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# Sugar ASR Unplugged Usage

The ASR Voice Recognition module can be used without any programming, simply connect a 3V battery box or 3.7V battery to use the module individually.

![](https://kittenbothk-eng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_images/asr3.png)

![](https://kittenbothk-eng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_images/asr4.png)

#### Operations Manual

#### 1. The module will read out the firmware version after powering on.

#### 2. Wake up the module by saying one of these awake commands, the module replies ‘Uh huh’ when a wake-up command is heard

Wake-up Commands:

1. Hey Sugar
2. Hello KittenBot
3. Hello Kitty

#### 3. Say the following commands to control onboard resources, module replies ‘OK’ when a command is heard.

These Commands can be used to control onboard resources:

Light Controls:

1. Lamp On / Light On
   * Controls 3Pin Sugar Port
2. Lamp Off / Light Off
   * Controls 3Pin Sugar Port
3. Brighter
   * Controls 3Pin Sugar Port
4. Dimmer
   * Controls 3Pin Sugar Port
5. Red Light On
   * Turns on built-in red LED
6. Green Light On
   * Turns on built-in green LED
7. Yellow Light On
   * Turns on built-in yellow LED
8. All Light Off
   * Turns off all lights

Actions:

1. Open Door / Open Window / Open Curtains / Hanger Out
   * Controls Servo Port
2. Close Door / Close Window / Close Curtains / Hanger In
   * Controls Servo Port
3. Fan On
   * Controls Motor Port
4. Fan Off
   * Controls Motor Port
5. Speed Up
   * Controls Motor Port
6. Slow Down
   * Controls Motor Port

#### 4. After idling for 10 seconds, the module will go into sleep mode after saying “Uh oh”, use a wake-up command to wake the module


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