1. Subsystem Diagram

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2. Radio Control Operating Instructions

Radio Control Operating Instructions The Radio Control System consists of the control transmitter unit held by the operator and the receiver with its associated components in the robot. The Radio Control Transmitter converts movements of...

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3. Radio Control Transmitter Controls

Radio Control Transmitter Controls Note: The following information on the transmitter controls includes information for a variety of similar robots. Telescopic Transmitter Aerial Transmitter Battery Coltage Meter (Expand Scale...

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4. Ni-MH RC Battery

Ni-MH RC Battery The NI-MH RC transmitter battery will last about 5-6 hours on a full charge. Charge the battery for 14 hours. A charge jack is provided on the transmitter for recharging its internal batteries. This round jack is located...

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5. Adapter for Ni-MH Battery

Adapter for Ni-MH Battery   If you have an extra NI-MH RC battery, you can charge this outside the RC. You may need to do this while you are using the robot or if you need to charge both batteries at the same time. The adapter needed to do...

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6. Location of Voice Units

Location of Voice Units   Voice Transmitter: Operator wears Voice Receiver: On the main electronics box in the lower robot. 151 Transmitter: On the frame in the robot. ...

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7. Belt Transmitter

Belt Transmitter Open the battery door. Use a 9 Volt alkaline battery and insert it according to the diagram inside the battery compartment. Place the headset on your head and adjust the microphone to approximately 1 inch...

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8. Robot Receiver

Robot Receiver There are two adjustments on the receiver. The volume is on the back of the receiver, which you may set to the desired volume. On the UHF UB-10 you can change the volume on your belt transmitter on the fly. The other...

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9. 151 System (Robot TX and Belt 151 Receiver)

151 System (Robot TX and Belt 151 Receiver) No adjustment is needed. The switches will be preset to on at the factory. It receives its power from the robot. No 9 Volt battery is needed. Function of the LED When the robot is turned...

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10. Voice System Troubleshooting

Voice System Troubleshooting For any voice problem, perform the following steps first: Check to see that the batteries are good in the operator's transmitter and in the 151 receiver. Normally when you turn the 151 receiver on, the...

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