User Manual - Paddle Palace
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1. Placement The 3 basic components at left are Machine Body Tripod and Catch Net 1 Lay the machine body down on its side Insert the pin of the tripod into the bottom of the robot body Lock with the knob 2 Stand the Robot upright and rotate the safety ring to fixed position Tighten the adjustable grip 3 Insert the Catch Net into the machine 4 Tighten Ball Catch Net knob 5 Install Poke Bar inside the Ball Container and tighten knob How to Assemble the Ball Catch Net Be sure to open the Castor Lock while moving the Robot 1 Unlock the buckle that holds the two halves of the Ball Catch Net together 2 Open and spread out both sides of the net 3 Pull out the round bar and insert it into the proper hole 4 Put both end sleeves of the Ball Catch Net on the net supports 5 Clamp the net support onto both sides of the table close to the net 6 Rubber rings are now buckled to the outsides of the net support A Components are installed Installation completed and robot is ready for play b NOTE When practice is finished unplug the Robot and fold the Ball Catch Net and fasten buckles to secure Always take care when connecting disconnecting Ball Catch Net and moving the Robot Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 6 User Manual A32W Control Box START STOP Top Wheel Speed St G Increase Decrease Top Wheel Speed a 4 A VAA Bottom Wh2. Poddle Palace paddlepalace com 1 800 547 5891 503 777 2266 Paddle Palace AZ VV Pro Two throw wheels for multiple spin options Multiple Oscillation Options Very durable made with high quality materials Ball Recycling and Net Collection System Rolls easily from table for easy storage No Jam easy feed engineering FREE shipping to contiguous USA FREE 120 Nittaku Super Training Balls The Paddle Palace A23W Pro has many outstanding advanced robot features but is offered at a very affordable price Unlike other robots in this price range it has two throw wheels controlled by two independent motors This gives you great control over setting the variety and degree of spins including topspin underspin sidespin and no spin It includes an automatic ball recycle and net collection system It has multiple oscillation options and has convenient robot controls on the player s side of the table The A23W Pro is high quality sturdy reliable It comes ready to play with virtually no assembly required and it rolls from storage to table for very quick setup take down Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 3 User Manual Table of Contents 4 Robot Components Features 5 Robot Installation and Placement 5 Howto Assemble the Ball Catch Net 6 Control Box Features 7 Setting the Ball Loop for Serve 7 Setting the Throw Wheel Speeds 7 Setting the Frequency How to Select Spin
3. Top Wheel and Bottom Wheel Loop Modulation Angle Modulation Angle of Serve NO 00 How to Maintain Your New Robot 10 Ouick Start Step By Step Instructions for Setting Up Robot 10 General Warning Safety Issues 10 Trouble Shooting Paddle Palace paddlepalace com 1 800 547 5891 503 777 2266 Paddle Palace A32W Robot page 4 User Manual PADDLE PALACE A32W PRO ROBOT Robot Components Features This manual has been written to help you enjoy and get the most out of your new a 1 Top Throw Wheel Paddle Palace Robot Take time to read s these pages thoroughly and keep it handy for reference when using your robot Y EA 2 Shooting Head 9 Ball Catch System a 4 Machine Body 7a Ball Container with Poke Bar 7 Tripod Legs with pe Castor Locks The capacity of the Ball Container is 100 balls 40mm size Anything other than table tennis balls in the Ball Container may damage parts and adversely affect the 7 Robo s normal operation S Central Box The Power Supply ON OFF Switch The Robot is powered by standard US home current 120V Make sure the power cord is securely plugged in The ON OFF switch is located on the side of the Robot Turn off and unplug the Robot when not in use Net Hardware A 2 Net Supports that clamp on either side of table a B Control Box Support Bracket Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 5 User Manual Robot Installation and
4. e bar C inside the ball container has Poke Bar worked for a long time it should be checked for loose screws so as to prevent any trouble that would lead to an irregular ball delivery This should prevent any blockage issue inside the robot FRICTION WHEELS Under normal operation and after long use the top and bottom friction wheels may become dirty To ensure a quality serve please clean the wheels often with a wet towel D Always turn off the robot s power before cleaning To avoid doing damage to the internal parts of the robot do not use force to move the shooting head The friction wheels are able to work for 5 000 hours or longer before they need to be replaced When performing the replacement power off the robot remove the protective cover and remove the screws from the friction wheels with a screwdriver E and F Turn clockwise to tighten and turn counterclockwise to loosen After replacing the wheels replace the screws properly and with care V a Z Z a v Te X During an operation or transportation protect the robot against any strong impact or oscillation Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 10 User Manual QUICK START Step By Step Instructions for Setting Up Robot Set the FREQUENCY Press to increase Press to decrease Set the HEAD ANGLE LOOP Set the type of SPIN Set the THROW WHEEL SPIN amount of speed and spin Press the START PAUSE button to start the R
5. eel Speed Increase Decrease Bottom Wheel Speed 4 u v K Freguency TD Increase Decrease Serve Freguency T v Ww e ant ont a Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 7 User Manual Setting the Ball Loop for Serve The Robot can be set to serve the ball directly over the net or to bounce first on the servers side A ball served directly over carries stronger spin and higher speed Turning the Loop Adjustment Knob clockwise will result in the shooting pipe pointing higher thus producing a ball that is served directly over the net By turning the Loop Adjustment Knob counterclockwise the shooting pipe will point downwards producing a ball that bounces before going over the net These adjustments can be made while the Robot is running Ball is set sal to serve bm directly pele over the going net gt over the net gt Setting the Throw Wheel Speeds Amount of Speed Spin START Wheel speed can be set in the working or standing mode The top and bottom wheel display will blink the current settings when the robot is in the standby mode The wheel speeds are changed by pressing the Set increase or decrease buttons The speed of the top and bottom throw Top wheels determine the speed and amount of spin or lack of spin of the ball Bottom delivered Each wheel has 10 numeric settings The higher the setting the Wheel faster the ball speed becomes The ball speed is roughly proportional to the Speed
6. he option of either a fixed course or alternative course of serve Angle Knob controls the size of the angle or the range of width of the serve There are 3 steps for setting the angle 1 Turn Knob A and aim its red dot to a fixed point position 2 Rotate the Angle Knob to the desired angle using the indication label 3 Turn Knob A back to the alternative point position Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 9 User Manual How to Maintain Your New Robot ELECTRONICS The robo S electric components are located in the machine s circuit board and the control box Therefore you should be careful to avoid dropping either component or avoid any activity that would cause damage to the internal electronic units of one or both of these components MECHANICS The robot s mechanical components are located in the mechanisms that produce the ball service and delivery Special attention should be paid so that no foreign objects are put into the ball container Foreign objects will block the robot s delivery wheel and result in damage to the robot If a foreign object does enter the ball container first turn off the power then loosen Knob 1 and Knob 2 A Open the movable door and remove the transparent guard plate B After removing the foreign object or objects replace the guard plate and close the door and tighten Knobs 1 and 2 Using screwdriver loosen the 4 screws indicated by arrows POKE BAR When the pok
7. obot General Warnings 1 Please read the instruction manual carefully before using the robot and follow the operation instructions 2 Use care when connecting and disconnecting the ball collection net 3 When the robot is operating please do not open the movable door and touch the top and bottom wheel Do not touch the poke bar 4 Turn the power switch off and unplug the robot after use Trouble Shooting FAILURE CAUSE SOLUTION Robot doesnt wor Robot works but does not release the balls It takes time to transport the balls from container Wait for a while to shooting head Speed and Frequency cannot be adjusted The robot doesn t work due to the improper operation of Turn power off Wait 5 seconds then start up again control box The cable connecting to motor is loose Connect it with the original method Rechargeable battery has run out if you are using a battery Recharge the battery until it reaches full charge
8. strength of spin To produce topspin the top wheel is set at a higher number than the bottom wheel To produce underspin the bottom wheel is set higher than the top Less or no spin is produced when the wheel speeds are set closely together Setting the Frequency Be The ball frequency can be adjusted in the standby or working mode Press the frequency button to increase or to decrease frequency Adjust There are 10 possible settings The slowest 1 produces around 30 Frequency balls per minute The fastest setting 10 produces around 85 balls per minute Paddle Palace A32W PRO Robot page 8 User Manual How to Select Spin Top Wheel and Bottom Wheel Spin can be selected by adjusting both the speed of the Top Wheel and Bottom Wheel and by rotating the motor head of the Robot There are 9 different spins to choose from e Top Spin e Under Spin e No Spin produced by varying the speed of top and bottom wheel e Left Side Spin e Right Side Spin e Left Side Topspin e Left Side Underspin e Right Side Topspin e Right Side Underspin Loop Modulation Loop Lock When modulating the loop of the serve loosen the Loop Lock Knob with your left hand while adjusting the Loop Modulation Wheel with your right hand When the desired setting is achieved lock the knob Angle Modulation Angle of Serve bY Knob A and Angle Knob control the Robot s angle of serve Knob A gives t
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