SonyメーカーERS-210の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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Entertainment Robot AIBO © 2001 Sony Corporation Operating Instructions ERS-210 4-652-093- 12 (1).
2 Safety Infor mation Owner’ s Record The model number and serial number are located inside the cov er of the unit and on the side of the supplied A C adapter . Record the serial n umber in the space provided belo w . Refer to the model and serial number whene ver you call upon your Sony AIBO Customer Link.
3 DISPOSAL OF LITHIUM ION BA TTER Y LITHIUM ION B A TTER Y DISPOSE OF PR OPERL Y Y ou can return your unwanted Lithium Ion batteries to your nearest Sony Service Center . Note In some areas the disposal of Lithium Ion batteries in household or b usiness trash may be prohibited.
4 RECYCLING LITHIUM ION RECHARGEABLE B A TTERIES Lithium Ion rechar geable batteries are recyclable. Y ou can help preserve our envir onment by returning your used rechargea ble batteries to the collection and recycling location nearest you.
5 Y ou are cautioned that any changes or modif ications not expressly approv ed in this manual could v oid your authority to operate this equipment. The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital de vice pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.
6 T able of Contents Meet AIBO Introduction .................................................................................... 10 What is AIBO? ........................................................................ 10 Checking the supplied accessories .
7 Attaching AIBO’ s extremities ................................................. 33 Replacing the battery pack ............................................................. 34 Inserting or removing a “Memory Stick” .............................
8 Limited warranty ............................................................................ 61 Service procedure ........................................................................... 64 Specifications ........................................
9 Meet AIBO Meet AIBO This chapter introduces you to the entertainment robot AIBO ERS-210, its supplied accessories, and the preparations that are required in order to play with it.
10 Introduction What is AIBO? “ AIBO” is the name given to the Son y entertainment robot. Dev eloped to encourage human and robot interaction, AIBO creates and introduces you to new pleasures and lifestyles. The name “ AIBO” is coined from the words “ A.
11 Meet AIBO A four-legged r obot with rich emotional expr essions T o comfortably coexist with people, AIBO was designed with four legs, a head, and a tail, and a total of twenty internal actuators that enable it to sit or lie do wn in a natural way .
12 ERS-210 As the successor to the AIBO ERS-110/111, the AIBO ERS-210 is a second- generation entertainment robot featuring a wider repertoire of mov ements, more sensors, and the ability to incorporate optional AIBO-ware “Memory Stick” (not supplied) that allo ws you to raise AIBO and play with it.
13 Meet AIBO Checking the supplied accessories Check to make sure you ha ve the follo wing items before you play with AIBO. x A C adapter ERA-201P1 (1) x A C adapter con version plug (1) x Lithium Ion.
14 Pr eparing AIBO The battery pack supplied with AIBO has been charged to some extent. It is recommended that you charge the battery pack fully (page 19) before you play with AIBO. 1 Grasp AIBO securely by the body , turn it upside do wn, and open its cover .
15 Meet AIBO 3 Place AIBO on the floor as shown below . Place it on a flat, non-slippery surface, such as a carpet with a short nap. Notes • If you place AIBO on a slippery floor or a carpet with a long nap, it may tend to fall often, fail to go forw ard, or hav e a tendency to jam up.
16 Playing with AIBO When you push the pause b utton on AIBO’ s chest and AIBO’ s chest light lights up green, AIBO’ s internal application program acti vates and AIBO begins moving on its ow n . T o enjoy AIBO’ s full capabilities, you must use at least one of the follo wing AIBO-ware “Memory Stick” applications.
17 Meet AIBO When y ou press AIBO’ s head too forcefull y b AIBO will sho w anger through its eye lights. When y ou pet AIBO’ s head from back to fr ont a fe w times b AIBO’ s eye lights sho w joy . When y ou keep pressing AIBO’ s head for a few seconds b AIBO emits a musical tone and its eye lights light up.
18 If AIBO stops moving • Place AIBO on the floor and keep pressing on its head for a fe w seconds. AIBO stops moving whene ver you pick it up from the floor or if an object gets caught in one of AIBO’ s joints. AIBO’ s mode indicator flashes green at both times.
19 Meet AIBO When not playing with AIBO W e recommend that you charge the battery pack so AIBO will be ready to play at any time. Pausing AIBO Press the pause button on AIBO’ s chest. The chest light flashes green and turns of f. If y ou will not be playing with AIBO f or a long time It is recommended that you remov e the battery pack.
20 2 Connect the A C adapter conv ersion plug to AIBO’s charg ing terminal. 3 Connect the A C adapter to a wall outlet and place AIBO in the posture shown belo w . While the AC ada pter is connected, AIBO will not change from pause mode ev en if you press the pause button on its chest.
21 Meet AIBO Notes • If the chest light flashes orange while you are charging the battery pack, the charging may not be pr ogressing normally . Replace the battery pack with ne w one or contact AIBO Customer Link (page 3, 5).
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23 Knowing more about AIBO Knowing mor e about AIBO This chapter helps you kno w more about AIBO by providing information about AIBO’ s parts and their functions, settings, and the installation of optional accessories.
24 Index to parts and controls AIBO exterior Notes • Do not attach stickers on AIBO’ s color camera or transparent face co ver . • Do not attach stickers onto or insert an ything into AIBO’ s joints or other movable parts. • Lift AIBO by the body , not by its extremities.
25 Knowing more about AIBO 1 Stereo microphone Allows AIBO to pick up surrounding sounds. 2 Head sensor Senses when a person taps or pets AIBO on the head. 3 Mode indicator Sho ws AIBO’ s operation mode. 4 Eye lights These light up in blue-green or red to indicate AIBO’ s emotional state.
26 AIBO’ s inner unit The illustration shows AIBO with its co ver open. Note Do not touch the charging terminal with your hands. Doing so may soil the terminal and cause poor contact, or transmit harmful static electricity .
27 Knowing more about AIBO 1 Charging terminal Connect the supplied AC adapter here with the supplied AC adapter con version plug. This terminal contacts the Energy Station (not supplied) when charging AIBO’s internal battery pack using the Energy Station.
28 Controls on the cor e unit The core unit appears when AIBO’ s head, legs, and tail ha ve been remo ved. For details on remo ving and attaching the respecti ve parts, see page 30. Rear panel Note Electronic components inside the core unit may be damaged if you handle it with static electricity built up on your body .
29 Knowing more about AIBO Unit connector Notes • Do not touch a unit connector terminal with your hands. Doing so may soil the terminal and cause poor contact, or transmit harmful static electricity . • Electronic components inside the respectiv e parts may be damaged if you handle them with static electricity built up on your body .
30 Removing and attaching AIBO’ s extr emities Y ou need to remove AIBO’ s legs, head, and tail to set the clock or v olume le vel of the musical tone, and to insert a PC card (not supplied). Y ou can also replace each part of AIBO’ s body with ne w parts which may be av ailable in near future to giv e AIBO a dif ferent appearance.
31 Knowing more about AIBO Removing AIBO’ s extremities 1 Press the pause b utton to pause AIBO. W ait until the chest light turns off. Note While AIBO is accessing the “Memory Stick, ” the battery pack lock indicator appears red. Do not remov e the “Memory Stick” during this time to prev ent damaging AIBO.
32 3 Slide the battery pack release le ver and r emove the battery pack. Hold your hand a gainst the battery pack when y ou remove it. Y ou can be injured by the battery pack if it falls out suddenly . Note When the battery pack lock indicator appears red, the battery pack is locke d.
33 Knowing more about AIBO Change the release pin inser tion angle part by part so that the pin reaches the depth of the release hole. 5 Remove AIBO’s head, tail, and legs from the cor e unit in the order of 1 to 6 sho wn in the illustration below .
34 Replacing the batter y pack It is usual to connect the A C adapter to AIBO to charge the battery pack while it is still inserted. Y ou can also change the battery pack in AIBO with another pack that has been charg ed on the optional Energy Station.
35 Knowing more about AIBO 2 Grasp AIBO securely by the body , turn it upside do wn, and then open the cover . Notes • Lift AIBO by the body , and not by its extremities. • Do not touch the charging terminal with your hands. Doing so may soil the terminal and cause poor contact, or transmit harmful static electricity .
36 4 Insert the charged battery pack in the dir ection of the arro w until the pack clicks into place, then close the cov er . 5 Place AIBO on the floor as shown below .
37 Knowing more about AIBO Inserting or removing a “Memory Stick” T o play with AIBO , insert an AIBO-ware “Memory Stick” (sold separately). For details, refer to the User’ s Guide supplied with the AIBO-ware. Be sure to insert or remov e the “Memory Stick” only after pressing the pause b utton on AIBO’ s chest to make AIBO pause.
38 2 Insert the “Memory Stick, ” and close the cov er . Making sure that the ▼ mark faces do wnward, insert the “Memory Stick” into the “Memory Stick” insertion slot until it clicks into place.
39 Knowing more about AIBO Notes • T o prev ent damaging AIBO, do not remove the “Memory Stick” while the battery pack lock indicator appears red. • If you set the safety switch in the “Memory Stick” to LOCK, AIBO will not be able to sav e data to the “Memory Stick.
40 Inserting the optional PC card Be sure to insert the PC card only after pressing the pause button on AIBO’ s chest to make it pause. F or details on inserting an optional LAN card, refer to the operating instructions supplied with ERA-201D1 AIBO W ireless LAN Card.
41 Knowing more about AIBO 3 Flip the PC card r elease swich to the side. T o remove, flip the swich out. 4 Replace the left-front and left-hind hind legs.
42 Changing settings After removing AIBO’s e xtremities, you can change the follo wing settings using the display panel on the core unit. The display panel is normally blank. When you press the MODE button, one of the follo wing items appears for about 30 seconds.
43 Knowing more about AIBO 1 Press the MODE b utton repeatedly to display the time zone indication. 2 Press do wn the MODE button to select the time zone. The time zone indication starts to flash. 3 Press the + b utton repeatedly to set the time zone.
44 Setting the clock The time is displayed in a 24-hour clock. 1 Press the MODE b utton repeatedly to display the time indication. 2 Press down the MODE b utton to set the clock. The hour indication starts to flash. 3 Press the + b utton repeatedly to set the hour .
45 Knowing more about AIBO 4 Press the + b utton repeatedly to set the minute. Then press the MODE button. The setting is entered and the time indication returns. Setting the date 1 Press the MODE b utton repeatedly to display the date indication. Note Only the first two digits of the year are sho wn.
46 3 Press the + b utton repeatedly to set the y ear . Then press the MODE button. The month indication starts to flash. 4 Press the + b utton repeatedly to set the month. Then press the MODE button. The day indication starts to flash. 5 Press the + b utton repeatedly to set the day .
47 Knowing more about AIBO Setting the volume level of the musical tone The v olume of the musical tones emitted from AIBO’ s speaker can be adjusted in four le vels. If you select “0, ” AIBO’ s m usical tone is muted (no sound is emitted from the speaker).
48 Checking the battery pack level Do the follo wing procedure to check the remaining power of the battery pack inserted in AIBO. 1 Press the MODE b utton repeatedly to display the battery le vel indication.
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50 Time zone table Use this table to enter the time zone..
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53 Additional information Additional infor mation This chapter provides notes on usage, a troubleshooting guide, and other information concerning AIBO.
54 Notes on use T o prev ent AIBO and its accessories from being damaged, observe the follo wing precautions. On handling AIBO • Do not use AIBO in places subject to vibrations, on an incline, or at a place where it might drop. • Do not press do wn hard on AIBO with your hand or elbow .
55 Additional information • Do not apply stickers to the color camera or the head co ver . • Do not point the color camera at the sun, no matter whether AIBO is turned on or off, as this may damage the camera. • Do not oil AIBO’ s joints or other movable parts.
56 On handling the AC adapter • Be sure to use only the supplied A C adapter to charge AIBO’ s battery pack. Using any other adapter ma y cause damage to AIBO . • Do not connect the A C adapter to electronic transformers designed for use by tra velers, as this may cause AIBO to heat up or become damaged.
57 Additional information T roubleshooting If you experience an y of the following dif ficulties, use this troubleshooting guide to help you remedy the problem. Should any problem persist, contact the AIBO Customer Link (page 5). Symptom Cause/Remedy AIBO does not react to release of the pause button.
58 Symptom Cause/Remedy AIBO continues to emit a sad melody and does not move when the pause button is released. The insertion of a “Memory Stick” without any AIBO-ware. The insertion of a “Memory Stick” that is not intended for AIBO. The battery pack is locked and cannot be replaced.
59 Additional information Symptom Cause/Remedy After picking AIBO up, it stops moving. AIBO stops moving whenever it is picked up from the floor . c Check that the mode indicator is flashing, then place AIBO on the floor .
60 Symptom Cause/Remedy The chest light does not turn off when you pr ess the pause button to make AIBO pause. There may be a pr oblem with the internal application. c Remove the battery pack (page 34). When the battery pack is locked, insert a pointing object into the battery pack unlock hole to remove it ( 4 on page 27).
61 Additional information Limited warranty SONY ELECTR ONICS INC. (“SONY”) warrants this Product and its accessories against defects in material or w orkmanship as follows: 1. PR ODUCTS: For a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, SONY will, at its option, either repair or replace the defecti ve parts and/or the Product ( i.
62 This warranty does not co ver the cost of remov al or reinstallation, cosmetic damage or damage due to acts of God, accident, misuse, ab use, negligence of, or to any part of the Product.
63 Additional information REP AIR OR REPLA CEMENT AS PR O VIDED UNDER THIS W ARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMED Y OF THE CONSUMER. SONY SHALL NO T BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENT AL OR CONSEQUENTIAL D AMA GES FOR BREACH OF ANY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED W ARRANTY ON THIS PRODUCT .
64 Service procedur e 1 . Contact the AIBO Customer Link. Its E-mail ad dress is aibosupport@info.sel.sony .com and its toll free number is 1-800-427-2988 (U .S.A.). 2 . If the AIBO Customer Link determines that your unit needs repair , follo w the procedure described belo w .
65 Additional information Specifications x AIBO CPU 64-bit RISC processor Main memory 32MB Supplied application media “Memory Stick” for AIBO Mov able parts Mouth: 1 degree of freedom Head: 3 degr.
66 Operating wet-bulb temperature Less than 29° C (84° F ) Storage temperature –20° C to 60° C (–4° F to 140° F) Storage humidity 10 % to 90 % (not condensed) Storage wet-bulb temperature Less than 29° C (84° F ) x A C adapter Input 120 V A C, 50 - 60 Hz, 0.
67 Additional information Storage temperature –20°C to 60°C (–4°F to 140°F) (temperature gradient less than 10°C (18°F)/hour) Storage humidity 10% to 90% (not condensed) Storage wet-bulb temperature Less than 35°C (95°F) Dimensions Approx.
68 Index A AC adapter .................................. 13, 19 Handling ..................................... 56 AC adapter conversion plug ..... 13, 19 AIBO Cleaning ...................................... 56 Handling ................................
69 Additional information M “Memory Stick” Inserting ...................................... 37 Removing .................................... 38 Mode indicator .................................. 25 MODE button ........................ 29, 42-48 Musical tone .
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