Overview of the Rovio interface | Wow Wee 8033 specs

Overview of the Rovio interface

Using Rovio’s interface

Overview of the Rovio interface

This section describes Rovio’s user interface.

Using Rovio’s interface

To control Rovio you must have a web-enabled device.

System requirements

Your web-enabled device must meet the following system requirements:

•Device running one of the following browsers:

•Internet Explorer 6 or higher*, or

•Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or higher, or

•Safari 3.0, or

•Mobile Safari, or

•Internet Explorer Mobile, or

•Opera Mobile.

•Wireless access point (WAP) device connected to your PC (for example, a wireless router)

•High-speed Internet connection

*Internet Explorer 6 or higher required for two-way audio feature.

Web browser supported features

The following table describes Rovio’s supported features according to the web browser.

Browser	Video	Audio

Internet Explorer	MPEG4	Mono, 8-bit
(6.0 and up)

Mozilla Firefox	M-JPEG (motion JPEG)	Not available
(1.5 and up)

Safari	M-JPEG (motion JPEG)	Not available
Opera	M-JPEG (motion JPEG)	Not available

For a more complete list of browser features, refer to Appendix A.

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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 Rovio Quick overview Charging dock Charging dock Getting started Getting started Assembling the charging dock Disassembling the charging dock Important battery information Installing and charging the battery pack To charge the batteries Low battery PC users Configuring your Rovio the first timeConfiguring your Rovio the first time Installing the Rovio Setup software For advanced PC users Mac users Mac users From the Apple menu, select System Preferences Configuring your Rovio the first time Manually Rovio charging dock Uninstalling the Rovio Setup softwareRovio basics Rovio basics Rovio’s interface Power switch LED light indicatorPower switch light Description Color TrueTrack Beacons Overview of the Rovio interface Using Rovio’s interfaceWeb browser supported features Overview of the Rovio interface Description of interface Overview of Rovio’s interface Navigation controls Command Description Headlight control Auxiliary controls Video priority Indicator Description Indicators 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 Video display contextual menu Rovio online help 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 Use and handling Precautions SafetyCaring for Rovio Caring for Rovio FAQs FAQs FAQs Rovio browser and platform compatibility Appendix aAppendix a Terminology Appendix BAppendix B Index Index Emailing 31 security settings Wowwee 180-DAY Limited Warranty Limited warranty Limited warranty 8033US01TOP