MODE FUNCTIONS
BUTTON FUNCTIONS
OFF POSITION
AUTONOMOUS MODE
8-BALL MODE
DJ MODE
PUSH BUTTON PROGRAMMING
1.
PRESS RECORD
1.
PRESS RECORD
2.
PUSH ARROW SEQUENCE
2.
TWIST HEAD
3.
PRESS FOR PLAYBACK
3.
PRESS FOR PLAYBACK
LIM PROGRAMMING
(LEARNED INTELLIGENT MOTION)
E N
E N
This mode allows your Micronoid to
answer YES or NO questions. Ask
your Micronoid a YES or NO question
and it will give you an honest answer
(whether you like it or not). Be sure
to speak loudly and clearly in its
direction.
Micronoid has a mind of
its own. It may giggle, fart,
babble, dance, or sing in this
mode. If there’s another
Micronoid nearby, they may
start interacting with each
other or dancing to a
syncronized routine.
Micronoid loves to make
music. Create music with
Micronoid’s buttons and
turn its head to hear the
cool sound distortion.
DJ MODE
This mode allows you to use your
Micronoid to create new music. Use the
different buttons to create new unique
songs. You can rotate the head to add
cool speed effects to the music created.
This allows you to use the arrow buttons to
build your own custom walking and turning
sequence. If you speak to Micronoid in this
mode, it will record your voice, and repeat it in
its robot voice.
PC SOFTWARE CONNECTION
Go to www.meccano.com to download the PC programming software. Once your Micronoid is
connected to the software you can follow instructions to create unique
walking and talking programs.
This will power down your
Micronoid. Make sure you do this
after you’ve finished playing with
it so that you don’t drain its
batteries.
This allows you to rotate the head to record
your own custom walking and turning
sequence. If you speak to Micronoid in this
mode, it will record your voice, and repeat it in
its robot voice.
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