killerspin Throw II User manual

Notes Before Initial Use
Please read this manual carefully before you start operation of the robot.
If you encounter problems, contact Killerspin at (866) KS-PLAY 1 or
[e-mail].
The company is not liable to any legal responsibility for any failure or damage due
to improper use or handling of the robot.
The warranty does not cover any failure or damage due to improper operation,
disassembling or remodeling of the robot.
The manual cannot be copied or downloaded without express written permission.
We reserve the right to alter or modify the robot and attachments without
further notice.
Statement
Make sure the local voltage is:
AC100V~240V,50/60Hz .
Do not plug in with wet hands as device may short
circuit.
The power plug should be properly grounded to
ensure the safety in operation.
Please disconnect the power supply when is
not in use .
If abnormal conditions occur, please disconnect
power supply and unplug the power socket of the
. Contact Killerspin Customer Service to
rectify the problem before the restarts.
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Warnings
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Reminder: Please read the manual carefully prior to any operation to ensure the
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Basic Features and Functions of the Throw /
Double Spin Technology ensures different degrees of speed, curve and spin are
served. The technology can also set the straight (no spin) serve that other
with a single wheel are unable to provide.
Program Mode allows players to set the combination of serves based on the desired
level of difficulty.
There are four mode selections to choose:
1)Fixed Mode Various kinds of serves land continuously at one point to be
chosen from 1-5 points.
2)Random Mode Balls land randomly on 5 possible points on the entire width of
the table.
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4)Program Mode Allows players to set a combination of serves based on the
desired level of difficulty.
Equipped with a remote control to make operation of the robot much easier.
serving
machines
Both long range and short range serves can be set to land on 1-5 points from right to
left on the entire width of the table, for a total of 10 landing points. Press the 'Left'
and 'Right' along with the 'Short' and 'Long' buttons on the remote control to select
the desired landing point(s).
Mixed Random Mode Balls land randomly on 10 possible landing points (5 long
range and 5 short range) on the entire with of the table.
Equipped with a memory function that can restore the most recent setting for repeat
training or use.
Equipped with a dust filter system to reduce the dust in the ball track and minimize
the possibility of a ball jam.
Ball collection net helps to collect the returned balls into the Throw.
Basic Features and Functions of the Throw
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Factory Reset and Recommended Parameters
Type of Spin
Factory reset
Straight (no spin)
Top spin
Under spin
Random mode
Level of Spin Frequency of Serve
Hints: Please use the Factory Reset Parameters during initial use. Press Start/Stop on
the remote control to confirm and operate. Users can adjust and set the parameters
based on their skill level.
4（top spin)
4-9
4-7
4-9（top spin)
40
40-70
40-70
30-50
40-60
Recommended parameters
Factory Reset and Recommended Parameters
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
. Robot Parts
. Remote Control Functions
. Setup
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. Start and Stop
. Robot Operation
Correcting Irregular Serves
. Ball Collection Dish
. Fuse Replacement
. Maintenance
. Adjustment and Replacement of Spin Wheel
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. Storage
Remote Control Information
Fixing a Jam
(1)
(2) Serving Frequency
(3) Fixed Mode
(4) Random Mode
(5)Mixed Random Mode
(6)Program Mode
(7) Serving Combinations
(8)
Start/Stop
Serving Arc Adjustment
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Ro bo t Pa rt s
Top spin wh eel
Power cord
Motor protector
Motor cover
Guiding board
Power socket
Main cover
Supporting unit
Main housing
Transparent cover
Plate
Tray
Lower side net rod
Middle net rod
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Remot e control
Under spin wheel
Upper side net rod
Sensor
Supporting arm
Robot Pa rts
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Serving head

Remote Control Functions
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Remote Control Functions
Ⅱ.
Start/Stop
Under spin adjustment
Under spin indicator
Ball serving frequency
Infrared sensor
Mode Selection button
Higher arc adjustment
Arc adjustment set key
Lower arc adjustment
Top spin adjustment

Setup
1.Open the carton, remove the cushioning
foam and place the robot gently on the
ground. Remove the transparent plastic bag
and protective foam of the guiding board.
2.Unfold both trays and insert the upper
side net rod into the lower side net rod.
3.Hold the supporting arms and pull down
the supporting unit. Spread the arms fully
then place the robot onto the middle line of
the table. Fasten the velcro of the ball
collection net to the middle net of the table.
4.Insert DC power plug into DC power
socket.
5.Place balls into the serving tray. Connect
the power supply. Press Start/Stop on the
remote control and the robot is in operation.
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Protective foam of
the guiding board
DC Power socket
DC Power plug
Completed installa tion is shown in the pic ture above
Upper side net rod
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Setup
Ball collection net
Lower side net rod
AC Power plug
Table

Ⅳ. Remote Control Information
The remote control signal works up to 19 feet away from the robot.
Please handle the remote control with care. Do not throw or drop the
remote control on the ground. Keep the remote control from getting
wet.
Please replace 2 size-AAA batteries if the signal of the remote is getting
weak or the screen is dim.
Place the new batteries at the correct position of +,-.
When the remote control is not in use for a longer period of time, please
remove the batteries. Aged batteries may cause damage to the remote
control.
The remote does not have an Off switch. Please remove the batteries if
the remote needs to be turned off.
Replacement of Batteries:
Push downward to open the cover of the
battery compartment.
Place the batteries at the correct position
of +,- as the picture shows.
Replace the cover.
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Remote Control Information
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Power indication light
Power cord
Connect the power supply. The red
power indication light on the robot
will illuminate.
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Please keep away from the serving head when is
pressed.
Start/Stop
Balls served may cause bodily harm if standing too close
to the serving head.
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WARNING
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DC power socket
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Start and Stop
Start and Stop
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Reminders
1. Remove the cushioning foam before the robot starts.
2. Insert the DC power plug into the DC socket of the robot.
Racket symbol
Start/Stop
Use the remote control to adjust the
spin level and serve frequency to the
factory recommended parameters, as
shown below. With the remote control
pointing at the robot, press
and the robot will start. (The robot
will make a 'beep' sound and the blue
power indication light will turn on.
The racket symbol, on the remote
control will also appear on the bottom
left of the screen).Balls are served in
accordance to the parameters set.
Start/Stop
Type of Spin Level of Spin
Frequency
of Serve
Top spin
Press again and the
robot will stop. The power indication
light of the robot will turn back to red
and the racket symbol, on the
remote control will disappear.
Start/Stop
Recommended

（2）S e r v i n g F r e q u ency
（3）F ix e d M od e
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Press or of Frequency once，
1. Range of frequency is 25-105 serves/min.
2. Frequency can be adjusted whenever the
Throw is in operation.
（1）S t a r t / S t o p
Press and the robot is in operation. The
symbol, is displayed at the bottom left of the screen and
the power indication light on the robot will turn blue.
Press again and the robot will power down.
The symbol, disappears and the power indication light
on the robot will turn red.
Start/Stop
Start/Stop
Frequency
adjustment
Frequency level
Note: There is a 'beep' sound from the robot indicating when the robot has received a
signal from the remote control.
Press once 10 more serves/min
Condition Key is pressed Level indicated
Low
Frequency
10 fewer serves/min
Another 10 fewer/min
Robot Operation
Ⅵ.Robot Operation
S t a r t / S t o p
High
Frequency
Frequency Result
Press twice
Press once
Press twice
Add itional 10 more/min
Hints
Start/Stop
Under spin
Program Mode Mix R a n d o m M o d e Random Mode F i x e d M o d e

（6）P r o g r a m M o d e
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（4）Random Mode
Robot Operation
Press until the
black circle moves to the position
for Program Mode.
Press to run Program
Mode. Serves will land on the
points as last programmed.
Mode Selection
Start/Stop
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Start/Stop
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Throw
Mixed Random Mode
Sta rt/S to p
Program Mode Mix Random M o d e R a n d o m M o d e Fixed M o d e
Program Mode Mix Random M o d e R a n d o m M o d e Fixed M o d e
Program Mode Mix Random M o d e R a n d o m M o d e Fixed M o d e
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Robot Operation
( 7) S e r vi n g Co m b i n a ti o n s
1. During the process of program setting, if there have been no instructions given for 2
minutes the Program Mode will automatically be withdrawn.
2.In the process of program setting, types and level of spin, frequency of serve and the
serving curve cannot be adjusted.
3.Adjustment of serving parameters can be made whenever the robot is in operation.
Hin ts
Start/Stop
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Robot Operation
(8)Serving Arc Adjustment
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Serving arc adjustment
Arc adjust set key
Arc adjust set
Arc adjust set key
Arc adjust set

Capacity: 120 PCS of 40MM-ball.
The robot and the remote control should be protected from strong vibrations and getting wet. Failure
to do so may cause a short circuit resulting in damage to the electrical components.
After a period of use there will be wear and tear on the spin wheels causing slower serving speeds
than usual. Adjust the distance between the two wheels to resume the effectiveness of the serves.
Please see P.11 for further detail.
After use for 1 to 2 months dust and dirt may gather in the ball running track. Clean the ball running
track with a wet cloth.
When the robot is not in use for a long period of time please disconnect the power supply and cover
the robot with cloth or a plastic bag.
Note: Nothing other than table tennis balls should
be placed in the dish. Otherwise it may cause robot
failure or damage to the parts.
Ball Collection DishⅧ.
Ⅹ. Maintenance
Disconnect the power supply before the fuse is replaced.
Ⅸeplacement.Fuse R
Remove all the balls in the
dish. Remove the screw by
turning counter-
clockwise.
While using fingers to
push and release the
lock, pull and lift the
main cover.
Screw
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Push and lift
Open the cover, pull out
the fuse cover and replace
the bad fuse with a
qualified one of the same
standard. Replace the fuse
cover, main cover and
screw.
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Fuse
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Fuse Replacement/ Maintenance
orrecting Irregular Serves/Ball Collection Dish/
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Ⅶ. Correcting Irregular Serves
When the guiding board of the serving head receives external interference such as
strong contact by returned balls or by hands the serves may land irregularly. Power off
the robot and restart after 10 seconds. The robot will automatically correct the problem
and resume its previous setting.

(1) Adjustment of Spin Wheel
After a period of use there will be wear and tear on the spin wheels causing slower serving
speeds than usual. Adjust the distance between the two wheels to resume the effectiveness of the
serves.
Note: Within a range of wear and tear serves still work properly through the above adjustment. It
is recommended that the wheel should be replaced when the diameter of the wheel is reduced to
70mm due to wear and tear.
Under Spin wheel assembly
Picture 1
Blocking sleeve
allen wrench
Ⅺ Adjustment and Replacement of Spin Wheel.
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Disconnect the power supply. Use the screwdriver to unscrew the 2 motor screws as picture 1
shows. Lift the Under spin wheel assembly up about 2-3 mm. (one level of the scale mark) or lift to
an extend that the gauge fits in perfectly as picture 2 shows. Tighten the screws and the robot is
ready for operation.
About 36.5-37mm
Top and Under
spin wheel
Gauge for standard
distance between wheels
Motor
Screws
Scale mark for
distance between
wheels
(2) Replacement of Spin Wheels
Note:When the landing points and speed of serves do not meet requirements, adjust the distance
between wheels to get the best results.
Picture 2
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3.
Picture 1 Picture 2
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Adjustment and Replacement of Spin Wheel
Disconnect the power supply. Remove the
wheel cover of the Under spin wheel by
using the screwdriver to unscrew the 3
screws of the cover.
Use the allen wrench to remove the Under
spin wheel. While removing the wheel, make
sure the small blocking sleeve that separates
the wheel and the motor is still on the axis of
the motor ( See picture 1). Install the new
wheel onto the axis of the motor. Use the
allen wrench to tighten the screw of the
wheel (See picture 2). Loosen the 2 motor
screws to adjust the distance between the 2
wheels to about 36.5-37mm in which the
gauge for standard distance between wheels
can perfectly fit. Tighten the screws.
Reinstall the wheel cover of the Under spin
wheel and the replacement is completed.
Repeat the three steps above if the Top spin
wheel needs to be replaced.

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. Storage
The robot is easy to disassemble. It
can be stored almost anywhere
because of its small size. To remove,
first disconnect the power supply. Pull
out both the upper side net rods and
insert into the two holes at the back of
the robot. Fold back the supporting
unit and both trays. Put the robot in
the backpack.
A ball getting stuck is mainly attributable to damaged balls or other items that may be
blocking the ball running track. If the problem occurs, disconnect the power supply and
follow the procedures as below to correct:
Remove all the balls in the dish.
Remove the screw by turning
counter-clockwise.
Where the
ball gets stuck
While using fingers to push and release
the lock, pull and lift the main cover.
Remove the stuck ball or object.
Reinstall the main cover and the
screw.
Screw
Ⅻ.Fixing a Jam
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Push and lift
Robot backpack
Fixing a Jam / Storage
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Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g / Fe a t u r e s a nd P a r a m e t e r s
5 0
5 0 / 6 0
2 5 ~ 1 0 5
4-40 m/s or 9-90 mph
13kg / 29 lbs
8kg / 17 lbs
92X42X43 cm / 36X16.5X17 inches
100~240
. Features and Parameters
Description
Voltage (V)
Rated power (W)
Rated frequency (Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Top spin, under spin and no spin
Serving frequency (balls/min)
Serving speed
10 landing points on the entire width of the court;1-5 points
for long range serves and 1-5points for short range serves.
Combination of serves can be programmed based on your
desired level of difficulty.
Can restore to the most recent setting for repeat training or use.
Four Serving Modes
Various kinds of serves land continuously at one point to be
chosen from five possible points.
Balls land randomly on five possible points on the entire
width of the court.
Allow players to set the combination of serves. Up
to 32 landing points can be set in a program.
Operation of the robot.
The main cover automatically feeds returned balls
back into the robot, saving time and increasing
efficiency.
Package
Gross weight
Net weight
Dimensions
Note: If the parameters of this table vary from what is marked on the robot, the
parameters on the robot prevail.
Features/Parameter
Serving spin
Landing point
Combination of serves
Memory
Fixed Mode
Random Mode
Program Mode
Remote control
Automatic ball recovery
. Troubleshooting
Problem
1.The power indication light
is not lit and the robot is not
in operation.
2.Balls get stuck
Solution
Check if the plug is properly connected.
Replace the fuse. Refer to item on page 10 for detail.Ⅸ
The robot will make 'beep' sounds continuously. Refer to item
on page 12 to solve.
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3.Data on the display of the
remote control are incorrect
Open the cover of the battery compartment. Use a ball pen to
press the reset button once. The remote will revert to its original
settings.
If problems still occur,please contact our Customer Service Dept.
Tel:(866)KS-PLAY1 or [e-mail]
REMINDER:When the Remote Control is out of order or lost the robot can still
be started by pushing the emergency button at the bottom of the robot.
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Kille rspin Warranty and Returns Polic y
XVI Killerspin Warranty and Returns Policy
DAMAGED OR DEFECTIVE ITEMS
If there is extensive damage to the product packaging upon delivery of your
product, you MUST REFUSE the shipment from delivery person. Then please
contact Customer Service immediately at 312-441-0124. Once acceptance of
a product is taken, it becomes your responsibility to pay for the return of such
extensively damaged products for an exchange.
If you receive a damaged or defective item, contact Customer Service
within 1 0 days of delivery at 312-441-0124. Please be ready to supply the
order number from the label on your shipment along with date ordered, name
and address. More information may be required depending on date and
products ordered.
WARRANTY
This and all Killerspin products have a 30 day warranty against factory defect,
with the exception of tables which have a one-year limited warranty. This warranty
does not cover misuse or customer inflicted damage to a product. Any products that
require assembly, such as blades and rubbers are taken "as is" unless damage
occurred due to shipping. Repair parts may be available from Killerspin for
certain products, including tables.
RETURNS
Proof of purchase and authorization must be made by Killerspin via e-mail
or phone prior to the return of any and all merchandise. Any returned product
must be returned in its original packaging and in saleable condition. Returned
goods must be shipped with freight prepaid via US Postal Service. Refunds
will not be given for the shipping costs. If the returned merchandise is found
to be factory defective the original shipping charges will be credited to your
account. Returns and refunds of new equipment are subject to a 20 % restocking
fee that can be charged for all returned items, unless that product was
damaged or defective upon delivery.
Our Standard Return policies do not apply to all items. Exceptions to our
policies appear below.
Clothing may be exchanged in the case of an error in sized ordered, but
shipping will be charged for the original item shipped and the new item shipped.
Customer is responsible for the return shipping costs and care. Clothing must not
appear to be worn or damaged in any way. Killerspin is not responsible for customer
damage or fading to clothing due to washing. No exchanges may be made for
customer inflicted damage. Tables and robots may be returned but all shipping
costs will be charged to the customer, as well as a 2 5% restocking fee.
Certain items, listed below, must be unopened, and in their original
packaging for any exchange or return to be processed:
·Balls
·Rubber
·Glue
·Rackets
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·Media products such as DVD's must still be in their original clear shrink
wrap packaging.
·When a request was made for a Killerspin employee to assemble products
(such as custom made Blades and Rubbers) prior to delivery, Killerspin will
not make a refund.
Products will NOT be accepted for return, exchange, or refund if, in the
opinion of Killerspin they appear to have been damaged by the customer. A
customer requesting the return of the damaged product which was sent to and
received by Killerspin will require all shipping charges to be charged to the
customer for the return of such product or products.
The above rules and prices are subject to change without prior notice.
TAXES
IL and WA residents add sales tax, presently of 9. 2 5% in IL and varies in
WA based on the shipping address/zip code.
Any and all questions can be answered by Killerspin Customer Service.
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