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Omnibot 2000

Model 5405
Years produced: 1984 - 1988
Company: Tomy
Company info
Units made:
Original price: 600.00
current value:
Features:
- A built-in digital clock
- A built-in Cassette Unit
- A programmable alarm system with 3 different alarm sound
- A programmable cassette system to start & stop tapes at any time
- A memory capable of holding 7 different programs
- An onboard speaker to mix your voice with pre-recorded music
- Remote control operation with the Master Control Unit
- Program movement, voice, and robot sounds onto tapes that can be played
back for later execution
- Automated arm, wrist, hand, and head
- A motorized tray for carrying and delivering objects and serving drinks
- Audio-strobe Headlight eyes
- Accessory Interface Panel for optional Omnibot accessories
- External jack for adding on a speaker
Remote Features: The Master Control Unit (MCU) has an antenna
with its power switch & indicator. It has a button to push in to talk through
its microphone to the robot in which the robot will respond with eyes
flickering. It has all the buttons to control the robot as follows: LEFT side
of remote has arm up/down, wrist left/right, finger open/clamp, head
right/left; RIGHT side of remote controls movement of robot to go
forward/reverse, left/right turn, then the gear change in speed; also buttons
for tape start/stop, omnibot sounds, light on/off key.
The Remote came in 3 Frequencies:
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49.860 Mhz (US)
27.145 Mhz (Europe)
40.680 Mhz (TAL)
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Remote Control Commands:
Power Switch On/Off
Arm Control
- up/down
- wrist clockwise/counterclockwise
Direction
Finger Open
Finger Close
Head Right
Head Left
Gear Change
Tape Start/Stop
Omnibot Sounds
Light On/Off *Eyes
Size:
2 3/4" L x 1 3/4" W x 4" H
Options: All the sensors originally cost $ 144.80
INFRARED SENSOR - No. 5412
TRACER TAPE - No. 5413
PHOTO SENSOR - No. 5414
Ideas for your new PHOTO SENSOR accessory:
Even in the dark, your Securitroid will be ready to catch a thief!
Have your robot come to life just by flipping off or on a light. Your mechanical
pal makes a great alarm when the sun rises!
ULTRASONIC SENSOR - No. 5415
Ideas for your new ULTRASONIC SENSOR accessory:
Amaze your friends! Hold the transmitter out of sight and your mechanical man
will follow you everywhere... like magic!
Your robot can show-off at yard sales, advertises specials, and carry goods on
his tray.
Let your robot race with your baby brother or sister! See who's the fastest.
Battery and Charger info:
Omnibot 2000 requires two(2) AA batteries to run the tape deck and four(4) AA
batteries for the remote. The main power supply is the 6-volt 4-Amp Hour rechargeable
sealed battery. The Charger for the robot is a 6Volt 300ma Wall wart.
Manuals
Ads:

Promotional buttons given out in 1985
at the National Personal Robot Show in San Francisco
links
http://omnibot2k.com/omnibot

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