Sony ERS-7 - Manual (Page 19)

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Game mode
In Game mode, you can enjoy playing any of three different
games with the AIBO
®
Entertainment Robot. Game Mode 1 is
AIBO robot’s demo function. This is the only game provided
with the AIBO robot when you first take it home. In the future,
you will be able to add more games to the AIBO robot, using
AIBO Custom Manager (supplied separately)* when more
content is released from Sony
®
.
Notes
s
• Customization is the process of adding new functions to AIBO-ware,
modifying it to suit your preferences.
• For the latest information on AIBO Custom Manager (supplied
separately)* and available content, visit our Web site at http://www.aibo.com.
* AIBO Custom Manager (supplied separately) is software that runs on a computer.
Use your mobile communication device*
1
and the Internet for even
greater enjoyment
You can use your PC, mobile communication device*
1
or the Internet to mail commands to
the AIBO robot and have it take pictures while you are away, or have it convey messages to
nearby family or friends. You can view pictures that the AIBO robot takes using a Web
browser. The following facilities are required in order to take advantage of the AIBO robot
through a mobile communication device*
1
or the Internet.
For details on how to use the AIBO robot through a mobile communication device*
1
or the
Internet, refer to the “User’s Guide (PC·Network)” for the AIBO robot ERS-7 (PDF) on the
supplied CD-ROM. Note that Adobe
®
Acrobat
®
Reader
®
5.0, or Adobe Reader 6.0 or higher
is required to view the User’s Guide.
The following are required to give commands to the AIBO robot through your PC, mobile
communication device*
1
, or the Internet.
• A “Memory Stick™” media reader/writer (Sony brand is recommended.)
• When connecting your computer and Access Point by wireless LAN, the PC side must
conform to IEEE 802.11b.
• In order to use the AIBO EYES feature, you must have an e-mail account that allows
POP*
2
reception and SMTP transmission.
*1
Caution: Your PC or mobile communication device must be able to receive JPEG e-mail.
*2
The POP server must support the UIDL command (the command that displays a listing of IDs attached to
individual mail messages). Check with your provider to determine whether support is available for your
e-mail account.