User’s Manual LG CLOi UV-C Bot Please make sure to read the “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” before use to use the product correctly. After reading the User Manual, keep it in a readily accessible place for the users. Model : RDIIM10 FY28816000 (Charger) B1 0 Exposure to UV-C (ultraviolet-C) can cause serious skin and eye damage. Do not expose your skin t o UV-C and never look towards the source of UV-C light.
Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Before Use IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE Product Features Notes Components and Accessories Part Names and Descriptions Main body front Main body rear Main body sides (left/right) About Emergency Stop Emergency stop situations Emergency stop Clearing emergency stop 2 Connection and Installation Charging 로봇 보조주행으로 이동하기 Charging Door sensor : Power on Door sensor : Charging Status LED Normal operation Abnormal operation This manua
Table of Contents 5 Maintenance Cleaning Robot Where to clean Keeping robot surface clean Storing Robot Replacing UV-C Lamp 6 70 70 70 72 72 73 Troubleshooting 77 Emergency Situations and Measures 77 7 Checklist Before Contacting Us 80 Troubleshooting 8 Others 80 3 1 2 3 4 81 Product Specifications 81 Robot 81 RF Module 82 Charger 82 About Sensor’s Undetectable Range 84 LIMITED WARRANTY – USA LG CLOi UV-C Bot RDIIM10 (“Product”).
Before Use IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE 1 Before Use “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” are for your safe and correct use of the product and to prevent unexpected dangers or damages in advance. The precautions are categorized into “WARNING” and “CAUTION.” Their meanings are as follo ws. WARNING: This indicates a situation where serious injury or death may occur if you v iolate the instructions.
Before Use 5 y Do not allow persons to approach the robot during its setup or installation. - Doing so may cause injury or other accidents. y Do not plug multiple power cables into one outlet. - Overheating may cause a fire. y Do not insert conductors, such as chopsticks, into the grooves on the other side while the p ower cable is connected to an outlet. Do not touch the power plug immediately after unpl ugging it from the outlet. - There is a risk of electric shock.
Before Use y Install the charger in a safe place to prevent persons, children and animals from bum ping into it and get injured. - Failure to do so may cause an accident. 1 Before Use y If you are not using the robot for a long time, turn off its power and disconnect the powe r plug from the outlet to protect the product and its battery. - Electric shock or leakage may cause fire or other accidents. - 로봇과 충전기 보관 시 물이나 먼지가 많은 환경을 피해 주시고 커버를 씌운 후 보관해 주세요.
Before Use 7 y The robot may not be able to move normally in places where illumination of the light reflec ted on it by the floor or surrounding objects (glossy floor, mirror, etc.) is too high or low. M aintain a proper illumination level within the robot’s travel range. y In an urgent situation where an accident seems likely and sudden braking is necessary, pres s the emergency stop button to stop the robot. LG does not guarantee quality of the produ ct damaged due to a collision, etc.
Before Use y The robot may fail to recognize or avoid thin and long obstacles (banners, guide posts, etc.) and collide into them. For safe traveling, remove such obstacles from the robot’s travel pat h. 1 Before Use - Failure to do so may cause an accident due to a traveling error or mis-detection of obst acle. y Using a lamp other than the one recommended by LG may generate ozone. For product pe rformance and safety, only use a component recommended by LG.
Before Use 9 y Follow all local ordinances and regulations when handling or disposing of the battery. y Have servicing performed by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement par ts. This will ensure that the safety of the product is maintained. y In case rechargeable battery is included in this robot, the entire device should be recycled in compliance with rechargeable battery recycling standards because of the internal battery. T o dispose of properly, call (800) 822-8837 or visit www.
Before Use y Do not install the charger in an environment outside the temperature range 0℃~35℃ （32℉~95℉）It is recommended to use the charger at room temperature. 1 - Failure to do so may cause charging failure or malfunctioning. If it is out of a certain tempe rature range, charging may not work properly. After returning to the normal temperature range, normal charging is possible automatically.
Before Use 11 y Do not put your foot or hand under the robot while the robot is moving or rotating. - You may get caught in the wheel or injured by sharp edges inside. y Dispose of the lamp in compliance with the disposal regulations for UV-C lamps and fluor escent lamps. y When replacing the lamp, be aware of safety accidents caused by detachment/falling of th e lamp and the lamp protection cover. y When moving manually, it may be difficult to secure a forward view due to the height of the robot (160cm).
Before Use Product Features 1 This product is intended for UV processing of personal or public spaces (rooms), so do not use it for industrial, medical or laboratory purposes. Before Use UV processing The product uses the UV processing lamp to kill bacteria indoor spaces. Notes Symbols used in this User Manual ,Note Indicates a special note on a feature. >Warning Indicates an alert on risk of injury or danger. Components and Accessories Check the supplied components and accessories.
Before Use 13 Part Names and Descriptions Main body front 1 Before Use Motion sensor LiDAR sensor(Cliff, L ower obstacle) Speaker Ultrasonic sensor LiDAR sensor(Localization/ Obstacle) LiDAR sensor(Upper o bstacle) Door sensor Strap holder Status LED Push button Charging port Charging cable ( Magnetic fix)
Before Use Main body rear Motion sensor 1 Before Use LCD screen Power button Emergency stop button Manual driving button Handles for moving Status display LED Charging portUSB p ort(for service) Battery Switch
Before Use 15 Main body sides (left/right) Motion sensor 1 Before Use UV-C lamp Ultrasonic sensor * P r o d u c t a p p e a r a n c e i s s u b j e c t t o c h a n g e w i t h o u t p r i o r n o t i c e d e p e n d i n g o n t h e manufacturer’s circumstance.
Before Use About Emergency Stop 1 In an emergency situation, use the emergency stop button to stop the robot. Before Use Emergency stop situations In the following emergencies, immediately press the emergency stop button. Approach the robot doing your best to protect your eyes from the light and press the emergency stop but ton. y When you want to immediately stop the robot’s motion (UV Processing and driving) y When the robot’s UV processing works in a place where there are people.
Before Use 17 Clearing emergency stop Turn or pull the emergency stop but ton on the handle to the right. 2 Press the “Activate Driving” button on the robot screen. ,Note y If the emergency stop button is pr essed, traveling is disabled. y When the emergency stop button is pr essed, an emergency message is displ ayed on the screen.
Before Use Moving Robot Manually 1 Before Use For manual moving, mount the cover for s afety before moving. Use the Aided Driving function to move a round for convenience. 1 Attach the UV-C lamp protection co ver and fasten the buckles to secure the cover to the robot. ,Note y The purpose of the UV-C lamp prote ction cover is to protect the lamp fr om external impact and to prevent the scattering of glass shards in cas e of breakage.
Before Use 19 Moving Robot Aided Driving1 ,Note y To press the manual driving button t wice, press it once, pause for a mom ent, and press it again. y A guide screen appears to inform you w hether the aided forward driving functi on works and what speed the robot is moving at. y The guide screen does not appear and the speed is set to ‘Low’ during mapp ing. y For convenience during aided driving, t he standby screen does not appear.
Before Use 4 Press and release the manual driving bu tton once to display the Aided Rotation /Speed Setting screen. 1 Before Use ① Aided Rotation: Press the button fo r the direction you want to rotate to rot ate the robot round at the spot. Releas e the button to stop the rotation. ② Speed Setting: Sets the speed for aided forward driving.
Before Use 21 Charging You can charge the battery manually when using the robot for the first time or when char ging is necessary while you are operating the robot. 2 Connect the adapter and the power cord. 3 Open the terminal cover on the rear side of the robot. 4 Connect the adapter cable to the charging terminal. 5 Connect the power plug to an outlet. ,Note y Make sure to use the adapter provided with the robot. Using other adapters may lead to product failure and will void the product warranty.
Before Use Door sensor : Power on 1 When using the door sensor for the first time, turn the power on. Before Use - Turn on : Long press the button for 3.6 sec, till the blue light flashes for a s econds (3 times), the device turns on. Door sensor : Charging You can charge the battery manually when using the sensor for the first time or when char ging is necessary while you are operating the sensor. Red light being on means the battery is low and needs to be charged.
Before Use 23 Status LED The LED colors tell you the status of the robot. 1 Robot Status LED Color LED Status On standby Green Stays on UV processingin progress Off Off Charging Green Brightens and dims Low battery Green Blinks Condition for Clearance When the robot statushas changed When UV processing iscomplete When charging is complete When charging starts Abnormal operation Robot Status LED Color LED Status Condition for Clearance Stopped due to error, emergency stop, etc.
Connection and Installation Initial Setup When you turn on the power of the robot for the first time or turn on the power after initia lization, the initial setting of the robot is performed.. 1 After selecting the country, and click [Next]. 2 Connection and Installation 2 Select a month with and select a date from the on-screen calendar. After setting the date, press [Next]. 3 After setting the time, press [Next]. [AM/PM] Choose between AM and PM. [1 ~ 12] (Hour) Select a hour from 1 to 12.
Connection and Installation 25 4 After selecting a language, click [Next]. Appears on the screen in the selected language and speaks the instructions. ,Reference y Press [Previous] to move to the previous screen. ,Reference y Press [Previous] to move to the previous screen. 6 Re-enter the 4-digit password for confirmation and press [Next]. An administrator password is set. ,Reference y Press [Previous] to move to the previous screen.
Connection and Installation 9 2 Please check our terms and conditions. After reading the terms and conditions, select Agree, then click [Next]. Connection and Installation 10 Please check the user license agreement. After reviewing the user license agreement, select Agree and click [Next]. 11 After turning on the network, a list of available networks appears, select a network to connect to. (See page 30) After connecting to the network, click [Next].
Connection and Installation 27 13 The OTP number for robot registration appears on the mobile device. Enter the OTP number on the mobile device where the control app is installed. Press [Next]. ,Reference y To move to the next without having to register your robot on a mobile device, then press the [Skip]. 14 Press [Complete]. The initial setup of the robot is complete. 2 Connection and Installation y Press [Previous] to move to the previous screen.
하위 항목들 Entering user settings mode 1 Press [;] (Settings) at the top right of the screen. The Settings screen will appear. 2 Press the desired setting item on the screen. A menu will appear for the item. 3 하위 항목 들 Setting brightness You can set brightness of the LCD screen. Adjust the brightness control bar left and ri ght to set the LCD screen’s brightness.
하위 항목들 29 Setting volume You can set the volume of the robot’s voice and notification sound. Adjust the volume control bar left and right to se t the volume. ] ] 3 하위 항목 들 Setting language You can change the language for the display menus and messages. 1 Select [Language]. 2 Select a desired language [Español] and [Korean].
하위 항목들 3 When a pop-up appears asking for your confirmation, press [Change]. The display language will be reset ac cordingly. ,Note y The default language is English. y If you do not want to apply the setting, pr ess [Cancel]. y Press [A] (Previous) to go back to the Sett ings menu. 3 Make network settings to use the robot in linkage with the app. Select [Network] from the Settings menu. The Network window will appear. Enabling or disabling network You can enable or disable network.
하위 항목들 31 Selecting network 1 Enable network. A list of available networks will appear. 2 Select the network you want to connec to. t 3 하위 항목 들 3 For a secured network, enter the netw ork password and press [Connect]. The robot will be connected to the selected network. [Refreshing network list] Press [ list. ] (Refresh) to update the network [Adding network] To add a network, press [ ] (Add).
하위 항목들 Setting door sensor To use the door sensor, select [Door sensor] in the Settings menu. 1 Input the MAC Address on the back of the sensor and press [Connect]. If the status information changes to [Connected], it is normally connected. 3 ,Note 하위 항목 들 y Press [A] (Previous) to go back to the Settings menu.
하위 항목들 33 Entering administrator settings mode The Settings menu includes locked items that are available to the administrator only. To cha nge the administrator settings, enter Admin Settings as follows. 1 Select [Admin Settings]. The administrator password input window will appear. 3 The Admin Settings menu will open. ,Note y Press [A] (Previous) to go back to the Settings menu. 3 하위 항목 들 2 Enter the 4-digit password.
하위 항목들 Setting standby time Before starting UV processing, set the standby time until the lamp is turned on so that the u ser can leave the working area. 1 Select [Standby Time] from the Admin Settings menu. 3 하위 항목 들 2 Select the desired standby time from [10 seconds], [20 seconds] and [30 seconds]. ,Note y Press [A] (Previous) to go back to the Settings menu. The change will be saved.
하위 항목들 35 Setting battery level for battery status notifi cation You can set the battery level to trigger the low battery notification when reached. 1 Select [Minimum battery level] from the Admin Settings menu. 3 ,Note y When the set battery level is reached, the low battery notification pop-up window will appear. y When linked with the APP, the lowbattery notification generated by the robot is also displayed in the APP.
하위 항목들 Setting password You can set access passwords for users and administrators. 1 Select [Password] from the Admin Settings menu and press the set password. Password setting options will appear. 3 하위 항목 들 2 Select [User Password] or [Admin Password] as desired. 3 Enter a 4-digit password. 4 Re-enter the 4-digit password to confirm. The password will be newly set. [User password] Required to enter the menu screen from the standby screen.
하위 항목들 37 Map Management (UV processing paths) Adding map of robot’s UV processing paths You can add UV processing paths for a specific space such as banquet hall. 1 Select [Map Management] from [Admin Settings]. 3 3 Enter the name of the map to create and press [Next]. ,Note y To cancel, press [Previous]. A window will appear asking if you want to cancel the process. Press [Yes] to cancel the process. Press [Cancel] to continue the process. 하위 항목 들 2 Press [+] (Add map).
하위 항목들 4 Manually move the robot around within the UV processing target space and scan the ent ire place with the robot so that it can register the layout and obstacles usi ng its sensor. (See page 18.) ,Note y You can use two fingers to pinch zoom-in and zoomout within the map area. y When you create a map y Put the robot on the corner facing the wall and start. 3 y Avoid transparent or reflecting objects (e.g., glass, full-body mirrors, etc.) 20 cm from the y floor.
하위 항목들 39 a b c 5 Set up a virtual wall on the scanned map to li mit the robot’s movement within a certain r ange. Touch spots on the map to set up the virtu al wall. Multiple virtual walls can be set. d e ,Note y You can use the robot without setting up a vi rtual wall. If you do not want to set up a virt ual wall, press [Next]. [ Undo] [ Redo] Redo the undone change to recover the la test spots. [ Save] Save the virtual wall set by the selected spots .
하위 항목들 7 Set a path for UV processing by touching spot s on the map. ,Note h g f a e d c b y The first touch point becomes the star ting position, and the Start icon is dis played. If you press Done after specif ying the path, the End icon is display ed. [ 3 Undo] Undo the spot for UV processing path if yo u have misplaced it or to return to the pre vious state. 하위 항목 들 [ Redo] Redo the undone change to recover the la test spots. [ Delete] The entire path is deleted.
하위 항목들 41 Renaming map You can rename the map created. 1 On the [Map Management] screen, press [ ] (See More) for the desired map on the map list. A menu list will appear. 2 Press [Change Name]. The Edit Map Name window will appear. 3 Editing map You can edit the traveling paths and the virtual wall on a map created. 1 On the [Map Management] screen, press [ ] (See More) for the map to edit on the map li st. A menu list will appear. 2 Press [Edit]. The map editing screen will appear.
하위 항목들 3 You can delete, move or add spots for the virtual wall. - To delete a spot, select the spot and press [Delete]. -To add a spot, tap on the desired point. [ Undo] Undo the spot for virtual wall if you have misplaced it or to return to the previous st ate. [ 3 Redo] Redo the undone change to recover the la test spots. [ Save] 하위 항목 들 Save the virtual wall set by the selected s pots. [ Delete] Delete the selected virtual wall. Use this o ption to reset the virtual wall.
하위 항목들 43 5 Set a path for UV processing by touching spot s on the map. ,Note h g f a e y The first spot becomes the starting po sition. d c b [ Undo] Undo the spot for UV processing path if yo u have misplaced it or to return to the pre vious state. [ Redo] 6 Once you have set the UV processing path, press [Done]. A map will be generated with the settings ap plied. ,Note y To cancel, press [Previous]. A window will appear asking if you want to cancel the p rocess.
하위 항목들 Deleting map You can delete the maps created. Deleting multiple maps You can delete multiple maps at the same time. 1 Press [Select] on the [Map Management] screen. Check boxes will appear on the map list. 3 하위 항목 들 2 Select the maps to delete. Checkmarks will appear next to the selected maps. ,Note y Press [All] to select the entire list. 3 Press [Delete]. A pop-up will appear for confirmation. ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel]. 4 Press [Delete] on the pop-up window.
하위 항목들 45 Deleting one map You can select and delete a desired map. 1 On the [Map Management] screen, press [ ] (See More) for the map to delete on the map list. A menu list will appear. 2 Press [Delete]. A pop-up will appear for confirmation. ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel]. ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel]. 하위 항목 들 3 Press [Delete] on the pop-up window. The selected map will disappear from the list.
하위 항목들 Viewing product information You can view various types of information of the robot. Select [Product Information] from the Admin Se ttings menu. The Product Information window will appear. [Robot Information] View the HW and SW information of the ro bot. [Legal Information] View detailed legal information. 3 - Terms and Conditions 하위 항목 들 - Open Source License - Software License Agreement [Initialization] Initializes the robot. ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel].
Operation 47 UV processing General UV processing along the wall You can use this feature to kill bacteria in enclosed places(ex) room, meeting room). The rob ot operates the target space while detecting walls and obstacles. 1 Move the robot to the UV processing tar get space. (See page 17.) 2 The robot drives along the left wall.
Operation 4 Enter the OTP number on the mobile device where the control app is installed. Once the robot is registered on the mobile device, a screen will appear for you to set the UV processing target space. ,Note y Press [Skip] to proceed to UV processing without registering the robot on the mobile device. 5 Enter a name for the target space and press [OK]. ,Note y For the target space name, you can enter the room number, place name, etc.
Operation 49 7 Set the intensity of UV processing. You can select the UV processing intensity level from [Normal] , [High]. [NORMAL] It takes about 15 minutes for UV processing of a 25 square meter space. [HIGH] UV processing ability is higher than NORMAL mode. It takes about 30 minutes for UV processing of a 25 square meter space. ,Note y Press [ ] (Previous) to move back to the previous screen. 9 Press [Start]. The UV processing-ready screen will appear.
Operation >Warning y UV processing started by entering a room n umber will take up to 30 minutes. If you have selected a mapped space for UV processing, UV processing will take u p to 2 hours. If the robot is not linked to a mobile device, never enter the UV pro cessing target space before the maximu m UV processing time has passed. y If the robot is connected to the APP, you ca n check the start time, room number, and UV strength in the APP as well.
Operation 51 10 To stop UV Processing, press the emergenc y stop button, or press the pause button if it is not on the standby screen. 4 Operation To completely stop UV Processing, press the [ ] button (previous) and then click [Stop] in t he pop-up window. UV Processing is stopped. Press [Cancel] to close the po p-up. 11 After UV processing is complete, click [OK]. 12 To continue UV processing, move the robot to the next target space.
Operation UV processing mapped location You can use this feature to disinfect mapped locations. The robot disinfects the paths desi gnated on the map. 1 Move the robot to the UV processing tar get space. (See page 17.) 2 Remove the UV-C lamp protection covers fro m the robot. (See page 17.) 3 Turn on the robot. 4 Operation 4 Touch the screen on the robot. An OTP number for registering the robot on your mobile device will appear.
Operation 53 6 Press [View the places with map]. A list of set maps will appear. ,Note y Press [ ] (Previous) to move back to the previous screen. 7 Select the map of the UV processing target space from the map list. The selected map will appear. ,Note y Press [ ] (Previous) to move back to the previous screen. 9 Once you position the robot, the spot is marked on the map. Select the robot’s current position on the map. The robot’s current position will be reset.
Operation 10 Press [OK] and move away from the robot. The robot will rotate to find its current position. >Warning y If the robot hits a person while it rotates, the person may be injured, and the robot may be damaged. Stay away from the robot while it locates itself. 4 ,Note Operation y If the robot fails to find the current location, position the robot to face a wall structure with peculiarity, and try again. (Avoid areas surrounded with glass sheets.) 11 A warning about UV-C will appear.
Operation 55 12 Before starting UV processing, install the door sensor on the door handle and press [OK]. If the door sensor is turned off or not paired, the guidance screen is displayed as shown below. 13 Set the intensity of UV processing. You can select the UV processing intensity level from from [Normal] and [High]. [Normal] It takes about 15 minutes for UV processing of a 25 square meter space. [HIGH] ,Note y Press [ ] (Previous) to move back to the pre vious screen.
Operation 14 Press [Start]. The UV processing-ready screen will ap pear. The robot waits for the set amount of ti me to allow the user and all other persons to exit the target space before sta rting UV processing. >Warning 4 Operation Y UV processing started by entering a room number will take up to 30 minutes. If you have selected a mapped space for UV processing, UV processing will take up to 2 hours.
Operation 57 To completely stop UV Processing, press the [ ] button (previous) and then click [Stop] in the pop-up window. UV Processing is stopped. Press [Cancel] to close the pop-up. 16 After UV processing is complete, click [OK]. 4 Operation 17 To continue UV processing, move the robot to the next target space. To end UV processing, turn off the robot, attach and fasten the UV-C lamp protective covers and store the robot in a safe place.
Operation Using Control App Installing app Install the control app on your mobile device. The control app is provided by the seller wit h the robot. For information on installing the app, please contact the seller. Initial setup of app When using the app for the first time, check the terms and conditions and register the robot in the app. 1 Log in to the control app using the ID and pass word given by the administrator. ,Note 4 Operation y Only administrators can assign IDs and pa sswords.
Operation 59 3 Accept the terms and conditions and pre ss [Next]. ,Note y If the robot is not registered in the app, th e following message will appear. 4 Operation y If you are logged in to the app as an manage r, you can register the robot.
Operation Registering robot in app You can register and manage multiple robots on the control app. 1 Press [+]. The OTP input screen will appear. ,Note y Only administrators can register robots. 2 Turn on the robot you want to register, enter the OTP displayed on the robot screen into the app and press [OK]. The robot will be registered in the app.
Operation 61 Deleting registered robot from app You can delete robots from the list of robots registered in the control app. 1 Press [ ] for the robot you want to delete from the robot list. The robot information screen will appear. ,Note y Only administrators can delete robots from the robot list. 2 Press [ ]. A pop-up will appear for confirmation. 4 Operation 3 Press [Delete] on the pop-up window. The selected robot will disappear from the list. ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel].
Operation Managing app users You can add or delete app users and edit user password. Adding app user 1 Press [ ] (See More). A menu list will appear. ,Note y Only administrators can manage app users. 2 Press [User Management]. The app user management screen will appear. 4 Operation 3 Press [+]. The user creation screen will appear.
Operation 63 4 Select a user type between [Manager] an d [User]. When you select the user type, an ID is automatically generated. ,Note y IDs are automatically created according to t he ID rule and the selected user type and c annot be modified. y An ID can contain English and special ch aracters as well as numbers. y ID rule: Store name _Taget_Manager or u ser_N (e.g. CES_AA_Manager_1, CES_ AA _User_2, ...) 5 Enter a password to use for the ge nerated ID.
Operation Deleting app user 1 Press [ ] (See more). A menu list will appear. ,Note y Only administrators can manage app users. 2 Press [User Management]. The app user management screen will appear. 4 Operation 3 Press the ID of the user you want to delete from the user ID list. 4 Press [Delete]. A pop-up will appear for confirmation. ,Note y The ID currently using the robot cannot be deleted. 5 Press [Delete]. The ID will be deleted. ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel].
Operation 65 Editing user password 1 Press [ ] (See more). A menu list will appear. ,Note y Only administrators can manage app users. 2 Press [User Management]. The app user management screen will appear. 4 Operation 3 Press the ID of which the password you want to change.
Operation 4 Press [Edit]. A pop-up will appear for confirmation. 5 Enter a new password. ,Note y A password must contain at least 8 characters including at least three of the following types: English uppercase letters (26), English lowercase letters (26), numbers (10) and special characters (32) 4 6 Press [Save]. The password will be changed. Operation ,Note y To cancel, press [Cancel].
Operation 67 Viewing information of robots registered in app You can view various types of information of the robots registered in the control app such as their versions, S/N, battery levels and lamp use times. From the robot list, press [ ] for the desired ro bot to view its information. The robot information screen will appear. You c an view various types of information. ,Note y Only administrators can delete robots fr om the robot list.
Operation Checking robot movement and stopping the robot using an app You can use a control app to check robot movement or stop the robot registered to the app. Checking robot start time You can check the start time for UV-C robot dis infection. Checking the number of the room bei ng disinfected You can check the number of the room that th e UV-C robot is disinfecting. Checking the disinfection intensity 4 Operation You can check the intensity of UV-C di sinfection.
Operation 69 Pausing UV processing If you need to pause the robot during UV proc essing, press [■] (Pause). The robot will pause UV processing..
Maintenance Cleaning Robot If there are foreign matters on the robot’s LCD screen, sensor or charging terminal, the robo t may not operate properly. Spray the cleaner and wipe the LCD screen, sensor or charging terminal with a dry cloth.
Maintenance 71 Main body rear LCD screen 5 Charging portUSB port Maintenance Status display LED
Maintenance When cleaning robot Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the product. If the surface is too dirty, use a little detergent or a soft wet cloth. Do not use strong chemicals such as alcohol, benzene and thinner as they may cause the product surface to deteriorate. Keeping robot surface clean y Do not use volatile liquids such as pesticides. y Wiping the product surface hard can damage the product. y 장시간 동안 플라스틱 제품이나 고무 등이 제품에 닿지 않게 보관해 주세요. Storing Robot When storing the robot, check the following.
Maintenance 73 Replacing UV-C Lamp The guaranteed use hours of the UV-C lamp is 4,000 hours.1 However, this is based on continuous use, and the actual life span of the lamp in the use envi ronment may be different. It is recommended to replace the lamp every 1 to 1.5 years to mai ntain the illumination level necessary to secure UV processing power. Replace the UV-C lamp according to the replacement cycle or when an error occurs. 제품 규격에 명시된 램프(Philips TUV 36W/G36 T8) 로만 교체 바랍니다.
Maintenance 4 Press down on the lower part of the UV-C lamp, align the UV-C lamp pin with th e upper groove, and then remove it. 5 Remove the rubber ring and insert it into the UV-C lamp to be replaced. 6 Fit a UV-C lamp pin into the groove on the lo wer connector and then the other one into t he groove on the upper part of the UV-C la mp. 5 Maintenance 7 Turn the UV-C lamp to fix it.
Maintenance 75 8 Fix the UV-C lamp using the two fixing pins on the upper and the lower parts. Tighten the pins with screws. 9 Attach the UV-C lamp protection net and fix it with screws.
Maintenance 소프트웨어 업데이트 최신 소프트웨어 배포 시 업데이트가 진행됩니다. 소프트웨어 업데이트는 아래와 같은 조건이 만족되었을 때 자동으로 진 행됩니다. 1 Wi-Fi 연결이 필요합니다. 2 충전 중이고, 배터리 잔량이 30% 이상이어야 합니다. 업데이트가 완료된 후에는 화면의 안내에 따라 로봇을 다시 시작해 주세 요. [주의] - 업데이트 중에는 로봇을 끄거나 충전기를 분리하지 말아 주세요.
Troubleshooting Emergency Situations and Measures Emergency Message Situation & Measures y The robot’s emergency stop button is pressed. - Turn the red emergency stop button toward RESET to release it. - Press the Activate Travel button on the robot’s LCD screen. y The robot is unable to drive due to a problem in itself.
Troubleshooting 78 Emergency Message Situation & Measures y Unable to charge due to a problem with the battery 1. When charging, disconnect the robot from the power cable first. 2. If it’s not a battery temperature issue, Turn off the battery switch, then turn it on again after 10 minutes. 3. If the problem persists, contact customer service. y Charging failed due to a problem with the battery 1. When charging, disconnect the robot from the power cable first. 2.
Troubleshooting Emergency Message Situation & Measures y Charging failed due to some other problem 1. When charging, disconnect the robot from the power cable first. 2. Turn off the power switch and turn it on after 10 seconds to see if it works normally. 3. If the problem persists, contact customer service. y The robot’s software update failed. - The previous version has been restored. Robot will restart soon - If restoration is failed, Contact the customer service center.
Checklist Before Contacting Us 80 Troubleshooting Before reporting a malfunction, check the following. Symptom Cause & Solution If the product does not operate normally y Turn the device on and off again. If the power cannot be turned on y Check the battery level of this device. If the battery is discharged, charge it before use. y Check the battery level of this device. If the battery is discharged, charge it before use. y Check the power switch of the device. If the switch is off, turn it on.
Others Product Specifications Robot Item Specifications Model Basic specifications Battery Driving environment 8 LG CLOi UV-C Bot Dimensions (W x L x H) 51 x 53 x 161 cm Weight 75 kg Lamp Philips TUV 36W/ G36 T8 Lamp operating voltage 103 V Lamp operating current 0.
Charger Feature Specifications Power input AC 100~240 V 50/60 Hz, 8 A Max. Output power 28.8 VDC, 16.0 A Operation temperature 0 ~ 35 ℃ (32 °F – 95 °F) Dimensions 135 x 268 x 64 mm (W x D x H) Weight 2.85 kg Exposure to UV-C (ultraviolet-C) can cause serious skin and eye damage. Do not expos e your skin to UV-C and never look towards the source of UV-C light.
Others 84 About Sensor’s Undetectable Range The robot ensures safety of operation by checking the surrounding with its sensor. However, the sensor has dead angles and undetectable ranges depending on the r obot’s position. This could be a cause of collision or overturn. Undetected area 10낟 2.
85 Others LIMITED WARRANTY – USA LG CLOi UV-C Bot RDIIM10 (“Product”) ARBITRATION NOTICE: THIS LIMITED WARRANTY CONTAINS AN ARBITRATION PR OVISION THAT REQUIRES YOU AND LG ELECTRONICS (“LG”) TO RESOLVE DISPUTES BY BINDING ARBITRATION INSTEAD OF IN COURT, UNLESS YOU CHOOSE TO OPT OUT. IN ARBITRATION, CLASS ACTI ONS AND JURY TRIALS ARE NOT PERMITTED. PLEASE SEE THE SECTION TITLED “ PROCEDURE FOR RESOLVING DISPUTES” BELOW.
Others 86 SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSE QUENTIAL DAMAGES OR LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE EXCLUSIONS OR LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THIS LIMITED WARRA NTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT V ARY FROM STATE TO STATE. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: y Service trips to deliver, pick up, install, educate how to operate, correct wiring, or corr ect unauthorized repairs.
87 Others TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Call 888-865-3026 and select the appropriate option from the menu, or visit our website at https://www.lg.com/us/business Or by mail: LG Electronics Alabama, Inc. Attn: B2B Support P.O. Box 240007, 201 James Record Road, Huntsville, AL 35824.
Others 88 PROCEDURE FOR RESOLVING DISPUTES: ALL DISPUTES BETWEEN YOU AND LG ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING IN ANY WA Y TO THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR THE PRODUCT SHALL BE RESOLVED EXCLUSIV ELY THROUGH BINDING ARBITRATION, AND NOT IN A COURT OF GENERAL JURIS DICTION. BINDING ARBITRATION MEANS THAT YOU AND LG ARE EACH WAIVING THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND TO BRING OR PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION . Definitions. For the purposes of this section, references to “LG” mean LG Electronics U.S.A., Inc.
89 Others This arbitration provision is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act. Judgment may be entered on the arbitrator’s award in any court of competent jurisdiction. All issues are for the arbitrator to decide, except that issues relating to the scop e and enforceability of the arbitration provision and to the arbitrability of the di spute are for the court to decide. The arbitrator is bound by the terms of this pr ovision. Governing Law.
Others 90 You may only opt out of the dispute resolution procedure in the manner described above (that is, by e-mail or telephone); no other form of notice will be effective to opt out of this dispute resolution procedure. Opting out of this dispute resolution procedure will not affect the coverage of the Limited Warranty in any way, and you will continue to enjoy the full benefits of the Limited Warranty.
85 Others FCC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
Others 92 Disposal of the old appliance 1. This crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indicates that waste electrical and electonic produ cts(WEEE) should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream. 2. Old electrical products can contain hazardouse substances so correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.
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