Thames & Kosmos TUMBLING HEDGEHOG, Руководство по эксперименту

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Using the Robot
Operating the Robot
The hedgehog robot can run like a real hedgehog
and curl up. Fortunately, though, it listens to your
orders and does not immediately start to curl up
when you approach it.
You have given the hedgehog a built-in sound
sensor, which is located on the circuit board in its
head. You can use this sensor to control the
hedgehog by giving orders by clapping.
Your hedgehog robot has three different modes.
In each mode, you can give different clap commands.
Always make sure you clap close to its head where the sound sensor is located. If you’re
too far away or clapping too softly, the robot might not hear your commands properly.
IMPORTANT
The hedgehog robot only accepts orders when its body is completely stretched
out. As soon as it curls up or if it is already curled up, the sound sensor is inactive
and the robot will not follow your clap commands.
Long press the button for 2 seconds. LED light will gradually go off, followed by the Hedgehog
rolling into a ball. By now the Hedgehog is completely powered off.
Long press the button for 2 seconds. LED light will gradually go off, followed by the Hedgehog
rolling into a ball. By now the Hedgehog is completely powered off.
Rolling up into a ball
Backward Roll
MULTIPLE ROLLOVERS
F
UNWAY
2
CHEER UP
F
UNWAY
3
Wake-Up
3
x3
Sleeping
2
x3
Backward Roll
1
x3
Keep clapping until the
Hedgehog rolls up into a ball.
Continuous roll-overs according
to how many times players clap.
Maximum is five times.
CLAP
CONTINUOUSLY
Klatschen
(Max)
x 1~5
times
Rolling up into a ball
Backward Roll
MULTIPLE ROLLOVERS
F
UNWAY
2
CHEER UP
F
UNWAY
3
Wake-Up
3
x3
Sleeping
2
x3
Backward Roll
1
x3
Keep clapping until the
Hedgehog rolls up into a ball.
Continuous roll-overs according
to how many times players clap.
Maximum is five times.
CLAP
CONTINUOUSLY
Klatschen
(Max)
x 1~5
times
Sound sensor