Tutorial Guide

Lesson 3 Beginner’s Course

Stands up

to walk

Walks forward

10 cm and bows

End

Turn on AIBO

GOAL: To learn the following two things.

• Basic Behavior Arranger* operations and how to create a

program that causes AIBO to do a sequence of actions.

• Using a wireless LAN

Overview of the Program:

When AIBO is activated, it stands up, walks 10 cm (4 inches) and

bows.

Procedure

1 Preparation (page 22)

2 Creating a new behavior (page 23)

3 Defining commands in action boxes** (page 24)

1 Stand command

2 Walk and bow command

4 Connecting the actions (page 28)

5 Saving and running the program (page 30)

6 Running the program via a wireless LAN (page 30)

Getting ready

• Prepare the “Memory Stick” that you used in Lesson 1 and 2.

• If you use a wireless LAN, set it up in advance. For details, see page

23 of the User’s Guide.

Walk and Bow

* Behavior Arranger is a tool for

programming AIBO actions by

stringing together boxes

containing commands. For

details, see page 29 of the User’s

Guide.

**For details on action boxes, see

page 32 of the User’s Guide.

A wireless LAN cannot be used

with Quick Behavior Arranger.

If you started this tutorial from

Lesson 3, copy the relevant system

files for your AIBO’s model to the

“Memory Stick.”