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Control Panel
Located on the top of Ottobot’s head are
four colored buttons that make up his
control panel. This is Ottobot’s most ![]()
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useful sensor as it allows you to choose ![]()
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and play many different games. It is ![]()
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very easy to access any game or activity ![]()
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that you would like to play by pressing the ![]()
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red or green buttons three times. Ottobot will
then ask you what game you would like to play, allowing you to choose from 4 different choices linked directly to a color. Many times Ottobot will offer up games to play while interacting with him, but the control panel allows you to easily choose games you wish to play. Choose your favorite and have fun!
Hands
Hidden in each of Ottobot’s hands
are sensors that you can activate by pressing the thumb in towards
his hand. This is your way of ![]()
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answering Ottobot’s questions by ![]()
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activating Ottobot’s left hand for ![]()
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“yes” (marked with a “Y”) and ![]()
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his right hand for “no” (marked with a ![]()
“N”). Pressing his hand also lets Ottobot ![]()
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know that you are ready for the next ![]()
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part of his joke or riddle. Even when not playing a game or answering a question Ottobot enjoys when you hold his hands as it lets him know you are his friend.
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Tilt and invert
Ottobot uses these special sensors to orient himself. The tilt sensor allows Ottobot to know that you have picked him up when he is moved. Ottobot enjoys being held and brought to new places faster than his little
legs can normally carry him. Ottobot also enjoys to be held upside down, which triggers
his Invert sensor. Being held upside down ![]()
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makes Ottobot laugh and giggle until he gets ![]()
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dizzy. Another important action the Invert ![]()
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sensor performs is canceling out of games ![]()
you are finished playing and waking Ottobot ![]()
up when he goes to sleep. If Ottobot fails ![]()
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to respond to button presses, he has most likely gone to sleep. Turn him upside down and he should wake up and be ready to respond. If this fails to work, slide the power switch off and on again. It is always a good idea to turn Ottobot upside down after powering
him on and off as sometimes he may still be sleeping and remain unresponsive even though the power is on.