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[. . . ] A-CC1-100-11 (1) When printing this document to legal size paper, place a check mark beside the "Auto-rotate and center pages" option of the Print dialog box. This prints the document on the center of the page. Table of contents Welcome to the AIBO® Entertainment Robot ERS-7M3 PC network . 4 Viewing pictures taken by the AIBO® Entertainment Robot on your PC or mobile communication device* . 31 The AIBO robot's posture when taking pictures . [. . . ] Upon receiving this e-mail, the AIBO robot will take a single picture. Note The AIBO robot will check the e-mail server for e-mail at the desired interval that you initially set (page 26). When it acknowledges receipt of an AIBO MAIL with a photo command, it will take a picture. Click Modem * PHOTO: Sends a picture in standard resolution (208 × 160 pixels). PHOTOL: Sends a picture in high resolution (416 × 320 pixels). The command that you use in your AIBO MAIL body text for the AIBO robot to take a picture and e-mail it back as a JPEG attachment is: PHOTO or PHOTOL*. * Because of the large size of images taken with PHOTOL, it is best used when sending images to a computer. 32 Writing commands PHOTO [cue [h_angle v_angle] ] You can choose picture cues ("Smile", etc. ). Refer to "Command parameter list" (page 47), and enter the command. (If you omit this, the default command C1: Countdown will be automatically selected. ) Camera angle selection is optional. You can select the horizontal and vertical angle of the color camera, and include it in the command [h_angle v_angle]. Otherwise, default settings will be used. The cue command is also optional, but it must be specified when using "h_angle" and "v_angle". Command body text example: <Default setting, no camera angle> "PHOTO" (same as "PHOTO C1 0 0") <Default setting, cue selected, no camera angle> "PHOTO C4" (same as "PHOTO C4 0 0") Select the vertical angle of the color camera between -15° (down) and 20° (up). (The default is 0°. ) Select the horizontal angle of the color camera between -90° (the AIBO® Entertainment Robot's right) and 90° (the AIBO robot's left). (The default is 0°. ) The AIBO EYES Feature AIBO MAIL example of a PHOTO command All characters must be alphanumeric. AIBO MAIL is not case sensitive. Always enter "AIBO MAIL" as the subject text. (Insert one space between "AIBO" and "MAIL". Do not include a space after "AIBO MAIL". ) Picture returned as JPEG attachment, "Let's take a picture", facing straight ahead, head raised 10°. After the command, insert one space between each parameter. To:(e-mail address) Subject: AIBO MAIL ----------------------------PHOTO C2 0 10 Note For PHOTOL, write "PHOTOL" in place of "PHOTO" as the command. 33 Directly commanding the AIBO® Entertainment Robot to take a picture ­ by voice command or by showing the appropriate AIBO card You can have the AIBO robot take a picture by giving it a voice command or showing it the appropriate AIBO card. For example, you can have the AIBO robot take a picture of your child and send it to your mother's PC or mobile communication device. * * JPEG e-mail viewing capability is required. 3 Say "Send e-mail" to the AIBO robot. The AIBO robot will send the picture to the registered user specified in the "Sending pictures by Voice Command and in House Sitting Mode" (page 26) field of the "Mail Setup" screen. Regardless of the method used to initiate the photo command (whether it is AIBO MAIL or voice command), the last picture taken by the AIBO robot will be sent to the registered user specified in "Mail Setup". The AIBO EYES Feature 1 2 Say "Take a picture" to the AIBO robot. Or, show the AIBO robot the "Photo (B)" card. Or say, "Snap Shot". The AIBO robot starts to count down and takes a picture when the shutter clicks. You cannot specify the AIBO robot's head angle when using a voice command to take a picture. Taking periodic pictures at a set interval with the [WATCH command] The AIBO robot can take periodic pictures at a specified interval, and e-mail them back as JPEG attachments. Set the interval in 10-minute increments, starting at a minimum of 10 minutes. (Minute units will be rounded up to the nearest 10th. [. . . ] Router functionality can be found inside DSL modems, wireless LAN access points, and other network devices. SMTP Authorization A communication (protocol) authorization method used when sending e-mail to an e-mail server. The AIBO® Entertainment Robot ERS-7M3 does not support e-mail servers that require SMTP authorization, so please use e-mail servers that do not require it. SSDP (Simple Service Discovery Protocol) In a Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) environment, this is the protocol used to discover network devices. [. . . ]