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Thanks a lot. Totally happy! Take a look through our user manuals in our on-line library, with instruction manuals and service handbooks downloadable in PDF format. Our instructions database is constantly updated and supplemented with new products. Page 17 e. Connecting the Controller Select the Bluetooth device you want to connect, and establish a connection with the controller.
If you are using an Android device, please select and connect the model that has the same MAC address as your controller. Once the connection has been established, the controller will detect whether the hardware matches the model data in the app. After your mobile device is successfully connected to the controller, you can view the battery power level of the model and the connection status on the connected Model Details page.
Page Remote Control Controller You can add movements to the controller. This way, you can control your robot as if you are playing a video game.
Using the Controller Enter the remote control page. Page 20 b. In this page, all of the movements that you have added to the model will show up on the Movement bar at the bottom of the page. Page Movement Introduction Before building a new movement, you might need to know the movement principle of Jimu. Movement refers to the process by which the model changes from one posture to another one within a period of time. Page Creating Movements "Record movement" icon A Record Movement icon will appear on the movement axis after the Jimu robot is connected.
Click the icon and the Jimu robot will automatically loosen the joint. You can now adjust the robot into the posture you want. Click the icon again and the posture will be added to the movement axis. Page 23 c. Previewing a Movement Select the "Play" button in front of the movement axis to preview the movement. If you select a servo, the preview begins with the selected servo posture; if not, you can preview the entire movement.
Page 24 e. Saving a Movement After completing the design of the movement, choose a name and select an icon for your movement to save the movement. You can view your saved movements in the Movement Bar by their icons and the name of the movements. Save movements Input a name of the movement that needs to be saved f. Page Creating Creating The official model is only for you to familiarize yourself with building and using Jimu. The most important recommendation is to apply what you learnt to your own design.
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