Sony Aibo ERS-7M2, Руководство пользователя

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model name[ERS-7]
partnumber[2-349-509-
11 (1)]
masterpage:Left
date[9/28/04]
filename[F:\Joutou\#4080186_Sony_AiboMIND2_STAND._E\2349509111\2349509111
_ERS7M2\GB07_ADV02.fm]
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• Favorite place (Max. 1)
This displays the photo taken by the AIBO
®
Entertainment Robot of its favorite
place.
Click on an image to display an enlarged version in a separate window. Picture
resolution is 416 × 320 pixels.
* Please ensure that you are using Microsoft
®
Internet Explorer 6 or Netscape Navigator 7.
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Hints
• To view the most recent picture, reload the web page.
• Set the Web browser cache appropriately.
- With Microsoft Internet Explorer 6:
Click “Internet Options” in the “Tools” menu, open the “General” tab in the window that appears, and
click “Settings” under “Temporary Internet files”. Next, change the “Check for newer versions of the
stored pages” setting to “Every visit to the page”.
- With Netscape Navigator 7:
Click “Preferences” in the “Edit” menu, and from the categories that appear on the left side of the
window click “Advanced” and then “Cache”. Next, change the “Compare the page in the cache to the
page on the network” setting to “Every time I view the page”.
• Enable JavaScript and pop-up windows in your Web browser’s settings.
• Pictures are saved in JPEG format in the “OPEN-R\APP\PC\PHOTO” folder on the “Memory Stick™”
media.
Listening to sounds recorded by the AIBO robot
Click “Sound” when it appears beneath a photo taken in House Sitting mode to hear the
recorded sound.
Using a “Memory Stick” media reader/writer to view
pictures
You can also remove the “Memory Stick” media from the AIBO robot and insert it into a
“Memory Stick” media reader/writer* on a PC to view pictures and listen to recorded sound
files.
Click “INDEX.HTM” in the “OPEN-R” folder on the “Memory Stick” media to display the
AIBO Photo Album screen.
* Only Sony brand “Memory Stick” media reader/writers are guaranteed to operate correctly.
Caution
Always press the pause button on the back of the AIBO robot to put it in Pause mode before removing its
“Memory Stick” media.