User manual HASBRO BEYBLADE DRANZER S-3 ELECTRONIQUE

[. . . ] Please read this instruction manual carefully before using your Wonderborg, and always use the product as directed. We also recommend that you keep this instruction manual in a safe place. CONTENTS What is the WonderBorg ------------------------3 Hardware: How to Assemble the Robot Names of Parts --------------------------------Tools Required and List of Parts --------------Assembling the Mechanism ----------------------Installing the Motherboard --------------------Fitting the Legs ------------------------------Fitting the Antennae --------------------------Bending the Legs and Antennae -----------------Fitting the Body Shells -----------------------Operational Testing ---------------------------7 8 10 11 12 13 15 16 16 What is the WonderBorg? The WonderBorg is a robot kit developed especially to let you experience the fun of creation. It's easy and fun to assemble the WonderBorg, even if you have no special knowledge of programming or mechanical engineering. Let the WonderBorg introduce you to the wonderful world of robots! Caution Be sure to read this - Please be sure to read this instruction manual thoroughly before operating the WonderBorg. Hardware Variations: Advanced Fun with the WonderBorg Notes on Handling: - Do not touch the terminals or allow them to get wet or dirty, as this could cause the product to malfunction. [. . . ] Double-clicking a command block will take you to the Command Block Factory, where you can edit the block. 8. Blue Square: Clicking a blue square will take you to the Sensor Block Factory. Sensor Block Command Block 9. Pink Triangle: Clicking a pink triangle will take you to the Command Block Factory. 10. Switch Panels: This button is used to switch between Panels 1 to 8. 11. Copy: This button is used to copy a block from another panel, to the panel currently displayed. Rather than starting from scratch every time, it is quicker to create a new program by modifying panels you created previously. When you click the "copy" button, a dialog box will appear, asking you to select the panel you to copy. Click the number of the desired panel, and the program will then be copied to the new panel. Note: If you copy a program on to a panel that already contains a program, the content of the panel will be overwritten. Click 12. Trash Can: You can erase unwanted blocks by dragging-and -dropping them in the Trash can. 13. Panel Name: This is the box where you type in the name of your new panel (it is a good idea to give the panel a name indicating what it does). Save as: This saves the program under another name. This useful when you want to edit an existing program and save the revised version as a new program. When you click "Save as", a save dialog window will open, allowing you to input the new name. 17. Save: By clicking this button, you can overwrite the program you are currently creating. If this is a new program, clicking "Save" will cause the save dialog window to appear, allowing you to input the filename. To save dialog window How to Edit Blocks Double-clicking a sensor block or a command block will automatically take you to the corresponding Block Factory screen. Here, you can edit the block (by changing the command, the sensor, the number of steps, and so on). 18. Load: By clicking this button, you can open a program you have previously saved. All program files will end with the extension "rob". If you are in the middle of creating another program, a window will appear, asking you whether you want to save this program. How to Eliminate Unwanted Blocks Command blocks and sensor blocks that you want to get rid of can be erased from the screen by dragging-and-dropping them on the Trash can icon in the top right corner of the Panel screen. Switching Panels Robot Works has 8 panels which can be input into a program. By clicking one of the panel numbers at the top left, you can view the corresponding panel. You can input a different program in each panel. [. . . ] It can happen that a scrap of plastic from the battery wrapper has gotten stuck over a battery contact, so check for this too. - If an error message appears on your PC screen: An error message may appear if you select a port other than the one the Interface is connected to. In this case, the message will disqppear when you click "OK" on the message dialog window, and you can then select the correct port. In this case, the cursor will turn in to an hourglass shape, but it will still work when you click it. Consult your PC manual and select the port to which the interface is connected. - If your PC crashes: Restart your PC. [. . . ]