Hasbro TIGER ELECTRONICS i-Cubie Manual de usuario

706970001IWTI-04

MADE AND PRINTED IN CHINA

980 Woodlands Parkway, Vernon Hills, IL 60061, U.S.A.

www.tigertoys.com

Created for Tiger

Ages 14 & Up

CAUTION ELECTRIC TOY:

Not recommended for children under 14 years

of age. As with all electric products, precautions

should be observed during handling and use

to prevent electric shock.

A division of Hasbro, Inc.

Where Technology Comes to Play!

™

1. Welcome to i-Cybie’s World..........................................................

2. What’s in your i-Cybie?.................................................................

3. The world according to i-Cybie.....................................................

4. Setup...............................................................................................

• Charging the Battery..................................................................

• Installing the Battery..................................................................

• To Ensure Proper Function.......................................................

• Re-Charge Me...Please..............................................................

• i-Cybie Stretch..............................................................................

5. Details…Details… .........................................................................

• To start i-Cybie............................................................................

• i-Cybie’s Buttons...........................................................................

• i-Cybie’s Sensors..........................................................................

TABLE OF CONTENTS 6. The Basics.......................................................................................

• The Remote Control...................................................................

• Sound Commands......................................................................

- Making i-Cybie Listen for Sound commands........................

- i-Cybie CLAP commands........................................................

• Voice Commands........................................................................

- Making i-Cybie listen to Voice command..............................

- Training i-Cybie listen to Recognize your voice....................

- Using Voice Commands With i-Cybie....................................

7. The Fun Stuff…Finally!...................................................................

8. Caring for i-Cybie............................................................................

• Personality...................................................................................

• The Emotional Side.....................................................................

• Making Eyes................................................................................

9. Cool Advanced Stuff.......................................................................

• What a Show-Off.........................................................................

• Chatting with other i-Cybies (And all Robo-Chi Pets)............................

10. If i-Cybie Malfunction....................................................................

• Reset............................................................................................

• Trouble Shooting........................................................................

11. Warranty.........................................................................................

WARNINGS!!!!

• This product is intended for indoor use only.

• Do not use outdoor - dirt, grass, cement will scratch

the finish and block the sensors.

• Do not immerse the product in water for cleansing,

only use a damp cloth to clean.

• Do not use the dog/charger around water as this is

a hazard and will cause a malfunction.

• Do not put any foreign objects in the Flash Cartridge

Slot, or Sensors on the chest, nose or microphone.

• Do not put foreign objects or tie material around the

moving joints, including the neck and tail.

• Keep the sensor panel on the chest clean, wipe with

a scratchless cloth.

• It is very important to REMOVE the BATTERY when

you are not playing with i-Cybie. It will decrease the

life span of the battery so that it WILL NOT recharge

fully.

WELCOME TO i-CYBIE’S WORLD Chapter 1

i-Cybie is the first TRUE robotic pet! This amazing little puppy is going to be

an entertaining part of your world. The 4-pound i-Cybie dog is made of 1,400

parts and over 90 feet of wire! There is a powerful artificial intelligence computer

and a bunch of smart buttons that allows this little character to do everything

but taste and smell. But, the truly incredible part of i-Cybie is the dog’s

personality.

Your i-Cybie will respond to

things in your world with

canine-like moods. i-Cybie

does this by using some of

the same things that you use:

body, eyes, and voice. The dog

will express feelings with

signature actions, poses and

behaviors when interacting in

the world that the two of you

will create. Play with your new

i-Cybie and you’ll have one

happy puppy. Ignore the dog

and just like you, i-Cybie will

become sad. i-Cybie comes

with a special remote control

and batteries, a battery charger

as well as a quick start guide.

And don’t forget…this manual.

You

The

Room

Your Home (Activity)

Chapter 2 WHAT’S IN YOUR i-CYBIE THE WORLD ACCORDING TO i-CYBIE Chapter 3

Touch Button (1 of 3)

Internal skeleton

Computer

Wire harness

Encoder (1 of 12)

Battery box

1.To insert the

battery, open the

battery door by

gently pulling

back on the

latch.

3.Insert the

charged battery

as shown and

connect the

battery wire to

the dog’s wire.

2.Release the

battery latch and

swing back the

battery’s locking

arm.

4.Tuck in the

connected

wires and

close the

battery door.

1. Connect the battery to the

charge terminal.

2. Have an adult to plug the

charger into a standard outlet.

PROJECT NAME DESCRIPTION REV. DATE PAGE

70-699 i-Cybie 07 09/14/2001 01Instruction

3. Charge the battery for 4 hours. Do not remove

the battery from the charger when the initial charging

cycle has not completed.

4. The battery will then only take 4 hours to re-charge once it has been

drained from the first time charging.

5. Allow charging at a cool dry place with good ventilation.

6. If the battery starts to feel warm; disconnect it from the charger &

remove the plug.

INSTALLING THE BATTERY

1.Unscrew and remove

the battery

compartment door on

the back of your

remote control.

2.Insert 2 “AAA”/LR03

batteries into the

battery compartment.

Parent should examine the unit and charger periodically, in case

there is any damage, the toy must not be used until that damage

has been properly repaired.

To Ensure Proper Function

- Do not mix old and new batteries.

- Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable

(nickel-cadmium) batteries.

- Battery installation should be done by an adult.

- Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.

- Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the toy

before being charged (if removable).

- Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult

supervision (if removable).

- Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as

recommended are to be used.

- Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity, and

follow the toy and battery manufacturer's instructions.

- Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the toy.

- The supply terminals are not to be short - circuited.

- Do not dispose of batteries in fire as batteries may explode

or leak.

Note: Make sure batteries are properly installed before assembling.

3.Re-attach the battery compartment door

and fasten the screw.

Chapter 4 SET UP

CHARGING THE BATTERY

Before you begin playing with i-Cybie, the NiCad battery needs to be

charged. To charge the battery, please follow these simple steps:

Note: - A new battery’s full capacity is achieved after two or three charge and discharge cycles!

- The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but it will eventually wear out.

when the play time is noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to buy a new battery pack.

- When a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do not leave the battery

connected to a charger for longer than one day, since overcharging may shorten its life. If

left unused a fully charged battery will discharge itself over time.

- Temperature extremes will affect the ability of your battery to charge: allow it to cool down

below 30°C or warm up above -20°C first.

- Charging time may be varied in countries where there is major fluctuation.

Remove

battery

Replace

battery

Press to

resume

Note 1: It is very important to REMOVE the BATTERY when you are not

playing with i-Cybie otherwise the life span of the battery will

decrease and it WILL NOT recharge fully.

Note 2: If the battery door is open, i-Cybie's eyes will blink the pattern

orange + green, green + red, red + orange.

Note 3: If you place a low charged battery into the dog, he will not start

and will cry 3 times to indicate low battery. He will wait for you

with his eyes blinking with Red and then Green repeatedly.

i-CYBIE STRETCH

Since i-Cybie is a robot, from time to time the dog needs to do some

simple internal checks to make sure everything is working OK. i-Cybie

will do them automatically. If you see i-Cybie suddenly lay down and start

to move his legs and head in what seems to be a strange action, don’t

worry, i-Cybie is just making sure that all of the systems are working fine.

RE-CHARGE ME...PLEASE

i-Cybie will let you know when the battery is low. This smart dog will get

into a special “Re – Charge Me” position (see example below). Whenever

you see your i-Cybie in this position, remove the drained battery and

recharge it. (Charging the Battery: page 7 ) After the battery has been

re-charged and re-inserted, simply place i-Cybie back on the floor and

press the button on top of the head. Just like that…i-Cybie will resume

play where you left off!

i-Cybie

battery

is low Charge battery as

instructed on page 7

Game

play

resume

Note 1: If the exercise being disturbed and you find any problem.

Please call Tiger Customer Service for help.

Chapter 5 DETAILS...DETAILS...

TO START i-CYBIE

Once you have the battery charged and installed, when you see i-Cybie’s

eye are green, all you have to do to start your i-Cybie is to press the head

button. There will be a brief internal test that i-Cybie will do before he can

get going. It is similar to how you may stretch after you wake up in the

morning! i-Cybie will wake-up with green eyes lit, moving the head up

and down, wagging the tail once and giving you a short bark “Hello”!

When the internal test is complete, i-Cybie is good to go and ready to

play!

Head button:

tells i-Cybie to listen

to you and to stop

walking. If you press

this button

repeatedly it will

make i-Cybie happy

for a moment.

Nose Button:

will scold i-Cybie.

If you press this

button repeatedly it

will make him sad and

he might even pee.

Pet sensor:

This is where

you can pet

your dog.

i-Cybie loves

being petted.

This will make

your new friend

very happy.

Back Button:

tells i-Cybie to

sit or stay

i -CYBIE BUTTONS...

i-Cybie’s

buttons

Remote

Voice

command

THE BASICS Chapter 6

When you play with your new pet, there are 4 ways to communicate with

i-Cybie. Each of these 4 ways will let you control all of i-Cybie’s major

functions. This also will let you decide how you want to play with i-Cybie.

While i-Cybie cruises around your home, the sensors on the dog will help

i-Cybie to try to stay out of trouble. But as with any other pet, you may

find that i-Cybie will sometimes get into trouble. If this happens, your help

will be needed (If i-Cybie Malfunction: see Troubleshooting: page 41).

When i-Cybie is with YOU In Your Home

Clap

commands

i-CYBIE’S SENSORS...

Obstacle sensor:

helps i-Cybie to

avoid bumping

into things.

Ouch!

Pet sensor:

this is where you

can pet your dog.

i-Cybie loves to be

petted here. This

will make your

new friend very

happy.

Ohh…how cute!

IR Communicator:

allows your i-Cybie

to talk to other

i-Cybies as well as

other robo-chi pets.

How Cool!

Motion Sensor:

allows i-Cybie to

be your guard

dog.

Grrr!

Sound sensor:

allows i-Cybie to

respond to “Sound

Commands” or

“Voice Commands”.

Huh?

Orientation/

Balance sensor:

if your i-Cybie falls

down or over, this

will let i-Cybie

know.

Aaaaggh!

Sit

Down

SOUND COMMANDS

There are two types of SOUND Commands that your i-Cybie

is able to respond to: CLAP Commands and VOICE Commands.

• COME TO CLAP: When i-Cybie is not busy moving or not in

“Listen Mode”, he will listen for your “COME TO CLAP”

command. He will turn his head to the direction of the clap and

WALK toward it. He can be “driven around” using this feature.

• CLAP Commands: When i-Cybie is in “Listen Mode”

(see page 17), making a series of handclaps, you can get your

i-Cybie to do different things. An example of this is 2 handclaps.

This will tell i-Cybie to SIT DOWN. There are 16 CLAP

commands for you and your i-Cybie in Chapter 7: page 27.

• VOICE Commands: When i-Cybie is in “Listen Mode”, these

are commands that you can give by actually speaking to your

i-Cybie! An example of a VOICE command is actually telling

your i-Cybie to SIT. There are 8 VOICE commands

for you and your i-Cybie in Chapter 7: page 27.

Before i-Cybie arrived at your home. i-Cybie was taught

to respond to both COME TO CLAP and CLAP commands.

You do have the option of playing with your i-Cybie by using

CLAP commands or VOICE commands. You can communicate

with your i-Cybie using either.

SIT

THE REMOTE CONTROL

Your i-Cybie comes with a Remote Control! You can use this to play with

your i-Cybie. The following illustration shows the buttons on the Remote

Control and what they do:

1615

Large Button

(Stop/Enter)

Small Button

(Pause)

Stay

Guard

Listen

Enter Advanced Play Mode

Enter Voice Training Mode

Exit Advanced Play Mode

or Voice Training Mode or

Trick Mode

Bow

Sit down

Head shake/

Good boy

Enter trick mode

Pee/Bad boy

Wag tail

When you put i-Cybie in “Trick Mode” (see page 31) the dog will automatically

go into “Listen Mode” after each time a command is completed. If i-Cybie

doesn’t hear a command clearly enough to understand it, i-Cybie will let

you know. i-Cybie will do a “NO” headshake and have RED eyes. Your

i-Cybie will then go back to “Listen Mode” and have both eyes ORANGE.

Be sure to wait for your i-Cybie to have 2 ORANGE eyes before you give

another sound command.

Making i-Cybie listen for Sound Commands

When your i-Cybie is not busy and you want to do SOUND Commands,

just press and hold the “Head Button” for 3 seconds. i-Cybie will then go

into “Listen Mode” and both eyes will turn ORANGE. This will let you know

that i-Cybie is listening for a command from you. There are 8 basic

commands that you can give i-Cybie when using your voice or by clapping.

Giving i-Cybie Clap Commands

The following description will show how to give CLAP commands and

understand the symbols.

• The symbol * stands for “one clap” or sound. So,

* * means two claps.

• The symbol / stands for “pause”

• So, * * / * means “clap, clap, pause, clap”.

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