Juguetronica AEROBOT User manual

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Age: +6
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. JUGUETRÓNICA is not liable for any damages that may be caused to the owner arising from
misuse or mishandling.
2. Once the product is purchased, JUGUETRÓNICA is not responsible for its safety or the safety
of its environment while being flown by its owner.
3. If you detect any malfunction, get in touch with the establishment where the product was
purchased.
Important notice
Box contents
Preparing the game
Safety Precautions and Warnings
Precautions during battery charge
Using the projectile launcher
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Thank you for purchasing Aerobot Game!
To use it correctly and ensure your safety, please read the instruction manual carefully
before beginning to use the product and keep it for future reference.
SIMPLIFIED DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
JUGUETRONICA S.L. hereby declares that the radio-control equipment complies with the essential
requirements and any other applicable or required provisions of Directive 2009/48/EC - Safety
of toys.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available online at the following address: www.
juguetronica.com/ce-docs
Simplified declaration of conformity
Disposal 4
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ENGLISH
AEROBOT GAME operation
Game modes
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Replacing the propellers
Troubleshooting
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND Warnings
Please read the user manual carefully before using your Aerobot Game
Do not fly your Aerobot Game around other people who will not be participating in the game.
Always keep the rotors away from your body when the propellers are in operation.
Never attempt to repair the electronic circuitry, you may cause irreparable damage as it contains very
delicate parts.
JUGUETRÓNICA is not liable for any damages that may be caused to the owner arising from misuse
or mishandling.
Once the product is purchased, JUGUETRÓNICA is not responsible for its safety or the safety of its
environment while being flown by its owner.
If the Aerobot Game suffers any shock that causes any change in flight performance, please stop
using it immediately.
If you detect any malfunction, get in touch with the establishment where your Aerobot game was
purchased.
Not recommended for children under 6 years old. Children should use it under the supervision of an
adult at all times.
Please note that the Aerobot Game must be flown at least 2-3 meters
from any other person around it, to prevent it from hitting their head,
face, or body.
Do not touch the engine while the drone is flying or immediately after,
as it can cause burns.
If you replace the damaged propellers of your Aerobot Game, make
sure you position the new ones correctly.
You must always have visual contact with your Aerobot, not exceeding
120m in altitude under any circumstance.
Although it is not necessary to be an official pilot, you must always fly
safely.
Damages caused by the Aerobot are the responsibility of the person steering it.
To stay up to date on the latest changes in aviation legislation visit:
www.seguridadaerea.gob.es
https://youtu.be/lR5TewcTo5c
You can also watch the following video from the State Aviation Safety Agency (AESA) which explains very well
what you can and cannot do with a recreational drone:
• Small parts. Small balls, choking hazard.
• Not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
• Not suitable for children under three years of age.
• Not recommended for children under 6 years of age.
• Do not use projectiles other than those supplied or recommended by the manufacturer.
• Do not aim the projectile launcher at the eyes or face.
• Outdoor use may affect the performance of infrared sensors.
• Do not use this toy without its housing.
• If the child gets too close to the propellers, their hair may get stuck.
• Packaging materials are not toys.
• Before giving this toy to children, remove all parts, labels, and staples from the packaging.
WARNINGS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Aerobot Game is a precision game for one or more people. Aerobot has infrared sensors that
detect obstacles and correct its trajectory. For better gameplay, indoor play is required. Although
harmless, projectiles are designed to shoot down your Aerobot, not to shoot people or animals.

BATTERY: WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
• Aerobot game is equipped with a rechargeable Li-Po battery.
• Do not use or leave your Aerobot near a fire or heat source.
• Do not remove the battery from your Aerobot.
• Do not knock or throw the battery against any hard surfaces.
• Do not immerse the battery in water and always keep it in a cool, dry place.
• Do not overcharge the battery.
• Do not connect the battery to an electrical outlet with a different voltage.
• Do not damage or drill the battery with any kind of sharp object.
• Do not place the battery near or transport it together with any metal object.
• Never charge the battery for more than an hour.
• Never dispose of batteries in a fire or incandescent source.
• The battery should only be charged under adult supervision.
• If, for any reason, the charger does not automatically stop charging, the battery
may catch fire. Therefore, always monitor the charging process.
• Use only the charging cable included in the contents of the box.
• Fast loads cannot be used. The charging current for the batteries must be
respected.
• Batteries should be stored at a charging level between half charged and fully
charged. If you store them fully discharged, they will be damaged. That's why
new batteries are always half charged.
• If you are storing the battery for a long period of time always do it with an
intermediate charge level, neither fully charged nor discharged.
• In case of storage of the battery, check its charging level frequently to avoid it
from discharging completely, which would damage it.
• Always dispose of used batteries responsibly.
DISPOSAL
To protect the environment, do not dispose of the device at the end of its service life along with
household waste.
It can be disposed of at the appropriate collection points available in your area. Dispose of the
device in accordance with the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE).
- Used, fully discharged batteries must be disposed of in specially designated collection containers,
at special waste collection points, or through electronic equipment distributors.
Users are required by law to dispose of batteries properly.
- These symbols are found on batteries that contain toxic substances:
Pb: The battery contains lead.
Cd: The battery contains cadmium.
Hg: The battery contains mercury.
For further information, please contact the municipal waste disposal authority.

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BOX CONTENTS
1. Aircraft
2. USB charger cable
3. 2 projectile launchers
4. 12 balls
PRECAUTIONS DURING BATTERY CHARGE
1. To start the Aerobot Game, you will need to inspect the battery and charge it. The charger
inlet port is on the side.
2. If the aircraft shows a red light it means that the battery is low. It will land slowly and you will
need to charge it.
3. The charger shows a red LED light while charging. Once it is complete, the light will turn off.
4. During charge, place the Aerobot game and the charger in an area that is dry, ventilated, and
away from intense heat sources or flammable products.
5. It is important that the battery charge is supervised by an adult to prevent accidents.
6. Do not charge the battery right after flying. Wait until the battery has cooled down. Otherwise,
it may swell or even burn and explode.
7. Make sure to use the original USB charger supplied with your Aerobot. When you have used
the battery for a long time or notice that it is somewhat swollen, replace it.
8. A battery that is not used for a long period will lose its charge.
9. Frequently charging or discharging a battery shortens battery life.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
1. The battery must be placed in a dry and ventilated area at a room temperature between 18 and
25° C.
2. In order to extend battery life, avoid making repeated charges or excessive discharges.
3. When storing the battery for a long time, charge the battery first and store it with at least 50-60%
of the total allowed charge.
4. If you are not going to use the battery for more than a month, it is highly recommended to
measure the battery voltage every month to ensure that it does not drop below 3V.
PRECAUTIONS DURING BATTERY CHARGE

AEROBOT GAME OPERATION
TURNING IT ON:
Once fully charged, it is ready for operation. Aerobot
Game is turned on by pressing the black power button
on the opposite side of the charging side. A green
light will turn on to indicate that it is in use.
TAKE-OFF AND FLIGHT:
When the Aerobot is on, place it on your hand and
push it up. It will start flying automatically.
AEROBOT flies on its own. Thanks to its sensors, it
can avoid hitting walls and touch the floor. If you
don't do anything, it will change its path and move in
a particular direction for 1 or 2 seconds. By making
this change in direction, it gains speed and can
sometimes collide with a wall because it will not have
time to stop. Don't worry, Aerobot is very tough!
FLIGHT SPEEDS
Aerobot is set to normal speed (green light) by default when powered on. To switch
to the fast speed mode, press the power button once (blue light). To return to normal
speed, press the button again.

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HOW TO STOP FLYING?
To stop your Aerobot, you can grab it with your hand or turn it around.
TURNING IT OFF: To turn the drone off, press and hold the power button for 2
seconds until the LED lights goes off.
1. The operating time is approximately 5 to 8 minutes.
2. Aerobot takes approximately 45 minutes to charge.
FLIGHT INTERACTION
Hold your hand or an object close: Your Aerobot will increase the power of the
engines to move away at a certain distance and will float in place again. When
the hand or object is close to the aircraft, it will move in the opposite direction.
FLIGHT CALIBRATION:
If there are any issues flying, try calibrating the drone. After turning on your Autobot,
place the Aerobot upside down. Hold it in that position and press the power button
twice. You will see that the LED lights start to blink (if they do not, repeat the
process). To finish the self-calibration, turn your Aerobot around again and place
it on a surface. The lights will stop blinking, indicating that the self-calibration is
complete.
WHAT HAPPENS IF IT HITS A WALL?
Aerobot will automatically stop its engines when it hits an object.
WHAT ABOUT THE WINDOWS?
Although they are clear, infrared rays bounce off the glass surface and therefore
Aerobot should detect it as a wall.

USING THE PROJECTILE LAUNCHER
PREPARING THE GAME
Each player must have a projectile launcher and place six projectiles into the barrel.
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Turn on your Aerobot, select your flight speed and launch it into the air.
Starting the game: get as far away from the aircraft as you can. Each player must shoot down
the aircraft as it flies through the room. But beware! The drone may fly in your direction. You
can block it with your hand to change its trajectory. You can't touch the drone with your hands,
so you'll need to make a "damping" move to prevent the aircraft from crashing into you.
First one to take the ship down will win. Pick your shots wisely. You've only got six projectiles!
When your ammunition runs out, pick up your projectiles quickly and reload your projectile
launcher so your opponent doesn't shoot down the ship before you do.
(1)
(2) (3)
Push up to 6 projectiles into the projectile launcher through the front of the barrel (1).
Once loaded, you will need to use both hands to shoot. Grasp the handle with one hand
and the barrel with the other. Then, tilt the projectile launcher slightly downwards (2) so
that the projectiles are closer to the end of the barrel. Next, gently slide the mechanism
back and forth as if it where an inflation pump using the hand that's holding the barrel
until the projectile snaps into the barrel mouth (3). Finally, aim and slide the mechanism
back and forth several times until the vacuum effect causes the projectile to fire. When
you want to shoot again, follow the same steps!

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PLAY MODES
GUNSLINGER (INDIVIDUAL MODE)
Throw your Aerobot into the air and walk five steps away from it - you must knock down your
Aerobot without leaving your spot before you run out of ammo!
GALACTIC DUEL (3 PLAYERS)
To start playing, you must decide who will be the duelists (2) and who will be the judge (1)
among the three players.
From the centre point of the playing area, each duelist must take five steps in the opposite
direction of the other player. The judge stays at the starting point and throws the Aerobot into
the air as soon as both have taken the fifth step. The judge can change the Aerobot's course
without warning. From their respective positions, both duelists must knock down the Aerobot as
soon as possible. Whoever gets it, wins the game.
5 STEPS
5 STEPS5 STEPS

PLAY MODES
THE WALL (MULTIPLAYER)
A player must defend the Aerobot from the opponent's shots using only their hands to shift
Aerobot's trajectory.
Meanwhile, the player with the projectile launcher must be at least 4 steps from the aircraft
launch point, without moving.
The player defending the Aerobot can move freely around the playing area to defend it.
4 STEPS
BADMINBOT (TWO PLAYERS)
Divide a walled playing area into two fields, one per player. Launch the Aerobot into the air
and steer the trajectory into the opposite field using your hands. You will earn one point each
time the Aerobot reaches the opponent's field. You can't touch the Aerobot with your hands
or your body; doing so will give your opponent a point. It is recommended to play in a clear
space for a good game of Badminbot, to prevent the aircraft from getting confused by other
objects.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROPELLER REPLACEMENT
• You will need to activate the self-calibration mode (p. 6) if your Aerobot does not fly properly
or moves too far away from the objects.
• When there are few projectiles left inside the projectile launcher, it is advisable to tilt it
downwards so that the vacuum effect of the load correctly pushes on the projectile.
• If your Aerobot falls to the ground during flight, check the battery, it may be empty.
WARNING: Any changes to accessories, including propellers, must be carried out by an adult.
Propellers must be positioned in a specific direction, as the way in which they push out the airflow
depends on this and, therefore, on the force they may exert against the ground in order to lift off and fly.
If after a small impact due to which you had to change the propellers, either because they have come
loose or because they broke, you notice some of the following symptoms, it means they have been
placed incorrectly.
• The drone does not take off, although it appears to have power.
• It raises the nose or the tail, but it doesn't take off. The drone moves forwards or backwards but
does not take off.
To solve this, take a close look to this illustration:
There are 2 different types of propellers (marked on the propeller itself as A and B) and these must be
placed crossways (as shown in the illustration above). Make sure to place the drone as shown in the
picture before replacing the propellers. As a reference, check that the text CHARGE is displayed on
the front and ON/OFF on the back:
The front left and rear right should be Model B
The front right and rear left should be Model A
Pay attention to the propeller torque of each model shown. The arrows indicate the blade tilt direction.
ON/ OFF
CHARGE
B
A

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