WowWee MiP Manual de usuario

USER MANUAL

ASSORTMENT NO.: 0820

ITEM NO.: 0821 / 0825

Thank you for purchasing MiP™ by WowWee™!

Meet MiP™, your new gesture tracking, self-balancing robotic companion! Out the box, MiP™

is packed with features and personality. MiP™ loves to follow your hand around and balance

things on its tray accessory. Take control, interact and play with MiP™ through Gesture Sense™

technology or a Bluetooth®Low Energy (BLE) enabled mobile device.

Take a few minutes to look through this user manual and get MiP™ working.

NOTE: When using MiP™, adult supervision is required, especially when changing the batteries.

Please note the following when operating MiP™:

• Do not immerse MiP™ or any parts in water or any other form of liquid.

• Do not drop, throw, or kick MiP™ as this may damage mechanical functions.

• Do not allow the robot to roam freely or leave unattended near edges from which MiP™

could fall.

1 x Tray

1 x Display Stand

1 x MiP™

INTRODUCTION

• 1 x User Manual

BATTERY INFORMATION

Installing or changing batteries in MiP™:

1. To change the batteries, carefully lay MiP™ on its front. Do not place MiP™ where it could

easily fall. MiP™ requires 4 x“AAA” size alkaline batteries (not included).

2. Using a Phillips screwdriver (not included) remove the screws on the battery compartment

cover located on the back of the robot.

3. Insert the batteries according to the diagram. Ensure that the positive and negative polarities

match the illustrations inside the battery compartment.

4. Replace the battery compartment cover and tighten screws using the screwdriver. Do not

over-tighten.

IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION:

• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and

recommended type.

• Do not mix old and new batteries, dierent types

of batteries

•

• Do not use Rechargeable batteries

• Please respect the correct polarity, (+) and (-).

• Do not try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

• Do not throw batteries into re.

• Replace all batteries of the same type/brand at

the same time.

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

• Remove exhausted batteries from the toy.

• Batteries should be replaced by adults.

• Remove batteries if the toy is not going to be

played with for some time.

LOW BATTERY INDICATORS:

When the batteries grow weak, MiP™ will move very slowly and easily fall down while moving

or turning. When this occurs, power OFF and replace all batteries.

NOTE: You will know when MiP™’s batteries are nearly depleted because it will make a low

battery indication sound and then power o.You can also see current battery levels via the

MiP™ App.

MiP™ Battery Diagram/Installation

LED Eyes

IR Sensor

Microphone

LED Mode

Indicator

Poseable Arms

Wheels

Tray Slot (For

inserting tray)

MiP™OVERVIEW

FRONT

IR Transmitters

Stand Slot

Battery

Compartment

Power Switch

Stand

Speaker

MiP™OVERVIEW

BACK

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(1) With the batteries inserted, locate the power switch

on its back and activate MiP™ by toggling it to ON.

(2) Carefully place MiP™ upright on its wheels on a at

and smooth surface, away from edges and obstacles.

On successful balancing, you should feel traction in its

wheels. At this point, let go and MiP™ will stand on its

own with slight movements to correct its balance.

MiP™ has several dierent modes that can be activated. Along with its own

unique vocabulary, MiP™ will make a wide range of sounds to express itself

regarding its current action, mode, or input received. To access the dierent

modes, pick MiP™ up and turn its right or left wheel. The LED Mode Indicator

will change color to indicate its current mode. Note that these modes are in a

xed order, therefore, you can turn the wheel clockwise or counter-clockwise

to go up and down the list of modes.

GETTING STARTED

Mode LED Mode Indicator Color

MiP™ BLUE (Default)

Stack PINK

Cage WHITE

Tricks RED

Roam YELLOW

Dance TURQUOISE

Tracking ORANGE

BASIC COMMANDS – ALL MODES

Sound Detection

Various MiP™ actions can be performed by clapping, which will activate its sound detection.

For instance, to have MiP™ repeat a Trick Mode routine, you can clap twice.

Stop/Cancel

You can cancel any action MiP™ is currently performing by picking it up and tilting, then placing

MiP™ back down vertically. To reactivate the mode/action MiP™ was performing prior to the

Stop/Cancel command, clap twice.

Falling

Should MiP™ fall, it will make a sad sound. To get moving again, place it upright and it will start

balancing then wait for new commands, whilst in its previous mode.

Mode Selection

O - On

MODES

MiP™ Mode (Default)

The default mode MiP™ is in, upon start up. In this mode, MiP™ will detect hand gestures,

responds to claps and shakes.

Hand Gesture Control - Forward

Guide MiP™ forward by holding your hand in front of MiP™, then dip and pull your hand away from

MiP™ to steer it forward.

Hand Gesture Control – Backward

Guide MiP™ backwards by holding your hand in front of MiP™, then dip and push your hand towards

MiP™ to steer it backwards.

Hand Gesture Control – Left/Right

Turn MiP™ by swiping your hand in front of MiP™ in the direction that you want it to turn.

Hand Gesture Control - Stop

Stop MiP™ from moving forward by placing your hand in front of it.

Stack Mode (Pink)

For this mode, rst attach the tray accessory to MiP™ as shown in the

diagram. Carefully place MiP™ on a large, at surface and let it balance.

MiP™ will now start a countdown! You will have only a few seconds to stack

a heavy object or many light objects on top of the tray. If it can balance

correctly, MiP™ will add additional time for you to stack. If you fail to reset

the timer and the clock runs out, MiP™ spins around, tossing all the stacked

items o the tray. See how much you can stack before the time runs out!

If you want to stack without the timer, use the Stop/Cancel command (pg 5).

After MiP™ has started balancing, you are free to stack as much as you

want without a time limit. To reactivate the timer, clap twice.

NOTE: Do not place open liquid containers on the tray.

Do not place anything too heavy on the tray.

Stacking Tray

Hand Gesture Control

Forward

Hand Gesture Control

Backward

Hand Gesture Control

Left/Right

Hand Gesture Control

Stop

MODES

P AND STACK MODES

MODES

CAGE AND TRICK MODES

TRICK: You can also use this method to deliver objects to people as well. Follow steps 1-3, then

pick MiP™ up and attach the tray accessory. Place MiP™ down so it is balancing, then

place the object you want to deliver on the tray. Clap twice to execute the command.

Cage Mode (White)

Stop MiP™ from escaping your clutches by cutting o its escape routes. Place your hand in front

of MiP’s eyes to block its path (Hand Gesture Control - Stop). MiP™ will move faster as the game

progresses. MiP™ will make victory sounds if it is able to escape. To restart the game, clap twice.

Trick Mode (Red)

Using hand gesture controls, you can have MiP™ memorize up to 50 separate movements that

you command. To do so:

1. Select Tricks Mode, then place MiP™ on a large at surface and let it balance.

2. Wait for MiP™’s LED Mode Indicator to ash RED, then give a hand gesture command. To

indicate it has ‘read’ the command, MiP™ will say “OK” and its eyes will light up indicating

command has been entered.

3. Continue adding additional commands up the limit of 50.

4. To execute the trick, clap twice. MiP™ will repeat the most recent series of commands

programmed.

To enter a new series of commands, quickly clap three times. Alternatively, you can also change

the mode, then repeat step 1. MiP™ is now ready to learn a new routine.

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RED

OK!

Roam Mode (Yellow)

MiP™ will explore its environment and roam freely. It will acknowledge obstacles that it can see

with its IR Sensors, stop and turn away from them. MiP™ will exit Roam Mode after three minutes

or if it falls. Should MiP™ get stuck on a small obstacle below its IR Sensor and is not repositioned

by you, MiP™ will exit the mode.

Object detection

As MiP™ moves around, it will detect objects in range, directly in front of it. Upon detection, MiP™ will

make a sound, turn and drive in another direction. Note that MiP™ does not have edge detection, so do

not allow it to roam freely in an area with edges from which it could fall.

NOTE: MiP™ cannot detect obstacles below the range of its IR Sensor (located above the eyes),

to the side, or from behind.

Dance Mode - (Turquoise)

MiP™ will perform dance routines by moving around and dancing to music.

NOTE: MiP™ moves around during dance routines. Ensure the surrounding area is free from

obstacles and edges.

Track Mode - (Orange)

MiP™ will track and follow your hand gestures. Hold your hand in front of MiP™ until it makes a

low beep tracking sound then guide MiP™ around by moving your hand slowly in any direction.

MiP™ will track forwards, backwards, left and right movements. Note: MiP™ is more accurate

at tracking slower movements.

SLEEP MODE

If MiP™ is left for approximately 10 minutes, it will enter Sleep Mode after making a sound. The

LED Mood Indicator will turn o along with object detection, and the unit will no longer balance

and drop to a prone position.

To wake MiP™ from Sleep Mode, turn it OFF for 10 seconds and then ON again using the Power

Switch located on the back.

NOTE: If you are done playing with MiP™, turn it o using the power switch located on the back.

MODES

ROAM, DANCE, AND SLEEP MODES

APP FUNCTIONALITY

AND

Q & A

APP FUNCTIONALITY

MiP™ is equipped with BLE (Bluetooth®Low Energy) connectivity and can interact wirelessly with an

iPhone®4s and above, iPod touch®Gen 5 or above, iPad®3 or above, iPad Air™, or select Android™

BLE enabled devices. Apple®devices must be running iOS 7 or above. Android™ devices must be

running Android™ 4.3 BLE or above.

Using the App, you can access a wider range of behaviors, moods and games, or have MiP™ dance

to songs on your device.

NOTE: MiP™ does not have object detection when controlled via the App.

Q&A AND PRODUCT SUPPORT

If you are experiencing diculties with MiP™, use this troubleshooting guide or visit

www.wowweezone.com for further support.

Q: My MiP™ is not responding to my hand gesture commands…

A: Make sure you are giving gestures in front of MiP™s IR Sensors, located above its eyes. Note

that MiP™ cannot detect hand gestures from the side or from behind.

Q: My MiP™ has trouble performing turns and is moving too slowly…

A: Make sure there is no dirt or bers trapped around the wheels. If there is, carefully remove the

debris (adult supervision required). If MiP™ still moves slowly, try replacing the 4 x “AAA” size

alkaline batteries.

Q: My MiP™ cannot detect objects and obstacles...

A: Try resetting MiP™ by turning it O for a few seconds and then On again using the power

switch located on the back. Note that MiP™’s IR Sensors are based on reection. It can see

highly reective surfaces, such as white walls or mirrors more easily and from greater distances

than matte or black surfaces.

Connecting to MiP™ with your device

To connect MiP™ with your device:

1. Turn MiP™ On as instructed in Getting

Started (pg 5).

2. Open the MiP™ App on your device.

3. The App will bring up your MiP™’s ID in a

list of available devices.

4. Follow the on-screen instructions to augment

MiP™’s behavior, moods and games.

Downloading the App

For iPhone and iPod touch:

Go to the App Store and search for

MiP App. Alternatively, open a

browser and use the following link:

appstore.com/mipapp. Then, click

download.

For Android:

Go to the Google Play Store and search for MiP

App. Then, click download.

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