Tutorial Guide

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Lesson 1 Beginner’s Course
Files saved to the “Memory Stick” cannot be edited with
Behavior Arranger.
After the copying has finished, the next dialog box appears.
4 Click No.
The procedure for creating and saving the program is finished.
Running the program on AIBO
Let’s run the program you’ve created on AIBO.
1 Insert the “Memory Stick” into AIBO and start
up AIBO by pressing the pause button.
Wait until AIBO finishes booting and stretches his arms.
2 Press any of AIBO’s touch sensors.
AIBO sits, stands, and then lies down in the programmed
sequence.
AIBO stops when it has executed all the actions.
3 Press the touch sensor again.
The program runs again from the start.
Did everything go well?
Making a program with Quick Behavior Arranger is easier
than you thought.
The Sequential-execution program allows you to make AIBO perform
a series of consecutive actions whenever you touch its touch sensor.
In the next lesson, you’ll make a program using another Quick
Behavior Arranger tool, the Stimulus-driven Execution program.
In this lesson, you will not edit the
program with Behavior Arranger,
so click No.
You can press any touch sensor.
If you press a sensor while AIBO is
in motion, it stops. Touch the
sensor again and AIBO executes
the program from the beginning.