Sony AIBO Dancer Bedienungsanleitung Seite 27

EU-610-010-1.book Page 27 Tuesday, March 18, 2003 4:01 PM
Problem Possible cause and solution
It takes a long time for AIBO to ●
start moving.
AIBO keeps falling over. ●
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When I pick AIBO up, it moves
very slowly without moving its
limbs.
The mode indicator is flashing, ●
AIBO does not move and its joints
are limp.
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AIBO's chest light flashes orange.
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AIBO asks to be charged even
with a fully charged battery pack.
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AIBO is not making any sound.
AIBO is loading data from the Memory Stick™.
Wait a while.
The floor may be too slippery, on a slope or unstable.
Place AIBO on a non-slip, flat surface.
AIBO stops moving whenever it is picked up off the floor.
Check to see if the mode indicator lights up or not. If it
does, place AIBO on the floor. If it does not move after a
while, press the head sensor for 3 seconds. AIBO enters
autonomous dance mode again.
One of AIBO's joints is jammed.
Place AIBO on the floor and press its head sensor for
3 seconds.
There may be a problem with the battery pack.
Check to see if the battery pack is inserted into AIBO's
body correctly. If it is, and the chest light is still flashing,
contact the AIBO Clinic.
With a fully charged battery pack, AIBO Dancer can
normally operate for about 1.5 hours (in autonomous
mode). If the operation time is always much shorter than
this, the battery pack may be reaching the end of its
service life. Replace it with a new battery pack.
The volume setting may be set to 0.
Increase the volume (refer to the AIBO ERS-210 series
Operating Instructions for details).
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