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Rovio basics

TrueTrack Beacons

Rovio uses TrueTrack Beacons to help it locate its charging dock (home base). The charging dock comes with a built-in TrueTrack Beacon. The Beacon projects two IR signals on the ceiling that Rovio uses as its guiding lights to track the location of the Beacon.

To extend Rovio’s navigation distance, you can install additional TrueTrack Room Beacons (sold separately) to help it locate additional rooms to which you want Rovio to navigate.

Power switch LED light indicator

The following table describes the power switch LED light indicator colors:

Power switch light	Description
color

Green	Network connection is functioning properly.
Green (blinking)	Low battery. Network connection is functioning properly.
Orange	Rovio is booting and/or trying to connect to a network.

Orange (blinking)	Low battery. Rovio is booting and/or trying to connect to
	a network.

Red	Network connection is functioning properly and Rovio is
	being accessed.

Red (blinking)	Low battery. Network connection is functioning properly
	and Rovio is being accessed.

Rovio’s interface

Rovio’s interface is entirely browser-based, which means you can access Rovio via the Internet using any web-enabled device. Refer to the section Overview of Rovio interface for more details.

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Contents

Item No Copyrights and acknowledgements Copyrights and acknowledgements Contents Accessing the interface from your internal network Introduction Thank you for purchasing Rovio from WowWee Package contents Quick overview Rovio Charging dock Charging dock Getting started Getting started Assembling the charging dock Important battery information Disassembling the charging dock Installing and charging the battery pack Low battery To charge the batteries Installing the Rovio Setup software Configuring your Rovio the first timeConfiguring your Rovio the first time PC users For advanced PC users Mac users Mac users From the Apple menu, select System Preferences Configuring your Rovio the first time Manually Rovio basics Uninstalling the Rovio Setup softwareRovio basics Rovio charging dock TrueTrack Beacons Power switch LED light indicatorPower switch light Description Color Rovio’s interface Overview of the Rovio interface Using Rovio’s interfaceWeb browser supported features Overview of the Rovio interface Overview of Rovio’s interface Description of interface Command Description Navigation controls Headlight control Auxiliary controls Video priority Indicators Indicator Description Settings Settings Movement and Photo tab Settings Photo and Security tab Overview of Rovio’s interface DNS Refer to section Using a domain name with Rovio for Rovio online help Video display contextual menu Accessing the interface from your internal network Accessing the interface from your internal network Using Rovio from an external network Using Rovio from an external network Using a domain name with Rovio Using a domain name with Rovio Using a domain name with Rovio Creating, saving and playing back paths Creating, saving and playing back paths Using Rovio with VoIP applications Using Rovio with VoIP applications Updating the Rovio firmware Updating the Rovio firmware Restoring Rovio to factory defaults Restoring Rovio to factory defaults Caring for Rovio Precautions SafetyCaring for Rovio Use and handling FAQs FAQs FAQs Appendix a Appendix aRovio browser and platform compatibility Appendix B Appendix BTerminology Index Index Emailing 31 security settings Limited warranty Wowwee 180-DAY Limited Warranty Limited warranty 8033US01TOP