Tamasu Butterfly Europa GmbH AMICUS PRIME, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...1 AMICUS PRIME Table Tennis Robot Owner s Manual Bedienungsanleitung Manuel d utilisation...

Page 2: ...IFC Individual Frequency Control function for more natural timing of balls in an Exercise Mirror play switch to quickly change Exercise for either right or left handed player Alternate play and break...

Page 3: ...Exercise 15 Sequences 16 Playing A Sequence 16 Creating and Saving Sequences 17 Editing and Deleting Sequences 17 Editing and Saving Exercises Within A Sequence 17 Modifying The Exercise List 18 Conn...

Page 4: ...ot onto the end of the table Gently let go of the base and the robot will hang by its own weight as seen in Photo 2 Please note that AMICUS robots are designed to fit onto 25mm 1 in thick tops If your...

Page 5: ...the two shortest Velcro strips to the corners of your table underneath the Corner Brackets to help the brackets stay down and stabilize the entire net 5 Pull a Side Net along the side line of the tab...

Page 6: ...tery time when new We recommend leaving the tablet plugged in to power to prevent the Power Saver function from turning off the screen during play 5 Volume Button Press on the left side of this button...

Page 7: ...ed on the Ball Tube are visible see Photo 7 Adjustment Of Head Height On most table tennis robots the height of the head cannot be adjusted In contrast AMICUS PRIME offers 4 different heights to bette...

Page 8: ...d prepare to return balls from your robot In the Exercise List of the Amicus app press Default game and then Play Exercise Basic Balls should be delivered along the centerline Observe where the balls...

Page 9: ...side of the screen This sets the throw angle of the Ball A 0 setting indicates a ball thrown straight out with only a slight upward angle When this slider is moved upward the robot will throw the ball...

Page 10: ...l Exercise unchanged When changing settings large adjustments are most easily accomplished by moving the slider control with your finger For fine adjustments touch the or symbol at either end of the s...

Page 11: ...on is similar to the less precise shots that a human might deliver Without Scatter the robot typically deliv ers shots within an area approximately 13 cm 5 in in diameter But with Scatter balls are de...

Page 12: ...es until you see the desired number of seconds The Play period ranges from 10 to 120 seconds and the Pause period ranges from 5 to 60 seconds And like the sliders in the Ball Screen tapping the or sym...

Page 13: ...rate This control ranges from 5 to 120 BPM 60 is the average topspin counter rate 30 45 is often used for beginner novice training Lower settings can be used for serve return 3rd ball attack other spe...

Page 14: ...ow all Balls simply touch the area to the right of the table diagram and slide your finger left to show more Balls When you re done adding all Balls touch Play to test all Balls in the Exercise and se...

Page 15: ...lease be sure to provide a unique name for the modified Exercise so the name will not conflict with the name of another Exercise Save To Sequence saves an Exercise to either a new or existing Sequence...

Page 16: ...dy the table diagrams to understand what Exercises are included and their order Once you have a mental image of the Exercises touch the Play Sequence Button leaving Ball Min set to the default 40 sett...

Page 17: ...Move Right to change the order of Exercises Continue this same process for each Exercise you want to move until all Exercises are in the order you wish If you want to delete a particular Exercise fro...

Page 18: ...in the resulting dialog box tap Delete 6 If you have set up an email FaceBook and or other social media account on your tablet share items by tapping Edit at top right Then tap the checkbox at far rig...

Page 19: ...eans that you can sample each Ball by repeatedly pressing the Start button to cycle through each Ball of an Exercise 2 If Ball Min on the Control Tablet is not set to 0 pushing START on the remote wil...

Page 20: ...the robot 2 At the top left of this screen is reported some important information about the Bluetooth signal strength handy for troubleshooting connection problems Hardware and firmware versions help...

Page 21: ...the center area of the net on top of the balls you do not need to remove the balls 5 Stand your robot upright on the floor off to the side of your table or in a nearby closet When you re ready to trai...

Page 22: ...or trunk 6 Use only 40 or 40 balls in your robot The better ball you use ITTF approved 3 star are best the more consistent your robot can throw that ball Checking Adjusting Wheel Clearance AMICUS whe...

Page 23: ...tor shaft until the position of the original wheel is reached Tighten the setscrew Now manually spin the wheel to be sure it is not rubbing on any surface If so loosen the setscrew and slightly move t...

Page 24: ...the head of the robot see Troubleshooting p 25 To begin troubleshooting first disconnect power For an Er2 code check that a ball is not stuck among the 3 wheels commonly occurs after moving the head...

Page 25: ...rest of the machine needs no maintenance However you can remove dirt and dust from the sur face of the robot with a moist cloth and a mild water based cleaner as necessary 6 Troubleshooting PROBLEMS...

Page 26: ...emove that foreign object or ball D Was Black Knob tightened too much denting the upper Ball Tube Dis connect the head and roll a ball up and down the Ball Tube to check if it is obstructed If so call...

Page 27: ...109 Trajectory Motor 19 mobil 112 Deflector Plate 20 Directional Motors Cover 21 Trajectory Motor Bushing Trajectory Motor Screw ID Part Part Name 22 Power Circuit Board 23 Power Circuit Board Cover 2...

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Page 29: ...material and workmanship for a period of 2 years from date of purchase Should this product become defective due to material or workmanship during the warranty period contact an Amicus Service Center...

Page 30: ...30 Tamasu Butterfly Europa GmbH Kommunikationsstr 8 47807 Krefeld Germany amicus butterfly tt 49 2151 9356 0...