Quick Guide

(3) Click the “Settings” on the touch screen of the robot → Battery → Enable auto-recharge → set a minimum residual
battery capacity for auto-recharge.
(4) When the robot is being used, its residual capacity is lesser than the setting value or its charging mode is enabled by
clicking “Charge”, the robot will look for charging pile to charge it automatically.
Mode Two: Manually charging
Plug the power wire into the power sock. Move the robot and make the charging metal plates on the back of the robot
contact with the charging spring strip. Press the emergency rechargeable button on the charging pile.
Mode Three: Wire charging
Take out the power adapter in the charging pile. Connect one end to the charging plug on the back of the robot and the
other end to the power socket.
Note: Let the charging spring strip of the charging pile outward and lean it against a smooth wall. In order not to disturb the
robot when it moves, please place the power wire along the wall and make sure there is no barriers, wires, cords, etc. within
two to three meters around the charging pile. When it is charging, the indicator light blinks as BLN. When the robot is fully
charged, charging pile will be auto closed, and the indicator light will be turned off. Infrared signals from the charging pile
can be opened and projected only when the robot is searching for the charging pile. When the robot finds the charging pile
away from it about 50cm, the charging spring strip is only electrified with 19V which is within safety limits. You and your
family member can rest assured.