Sony AIBO MIND 2 Merkblatt

Head sensor

Back sensor

Mode indicators flash blue

Mode indicators turn blue

Mode indicators OFF

Mode indicators OFF

Mode indicators turn orange

Mode indicators turn green

Mode indicators slowly flash green

Mode indicators

turn pink

Mode indicators

turn yellow

Mode indicators turn blue

Refer to the “User’s Guide (AIBO 
Entertainment Player)” for the AIBO robot 
ERS-7

If something gets jammed in any of 
the AIBO robot’s joints, the AIBO 
robot goes into this condition and 
all of its joints become loose. This 
mode is provided to protect your 
fingers from being caught between 
the AIBO robot’s joints.

  Caution

When you press 2 or more of the rear paw 
sensors, the AIBO robot thinks it has been 
placed on the floor and returns to 
Autonomous mode. The AIBO robot may 
start to walk after returning to Autonomous 
mode, so avoid touching the AIBO robot's 
rear paw sensors while you are holding it.

When you lift the AIBO robot, it 
assumes a position that makes it easier 
for you to hold. The AIBO robot 
continues to react to your voice and 
touch in this condition.

• The AIBO robot dismounts the Energy 

Station by itself

• The AIBO robot is removed from the 

Energy Station

• The AIBO robot mounts the Energy 

Station by itself

• The AIBO robot is placed on the Energy 

Station while active

On the Energy Station, the AIBO robot wakes up
and goes to sleep at a preset time.

The AIBO robot does not 
move around. In this mode 
the AIBO robot stays still 
and does not respond to 
voice commands, other 
sounds, or show interest in 
the ball and AIBOne toy. 

Touch the chin 
sensor and  
front (blue) back 
sensor for 3 seconds

• Place on the 

floor

• Touch the 

head sensor 
for 3 seconds

The AIBO robot 
relaxes while 
being recharged.

At bedtime the AIBO robot falls fast 
asleep. If you remove the  
AIBO robot from the Energy  
Station outside its set  
activity period, it will enter 
Autonomous mode.

At wake-up
time

At bedtime

(Autonomous Monitor mode*

1

)

The AIBO robot moves around on 
its own.
The AIBO robot collects 
information via its camera/ 
microphones/sensors and acts 
autonomously based on its own  
feelings and instincts.

The Pause button on the back of the  
AIBO robot was pressed to turn the  
power OFF. The AIBO robot must be  
in this mode to replace the  
battery or “Memory Stick” media,  
or to change the ON/OFF  
setting of the wireless LAN switch.

• Mail check
• Message check

• Mail received
• Message received

• Touch the front 

(blue) back sensor

• Touch the middle 

(orange) back 
sensor

• Touch the middle 

(orange) back 
sensor

• Touch the front (blue) 

back sensor

• Touch the rear 

(red) back sensor

• Touch the rear 

(red) back sensor

• Touch the rear 

(red) back sensor

• Talk to the 

AIBO robot

• Wake-up time for the AIBO 

robot 

• Bedtime for the AIBO robot 
• Hourly alert ON/OFF

You can set up the 
following:

The game starts!

When self-charging is 
complete, the AIBO robot 
will dismount the Energy 
Station by itself.

You can also have fun 
raising the AIBO robot 
from the puppy stage.

You can record a 
message or voice 
signature with AIBO 
EYES feature.

To cancel setup by 
voice guide, touch the 
head sensor for 3 
seconds to return the 
AIBO robot to 
Autonomous mode.

You can check the 
AIBO robot’s 
motions.

Have the AIBO 
robot wake you up!

• Touch the front and 

rear back sensors 
simultaneously for 
3 seconds

Top menu

• Touch the middle 

(orange) back 
sensor

• Touch the head 

sensor for 3 
seconds

• Talk to the AIBO robot 

•   

Show “Alarm        

         On/Off (J)” card

When you show the AIBO robot 
the “Clinic Mode (O)” card in 
Autonomous mode, it goes 
straight into Clinic mode.

When you show the AIBO robot the 
“Game Mode (L)” card in Autonomous 
mode, the game begins right away.

When you show the AIBO robot the 
“Alarm Clock Set Up (I)” card in 
Autonomous mode, it goes straight into 
the mode to set up the time you want it 
to wake up.

 Notes

• Do not put the AIBO robot on an unstable surface 

where it might fall or be subject to vibrations.

• Do not place anything near the AIBO robot that may 

hinder its movements.

• Pick up while 

touching the 
back sensors*

2

• Pick up quickly

Something 
has jammed 
one of the 
AIBO robot’s 
joints

*

1

 In Remote Control mode (mode indicators flash blue) and 

Autonomous Monitor mode (mode indicators turn blue), 
the AIBO robot is connected to a PC via wireless LAN. 
With these modes, you can control the AIBO robot from a 
remote PC and monitor the images and sounds it detects.

*

2

 Touch two or more back sensors (any of the 

combinations on the left) for 3 seconds.

When the AIBO robot is in Autonomous mode, all the activities and settings shown below are possible. When the AIBO robot is in 
Station mode (when it is awake), all the activities and settings shown below except those marked with an asterisk (

*

) are possible.

Touch the 
head
sensor for
3 seconds

Touch the 
head
sensor for
3 seconds

Refer to the “User’s Guide 
(PC

•

Network)” for the AIBO robot 

ERS-7.

(Autonomous Monitor mode*

1

)

Rear

Front

The AIBO robot is controlled by 
AIBO Entertainment Player 
software on a remote PC.

• Start AIBO 

Entertainment  
Player

• End AIBO  

Entertainment  
Player

•  End AIBO Entertainment  

Player

•  Start AIBO Entertainment  

Player

• Name the AIBO robot 
• Teach the AIBO robot your name 

and your face

• Have the AIBO robot take a picture
• Register the AIBO robot’s 

favorite things* 

• Communicate with another AIBO 

robot* 

• Have the AIBO robot watch your 

house