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Introduction A Paw sensors These are located on the bottom of the AIBO® robot's paws, and detect contact with any surface it touches. When the AIBO robot extends one of its paws, it will react with happiness if you touch it. B Speaker Emits music, sound effects, and voice guide. C Charging terminal When you place the AIBO robot on the Energy Station, this part makes contact with the station to allow charging of the AIBO robot's battery. D Volume control switch (VOLUME) Adjusts the volume of the speaker to one of four levels (including mute). E Wireless LAN switch (WIRELESS) This turns the AIBO robot's wireless LAN function ON or OFF. F "Memory Stick™" media access indicator This indicator goes on while the AIBO robot is reading or writing to a "Memory Stick" media. While the indicator is ON, you cannot remove the "Memory Stick" media or battery by means of the "Memory Stick" media eject button (Z) or the battery latch (Z). Under this circumstance, never attempt to forcibly remove the "Memory Stick" media. G Battery pack latch (BATT Z) Flip this latch to the rear when you want to remove the battery. H Chin sensor Senses when you touch the AIBO robot's chin. I FCC ID/MAC address label Indicates the FCC ID and MAC address of the AIBO robot's wireless unit. J Battery slot Holds the AIBO robot's lithium-ion battery. K "Memory Stick" media eject button (Z) Press to eject the "Memory Stick" media. L "Memory Stick" media slot This is where you insert the provided AIBO-ware "Memory Stick" media. * Emergency eject hole If you cannot eject the "Memory Stick" media or battery normally because of a malfunction or operation trouble, place the AIBO robot in Pause mode, and then insert an object such as a paper clip into the emergency eject hole. (Do not use fragile objects, such as toothpicks, into the emergency eject hole as they may break.) Under normal circumstances, you do not need to use the emergency eject hole. 23

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Introduction
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A
Paw sensors
These are located on the bottom of the
AIBO
®
robot’s paws, and detect contact
with any surface it touches. When the
AIBO robot extends one of its paws, it
will react with happiness if you touch it.
B
Speaker
Emits music, sound effects, and voice
guide.
C
Charging terminal
When you place the AIBO robot on the
Energy Station, this part makes contact
with the station to allow charging of the
AIBO robot’s battery.
D
Volume control switch (VOLUME)
Adjusts the volume of the speaker to one
of four levels (including mute).
E
Wireless LAN switch (WIRELESS)
This turns the AIBO robot’s wireless
LAN function ON or OFF.
F
“Memory Stick™” media access
indicator
This indicator goes on while the AIBO
robot is reading or writing to a “Memory
Stick” media. While the indicator is ON,
you cannot remove the “Memory Stick”
media or battery by means of the
“Memory Stick” media eject button (
Z
)
or the battery latch (
Z
). Under this
circumstance, never attempt to forcibly
remove the “Memory Stick” media.
G
Battery pack latch (BATT
Z
)
Flip this latch to the rear when you want
to remove the battery.
H
Chin sensor
Senses when you touch the AIBO robot’s
chin.
I
FCC ID/MAC address label
Indicates the FCC ID and MAC address
of the AIBO robot’s wireless unit.
J
Battery slot
Holds the AIBO robot’s lithium-ion
battery.
K
“Memory Stick” media eject button
(
Z
)
Press to eject the “Memory Stick” media.
L
“Memory Stick” media slot
This is where you insert the provided
AIBO-ware “Memory Stick” media.
*
Emergency eject hole
If you cannot eject the “Memory Stick”
media or battery normally because of a
malfunction or operation trouble, place the
AIBO robot in Pause mode, and then
insert an object such as a paper clip into
the emergency eject hole.
(Do not use fragile objects, such as
toothpicks, into the emergency eject hole
as they may break.)
Under normal circumstances, you do not
need to use the emergency eject hole.