Holyton K-103

Holyton Robot Toys K103 Instruction Manual

Model: K103 | Brand: Holyton

1. Introduction

The Holyton K103 Robot Toy offers an exciting and educational interactive experience for children. This remote-controlled robot features gesture sensing, auto-demonstration, dance moves, music, and voice recording capabilities. Crafted from child-friendly, BPA-free ABS material, it is designed for durability and safety, ensuring smooth, burr-free edges to protect little hands. The robot is rechargeable, providing extended playtime after a quick charge, making it an ideal companion for imaginative play and developing logical thinking skills.

2. What's in the Box

Contents of the Holyton K103 Robot box including robot, remote, and accessories.

Image: All components included in the Holyton K103 Robot package.

3. Safety Information

Warning: Small accessories are included. To avoid accidental ingestion, ensure children play under adult supervision, especially with the toy cannonballs.

The robot is crafted from child-friendly, BPA-free ABS material with smooth, burr-free edges to protect little hands.

4. Setup Guide

4.1 Robot Battery Installation & Charging

The robot comes with a pre-installed rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery. Before first use, fully charge the robot.

  1. Locate the charging port on the robot.
  2. Connect the included USB charging cable to the robot's charging port and the other end to a USB power source (e.g., computer, USB wall adapter).
  3. The robot requires approximately 80 minutes for a full charge. A full charge provides up to 150 minutes of playtime.
Holyton K103 Robot showing its charging port and battery life.

Image: The robot's charging port and battery indicator.

4.2 Remote Control Battery Installation

The remote control requires 2 AAA batteries (not included).

  1. Locate the battery compartment on the back of the remote control.
  2. Use a small screwdriver (included) to open the battery compartment.
  3. Insert 2 AAA batteries, ensuring correct polarity (+/-).
  4. Close the battery compartment and secure it with the screw.

5. Operating Instructions

Familiarize yourself with the robot's functions and the remote control buttons for optimal play.

5.1 Power On/Off

Press the power button on the robot's chest to turn it on. The LED eyes will light up. Press again to turn off.

Holyton K103 Robot with its power button visible on the chest.

Image: The robot's main body showing the power button.

5.2 Remote Control Functions

The remote control allows for various movements and actions. Refer to the remote control layout for button identification.

Holyton K103 Robot with its remote control, illustrating movement and interaction.

Image: The robot and its remote control, highlighting interactive features.

5.3 Gesture Sensing

The robot is equipped with gesture sensing technology. Wave your hand in front of the robot to trigger specific movements or sounds.

Child interacting with Holyton K103 Robot using gesture control.

Image: Demonstrating gesture control and touch sensitivity.

5.4 Voice Recording & Playback

Record your voice through the remote control, and the robot will play it back in a robotic voice.

  1. Press and hold the recording button on the remote control.
  2. Speak clearly into the remote control's microphone.
  3. Release the button to stop recording.
  4. Press the playback button to hear your recorded message from the robot.

5.5 Programming Actions

You can program a sequence of actions for the robot to perform.

  1. Enter programming mode by pressing the programming button on the remote.
  2. Input your desired sequence of movements or actions using the remote control buttons.
  3. Press the programming button again to save the sequence.
  4. Press the play button to execute the programmed actions.

5.6 Arm Launcher

The robot comes with toy cannonballs that can be launched from its arm.

  1. Load a toy cannonball into the arm launcher.
  2. Press the dedicated launch button on the remote control to fire.

Video: Overview of Holyton K103 Robot features including activation, dancing, encyclopedia, LED expressions, demonstration, recording, programming, touch sensing, gesture recognition, and arm launcher.

6. Maintenance

7. Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Robot does not turn on.Low battery or not charged.Charge the robot fully using the USB cable.
Remote control not responding.Remote control batteries are low or incorrectly installed.Replace AAA batteries in the remote control, ensuring correct polarity.
Robot not moving or moving erratically.Interference or out of range.Ensure no obstacles are blocking the robot. Move closer to the robot.
Voice recording/playback unclear.Microphone too far or background noise.Speak closer to the remote's microphone in a quiet environment.

8. Specifications

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