User manual SONY VAIO VPCSE2RFX

[. . . ] 31 Taking periodic pictures at a set interval with the [WATCH command] . 33 Viewing pictures stored on the AIBO MIND software "Memory StickTM" media . 35 Sending the AIBO Entertainment Robot a message or song . 36 Having the recipient play back the AIBO robot's message and/or song [MSG command]. [. . . ] 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> 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, "We will 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 32 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. * * A JPEG e-mail viewing capability is required. 1 Say "Send e-mail" to the AIBO robot. The AIBO robot will send the picture to the registered user specified in the "Picture by Voice Command" (page 25) field of the "Mail Setup" screen. Do not include a space after "AIBO MAIL". ) The AIBO EYES Feature Viewing pictures stored on the AIBO MIND software "Memory StickTM" media Pictures taken by the AIBO robot are stored on the AIBO MIND software "Memory StickTM" media. You can view these pictures using either of the following methods. · View them with a Web browser (AIBO Photo Album) b page 17 · Use a "Memory Stick" media reader/writer to view the pictures b page 49 35 Sending the AIBO® Entertainment Robot a message or song Using e-mail from your PC or mobile communication device*, you can send the AIBO robot messages or songs to play back or perform. * A JPEG e-mail viewing capability required. Having the recipient play back the AIBO robot's message and/or song [MSG command]. This command can be used when the recipient is not near the AIBO robot. Caution You can send up to 100 messages and songs to the AIBO robot. When unplayed messages exceed 100, an error e-mail is sent to the AIBO MAIL (message command) sender (page 50). The AIBO EYES Feature You can select from previously recorded messages or record your unique messages for the AIBO robot to play. You can record up to five unique personal message and save them as files. You can then command the AIBO robot to play these back by selecting the particular file and including it in your AIBO MAIL command body text. For recording instructions, refer to page 38. You can choose from two different AIBO MAIL commands to play messages or songs: · Have the AIBO robot play back the message or song upon the recipient's request at a later time. b MSG · Have the AIBO robot play back the message immediately. b PLAY z Message sender Specify a message or song to be sent by AIBO MAIL Writing commands MSG msg Specify the message or song you wish the AIBO robot to play. Refer to "Command parameter list" (page 46) and enter the code for either the SONG or WORD (message) commands. 36 AIBO MAIL example of a MSG command Always enter "AIBO MAIL" as the subject text. [. . . ] IP address In a TCP/IP network, numbers used to distinguish devices are called IP addresses. An IP address consists of 4 numbers from 0-255. Example:192. 168. 1. 1 10. 0. 1. 1 LAN (Local Area Network) LAN usually refers to a relatively small-scale network, made up of Ethernet lines with transfer speeds of 10 Mbps - 100 Mbps. You can use an access point to connect a wireless LAN to a wired LAN. Appendix 59 Router By connecting an external network (Internet) to a private network at home, a router allows one external network line to be shared by multiple network devices. [. . . ]