Makita DRC200 User manual

Robotic Cleaner
Model No. DRC200
CAUTION Observe the following to prevent the Robotic Cleaner from falling.
• Remove any dirt and wipe away any condensation or other moisture that has adhered to the cliff
sensors.
• In locations where the Robotic Cleaner may fall and cause an accident or other hazard, place
objects that are 15 cm (5-7/8") in height or taller and can withstand the impact of the Robotic
Cleaner without moving or tipping over to serve as barriers.
• Do not use the Robotic Cleaner in unenclosed high locations such as mezzanines, lofts, or
 oors with a direct drop onto stairwells or entranceways, or in locations with an incline of 10° or
more.
CAUTION Observe the following when using the boundary-sensing feature.
• Remove any dirt and wipe away any condensation or other moisture that has adhered to the
boundary sensors located on the bottom of the Robotic Cleaner.
Buttons/indicators on the cleaner Buttons on the remote control
Troubleshooting lamp Filter maintenance
lamp
Brush maintenance
lamp
Right battery
indicator
Boundary sensor
button
Vacuum button
Buzzer button
Pilot lamp
Left battery indicator
Timer button
Cruise mode button
POWER (start/stop) button
Pattern mode
button
Vacuum button
Buzzer button
POWER OFF button
Start/Stop button
Location beacon
button
Random mode button
Timer button
Turning the cleaner ON/OFF
Remote control
Cleaner Cleaner
Turning ON Turning OFF
Standby mode
Press
Press and
hold for 2 sec.
or more
All indicators
on the
cleaner turn
OFF.
Battery indicator lights up
and indicates the remaining
battery power and the pilot
lamp turns off.
Installing the side brushes Turning the vacuum fan ON/OFF
1. Position the side brush with the groove of the brush  tted to
the shaft head.
2. Secure the side brush using the supplied screw.
Shaft head
Groove of the side
brush
Be sure to perform the following procedure in standby mode.
or
The lamp lights up
when the vacuum fan
is turned ON.
Remote control
Cleaner
If you remove most visible dust, turning OFF the vacuum fan will
save the battery power to extend the operating time of the cleaner.
Locations of the
four cliff sensors
(circled)
Locations of the two
boundary sensors
Quick Start Guide
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Operation
1
Check that the Robotic Cleaner is in standby mode.
3
The Robotic Cleaner accepts the start operation and then
starts cleaning.
After cleaning has been paused, press the Start/
Stop button on the remote control or the POWER
(start/stop) button on the Robotic Cleaner again to
restart cleaning in the same cruise mode as before
cleaning was paused.
Remote control
Cleaner
The buzzer beeps and the pilot
lamp ashes during cleaning.
To pause cleaning partway
or
2
Select the cruise mode and other settings, and begin
cleaning.
Operation Cleaner Remote control
1. Select the cruise
mode.
or
The selected mode
lamp lights up.
Pattern mode
↑ ↓
Random mode
2. Select vacuum
fan ON/OFF. See the front side of this sheet.
3. Select buzzer
volume. See below.
4. Begin cleaning.
Note: The settings are maintained until the next time they are
changed.
4
When the battery power becomes low, the Robotic
Cleaner stops in place. Once the Robotic Cleaner has
been stopped for approx. 5 minutes, it automatically
enters sleep mode.
The Robotic Cleaner automatically turns OFF after the
following periods have elapsed.
When using two BL1830s: After approx. 60 hours
When using two BL1850s: After approx. 100 hours
Note: The time until the power turns OFF may differ depending on the
battery status, room temperature, and other factors.
Setting the auto-on start time Cruise mode
Check that the Robotic Cleaner is in standby mode before
setting the start time.
Setting the auto-on timer
1. Select the cruise mode.
2. Select the start time.
3. Activate the
auto-on timer.
Auto-on
time
or
Remote
control
Cleaner
Pressing the button cycles
through the following
settings.
Timer
lamp
or Remote
control
Cleaner
The Robotic Cleaner
enters sleep mode, and
then starts cleaning
automatically when the
set time has elapsed.
After
1 hour
After
3 hours
After
5 hours
Auto-on
timer
disengaged
Cruise mode Description
Pattern mode For cleaning wide spaces with few obstacles.
(Ex.) well-organized warehouses, long corridors, etc.
Cleaning can be performed more efciently by
starting the Robotic Cleaner from a position at the
closer end of the left wall.
Random mode For cleaning locations with many obstacles.
(Ex.) ofces, etc.
Adjusting the buzzer volume Using the location-beacon feature
Perform the following operation in standby mode to set the
buzzer volume while cleaning.
or
Remote control
Cleaner
Pressing the button makes the
buzzer beep and cycle through
the following settings.
Buzzer lamp on the
cleaner
High volume Lights up
Low volume Lights up
No sound (mute) Off
Press the Location beacon button on the remote control. The
Robotic Cleaner’s buzzer will beep and the pilot lamp will ash,
helping you to locate the Robotic Cleaner.
Remote control
The buzzer beeps for approx. 10 seconds
and the pilot lamp ashes.
To stop the buzzer and ashing, press the Location beacon
button again.
Note: For details, refer to the INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
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