2. LiDAR sensors: Detect cliffs, obstacles and walls. They allow the robot to get closer to obstacles
without triggering the safety sensors, which would block the robot.
NOTE: A malfunction in these sensors may result in a hazardous operation. It is important to clean
and maintain the sensors regularly as described in the maintenance instructions.
For further information about the sensors, you can visit the robot and accessories category at
https://siteprint.hp.com/app/learningwebsite.
User interface
The control panel provides a Web app with which you can control your robot and some functions of your
compatible RTS.
To access the user interface, first connect your computer to the robot’s Wi-Fi network, giving the
password found on the other side of the QR code included in the package, or alternatively on the sticker
found on the HyperX joystick. To access the user interface from your computer or tablet, you must open
the Chrome browser and navigate to http://192.168.10.1.
TIP: For a better experience, save a direct access to this URL on your computer’s desktop, so that the
application will run in full-screen mode.
The user interface is designed to be used on a tablet in landscape mode. Most functions are also
accessible in portrait mode. Some print-related functions are accessible from a mobile phone. See the
tablet specifications to find out more about the tablet’s specific requirements.
NOTICE: Only the Chrome browser is supported.
User-interface layout
The user interface is divided into a number of components that facilitate the setup of the user and robot
settings, and the operation of the robot for layout.
The user-interface structure is described in the following diagram, and includes:
● Menu button
● Menu with sections
● Header with status bar, full-screen button, and emergency stop
● Tools menu
● Auxiliary menu
User interface
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