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1. PARO is completely charged CHARGE lamp POWER lamp Pacifier shaped plug Safety cap OAs Functional explanations Charging instructions When the battery pack gets hot due to extended use of PARO the battery will not charge This is done to protect the battery pack from overheating The CHARGE light may go off even when charging has not been completed If this happens try unplugging the pacifier jack from PARO s mouth and then plug it in again Charging should then resume until it is completed When PARO is operating with the AC adaptor plugged in PARO will not charge Charging only occurs when PARO is turned off When PARO is plugged into the AC adaptor it will not recharge so long as PARO is working PARO works by getting electric power through the AC adaptor Even when the batteries are not charging the CHARGE light will illuminate X It blinks on and off according to PARO s movement It is not because of a failure Discharge PARO s battery completely before you recharge PARO It takes about 3 hours to charge the battery from empty to full 25 Functional explanations How to let PARO operate and rest switch ON switch OFF How to make PARO operate Turn PARO on by pressing the on off switch for 1 second If PARO does not move when the switch is turned on pet PARO on its back and PARO will wake up How to let PARO rest Press the switch for 3 seconds PARO will move into a sl2. PDI Super Sani Cloth Germicidal Disposable 3 Wipe down PARO s fur with PDI Super Sani Cloth wipe wipes er Comp ale produe 4 Let PARO s fur dry as much as possible Purell alcohol based hand sanitizer gel 5 Brush the entirety of PARO s fur or comparable product l brush in the direction of the fur Although PARO s artificial fur is made of 6 Clean the brush antibacterial materials it may get dirty Ms NS x lt 84 Troubleshooting If you think PARO is not operating properly please check the following table If PARO does not work at all it may be damaged Please contact PARO Robots U S Inc Problem Cause Solution You pressed the on off switch for 1 second and PARO did not turn on Battery is not charged AC adaptor is not inserted correctly when using PARO with AC adaptor plugged in Charge the battery refer to page 24 25 Plug in the AC adaptor correctly and press the on off switch again Even after charging PARO does not work The on off switch may not be in the ON position Press the on off switch between PARO s hind flippers for 1 second Refer to page 17 Front and hind flippers do not move There may be interference with PARO s movements such as a thick pile rug or carpet Put PARO on another surface PARO does not call out Volume may be too low Adjust the volume Refer to page 27 PARO does not operate shortly afte
3. Interactive harp seal Pi Therapeutic Robot MCR 900 MCR A888 User Manual CAUTION ELECTRIC TOY ATTENTION JOUET ELECTRIQUE We would like to thank you for purchasing PARO PARO is not recommended for children under 8 years of age As with all electric products care should be exercised during handling and use to prevent electric shock Non recommand pour les enfants moins de 8 ans d ge Comme avec tous les produits lectriques les pr cautions devraient tre remarqu es pendant la manipulation et l utilisation pr venir le d charge lectrique Since PARO is an electric toy care must be exercised to prevent fire or personal injury while using PARO In this manual we will provide you with important information for safely using and caring for PARO Read the User Manual carefully and follow its instructions while operating PARO Be sure to save the User Manual for future Functional explanations PARO uses electricity Feeding PARO When PARO gets hungry Real harp seals eat fish but PARO needs electricity to operate If PARO s batteries are not charged enough to operate PARO will stop moving When the charge in the battery is low PARO will move to show you it is hungry When this happens you can charge PARO by using the AC adaptor As well when PARO is left alone for some time while it is on will stop moving PARO will rest in order to conserve the charge in its battery When PARO is rest
4. RO to PARO Robots U S Inc Do not attempt to disassemble PARO or its accessories as there is a risk of electric shock and personal injury Water is poured on PARO Water can cause an electric shock if moisture gets into PARO If water gets into PARO immediately turn PARO off and remove the battery pack 36 Troubleshooting If you notice any abnormality in PARO or its accessories such as those described below it is an indication that using them further may be dangerous Look at the table below to diagnose the problem and find a solution Please also consult PARO Robots U S Inc Problem Solution Damage to the electrical cord The cord is no longer protected and there is a risk of shock The rubber casing of the Unplug the cord from the wall socket immediately electrical cord is damaged The AC adaptor is wet There is a risk of electric shock if you continue to use the AC adaptor Unplug the AC adaptor from the wall socket immediately PARO or one of its accessories PARO may turn off due to a sharp impact In this case stopped working after they were please turn it on again dropped or pressed too firmly If it still does not move the base plate may be out of position or there may be a fault with an internal part To avoid possible injury please DO NOT attempt to dismantle PARO yourself Return PARO to PARO Robots U S Inc Do not attempt to disassemble PARO or its accessories as there is a r
5. e clean The artificial fur may otherwise get dirty and will be difficult to clean Condensation on PARO When you move PARO quickly from a low temperature to a high temperature location the water vapor becomes liquid and condensation occurs Do not use PARO when you move it from hot to cold places Wait an hour before switching PARO on as the condensation inside PARO can cause damage 31 Additional information How to use the AC adaptor Use only the AC adaptor provided in PARO s box If you use a different AC adaptor it will not charge PARO and may cause damage or fire Do not separate the AC adaptor into parts or modify it Do not connect the AC adaptor when you are in a foreign country using a AC adaptor It can cause overheating and will damage PARO Never leave the AC adaptor in the following places even for storage as it can damage the adaptor Places that are hot Direct sun light or other heat source Places with intense vibration Places with powerful magnetism Sandy or dusty conditions Sand and dust can cause serious damage to PARO Do not drop the AC adaptor Do not use the AC adaptor near TVs or radios as it may interfere with reception Do not pull the AC adaptor by its cord When you use PARO while it is plugged in PARO and the AC adaptor will get warmer When you use PARO while it is plugged in it is normal for PARO and the AC adaptor to get warmer If PARO or the AC adaptor overheat thi
6. eeping position and call in a quiet voice signifying it will stop operating and go to sleep Place of serial number manufacturing number Place where the serial number was stamped Fancy box box on which the photo of PARO is printed side surfaces Please refer to the diagram on the right side PARO main body Please refer to p 27 28 There is one serial number for each PARO PARO you will need this serial number when you wish to get support X When we receive requests for support this number will be used for owner referral MER 3900 so please check the number before Fancy box making any request for support box on which the photo of PARO is printed Side surfaces place where the serial number was stamped 26 Functional explanations PARO s stomach underside The underside of PARO holds the battery pack and is where various operational settings are located Please handle this area with care 297 Functional explanations PARO s stomach underside Volume control switch The volume of PARO s voice is adjustable press the Up switch to make it louder and the Down switch to make it softer Whenever you press a volume control switch PARO will call with the adjusted volume Battery pack housing base X For installing and removing the battery pack please refer to p 29 30 Location of marked serial number It is a produc
7. f switch to turn it off and then turn PARO back on If PARO still does not respond there may be internal damage to PARO After PARO has developed a character can that character be changed You can change PARO s character by changing it s environment and stimulus Even if PARO has developed a character it will continue to develop in response to its environment PARO gets angry easily How can calm PARO down Pet PARO gently and softly and call its name Your gentle attitude will calm PARO down PARO tends to stop moving Is this a problem PARO does not respond when call its name Is it upset PARO will go to sleep if it receives no stimulus just like a real seal would Pet PARO softly to wake it up When PARO is operating while plugged into its pacifier and AC adaptor PARO will not go to sleep PARO has some difficulty hearing long and complicated names Please choose a short and clear name for PARO PARO cannot hear voices when there is a lot of ambient noise Call PARO s name in a quiet environment 38 Frequently Asked Questions Answers to frequently asked questions Question Answer PARO s joints are noisy When a strong force is applied to its joints PARO may move and its movements are jerky noisily or choppily to prevent the joints from being damaged when it is moving around It is not actually damaged PARO s artificial fur is dirty No PARO canno
8. ing you can make it move again by touching its back or providing some other form of stimulation Turn off PARO s switch when you are not using PARO The switch is located between PARO s hind flippers Refer to page 17 How long can PARO keep moving The length of time the battery can support physical movement is about 5 hours although the exact time depends on the amount of interaction with PARO The battery is losing charge When the battery loses most of its charge PARO will call out twice to express its need to have its batteries recharged When the batteries are completely discharged PARO will turn off automatically You can use PARO even if its batteries are not charged When the battery is fully discharged you can still use PARO at any time by plugging in the AC adaptor When you use PARO with the AC adaptor plugged in PARO will not get hungry In that case PARO can work continuously However turn the switch off and let PARO have a rest when you are not interacting with PARO Notice When you are leaving PARO alone for a long period of time make sure the AC adaptor is unplugged ee Functional explanations How to charge PARO Turn PARO off Plug the AC adaptor into the wall The POWER lamp will go on Pull off the safety cap on the jack and place it into the receptacle inside PARO s mouth When the CHARGE light is on PARO is being charged When the CHARGE light goes off
9. isk of electric shock and personal injury Water is poured on PARO Water can cause an electric shock if moisture gets into PARO If water gets into PARO immediately turn PARO off and remove the battery pack 36 Troubleshooting If you notice any abnormality in PARO or its accessories such as those described below it is an indication that using them further may be dangerous Look at the table below to diagnose the problem and find a solution Please also consult PARO Robots U S Inc Problem Solution Abnormal sounds This may occur when PARO s joints are damaged or have moved out of place Turn PARO off and immediately remove the battery pack Continued use of PARO could cause the problem to worsen Abnormal smells A short circuit may have occurred in the electrical circuit or there is smoke coming board or mechanical parts out of PARO This can cause a fire or electric shock if you continue to operate PARO Immediately switch PARO off and remove the battery pack PARO heats up Some damage has occurred more than usual Stop using PARO 287 Frequently Asked Questions Question Answer What should we do if PARO will not open its eyes and we cannot force them to open manually Do not try to open PARO s eyes manually When PARO is resting PARO closes its eyes PARO should wake up when you pet it If PARO does not wake up even after you have petted it press the on of
10. r unplugging the AC adaptor even though the battery appears to be fully charged On occasion the battery will not fully charge to prevent the battery from overheating If this occurs charge the battery again according to the charging directions Refer to page 24 25 If the battery is fully charged and PARO stops working soon after being unplugged from the AC adaptor replace the battery pack 35 Troubleshooting If you notice any abnormality in PARO or its accessories such as those described below it is an indication that using them further may be dangerous Look at the table below to diagnose the problem and find a solution Please also consult PARO Robots U S Inc Problem Solution Damage to the electrical cord The cord is no longer protected and there is a risk of shock The rubber casing of the Unplug the cord from the wall socket immediately electrical cord is damaged The AC adaptor is wet There is a risk of electric shock if you continue to use the AC adaptor Unplug the AC adaptor from the wall socket immediately PARO or one of its accessories PARO may turn off due to a sharp impact In this case stopped working after they were please turn it on again dropped or pressed too firmly If it still does not move the base plate may be out of position or there may be a fault with an internal part To avoid possible injury please DO NOT attempt to dismantle PARO yourself Return PA
11. rd about 2 0m 783 4 inches 41 Lithium ion battery pack Battery Voltage Capacity Operation temperature Operation humidity Storing temperature Storing humidity Size Weight Technical specifications Lichium ion 7 4V DC 2600mAh 32 F 104 F 65 20 4 F 68 F for one year 65 20 for one year about 40 x 23 x 70 mm 25 16 x 29 32 x 11 4 inches width height length about 120g 0 26Ib The specifications and appearance of this product may be modified without notification to the user We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause 42 Index AC adaptor Autonomous robot Battery pack Battery storage compartment CHARGE lamp _ Charging 9 11 24 32 41 15 Feeding 23 Feeling ou 22 Harp seal 15 Hearing 22 Lithium ion battery pack 42 Motion owe 22 On Off switch _ 17 43 PARO Position oo POWER lamp LR Recognizing light Recycling Temperature Vocalization Volume
12. s may indicate that there is a problem Immediately unplug the AC adaptor and remove the battery pack from PARO 232 Additional information How to use the battery pack Notice Maintenance of the AC adaptor Do not leave the battery in a place where the temperature exceeds 100 F Be careful not to allow anything to contact the battery terminals When you do not use PARO for a long time remove the battery pack and store it ina cool place Recharge the battery pack when you haven t used PARO for a long time Do not drop the battery pack or put heavy articles on it Do not apply strong force to the battery pack Do not put the battery pack into a fire 33 If the AC adaptor case is soiled wipe the casing with a dry soft cloth If the case is still dirty use a soft cloth lightly moistened with water to wipe the case Dry the case immediately with a soft dry cloth Do not use solvents of any kind as they may damage the AC adaptor Do not leave the case in contact with rubber or vinyl objects for a long period of time as they may cause the case to deteriorate Additional information Cleaning PARO s fur Basic equipment for PARO robot use and cleaning Daily cleaning routine is as follows Dapple toy cleanere or comparable product 1 Spray PARO s fur with Dapple cleanser Wire brush 2 Gently wipe clean PARO s fur with towel Hand towels avoid area around eyes and nose
13. t be washed Wipe PARO with a soft cloth Can we wash PARO If there is any dirt that you cannot remove you can send PARO in for its artificial fur to be replaced for a charge 296 Technical specifications PARO CPU Joints Fur Hearing Vocalization Internal sensor Electric power Operation time Size Weight Operation temperature Operation humidity Storing temperature Storing humidity 32bitRISC Processor Eye eyelids Head Front flippers Hind flippers Antibacterial top layer Microphone Speaker Tactile sensor located in head chin torso top belly front and hind flipper Whiskers Light sensor Position sensor Temperature sensor about 9W about 5 hours when the battery is fully charged about 350 x 160 x 570mm 1325 32 x 69 32 x 227 16 inches width height length about 2 55kg including the battery pack 5 62Ib 41 F 95 F 40 85 4 F 140 F 10 90 except for condensation and ice 40 AC adaptor Input Output Operation temperature Operation humidity Storing temperature Storing humidity Size without the cord Weight Length of the cord Technical specifications AC120V 60Hz 25W DC 18V 1 1A 32 F 95 F 20 90 4 F 167 F 20 90 except for condensation and ice around 60 x 35 x 160mm 23 8 x 13 16 x 69 32 inches width height length around 0 7kg 1 54Ib DC cord about 2 0m 783 4 inches Electrical co
14. tener and put it on the floor as in the illustration below Insert the battery lid so that it clicks NA Notice When you hold PARO make sure to hold PARO by the body torso 230s Additional information for safe operation of PARO In order to safely use PARO and prevent damage to PARO and the AC adaptor you should follow these guidelines How to use PARO Do not use PARO in places where it may be dropped or shaken or on unstable surfaces Do not touch or squeeze PARO too hard such as leaning on it with your elbow Do not hit or drop PARO as it will cause damage The power may turn off following a strong impact or when the unit is dropped Please press the power button again to restart Do not hold PARO up twirl or twist it by its head or flippers Do not leave PARO in hot places such as in bright sunlight or in a closed car Do not put foreign materials in PARO s mouth Do not use PARO outdoors where it could be exposed to water or other foreign materials that could damage PARO Do not put PARO in water Do not put stickers on PARO s nose or eyes Do not interfere with or restrict PARO s movements in any way Do not disassemble or modify PARO When you transport PARO place it in a shock absorbing container such as the box it was delivered in so that you do not damage PARO s head body or flippers Do not put PARO in a microwave oven or X ray machine When you use PARO make sure your hands ar
15. tion number for each PARO and necessary when you have any services This number is marked on the fancy box other than PARO s abdomen area are covered by a lid Please open the lid when you need to see the serial number Initialization of the memory You can reset PARO s memory to the factory default at any time by pressing the Up and Down volume control buttons at the same time for about 3 seconds The reset is complete after two bleep sounds Notice If you reformat the memory everything PARO has already learned will be completely erased 28 Functional explanations Changing the battery Replacement instructions The battery pack inside PARO will last about 2 year The capacity of the battery to hold a charge will gradually decrease over time We recommend that you replace the battery pack after using it for 2 year 1 Turn PARO off by pressing the on off switch between PARO s hind flippers Wait until PARO stops moving If the AC adaptor is plugged in unplug it 2 Turn over PARO s body open the fastener and open the battery lid To open the battery compartment lid press the plastic hook and pull the lid off A lid is opened and removed Battery lid 396 Functional explanations 3 Please detach the battery pack by sliding it and attach a new battery pack Please attach it firmly so that it clicks Battery pack 4 Please close the battery lid close the fas
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