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Maya UV Disinfection Robot User’s Manual BP-MSA1

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MayaUV Disinfection RobotUser’s Manual

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StatementThank you for using Blue Point products!Before installing and using this product for the first time, please read all the materials packed with the product carefully. It will help you to use the product better. If you fail to use this product in accordance with the instructions and requirements of this manual, or if you operate this product in a wrong way due to misunderstanding or other reasons, Blue Point Robotics will not be responsible for any losses caused by above reasons, except for losses caused by improper installation or operation by Blue Point professionals.Blue Point Robotics has strictly and carefully collated the contents of this manual, but we cannot guarantee that this manual is completely free of errors or omissionsBlue Point Robotics is committed to keeping improving product functions and service quality. Therefore, we reserve the right to change any product or software program described in this manual and the content of this manual at any time without any prior notice.This manual is designed to help you use this product correctly. It does not include any description of the software and hardware configuration of the product. For product configuration, please refer to the relevant contract (if any) and packing list, or consult the dealer who sold the product to you. Pictures in the manual are for reference only, subject to actual products.This manual is protected by copyright laws and regulations. Without the prior written authorization of Blue Point Robotics, this manual shall not be copied or transcribed in any way, transmitted in any form through any wired or wireless network, or translated into any language.

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Service Information

Please contact us if you: • find any inconsistency between the actual use of the product and the

manual during operation, • want to get the latest information, • have any questions or suggestions for the product.

E-mail for technical supports: [email protected] the QR code for more information:

Note: The above information may be subject to changes due to objective factors, please refer to the latest information published by Blue Point.

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Contents

Safety First

Material List

Acquaint with Maya

Quick Operation GuideAssemble the ultraviolet lamp tube

Start and place Maya

Connect Maya with your phone

Create a map

Add spots

Add area

Start the first disinfection task

More operationsSuspend and terminate tasks

Switch maps

Calibrate the location of Maya

More functionsSet up an appointment

Track disinfection

Send task reports

Save tasks

Automatic charging

Maintenance

Warranty information

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Safety First

Before operating Maya, read and acquaint yourself with all the security protocols and programs. Users should strictly abide by all the security precautions and ensure that Maya has been properly assembled and is working properly.

1. Common Warning

• Be sure to check Maya for damage before each use. Do not operate damaged or defective machines in any way.

• Please follow the instructions of this manual to complete the assembly of Maya, do not disassemble or change the structure of Maya in any other way. Do not modify or decompile Maya's operating system without authorization.

• If you have any questions about safety protocols and operating procedures, please contact Blue Point in time.

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• Children under 14 and elderly people over 65 are forbidden to use the product. They can only use the product when accompanied.

• Pregnant women, alcoholics, patients with mental illness or any heart disease, people with limited capacity are forbidden to use the product.

• Please keep a certain distance from Maya as it moves.

• Never put your feet near Maya to prevent it from crushing your feet when it moves.

2. Personal Safety Warning

• Avoid direct exposure of your body to the ultraviolet light.

• Check the UV lamp tubes before each use. If there is any damage, ventilate the product in time for 30 minutes. Wear gloves and put the damaged tubes in a sealed plastic bag and take it to the local waste facility for recycling.

• If you are not familiar with the operation procedures of Maya, it is recommended to wear protective clothing and goggles.

3.UV Warning

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• Please clean up the hazardous objects in the operating area in time. Such objects include tables and chairs with hollowed-out lower parts, glass furniture and so on.

• When the layout of the map area changes, please update the map information in time.

• Do not put Maya in a place where it obstructs pedestrians.

• Do not occupy the charging spot of Maya.

• If you need to move Maya manually, please press the stop button for emergency first.

4.Navigation Warning

• Do not strike Maya。

• Make sure that the power supply is turned off before moving Maya

• When moving Maya, please use proper assembly and moving skills or use moving tools. It is suggested that two people should work together to carry the robot. Please apply force at the designated position for transportation.

5. Mechanical Warning

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• Make sure that you use the charging pile and power cord provided by Blue Point

• When Maya is connected to the power supply, do not open any access panel of the machine to avoid unnecessary danger caused by touching the power supply by mistake.

• When Maya is connected to the power supply, do not touch the area with electricity by hands or other tools.

• If you need to replace the battery, please pay attention to the correct connection of the battery. Do not disassemble, puncture or squeeze the battery, and keep the battery dry all the time.

• If Maya is spared for a long time, please turn off the power in time.

6. Electrical Warning

• It is recommended to use Maya on flat and dry indoor ground.

• Avoid using Maya in unsafe environments such as places with flammable gases, vapors, liquids, dust or fibers, which may cause dangerous events such as fire or explosion.

• Avoid using Maya in inclement weather and bad road conditions, such as heavy rain, snow, icy roads, hydrops, slippery roads with dirt, etc.

• Avoid using Maya in places that are risky or do not meet the requirements of the product use. Such places include deep pits, cracks, walking stairs, steep slopes with the angle larger than 6°, gaps with the distance further than 10mm, passages with the width shorter than 800mm, etc.

7.Operational Environment

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• All operations need to be authorized to prevent irrelevant personnel from operating Maya.

• When a disinfection spot is reached, there will be a countdown of 30 seconds to ensure that the operator can have enough time to stay away from the disinfection area or move to the area free from ultraviolet rays.

• When adding a task containing spot disinfection, you need to confirm the safety information before completing the addition.

• During the disinfection process, disinfection can be stopped immediately as long as any part of the screen is touched. To a certain extent, it can reduce the injury of people who go astray or cannot leave the area in time.

• You can check the service time of ultraviolet lamps on Maya and pay attention to the wear and tear of ultraviolet lamps in time to ensure the stability of lamps.

8.Understand the Safety System of Maya

• Maya will perform a self-test when it is turned on. Maya will enter the main interface only after it pass the self-test. Otherwise, nothing can be done until the exception has been fixed.

• Maya comes with a sound and light alarm during the disinfection process to remind nearby people to stay away from it.

• There is a red emergency stop button behind Maya. The robot will stop all the activities once the button is pressed in any case.

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Material List

Ultraviolet lamp tube ×10( Two of them are spare parts )

Power cord ×1 Charging pile ×1

Accessories

Maya×1

Inner hexagonal wrench ×2

Protective clothing ×1

Goggles ×1

Remote control switch ×1

Warning board ×1

Chunk ×1

Direct charger ×1

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Acquaint with Maya

Air circulation outle

UV-C lamp

Touch screen

TOF cameraUltrasonic sensor

Universal wheel

USB interface (USB flash disk)

Hub motorCharging pole

Direct charging port

Infrared sensor

HEPA filter

Main switchBottom boat-type switch

Philips TUV T8 55W

power switch button

Emergency stop switch

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1. Insert the upper and lower ends of the lamp into the lamp holder.

2. Rotate (clockwise or anticlockwise) the lamp for 90°. Make sure the indentation mark is aimed at the lamp holder groove.

3. Complete the assembly of all the 6 lamps.

Assemble ultraviolet lamps

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Quick Operation Guide

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1. Turn on the Main Switch.

2. Press the switch button for a long time, and let it go after the beep changes from short to long.

Start Maya

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3. After the guiding page is displayed on the touching screen, complete the initial settings (language setting-wireless LAN configuration-email binding-PIN code setting) and enter the main interface.

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1. The back of the charging pile need to be placed against the wall to ensure that there is the distance of more than 50 centimeters for each side.

2. Plug in the power cord.

Place Maya

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3. Press the emergency stop button on Maya.

4. Push the Maya to the charging pile. Make sure that the electrode piece of Maya is in connect ion wi th the charging head of the charging pile, and then start charging.

5. Rotate and pull up the emergency stop button.

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You need to use BP Connect App to bind Maya with your mobile phone. Please search “BPconnection” on Tencent Myapp, download and install the app.

Bind Maya with Your Phone

There are two ways to connect Maya and your mobile phone. If the coverage of WLAN is limited, it is recommended to use Maya wireless hotspot to ensure stability in the process of mapping.

Wireless LANMaya Hotspot

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1. Turn on the wireless hotspot in the settings of Maya.

2. Connect your mobile phone to the wireless hotspot.

3. Open the app, and click the button of “Add Robots".

4. Click the “Add" button on the Maya robot that has been searched out.

5. You can bind the robot successfully by confirming the binding on the Maya robot.

• Use Maya Hotspot for Binding

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1. Connect Maya and mobile phone to the same wireless LAN.

2. Open the app, and click the button of “Add Robots" .

3. Click the “Add” button on the Maya robot that has been searched out.

4. You can bind the robot successfully by confirming the binding on the Maya robot.

• Use a Wireless LAN for Binding

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1. C l i c k t h e b u t t o n o f “ M a p Management” on the navigation page to enter the map list page.

2. Click the button of “Create a Map”.

3. Enter the name of the map and the number of the floor.

4. Select the map area.

Create a Map

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4. Control the robot to move and scan pictures manually.

5. Save the map after scanning.

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1. Click the button of “Edit Marks” on the navigation page to enter into editing the position.

2. Click the button of “Add a Spot” .

3. Zoom in on the map with two fingers and move the cursor in the center of the map to an appropriate position.

4. Enter the name of the marked spot, and click the “Save” button to save the spot.

Add Spots

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1. Click the button of “Edit Marks” on the navigation page to enter into editing the position.

2. Click the button of "Add an Area" .

3. Zoom in on the map with two fingers, and drag the four corner dots of the rectangular area to the appropriate positions.

4. Enter the name of the area, and click the "Save" button to save the area.

Add Area

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1. Enter the task page from the Maya main interface to create a new task.

Start the First Disinfection Task

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2. The first task node is set to “go to marked spot“. Select a marked spot.

3. Add a second task node. Set it as “spot disinfection", and select the time and mode of disinfection you want to disinfect.

4. Click YES to add the task and click YES again.

5. Confirm and check the security item.

6. Maya will automatically go to the marked spot and disinfect it.

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Tasks that are currently in progress can be suspend and terminated on both Maya and the app.

Suspend and Terminate tasks

More Operations

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You can switch maps on both Maya and the app.

1. Enter the navigation-navigation settings on Maya and click on the map name.

2. Select the name of the map and the number of the floor you want to switch to. Click Save Settings to start the switch of maps.

3. Enter the map management on the app. Select the floor of the map which you want to switch, and click the "switch" button below.

4. Click the Yes button in the pop-up preview confirmation box to start the switch of maps.

Switch Maps

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When you find the following situation:

• the location displayed on the map is inconsistent with the actual position;

• the arrival location is inconsistent with the actual marked location.

you can control or push the Maya to the charging pile manually. When you start charging, the Maya will automatically calibrate the location.

Calibrate the Location of Maya

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You can choose not to perform the task immediately but to perform later in the future or after the charge is completed.

1. Click Perform Now when you create a new task to change the performing conditions of the task.

2. Select to set up an appointment for performance. When the appointment mode is about time, select a certain time for the task to be performed. When the scheduled time is up, the robot will start performing the task.

3. When the appointment mode is about electricity, select the amount of electricity at which the robot start performing the task. When the robot is charged to the selected amount of electricity, it will start performing the task.

4. The scheduled tasks a re on the scheduled task list.

Set up an appointment

More Functions

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Apart from spot disinfection, the robot a l so suppor t t rack d i s in fec t ion of automatically planned routes with no blind spot.

Track Disinfection

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• Automatic transmission

Turn on the "automatically send task reports after disinfection" option, and Maya will automatically send task reports to bound mailboxes.

• Manual transmission

After checking the historical tasks, click the "send reports" button to send reports of these tasks to the bound mailbox

Send Task Report

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The newly created task process can be saved on Maya. Next time, you can directly select and execute the saved task.

Save tasks

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Turn on the "auto-return charging at low battery " option, and then Maya will automatically return to the charging pile to charge when the battery is too low.

Automatic Charging

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Maintenance

• Regularly use Belle detergent and clean cloth to wipe the outer surface of Maya.

• The lidar sensor is a precision component. Please wipe it gently and do not press hard on it.

• Ultraviolet lamp tubes are fragile parts. The damage of them will cause mercury leakage, so please wipe the tubes gently and do not press hard on them.

• Do not wash Maya.

• When Maya is not in use, store it in a dry and cool place indoor place. It is forbidden to place it outdoors.

• Check out whether the UV lamp tubes are in good condition. The condition can be checked through the glass window when it is opened. If the UV lamp tubes are damaged, ventilation should be carried out timely for more than 20 minutes to prevent inhaling harmful gasses.

• Check out whether the functions of the sensor is normal. Contact Blue Point for abnormal cases.

• Check out whether there are abnormal noises when Maya is moving. If there is any, please contact Blue Point.

• If you need to replace the battery, please contact Blue Point.

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Warranty Information

Warranty coverage Names of the Parts Warranty periodMain parts Cover, Touching Screen, Motor, Inverter, etc. 12 monthsConsumables / Accessories

Ultraviolet lamp tubes, power cord, manual, package, etc.

No warranty (if there is damage caused in factories, you can get free replacement)

Exemption from the scope of the free warranty:• The product or parts exceed the corresponding warranty period;• Normal decolorization, wear and tear during the use of the product;• Failure or damage caused by incorrect or improper use, maintenance or storage, such as: improper handling; unreasonably expected use of the

product; improper insertion and unplugging of external equipment; drop or improper external force extrusion; contact or exposure to inapplicable environment.

• When temperature, solvent, acid-base, water immersion and other environment or products or insect bite or foreign body invasion cause the product or its parts (such as cover, components, circuits, etc.) getting fragmentation, corrosion, damage, etc.;

• Failure or damage caused by installation, repair, modification, addition or disassembly by agencies or personnel that have not been authorized by Blue Point;

• The original identification information of the product or component is modified, changed, or removed;• There is no valid sales invoice and other documents and there is no other way to confirm the warranty;• Failure or damage caused by the use of any illegally licensed, non-standard, or non-publicly distributed software;• Failure or damage caused by virus, hackers’ attack, or other malicious infringements;• Failure or damage caused by force majeure or accident;• The damage occurred during the return of the product for maintenance;• Other failures or damage not caused by quality problems of the product itself;• The product can be run without any break or error.

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Warranty Card

Product ModelProduct NumberDate of PurchaseCustomer name

Warranty Records

User profile

Date of Warranty Failure and Methods for Repairment

Date of Completion

Customer Signature

Blue PointCertificate

Number of Inspector:________ Date of Inspection: ___________ Conclusion:Qualified

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Zhejiang Blue Point Robotics Co., Ltd.

Web:http://www.bluepointrobotics.com

E-mail:[email protected]

Tel:+86 0571 - 8858 2932

Address:Room 405, Building C, No.258 Xiqin Street, Yuhang, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China