Игрушка робот художник 4M Робот художник (00-03280). Инструкция на русском языке

To Parents: Please read through these
instructions before giving guidance to your children.
6. Some extra pen holders are provided for you. With these you
can extend the arms and add more pens to make even more                                FUN MECHANIC SERIES
colourful patterns. You could add ball-point pens or coloured                          You will like the other great Fun Mechanic kits:
pencils  instead  of  felt-tip  pens.  Please  note:  ask  an  adult's
permission  before  you  use  other  pens.  They  might  wear  out
quickly because of the vibrations.                                                                                                                                     A. SAFETY
1. Adult supervision and assistance are required at all times.
7. How about organising a Doodling Robot gala? Put two or three                                                                                                        2. This kit is intended for children of ages over 8.
Doodling Robots on the same sheet of paper. Watch how they                                                                                                             3. This kit and its finished product contain small parts which may cause choking if misused. Keep away from
bump into each other and create interesting patterns. You could                                                                                                          children under 3 years old.
also put objects on the paper for the Robots to bump into.                                                                                                             4. To prevent possible short circuits, never touch the contacts inside the battery case with any metal.
8. Remove all the pens and turn down the arm ends. Doodling                                                                                                            B. USE OF THE BATTERY
Robot becomes a vibrobot that slides across smooth surfaces.                                                                                                           1. Requires one 1.5V "AA" battery (not included).
00-03272 Smart Robot                 00-3282 Brush Robot                        2. For best results, always use a fresh battery.
F. TROUBLE SHOOTING                                                                    A smart robot which changes its moving path when it   A robot that scuttles along on a brush. It’s powered by   3. Make sure you insert the battery with the correct polarities.
4. Remove the battery from the kit when not in use.
rapid vibrations from its motor. Brush robot that will
If the motor does not run:                                                             hits  an  obstacle.  No  remote  control  or  programme   sweep you away!       5. Replace an exhausted battery straight away to avoid possible damage to the kit.
chips. It just moves as if it has a brain.
• Check that you are using fresh battery.                                                                                                                              6. A rechargeable battery must be removed from the kit before recharging.
• Check that the battery are inserted the correct way round in the battery case.                                                                                       7. Rechargeable batteries should be recharged under adult supervision.
• Check that the terminal caps are in properly, and that all four wires are touching the metal terminals.                                                              8. Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
• The vibrations can make the pens and arms move. Stop this by tightening the bolts in the arms a little.
9. Make sure that the supply terminals in the battery case are not short circuited.
G. HOW DOES IT WORK?                                                                                                                                                   C. CONTENTS
The batteries provide electricity to the motor, which turns the weight at high speed. The centre of gravity
of the weight is off centre – it is not in line with the motor's shaft. As the weight moves around it pulls the
baseplate in the opposite direction all the time, it makes the motor and baseplate vibrate in tiny circles at
high frequency. It also makes the pen nibs vibrate up and down on the paper. As the nibs jump off the
paper, the circling vibrations make them move along. If the nibs did not jump up and down, friction with                                                                                                 1 motor with wires  1 motor cover  1 weight
the paper would stop them from moving.                                                 00-03270 Tin Can Robot               00-03273 Bottle Catamaran
Millions of soda can are being wasted daily. Help   Construct  a  cool  catamaran  with  this  unique
recycle  one  of  them  and  turn  it  into  a  cool  robot   science project. Watch your catamaran skim across
H. FUN FACTS                                                                           which walks in silly movement when it is turned on.   the  water  on  its  pop-bottle  floats,  pushed  by  its
• Industrial robots that move, cut and join materials can be programmed to draw on paper.  It could be turned to a robot monster too. Just cool.  spinning  propeller.  Recycle  two  plastic  bottles  to   1 baseplate
• Swiss scientists have built a robot that takes a picture of a person’s face and uses it to draw a sketch                  make  its  floats.  It’s  a  fun  mechanical  kit  and  a
of the person using a pen on a robot arm.                                                                                 recycling project too.
• Turtle educational robots can be programmed to draw geometric shapes using simple programming                                                                                               3 arm supports      pen holders              3 arm ends
language, such as FORWARD, BACK and TURN.
• Vibrations are used in many industrial machines. For example, vibrating conveyors move materials such
as powders by making them jump up and down at high frequency.                                                                                                                                                                      3 felt-tip pens
Questions & Comments                                                                   1 transparent cover
Questions & Comments
We value you as a customer and your satisfaction with this product is important to us. If you have comments or questions,
or you find any part of this kit missing or defective, please do not hesitate to contact our distributor in your country. You
will find the address printed on the package. You are also welcome to contact our Marketing Support Team: Email:
infodesk@4m-ind.com, Fax (852) 25911566, Tel: (852) 28936241, Web site: WWW.4M-IND.COM
41-03280/1                                                                                                                                                                      adhesive tab       terminal caps        bolts and nuts        screws
©2009 4M Industrial Development Limited. All rights reserved.  Also required but not included: 1 x 1.5V ‘AA’ battery, small crosshead screwdriver, large sheets of paper.
D. ASSEMBLY                                                                                                                                                                                 E. OPERATION
1. Examine the baseplate. The underside is the side with the battery                                                                                                                        Always cover your working area with sheets of newspaper so that the
case. There are two slots for the motor on this side. Push the motor into                                                                                                                   working surface is not stained by ink if the Doodling Robot leaves the
the slot in the centre of the baseplate, spindle first. Make sure that the                                                                                                                  drawing paper. Place a large sheet of drawing paper (or newspaper if
small metal ring around the motor's spindle fits right into the hole in   2                                                                                                                 you like) on the working area. Using the adhesive pads provided, put
base of the slot.                                                                                                                                                                           strips of paper along the edges of the drawing paper, creating a border.
This will stop the Doodling Robot from leaving the paper.
2. Fit the motor cover over the motor, with the square side over the wire
connections. Secure the cover with two screws.                                                                                                  8                                           1. To draw a?circle line pattern: Check
that the arms are all pointing straight
3. The weight has a small hole on its underside. Push the small hole                                                                                                                        outwards  and  are  level,  so  that  the
over the motor's spindle.                                   1                                                                                                                               pens  are  vertical.  Remove  the  pen
3                                   3                                                    caps and switch on the motor. Gently
4.  The  Robot  Doodler  has  three  arms  connected  to  the  rim  of  the                                                                                                                 put  the  Robot  Doodler  onto  a  large
baseplate. Push one end of an arm support over a hole in the edge of the baseplate. Secure the support                                                                                      sheet of paper and let it go. It should
with a nut and bolt. The arm should be tightly attached to the plate but you should still be able to turn it                                                                                move  in  a  circle,  drawing  three
from side to side. Attach the other two arm supports to the other holes on the baseplate.                                                                                                   coloured  lines.  When  you  are  happy
with  the  pattern  the  Robot  Doodler
5. Hold two halves of a pen holder together and slot the narrow ends into one of the arm supports. Push                                                                                     has drawn, lift the Robot off the paper. Switch off the motor and replace
a bolt through the holes in the pen holder and the arm support and put a nut on the bolt. Tighten the bolt                                                                                  the pen caps. You can also fix one of the pens to the drawing paper with
until the joint is tight but can still move. Add a pen holder to the other two arm supports.                                                                                                an adhesive pad. The Robot will revolve around this pen, drawing larger
circles with its other two pens.
6. Then add an arm end to the end of each arm, and secure them with nuts and bolts.
10                                                                                                     2. To draw straight line patterns: Turn
7. Now you need to connect the wires from the battery to the wires from   7                                                                                                                 the pen holders so that they are all
the  motor.  There  are  two  terminal  holes  on  the  underside  of  the                                                                                                                  parallel,  and  tilt  the  pens  slight
baseplate. Push the bare ends of the red wire from the battery case and                                                                                                                     outwards  (see  diagram).  The  Robot
the red wire from the motor into one hole. Push a terminal cap into the                                    4                                                                                should  run  along  a  straight  line,
hole to trap and connect the wires. Repeat with the black wires in the                                                                                                                      drawing lines as it goes.
other terminal hole.
5                                                 9                                       3. Try installing the motor in the other slot (which is off centre in the
8. Put the transparent cover over the weight and secure it with two                                                                                                                         baseplate).  Your  Doodling  Robot  will  tend  to  spin  in  a  more
screws into the holes in the baseplate.               9                                                                                                                                     unpredictable way than when the motor is in the centre, and will draw
a more random pattern.
9.  Insert  a  1.5  V  "AA"  battery  into  the  battery  case.  The  negative
terminal (the flat end) of the battery goes against the spring in the                                                     7                    1                                            4. Try adjusting the height of the baseplate by moving the pens up and
battery case. If the motor runs, switch the switch to turn it off.                                                                                                                          down in their holders. Doodling Robot will spin faster if the baseplate is
higher and slower if it is lower.
10. Push a felt-tip pen into the pen holder in each of the arms. The nibs of the pens must point down, so
they must be on the underside of the baseplate (where the battery is).               6                                                                     7                                5. Try different combinations of angles of the pen holders. You might
make Doodling Robot draw some new and interesting patterns. There
Congratulations! Your Doodle Robot is ready to draw!                                                                                                                                        are endless possibilities.
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