Nuwa Robotics AIR-H204 Magnetic Wireless Sport Bluetooth Earphone User Manual
- June 8, 2024
- NUWA ROBOTICS
Table of Contents
- AIR-H204 Magnetic Wireless Sport Bluetooth Earphone
- Product Introduction
- Product Description
- Start building your robot
- Using Kebbi for the First Time
- How to Activate Nuwa BizTools
- LED Indicator Information
- Safety Instructions
- Open the Menu
- Common control instructions
- Home Button
- On/Off Instructions
- Introduction to Power Modes
- Start a Conversation with the Robot
- Precautions
- Specification
- Troubleshooting
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
AIR-H204 Magnetic Wireless Sport Bluetooth Earphone
User Manual
AIR-H204 Magnetic Wireless Sport Bluetooth Earphone
Please read this manual carefully prior to use and keep it for future
reference.
Model: AIR-H204
Thank you for choosing Robot Creator DX!
Robot Creator DX is a fun-filled DIY robot kit.
Using Kebbi Air as a foundation, Robot Creator DX is a passion project
designed for robot enthusiasts that doesn’t require any prior knowledge of
programming languages. Simply pick up a screwdriver to build a smart robot
that can talk, walk, and do much more!
The goal of our team is to create the world’s best robots. Nuwa Robotics is
one of the few AI robotics companies in the market that has the ability to
independently design and develop hardware, software, AI, and content. We
envision a world filled with people who love robots as much as we do, so that
we can work together and create more interesting and unique robots. Join us at
Robot Creator DX, where you’ll find a community full of fantasy and creativity.
Show us your unique creation!
- Painting
- Assembling
- Customize your Robot
- Using Biztools
- Create your Contents
- MakerBase
Search “Robot Creator Support”, Start to Assemble
Search for “robot creator support” in the browser to start building your own
robot. We recommend that you use a larger screen (e.g. laptop, tablet) to read
it for the best experience.
Product Introduction
- Please cross-check with the list of parts to ensure all parts are present. For any missing parts, please contact customer service.
- The charger in the accessory package is an OEM charger. Please avoid using any other brand of charging cables in order to keep the robot working properly.
- Please read this User Manual thoroughly to ensure correct and safe use of this product.
- Regularly check the charging cable, connector, and outer casing for damage. If damage is found, do not use until repaired.
Related links
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https://www.nuwarobotics.com/en/product/robotcreator/
Robot Creator website| https://www.nuwarobotics.com/en/product/robotcreator/
Robot Creator website
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https://account.nuwarobotics.com/
Nuwa Biztools| https://www.nuwarobotics.com/download
NuwaSpace
Product Description
Product Introduction
| Home Screen / Power Button| Return to Home Screen, Turn On / Off (Please
refer to P.10 for more details)
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| Touch Area| There are 5 Touch Sensing Areas: Head, left and right Cheeks.
Belly, and left
and right Hands. Please remember to touch Kebbi gently.
| PIR Sensor| PIR Sensor: Senses whether there is anyone passing in front of
Kebbi.
| USB Type C Charging Port| Please use with the orginal OEM charger.
Start building your robot
Redesign your robot
Use your imagination to redesign your robot with panel lines, spray paint, ink
lines, and 3D-printed accessories.
Attention: Please carefully review our website instructions for
redesigning techniques and special notices.
DIY assembly
Please visit our official website for online instructions and assemble
according to step-by-step instruc- tions.
https://support.nuwarobotics.com/en/docs/robotcreator/
Before assembly, first confirm that all parts are present
Using Kebbi for the First Time
Be sure there is enough space for your robot to safely move around. Connect the charger and turn the power on.
First:
Prepare a safe place for Kebbi and connect the charger.
Hold for three seconds.
Second:
Press and hold the power button until the screen turns on.
Third:
Please follow the robot’s instructions to complete the initial setup.
Fourth:
Sign up on Nuwa BizTools for create your own robot. (BizTools are web based
tools.)
How to Activate Nuwa BizTools
- A Nuwa BizTools product key will be sent to the buyer’s designated email address or Internal message of e-commerce platform when the product is shipped.
- Open the email and click on the link to visit “Nuwa Account.”
- Sign in with the Nuwa account created when initializing the robot.
- Choose “Upgrade to NuwaPro” and enter the product key at “My Tools.”
- Upon completion, the development tools will be available to you.
Sign up on Nuwa BizTools for a wide range of development programs!
- Please check your trash folder or contact customer service if you haven’t received your Nuwa BizTools product key.
LED Indicator Information
Indicator | Color | Status | Action / Description |
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Status Indicator (on the chest) | Blue Steady blue light | System is normal | – |
Orange Steady orange light | Low battery (less than 15%) | Please charge the |
robot.
Red Steady red light| Very low battery (less than 5%)| Please charge the
robot.
Charging Indicator (next to the lens)| Red Flashing red light| Charging| No
flashing red light means one of two things:
1. The battery is fully charged
2. The battery is too low, please continue charging for 10 minutes Please
refer to P.17 for more information
Camera Indicator (next to the lens)| Green Steady green light| Camera in
use| Notifies user that camera is in use.
Safety Instructions
Please hold the robot with both hands
Please do not lift or pull the robot by its head or arms
Open the Menu
Pet Screen / Function Menu
You may swipe left and right on the screen to switch between the Pet Screen
and Function Menu.
Pet Screen:
This is the start-up default mode. You can have a conversation with the robot
on the Pet Screen. Click “Home Button” or swipe to the right from the Function
Menu to return to the Pet Screen.
Functon Menu:
You can browse all the built-in APPs of the robot in the Function Menu,
including Singing and Dancing and Creative Learning. You can also explore the
various functions of the robot and delete / manage them.
Notification Panel
Slide down from the top edge of the screen to open the Notifica- tion Panel.
There are three main areas: Function Shortcut, Screen Brightness / Volume
Control, and Notification Area.
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Function Shortcut:
Shortcuts in this area enable you to quickly set up your robot. You may click
the editing button on the bottom to change the sequence or to display or
cancel the shortcuts. -
Screen Brightness / Volume Control:
Drag the control bar to adjust the screen brightness or volume. -
Notification Area:
Display the system status, system notification, or messages from different applications of the robot.
Common control instructions
You can adjust the following robot functions in the shortcut area of “Notification Panel” or “Settings” according to the situation:
| WiFi| | Active dialogue
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Please connect to WiFi or mobile hotspot to allow you to enjoy a complete
robot experience.| You may turn off the recognition function to avoid the
robot seeing you. This is the function that enables the robot to actively talk
to you.
| Bluetooth| | Subtitle
Bluetooth devices can be connected according to the instructions of some
value-added services.| Captions can be turned off.
| Image delivery| | LED Control
Images from the robot can be dropped on other devices (supported but not
guaranteed to be compatible with all devices).| LED lights can be turned off
on the robot.
| Action| | Eye Protection Mode
In the OFF position, the Action Lock will turn off the motors controlling the
robot’s head and arms.| The eye protection mode of the robot screen can be
turned on to reduce the damage of blue light to the eyes (the screen color
will be yellow).
| Movement| | Notification
In the OFF position, the Motion Lock will turn off the motor on the bottom of
the robot, preventing the robot from moving. The robot’s arms and head will
still move.| When this control is turned on, notifications from NUWA will be
sent to the user.
| Audio recognition| | Edit
In the ON position, when the robot is in Sleep Mode (Standby) mode, the robot
will turn in the direction of wherever the wakening words come (this function
does not work when the Movement is turned off).| With the last button in the
Shortcut Area, you can edit the contents and order of the buttons.
Home Button
(The function of this button may be modified due to specific needs)
Action | Effects |
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Quick Press | Press the Home Button on the Pet Screen quickly to turn off the |
screen and have Kebbi enter Sleep Mode.
Press the Home Button in any application to return to the Home Page (Pet
Screen).
Press and Hold| Press and Hold the Home Button for three seconds to access the
following power options: Do-Not-Disturb Mode, Restart, or Power Off.
When the robot is shut down, press and hold the Power Button on Kebbi’s head
for three seconds to turn on the system.
On/Off Instructions
Turning On the System
- Press and Hold the Home Button for three seconds to activate the system and display the startup screen.
- When the Pet Screen appears, the robot has been successfully activated.
Restart
- Under the System Startup Menu, press and hold the Home Button for three seconds to access the power options (as shown in picture on the right).
- Select “Restart” and all the Apps in Kebbi will restart automatically.
Turning Off the System
- Under System Startup, press and hold the Home Button for three seconds to access the power options.
- Select “Turn Off”.
Update Instructions
- The robot will automatically check for updates while connected to the internet and will prompt you when a new update is available.
- You can also enter “Settings” and select, “Check Update Manually” to manually check for any newly released updates.
We will continue to optimize the functions and content of the robot, so we strongly recommend staying up-to-date with the latest system upgrades.
Robot Connection Name
The robot connection name appears when you are connecting to the robot using
the mobile APP or related webpage. The default name is: The robot’s product
name + last three digits of the serial number. You may edit the Robot
Connection Name in “Settings” →”About Robot”→”Robot’s Name” so that you will
recognize your robot faster in the future.
*Editing this name will not cause any change on the awakening words or the
name the robot uses to refer to you.
Introduction to Power Modes
Sleep Mode (Standby) – When the robot is in Sleep Mode, the screen is
off. Kebbi will still respond when called.
Enter Sleep Mode:
- Press the Home Button on the Pet Screen to enter Sleep Mode and the robot will fall asleep.
- The robot will automatically enter Sleep Mode after 5 minutes in Standby Mode.
End Sleep Mode:
- Press the Home Button once to end the Sleep Mode and open the Pet Screen.
- Say, “Hello Kebbi” to wake the robot, ending Sleep Mode.
Do-Not-Disturb Mode – When the robot is in Do-Not-Disturb Mode, speaking
to Kebbi will not awaken it. The only way to wake the robot from this mode is
by pressing the Home Button.
Enter Do-Not-Disturb Mode:
- Press and hold the Home Screen button for 3 seconds → Click “Do-Not-Disturb Mode” under Power Options.
End Do-Not-Disturb Mode:
- Press the Home Button to open the Pet Screen.
Motion Lock – The Motion Lock will turn off the motor on the bottom of
the robot, preventing the robot from moving.
Turning the Motion Lock On/Off:
- When the robot is awake, you can set the motion options to: On (Unlocked) or Off (Locked).
- From the Notification Panel → Click the “Motion” button. When the button is green, motion is unlocked, and the robot can move. When the button is white, motion is locked.
*When the robot is plugged in and charging, the system will automatically lock the motion setting to prevent the robot from moving and pulling its power cord. Do not attempt to unlock the motion setting while your robot is charging. Once the robot is unplugged, motion will automatically be unlocked.
Action Lock – The Action Lock will turn off the motor controlling the
robot’s head and arms. The indicator lights on the robot’s face and arms will
turn dark blue when in this mode.
Turning the Action Lock On/Off:
- When the robot is awakened, you can set the Action options of the robot to: On (Unlock Action) or Off (Lock Action)
- From the Notification Panel → Click the “Action” button. When the button is green, Action is unlocked and the robot’s face and arms can move. When the button is white, Action is locked and the face and arms will not move.
Start a Conversation with the Robot
Step 1 | Wake the Robot
If you want to give commands to your robot, you need to get its attention
first. Use one of the following methods to wake your robot:
Method A – Vocal Awakening
Say, “Hello Kebbi” while standing 1-3 meters away and the robot will reply,
“Hi”.
Note: If your surroundings are too noisy, the robot’s listening might be
affected. In general, children over 7 years old are better able to use Vocal
Awakening. Younger
children should wake the robot with Touch Awakening.
Step 2 | Speak the commands when the yellow light is on.
When the robot’s face and chest light up yellow, you may speak your commands
in detail. For example: “Open the Function Menu”, “How is the weather in
Taipei?”, “I want to watch the Kebbi theme song”. For detailed instruc- tions,
please refer to the “Key Commands” in the appendix or use the online customer
service platform.
Precautions
To reduce the risk of personal injury and/or property damage, please read all
safety information and operating instructions before using the robot.
To reduce the risk of personal injury and/or property damage, please do not
disassemble the outer case of the robot.
Restrictions
- Children should use the robot only under adult supervision.
- Clear the area surrounding the robot during use, as any barrier might affect the robot’s movement.
- In order to move the robot, lift the body of the robot with both hands.
- When using the movement function, please place the robot on a flat floor or surface to prevent it from falling down and getting damaged.
- While operating the robot, do not attempt to move its joints. Doing so could result in injury to you or damage to the robot.
- Do not subject this product to mechanical shock (i.e. do not drop the robot)
- Do not leave the product or the battery where it will be exposed to a heat source, fire, or temperatures over 40°C/104°F.
- Do not immerse the product in water or any liquid to prevent short circuiting.
- Please use the original OEM charger. Do not use any other brand charger.
- When using the charger, be sure your hands are dry and hold the plug of the power cord to unplug it. Do not pull the cord. If the cable is broken or the outer plastic sheath is stripped off, stop using the charger immediately.
- Please wipe the robot with a soft cloth moistened with diluted alcohol. Do not use water or detergents with strong acids or bases to rinse or clean the robot, as these might damage the coating of the device.
- Do not attempt to replace the battery. If you need to change the battery, please send the product to the original equipment manufacturer.
- If you need to leave the robot for a long time, please turn off the main power at the top of the head. Store the product in a cool, dry place. To prevent the battery from being overdischarged, please charge it at least once every three months.
- As common practice with any computer, tablet, or other screen usage, it is recommended that children take a 10-minute break after every 30 minutes of use and that daily use not exceed one hour per day. Excessive screen time may result in damage to the eyes. This product is not intended for use with children under 2 years of age.
- This product is suitable to be used safely in tropical climate areas.
Specification
Part | Spec | Part | Spec |
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Dimension | 318 x 307 x 166 mm | Bluetooth | Bluetooth 4.2 |
Weight | 2.56 kg | ||
OS | Android 9 | Speaker | 40 3W |
CPU | Qualcomm Octa-core | Light | RGB LED *5 |
RAM | LPDDR3 3GB | Wifi | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac |
Storage | eMMC 32GB | Ports | USB type C port Micro SD slot |
SD card | Max support 128 GB Micro SD | ||
Sensor | PIR sensor / Touch sensor / Drop sensor | voltage | 3.7V |
Language | Chinese / English, voice recognition distance about 3 meters | ||
Battery | 9100 mAh | ||
Adapter | Input:AC100-240V 50/60Hz 0.5A Output:DC5V-3A/DC9V-2A |
Rated power:18W
Servomotor| 12servo motors
Camera| 500 million pixels
Panel| 7 inch LCD , Capacitive Multi-touch| OperatingTEMP.| 0°C—40°C
Mic| 6Mics| ChargingTEMP.| 0°C–40°C
SD Memory Card
You will gain more storage space by using the “Storage Expansion with SD Card”
function on the robot. Kebbi supports one MicroSD Card to expand the internal
storage.
Supported SD Card Formats: SD,SD(HC), SD(XC) Class 10, 128G SD(HC), SD(XC)
USH1(U1, Class10) 128G
Expand the storage by following these steps:
- Prepare a blank MicroSD Card.
- Insert the card into the card slot on the robot’s head.
- Enter “Storage Space” from the left menu and click “Format as Internal Storage” under the title of MicroSD Card.
- Complete the transfer according to the guides on the screen.
**** Removing the MicroSD Card is not encouraged, as the expanded internal storage might save important system data.
Hazardous Substances in the Product
Name | Plastics Parts | Sheet Metal Parts | Rubber Tires | Servomotor |
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Lead (Pb) | O | O | O | O |
Mercury (Hg) | O | O | O | O |
Cadmium (Cd) | O | O | O | O |
Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) | O | O | O | O |
Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBB) | O | O | O | O |
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) | O | O | O | |
Name | Control Panel | Lithium Polymer | Screen | Power Charger |
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
Lead (Pb) | O | O | O | O |
Mercury (Hg) | O | O | O | O |
Cadmium (Cd) | O | O | O | O |
Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) | O | O | O | O |
Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBB) | O | O | O | O |
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) | O | O | O | O |
O Hazardous substances in all the materials of that particular part are
below the minimum restriction that is regulated by RoHS 2.0.
X Hazardous substances in at least one material of that particular part
is over the minimum restriction that is regulated by RoHS 2.0.
This product complies with the Administrative Regulations on Low Power
Radio Waves Radiated Devices
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer- ence in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communi- cations.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this
equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference, and
- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with
minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
Country Code selection feature to be disabled for products marketed to the
US/CANADA Operation of this device is restricted to indoor use only.
Troubleshooting
Problems | Things to Confirm | Solution |
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Nothing happens when you press and hold the powe button. The robot does not
turn on.| Is the battery low?| Charge the robot with its original OEM charger.
The power indicator light does not flash when the robot is
being charged.| 1. Is the battery fully charged?
2. Is the charger properly plugged into the outlet?
3. Are you using the original OEM charger?| 1. The indicator light will stop
flashing when the battery is fully charged. You may use the robot.
2. Unplug the power cord and plug it back into the outlet.
3. Not using the proper charger / cable may result in charging failure.
Please contact us if you need a replacement.
WiFi connection failed or is not connecting.| Open the drop-down menu to
confirm that the WiFi router is connected.| Select the WiFi router you wish to
connect to and enter the required password to establish connection.
The Nuwa CodeLab function is unavailable.| 1. Have you downloaded the Nuwa
CodeLab APP to your phone?
2. Has the phone searched and selected the robot?
3. Did you click, “Start” on the APP?| 1. Download the APP by referring to
the link on the official website.
2. Follow the directions in the User Guide to select the robot to be
connected.
3. Click, “Start” on the APP.
The robot is not functioning at all.| None of the robot operations are working
and/or the robot will not restart.| Press and hold the power button for 10
seconds to force restart.
The contents of this User Manual apply to Robot Creator DX
Designed by NUWA ROBOTICS (HK) LIMITED (TAIWAN BRANCH)
Addrese : 3F., No. 102, Dunhua N. Rd., Songshan Dist., Taipei, Taiwan
Website :www.nuwarobotics.com
E-mail :service@nuwarobotics.com
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