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Apitor SuperBot

Coding Examples

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1. Circling Your robot will go in circles.

Note:

(1) The coding example below applies to the models with power button on the

back.

(2) Change “clockwise” to “anticlockwise” if the power button of your model is in

the front.

(3) Recommend the models look like a car, such as Dragon Tiger Chariot, Sumo

Robot etc.

2. Move with light and sound effect Your robot will move with light and sound effect.

Note:

(1) The coding example below applies to the models with power button on the

back.

(2) Exchange “clockwise” and “anticlockwise” if the power button of your model

is in the front.

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3. Angry Boy Your robot will react as an angry boy when you get close to the sensor. The sound

will stop once you are out of the sensor range.

Note:

(1) Please install sensors on the robot.

(2) Please do not mute your tablet or smart phone.

(3) You can change “sensor 1” to “sensor 2” according to the actual situation.

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4. Sensor Activated Robot Car When you get close to the sensor, your robot will be activated, move forward with

LED color effect, then stop. It will stop immediately once you are out of the sensor

range.

Note:

(1) Exchange “clockwise” and “anticlockwise” if necessary.

(2) Change the speed by changing the number in the example.

5. I am SuperBot

Here comes the SuperBot!

When you get close to the sensor, your robot will be activated, move forward with

LED color effect, then stop. It will stop immediately once you are out of the sensor

range.

Meanwhile, “I am SuperBot” will appear on your device.

Note:

(1) Exchange “clockwise” and “anticlockwise” if necessary.

(2) Change the speed by changing the number in the example.

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6. Obstacle Avoidance The robot will detect the obstacle in the movement and avoid it automatically.

Note:

(1) Please install sensors on the robot.

(2) Exchange “clockwise” and “anticlockwise” if necessary.

(3) Change the speed by changing the number in the example.

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Q&A 1. How to install the sensors?

Install the 3-pin connector of sensor on the main control unit.

2. How can I share my code with other device?

Click the “Share” button in the “Code” interface.

Click “Share” or “Take” to continue.

Scan the QR code to complete sharing.

Note: This function requires the two devices to connect to same WIFI.

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3. Can the robot run the code offline (without tablet or smart phone)?

Yes.

Click the “Upload” button in the “Code” interface to upload your code to the robot.

Turn off the power of the main control unit. Then press and hold the power button

for 5 seconds to turn it on. The robot will start offline mode and run the code

automatically according to the uploaded code.

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