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Remedy
Switch the robot on
Replace or recharge the batteries
Remove the batteries and Insert them correctly (observe the polarity). Make sure each individual battery makes proper contact with the battery connectors
Return the product if still under warranty. Log an online support question via the Command Center [Support] [Log a Question] function.
Pair the robot with the Mobile Controller by following the procedure as outlined
below:
1. Switch both the robot and Mobile Controller off
2. Put the robot in pairing mode by keeping both the front and rear bumpers
depressed while switching in on; the top and bottom Activity LEDs will flash
3. Put the Mobile Controller in pairing mode by keeping the Left Trigger (LT)
button and rear part of the Left Drive button depressed while switching it on
4. The robot and Mobile Controller will connect and will be paired again (the
robot’s Activity LEDs will scan up and down)
Switch the Mobile Controller on
Replace or recharge the batteries
Recharge the robot at the Energy Station
Replace or recharge the batteries
Recharge the robot at the Energy Station
Replace or recharge the batteries
Active Turbo Mode by simultaneously double-tabbing the front (forward) parts of
both Drive buttons; the robot will go at a much faster speed for a limited
duration (see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Getting Started] [Controls] for more
information on how to do this)
Note: Turbo Mode cannot be activated too frequently or continuously
Turbo Mode’s duration is a factor of your RoboTX (robot trust) level; improve
your RoboTX level by playing more with your Roboni-i (see [Walk Thru]
[Interacting] [Driving Around] [RoboTX] for more information)
Your robot’s energy consumption is a factor of your RoboTX (robot trust) level; improve your RoboTX level by playing more with your Roboni-i (see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Driving Around] [RoboTX] for more information)
Roboni-i’s Behavior Modes are one of its endearing features; you can, however,
deactivate it or change the time interval before it kicks in by means of the
[myRobot] [Tuning] function
Note: see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Personality] for more information on
the robot’s Personality
There may be too many other robots or devices using Zigbee RF protocol in the
immediate vicinity; switch off the offending devices or change venues
There may be too many other robots or devices using Zigbee RF protocol in the
immediate vicinity; switch off the offending devices or change venues
Change the Personality timeout by means of the [myRobot] [Tuning] function
Deactivate or reprogram the offending Reflex or Behavior programs by means of
the [Program Editors] function
Deactivate or reprogram the offending Reflex or Behavior programs by means of
the [Program Editors] function
Deactivate or reprogram the offending Reflex or Behavior programs by means of
the [Program Editors] function
Return the product if still under warranty
Log an online support question via the Command Center [Support] [Log a Question]
function
Two robots can’t read or access a game accessory such as the UniHub at the same
time and will interfere with each other; remove one of the robots from the
immediate vicinity of the game accessory
Replace or recharge the batteries
Reset one or all of the robots by switching then off and on again so they can
join a common host robot
Note: see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Shooting] for more information
A maximum of 4 robots can interact with one another; remove or switch off any
robots that have not joined a common host robot
Note: see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Shooting] for more information
Reprogram the trigger by means of the [Program Editors] [Reflexes] [Controller]
function
Position your robot closer to the target robot before attempting to shoot it
(ideally ±2 – 3’ away)
Ensure that the Infrared Pod is firmly attached to the robot (remove and insert
it again to make sure)
Return the product if still under warranty
Log an online support question via the Command Center [Support] [Log a Question]
function
Position your robot a bit further away from the target robot before attempting
to shoot it (ideally ±2 – 3’ away)
Switch the BaseStation on
Replace or recharge the batteries
Position your robot closer to the BaseStation before attempting to shoot it
(ideally ±2 – 3’ away)
Reprogram the trigger by means of the [Program Editors] [Reflexes] [Controller]
function
Ensure that the Infrared Pod is firmly attached to the robot (remove and insert
it again to make sure)
Return the product if still under warranty
Log an online support question via the Command Center [Support] [Log a Question]
function
Position your robot a bit further away from the BaseStation before attempting to
shoot it (ideally ±2 – 3’ away)
A maximum of 4 robots can interact with one another; remove or switch off any
robots that have not joined a common host robot
Note: see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Shooting] for more information
Robots can join or interact each other if they are too far apart; move them
closer to each other (max 10 – 12’ apart to join)
Reset one or all of the robots by switching then off and on again so they can
join a common host robot
Note: see [Walk Thru] [Interacting] [Shooting] for more information
Reprogram the trigger by means of the [Program Editors] [Reflexes] [Other Robot]
function
Replace or charge the batteries
This is normal behavior; reprogram the Reflex program concerned to change
Reboot the robot by switching it off and then on again
Find a different spot to play that is further away from the other robots
Turbo Mode’s duration is a factor of your RoboTX (robot trust) level; improve
your RoboTX level by playing more with your Roboni-i (see [Walk Thru]
[Interacting] [Driving Around] [RoboTX] for more information)
Your robot’s energy consumption is a factor of your RoboTX (robot trust) level;
improve your RoboTX level by playing more with your Roboni-i (see [Walk Thru]
[Interacting] [Driving Around] [RoboTX] for more information)
Switch the Mobile Controller on
The RF range between the robot and the Mobile Controller should be more than 10
meters, so this should not happen too often; in case it does move closer to the
robot
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