WOPET F01 User manual

WOpet Sprite Automatic Feeder
INSTRUCTIONS
F01

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Feeder specifications
Feeder assembling
Feeding setting guide
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Feeder cleaning
FAQs
Important notes
FCC warnings
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Please read these instructions carefully before use
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Programming: 2 models (exchangeable food dispenser)
Small Wheel Unit: For small and medium size pets
Programmable: 1 to 39 portions (5g -195g)
Feeder specifications
Large Wheel Unit: For medium and large size pets
Programmable: 1 to 39 portions (10g -390g)
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Product name: WOpet Sprite Automatic Feeder
Product size: L250*W350*H390mm (Assembled)
Capacity: 7 liters
Net weight: 2.3 kg
Product materials: ABS
Adapter parameters: Input: 100-240V, 50/60HZ, 0.4A
Output: 5.0V, 1A

Key Features
Large capacity hopper holds around 7lbs dry food
Humanized design, simple setup
Voice record/play at programmed mealtimes
Accurate portion control
Two power supplies: Battery(NOT INCLUDED) and power adaptor
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7L Large capacity
Feeder assembling
Assemble bowl as shown in the picture.
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Plug in the power adaptor. If you do NOT want to use the
power adaptor, you can change to use batteries.
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Tray
Plug in the power adaptor 3

The small The large
Install batteries in the battery compartment
(3 new D cell, alkaline batteries. Batteries NOT included).
Make sure the power switch is set to the “I” location.
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Battery compartment
Note: The default wheel is the large one. There is also a small
wheel, and you can change the wheel when needed.
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Feeding setting guide
Set the feeder using the following instructions.
The default wheel is the large one. There is also a small
wheel, and you can change the wheel when needed.
Note: When you are setting Hour or Minute, keep
holding the “Time” button.
Press and hold the “Manual” button for 3 seconds. The rotor will
rotate one portion. Repeat two more times. Each time it will feed
one portion. This means the machine is working correctly.
a. Check the manual feeding option and function
Holding the "Time" button, press the "Hour" button to set the
current hour. And holding the "Time" button, press the "Minute"
button to set the time.
For example: Current time is 12: 50
b. Set the current time
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When you are setting Hour or Minute, keep
holding the “Time” button.
Note: When you are setting breakfast, keep holding the “Breakfast”
button and select items correspondingly.
Holding the “Breakfast”, press the “On/off” button to set feeding
breakfast.
Holding the “Breakfast” button, press the “Meal Size” button to
set meal size.
Holding the “Breakfast” button, press the “Hour” button to set
breakfast hour, and press the “Minute” button to set breakfast
time.
Small Wheel Unit: small meal size for small & medium pets
Programmable: 1 to 39 portions (5g -195g)
Large Wheel Unit: Large meal size for medium & large pets
Programmable: 1 to 39 portions (10g -390g)
c. Set breakfast meal
Meal Size
On=feeding breakfast
Off=no breakfast
Meal Time
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As setting breakfast,holding the "Lunch"/"Dinner"/"4th meal"
button, press the related buttons to set feeding meals.
d. Set lunch and dinner meal and 4th meal
Lunch:
No feeding
Feeding
Feeding
4th meal:
Dinner:
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To record your voice, press and hold the “MIC” button for 3
seconds until the LCD screen flashes.
Speak right to the “microphone location” within 15 seconds to
record, and release “MIC” button to stop.
To check your voice, press and hold the “Play” the button for 3
seconds.
Delete the recorded voice: long-press the “MIC” button until the
screen is flashing.
e. Voice recording
Voice Recording Button
Microphone Location
Voice Playing Button
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Feeder cleaning
Warning:
The base unit should not be submerged in water at any time, as
this will damage the electronic components and void the warranty.
Unplug it and take out the three batteries.
Disassemble the Hopper and Bowl.
Hand clean a soft cloth and hand dry.
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Change three new D cell, alkaline batteries.
Normally these batteries can last up to 1 year.
It’s the Manual Function Checking, and it’s normal.
Checking steps: Press and hold “Manual” button for 3 seconds.
The rotor will rotate one portion. Repeat two more times. Each
time it will feed one portion.
Using a small wheel, one portion is about 5g.
Using a large wheel, one portion is about 10g.
Note:
There maybe slight difference of 1 portion with different size food.
For example: Current time is 12: 50
1. The low battery light is flashing.
2. When the feeder is set up, it only dispenses ONE
portion by manual feeding, even set on 39 portions.
3. What is the weight of 1 portion?
Press the "Time" and "MIC" button at the same time to restore
factory settings.
4. How to restore it to factory settings?
FAQs
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Requires THREE D size batteries, alkaline batteries only
(Batteries NOT included).
Estimated life of one set of batteries is one year.
Keep fingers and hands away from food wheel.
Always turn the feeder off before cleaning.
Check the low battery light frequently to ensure the feeder
has power.
Important notes
Small Wheel Unit: small meal size for small & medium pets
Programmable: 1 to 39 portions (5g -195g)
Large Wheel Unit: Large meal size for medium & large pets
Programmable: 1 to 39 portions (10g -390g)
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FCC warnings
WARNING:
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved.
Non-compliance could void the user's authority to operate
the equipment.
NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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