Notes
When you enjoy the funs of riding T-ROBOT, you may also face the risk of accident injury caused by
unbalance, collision and toppling. For your and others’ safety, please ensure T-ROBOT is in good service condition and
carefully read and understand all user materials provided by our company before riding.
The knowledge related to daily operation and maintenance provided in this manual can help you better
understand this product. Any improper operation may cause unnecessary loss or damage.
Our company provides the quality assurance services for you. Please use the product in strict accordance
with the requirements of this manual and especially read the section “quality assurance services” in this manual, in
which the conditions, scope and methods of quality assurance services are described in details.
Our company continuously makes improvements on the technologies of products. In case the real product is
slightly inconsistent with the manual, the vehicle shall be subject to the real product.
Please carefully read and abide by the contents with in this manual.
Thanks for purchasing T-ROBOT and you will be a new member of the T-ROBOT family.
Contents
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1. About the Manual ............................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2. Risk of Injury ...................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3. User Materials ..................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.4. Put Safety First .................................................................................................................................................... 1
2. About T-ROBOT......................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.1. Characteristics of T-ROBOT .............................................................................................................................. 2
2.2. Operating Principle ............................................................................................................................................. 2
2.3. Main Technical Parameters ................................................................................................................................. 3
2.4. Operation Limit .................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.5. Weight Limit ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
3. Components of T-ROBOT .......................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1. Liquid crystal display(LCD) ............................................................................................................................... 6
3.2. Balance-enabled and Horn button ....................................................................................................................... 6
3.3. Function of Auxiliary brake button ..................................................................................................................... 6
3.4. Fingerprint scanner (Optional) ............................................................................................................................ 7
3.5. Functions of knob switches ................................................................................................................................. 7
3.6. Shutdown button ................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.7. Illuminating lamp ................................................................................................................................................ 8
3.8. Accessory case .................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.9. Alarm lamp ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.10. Hooter ................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.11. Width lamps and brake lamp .............................................................................................................................. 9
3.12. Foot mat .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.13. Base .................................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.14. Charging port ...................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.15. Parking mechanism ............................................................................................................................................. 9
3.16. Wheel .................................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.17. Battery .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
4. Wireless key .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
5. Installation guide....................................................................................................................................................... 11
5.1. Installation of battery ........................................................................................................................................ 11
5.2. Mounting of triangle ......................................................................................................................................... 12
5.3. Dismounting of triangle .................................................................................................................................... 12
6. Safe riding ................................................................................................................................................................. 14
6.1. Inspection before riding .................................................................................................................................... 14
6.2. Check the handle ............................................................................................................................................... 14
6.3. Check the triangle ............................................................................................................................................. 14
6.4. Check the accessory case .................................................................................................................................. 14
6.5. Check the tire .................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.6. Check the battery .............................................................................................................................................. 15
6.7. Safety warning .................................................................................................................................................. 15
6.7.1. Speed limit ............................................................................................................................................. 15
6.7.2. Voice warning ........................................................................................................................................ 15
6.8. Riding guide...................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.8.1. Riding mode ........................................................................................................................................... 15
6.8.2. Avoid risks ............................................................................................................................................. 16
6.8.3. Operation guide ...................................................................................................................................... 16
6.9. Riding exercise ................................................................................................................................................. 18
7. Battery instructions ................................................................................................................................................... 20
7.1. Battery safety .................................................................................................................................................... 20
7.2. Battery parameters ............................................................................................................................................ 20
7.3. Battery charging ................................................................................................................................................ 20
7.3.1. Charging procedure ................................................................................................................................ 20
7.3.2. Remove the plug .................................................................................................................................... 20
7.3.3. Charging indicator .................................................................................................................................. 21
7.3.4. Charging fault ........................................................................................................................................ 21
7.3.5. Regenerative braking ............................................................................................................................. 21
7.3.6. Battery power display ............................................................................................................................ 21
7.3.7. Influence of temperature on battery performance .................................................................................. 22
7.4. Replacement of battery ..................................................................................................................................... 22
7.5. Storage and transportation of battery ................................................................................................................ 22
8. Operation and maintenance....................................................................................................................................... 23
8.1. Handling T-ROBOT .......................................................................................................................................... 23
8.2. Pushing/pulling T-ROBOT ............................................................................................................................... 23
8.3. Maintenance of tire ........................................................................................................................................... 24
8.4. Cleaning T-ROBOT .......................................................................................................................................... 24
8.5. Storage and transportation of T-ROBOT .......................................................................................................... 24
8.6. Liquid crystal display and description .............................................................................................................. 24
9. Safety precautions ..................................................................................................................................................... 26
10. Follow-up service ..................................................................................................................................................... 29
10.1. Replacement of parts ........................................................................................................................................ 29
10.2. Purchase of other accessories ........................................................................................................................... 29
10.3. List of spare parts .............................................................................................................................................. 29
11. Common failures and troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 30
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1. Introduction
1.1. About the Manual
Carefully read this manual for your installation and use of T-ROBOT.
Please carefully read all information with in the user materials, which can help you enjoy the funs of riding
T-ROBOT safely and comfortably.
1.2. Risk of Injury
When you enjoy the funs of riding T-ROBOT, you also risk the accident injury by unbalance, collision and
toppling. For your and others’ safety, please ensure the T-ROBOT is in good service condition and carefully read and
understand all user materials provided by our company before riding.
1.3. User Materials
Your user materials include the operation manual for safe operation of T-ROBOT. Please carefully read and
understand the materials provided by our company before riding T-ROBOT.
1.4. Put Safety First
For your safety, please carefully read and remember the following warnings:
When you enjoy the funs of riding T-ROBOT, you may also face the risk of accident injury caused by
unbalance, collision and toppling. For your and others’ safety, please ensure the T-ROBOT is in good service condition
and carefully read and understand all user materials provided by our company before riding.
During your riding, please wear the helmet and fasten the belt to protect your head.
Avoid running on the impedimental or smooth surface to prevent the unbalance or toppling caused by
insufficient friction force.
Never let any children, the elder and the pregnant ride the T-ROBOT.
Do not ride T-ROBOT after drinking or using drug.
Do not carry too many goods during the riding of T-ROBOT to prevent the injury caused by excessive
inertia.
Abide by the national and local traffic rules.
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2. About T-ROBOT
2.1. Characteristics of T-ROBOT
T-ROBOT is an intelligent manned robot operated by means of dynamically stable balance. With such
characteristics as low carbon, environment friendly, fashion, intelligence, sport, leisure and safety, it will be the
preferred travel tool in the future.
The most remarkable characteristic of T-ROBOT is that the function of in-situ steering is achieved. With the help
of T-ROBOT, you can slide to the office every day and wander about the streets freely without worrying about the
problem of being able to turn due to narrow space.
You can sit down or stand up when riding the T-ROBOT, which can meet different needs. The sitting way can
avoid the fatigue caused by long-time manipulation and the standing way can guarantee the wide field of vision and
the great deterrent during security patrol.
The T-ROBOT adopts the fingerprint identification technology which is the most advanced in the industry, greatly
improving its capability of guarding against theft.
The T-ROBOT adopts the most durable lithium-ion battery and runs up to 30km (it will be different depending on
the landforms, riding styles and loads) by each charging; meanwhile its battery requires a low maintenance cost and
provides a long service life.
The T-ROBOT regards safety as the core and adopts the technology of dual redundancy, which means if failure
occurs to a set of controller, the redundant controller will instantly replace the failed controller, ensuring that you enjoy
the funs of riding T-ROBOT safely to the greatest extent.
2.2. Operating Principle
The operating principle of T-ROBOT is mostly based on a fundamental principle called the ‘dynamic stabilization’,
i.e. the own automatic balancing capability of T-ROBOT. After the posture state of vehicle body is obtained with a
built-in precision gyroscope and the proper command is calculated with a high-speed central microprocessor, a motor is
driven to achieve the balancing. It is assumed that the longitudinal axis of general gravity center of the T-ROBOT and
the driver standing on the vehicle is regarded as a reference line. If this axis tilts forward, the built-in electric motor
inside the body of T-ROBOT will generate a forward moment so that the moment leading to forward overturn of person
and car can be balanced on one hand and the speed for moving T-ROBOT forwards can be produced on the other hand.
On the contrary, if the gyroscope detects that the gravity center of driver tilts backward, it will likewise generate a
backward moment to achieve balancing effect. Therefore, as long as the driver changes the angle of his body to tilt
forwards or backwards, T-ROBOT will move forward or backward depending on the tilting direction and its speed will
be proportional to the tilting degree of driver’s body. Such an intelligent balance-maintaining capability of T-ROBOT is
significantly different from the traffic tools which generally require drivers to reach the balance by themselves, such as
scooter.
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Fig. 1 Operating Principles of T-ROBOT
2.3. Main Technical Parameters
Table 1 Main Technical Parameters
Specification
T-Robot-S
T-Robot-W Police Version
T-Robot-O International
version
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Size
Dimensions(L*W*H)
800mmX703mmX1258mm/
31.5in*27.7in*49.5in
800mmX840mmX1298mm/
31.5in*33in*51in
800mmX700mmX1200mm/
31.5in*27.6in*47.2in
Ground Clearance (no
paylaod)
100mm /3.9in
120mm /4.7in
120mm /4.7in
Platform height
220mm/8.7in
250mm/9.8in
250mm/9.8in
Tyre size
100/65-14
155/70-12
155/70-12
Wheel diameter
480mm/18.8in
520mm/20.5in
520mm/20.5in
Weights
Net weight
57.5kg/110lbs
65kg/143lbs
60kg/121lbs
Maximum gross
weights(include
body,rider and
belongings)
150kg/330lbs
150kg/330lbs
150kg/330lbs
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Minimum weight
required to operate
40kg/88lbs
40kg/88lbs
40kg/88lbs
Performance
Maximum speed
limit
20km/h,12.5mph
20km/h,12.5mph
20km/h,12.5mph
Range(terrain,riding
style and payload may
effect range)
45km/28miles
40km/24.9miles
40km/24.9miles
Minimus turning
radius
Zero
Zero
Zero
Maximum gradient
limit
15 degrees
15 degrees
15 degrees
Battery
LiFePO4
LiFePO4
LiFePO4
Temperature
-10º to 50º C
-10º to 50º C
-10º to 50º C
The dust and water
protection class
IP65
IP65
IP65
certification
CE
CE
CE
Charging voltage
AC90-264V 50-60Hz
AC90-264V 50-60Hz
AC90-264V 50-60Hz
Note: the maximum running distance after full charging may be influenced by the following factors:
Landform: the smooth and flat surfaces increase the distance, while the upslope and bumpy grounds reduce
the distance;
Wind direction: the downwind increases the distance, while the upwind reduces the distance;
Speed and riding style: the normal speed and intermediate speed increase the distance, while the frequent
startup and shutdown, acceleration and deceleration reduce the distance;
Inflation pressure of tire: the inflation pressure of tire less than the scope given in this manual reduces the
distance; Load (including the rider and the cargo): the light load increases the distance;
Temperature: the storage, charging and riding within the temperature scope recommended in this manual
increase the distance and the distance is reduced under lower temperature;
Battery: the proper storage, charging and maintenance increase the distance, while such improper behaviors
will reduce the distance.
2.4. Operation Limit
It is important for you to understand the operation limits of T-ROBOT. Your following of these limits can reduce
the risks when you are riding T-ROBOT.
2.5. Weight Limit
For the purpose of enhancing your safety when you are riding T-ROBOT and reducing the risk of damaging
T-ROBOT, the weight limits mainly include:
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1. Minimum weight limit: the rider must be heavier than 40 Kg mainly because the brake can not be functioning
effectively by moving the gravity center of the rider when his weight is less than 40 Kg (especially on the
downslope);
2. Weight limit for accessory case: the goods loaded in the left and right accessory cases shall not be heavier
than 5 Kg and 3 Kg respectively, and the goods loaded in both accessory cases must be evenly distributed and
fixed to prevent the moving of goods loaded in both accessory cases during the fast running of vehicle;
3. Maximum weight limit: T-ROBOT has passed the strict mechanical analysis and detection and exceeding the
maximum load will damage your T-ROBOT.
Alarm: exceeding these weight limits may influence or reduce your safety coefficient together with other
factors (heavy load, steep slope, bumpy road, high speed and fast mobility) and increase the risk of damaging
T-ROBOT.
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3. Components of T-ROBOT
Fig. 2 Composition of entire vehicle
3.1. Liquid crystal display(LCD)
Liquid crystal display is mainly used to display the various state data during operation, including fingerprint enrollment,
power display, and alarm display.
Note:
This LCD is not a touch screen, so please do not press it heavily.
3.2. Balance-enabled and Horn button
The startup button is mostly used for the startup in combination with fingerprint authentication. The major function of
balance-enabled button is to enter into balance mode from system setup mode upon the startup. The horn button will be
automatically changed over to the switch for horn after the balance mode is come into.
3.3. Function of Auxiliary brake button
The auxiliary brake button allows you to realize deceleration or auxiliary brake during normal running of T-ROBOT.
Note:
Be cautious about using the auxiliary brake button under a low speed.
When running forward, the vehicle will slightly rise backward at braking. Pay attention to the centre of gravity.
When reversing, the vehicle will slightly depress forward at braking. Pay attention to the centre of gravity.
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3.4. Fingerprint scanner (Optional)
The fingerprint scanner mainly serves for fingerprint collection.
3.5. Functions of knob switches
The knob switches are mostly used to realize abundant functions of the vehicle. The meanings of their individual icons
are shown as follows:
Table 2 Meanings of icons on the left knob switch
Illuminating lamp position
Left neutral position
Fingerprint enrollment
Fingerprint deletion
Table 3 Meanings of icons on the right knob switch
Right neutral position
Alarm lamp position
Alarm lamp and whistle
position
System test.
The illuminating lamp position is the switch for illuminating lamp.
The left neutral position is a non-functional position. Please set the knob switch to this position when other
functions are not used.
The right neutral position is a non-functional position. Please set the knob switch to this position when other
functions are not used.
It is used for fingerprint enrollment.
It is used for fingerprint deletion.
The alarm lamp position is the switch for alarm lamps.
The alarm lamp and whistle position is the switch for alarm lamps and whistle.
System test.
Note: Before startup, please turn the knob switches on both sides to the neutral position.
The left and right knob switches can’t be turned over 360°. Don’t operate it roughly.
3.6. Shutdown button
The shutdown button and wireless shutdown button are mainly used to shut down T-ROBOT for energy saving after
riding.
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Precondition for shutdown:
1) After normal riding, the rider should get off the vehicle and park it steadily, press and hold the shutdown button
for 2 seconds or wireless shutdown button so that the vehicle shuts down.
2) When T-ROBOT is running at a speed higher than 3 km/h, both the shutdown button and the auxiliary brake
button should be pressed simultaneously for final shutdown.
Note: Always pull T-ROBOT steadily when shutting down and never loosen your grip, otherwise there might be
great danger.
The rear elevation angle of vehicle head must be restrained when shutting down, otherwise there might be
great danger.
No person or cargo is allowed to be on the vehicle when shutting down.
Once being shut down by using the auxiliary shutdown button, the T-ROBOT should be immediately sent to
the authorized or designated service center of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for inspection and maintenance.
3.7. Illuminating lamp
The illuminating lamp mainly serves to provide illumination in a relatively dark condition to ensure safe driving.
1) Turn the left knob switch to the position of when you need to turn on the illuminating lamp.
2) The illuminating lamp has an illumination distance of 5 m.
3) If the bulb cannot be lit, go to the designated service center for replacement or repair.
3.8. Accessory case
The accessory cases are mainly used to carry articles on the vehicle. There are two accessory cases: the left one and the
right one.
Note:
The loading weight of the left and right accessory case must not exceed 5 kg.
Never put liquids in the left or right accessory case.
No combustible is allowed in the left or right accessory case.
3.9. Alarm lamp
The alarm lamps are usually located at the front end of accessory cases. Turn the right knob switch of the triangle to
upon startup, and meanwhile turn on the left/right alarm lamps.
Note:
Please strictly follow the local laws. Always turn on the lamps before the situation is confirmed.
Prolonged use of the alarm lamp would consume the battery power.
3.10. Hooter
The hooters are usually located at the head. Turn the right knob switch of the triangle to , and meanwhile turn on
the left/right alarm lamps and hooters.
Note: Please strictly follow the local laws. Only turn on the alarm lamps and hooters after the situation is
confirmed.
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Prolonged use of the alarm lamp and hooter would consume the battery power.
Do not turn on the shooters in a narrow and closed area.
3.11. Width lamps and brake lamp
The width lamps are mostly used for the indication in the relatively dark ambient light. The brake lamp is mostly used
for the indication of braking.
1) When the illuminating lamp of T-ROBOT is turned on, the brake lamp will automatically flash.
2) When T-ROBOT brakes, the brake lamp will be automatically lit.
3.12. Foot mat
The foot mat is the location where the rider should place his/her feet. When driving, the rider should place the left and
right foot respectively on the centers of foot mats.
Note: Do not wear high-heeled or slippery shoes on the foot mats.
Keep the foot mats dry and clean.
3.13. Base
There are precision sensors, motors and drive circuits installed inside the base, which is the core of the entire system.
Note: There are precision sensors and circuits inside the base. Never knock or press it heavily.
Do not open the base without permission, otherwise the components may be damaged and the warranty may
be void.
3.14. Charging port
The charging port is designed to charge for T-ROBOT.
Note: Keep the charging port clean. Never touch it to prevent accidents.
If failure occurs to the charging port, do not dismantle it by yourself to avoid danger. Please go to one of the
authorized or designated service center of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for inspection and maintenance.
3.15. Parking mechanism
The parking kickstand is mostly used to park T-ROBOT.
Note: The parking is allowed only after shutdown.
It must be parked on the flat hard ground.
When parking, do not stand or sit on the vehicle to prevent the support from breaking and avoid accident.
3.16. Wheel
T-ROBOT adopts vacuum tire for more comfortable riding.
Note: Always check before riding that the left and right tires have consistent pressure.
The rated load of the tires must not be exceeded.
Often check whether the locking shim of wheel rim is secure or not.
Keep the wheel rim and tires clean.
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3.17. Battery
T-ROBOT adopts two high-energy-density and durable Li-Ion batteries. Please refer to the battery instructions for more
information.
4. Wireless key
The wireless key is mostly used for wireless startup safety certification or wireless shutdown. To improve the safety, the
shutdown button on the wireless key only functions in the system setup mode.
Note: Never press the startup button before the startup-preparation is completed.
For your safety, please keep the interval between two consecutive button press greater than 2 seconds.
It is prohibited to heavily press or knock the startup button.
Please keep the wireless key properly.
Fig. 3 Wireless key
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5. Installation guide
The following requirements should be paid attention to when choosing installation location:
1) Try to install in a dry and ventilating place. Avoid installing in a damp and hygroscopic place.
2) Try to avoid being exposed to sunlight or rain; avoid an ambient temperature higher than 60°C and a relative
humidity higher than 95%.
3) Choose a place with easy access to maintenance and movement.
5.1. Installation of battery
T-ROBOT adopts two durable Li-Ion batteries. The running distance before recharging reaches up to 30 km (it will
be different depending on land form, riding style and load). In addition, the batteries require a low maintenance cost
and provide a long service life. These two batteries are installed underneath the base. The installation shall be
conducted bottom-up as is shown in Fig. 4.
Fig. 4 Battery installation diagram
Note:
Check the battery status when installing. If any damage or leak is found, please do not install and contact the
after-sales service personnel immediately.
Make sure the base jack corresponds to battery interface when installing the batteries. Avoid reverse
installation.
After correct mounting of batteries, secure them on the base according to Fig. 4; check if there is any
looseness.
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5.2. Mounting of triangle
T-ROBOT triangle can be mounted and dismounted in a quick way. Follow the below procedures:
1. Take out the triangle; pay attention to front/rear direction; keep it flat on the base.
2. Match the front and rear quick-dismantling mechanism; push the triangle from back to front.
3. When the triangle’s quick connector assembly is connected in position, you will hear a “beep” sound, and then the
clamping bar of quick-dismantling mechanism will eject on.
Fig. 5 Triangle installation diagram
Note: The triangle must be placed in the correct direction, otherwise it could damage the quick-dismantling
component.
Make sure both the front and back of the triangle enter into the locating pin before sliding it.
In the case of a poor sliding of the triangle, check the quick-dismantling mechanism and quick-dismantling
connector assembly.
After installation of triangle, check if there is any shaking of the triangle and ensure it is installed in position.
5.3. Dismounting of triangle
1. Under the shutdown state, park the T-ROBOT steadily on a flat ground; reach the central part of rear bumper
by hand and pull the quick-dismantling spring.
2. After pulling the spring to the end, push the entire triangle backwards along the base surface.
3. Wait until the entire triangle slides out of the quick-dismantling mechanism and then lift up the triangle.
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Fig. 6 Dismounting of triangle
Note: The spring at the back of quick-dismantling mechanism must be pulled to the end.
The triangle must be slid backwards along the base surface.
The triangle cannot be shaken after it is slid out so as to avoid damage to the plastic interfaces on the central
part at the lower end and center of the base of triangle.
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6. Safe riding
6.1. Inspection before riding
For your riding safety, please make an inspection before riding under the precondition of having removed the
charging plug and shut down the vehicle.
For your safety, please carefully read and remember the following warnings:
When you enjoy the funs of riding T-ROBOT, you may also face the risk of accident injury caused by
unbalance, collision and toppling. For your and others’ safety, please ensure the T-ROBOT is in good service condition
and carefully read and understand all user materials provided by our company before riding.
During your riding, please wear the helmet and fasten the belt to protect your head.
Avoid running on the impedimental or smooth surface to prevent the unbalance or toppling caused by
insufficient friction force.
Never let any children, the elder and the pregnant ride the T-ROBOT.
Do not ride T-ROBOT after drinking or using drug.
Do not carry too many goods during the riding of T-ROBOT to prevent the injury caused by excessive
inertia.
Abide by the national and local traffic rules.
6.2. Check the handle
Under the precondition of having unplugged the charging plug and shut down the vehicle:
1. Check if there is any looseness or breakage with the handles. If necessary, contact one of the authorized
service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
2. Check if the handles can be smoothly turned or not. If necessary, contact one of the authorized service centers
of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
3. Check if the buttons on the handles can be smoothly pressed or not. If necessary, contact one of the
authorized service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
6.3. Check the triangle
Under the precondition of having unplugged the charging plug and shut down the vehicle:
1. Check if there is any looseness or breakage with the triangle. If necessary, contact one of the authorized
service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
2. Check if the left/right knob switches of the triangle can be smoothly turned and verify it is in the neutral
position. If necessary, contact one of the authorized service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd
for maintenance.
6.4. Check the accessory case
Under the precondition of having unplugged the charging plug and shut down the vehicle:
1. Check if there is any looseness or breakage with the accessory cases. If necessary, contact one of the
authorized service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
2. Check if the cover plates of accessory cases can be opened/ closed smoothly. If necessary, contact one of the
authorized service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
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6.5. Check the tire
Under the precondition of having unplugged the charging plug and shut down the vehicle:
1. Check if the tires are loose. Lock the nuts timely if necessary.
2. Check if the wheel rims are deformed or not. If necessary, contact one of the authorized service centers of
Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
3. Check if the tire tread is worn or broken. If necessary, contact one of the authorized service centers of
Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd for maintenance.
4. Check that the air pressure of the left and right tires is proper. As per applicable standard, the left and right
tires should be installed with the prescribed pressure (160-200 KPa). Pay attention to inflating in time.
6.6. Check the battery
Under the precondition of having unplugged the charging plug:
1. Check the battery power. Never restart if it indicates low voltage mode of battery power. It must not be
restarted until the batteries are fully charged.
2. Check if there is any leak, overheat or odor with the batteries (do not directly touch the damaged battery by
hand). If necessary, contact one of the authorized service centers of Shanghai New Century Robot Co., Ltd
for maintenance.
6.7. Safety warning
6.7.1. Speed limit
1. T-ROBOT should be running at a maximum speed of 20 Km/h. T-ROBOT will automatically raise its head and
give a warning in case of speeding.
2. In order to avoid side rollover, it is not suggested to turn rapidly at a high speed.
3. Always slow down when making a steering. Never speed up on a curved road.
4. The speed will be limited when the battery power is insufficient.
6.7.2. Voice warning
The voice warning is mostly used for the safety prompt during the vehicle running.
Its contents include:
1. Abnormal running, no driving: It is utilized to check the startup for failure. Please don’t get on the vehicle if
you hear this prompt and contact the authorized maintenance site.
2. Low battery, please charge battery: Please perform charging in time if you hear this prompt.
3. Battery is dead, please stop immediately: Please stop the vehicle immediately and charge it in time if you hear
this prompt.
4. Speeding, please slow down: Please slow down if you hear this prompt.
5. Vehicle failure, please stop immediately: Please stop the vehicle immediately if you hear this prompt.
Note: Please follow the voice prompt.
6.8. Riding guide
6.8.1. Riding mode
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Your posture and position will influence your safety:
1. Observe the road condition ahead at any time and be cautious about barrier and land form.
2. Keep gripping the handle during riding. When you are standing to ride, keep the legs relaxed and knees
slightly bent. When sitting to ride, keep both feet respectively on the foot mats in appropriate position and
exert a slight pressure. Don’t lift both feet off the foot mats.
3. Keep sufficient space between the body and the handle. Don’t tilt your body excessively or lean forward /
back off suddenly so as to prevent T-ROBOT from losing balance, causing crash, rollover or injury (more
attention should be paid for high-speed riding).
4. When braking at a high speed, you can lean your body backwards to adjust the gravity center (relative to the
two wheel axle centerlines) while pressing the auxiliary brake button. You should start riding only after you
have got instruction from others familiar with riding of T-ROBOT and receive braking training and exercises
for several times under a safe environment.
5. When making a steering, turning the handle quickly might cause a quick steering and therefore lead to
unbalance of T-ROBOT, resulting in crash, rollover or injury (more attention should be paid for high-speed
riding). Please slowly turn the handle when steering and lean your body reasonably to keep stable.
6.8.2. Avoid risks
For normal running of T-ROBOT, there must be sufficient friction between the tires and ground. Avoid running on
a bumpy, sludgy, slippery, soft or stony road surface, steep gradient or a stairway to prevent tires from slipping. Under
the above conditions, get off and shut down the vehicle and then push or pull T-ROBOT to a safe area for re-start.
6.8.3. Operation guide
Please perform operations as per the following steps in turn:
1. Push or draw T-ROBOT to a safe area suitable for riding it. Wear a helmet and other protective devices.
2. Check the tire pressure of left and right tires. Please maintain the air pressure of left and right tires to 180KPa.
3. Check the triangle for any shake.
4. Check the left and right knob switches. They shall be set in the neutral position , .
5. T-ROBOT has two startup modes including wireless and fingerprint startup modes. The startup can be
achieved in either of these two modes.
Wireless startup: Press down the startup button on wireless key. When a ‘beep’ sound from T-ROBOT is heard, it
enters into the system setup mode, as shown in Fig. 10. The startup is successful. Please go to Step 6 directly and
follow it. (If no ‘beep’ sound from T-ROBOT is heard, a strong wireless interference may be present in its
surrounding area or the battery power of wireless key may be insufficient. Please restart it or replace the battery.)
Fingerprint startup: Press the startup button and hold for 3 seconds. When a ‘beep’ sound is heard, the following
four operations can be performed:
If no fingerprint is enrolled in T-ROBOT, the system will directly enter into the system setup mode, as
shown in Fig. 10. Please go to Step 6 directly and follow it.
If any fingerprint is enrolled in T-ROBOT, the system will perform fingerprint verification. After the
verification is passed, it will enter into the system setup mode, as shown in Fig. 10. Please go to the Step
6 directly and follow it. If the input for fingerprint verification is failed for three times, the system will
automatically shut down.
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