Newgy Ball Catch Net II Assembly & Use

The Newgy Ball Catch Net II extends the functionality of
Newgy Robo-Pong robots that have ball buckets. Placed
behind a robot sitting on the table, it will capture almost
all balls hit off the end of the table. Balls are fed down to
an exit hole and will accumulate in a collection box or
bucket (not supplied). When the ball bucket of your robot
empties, pick up your collection bucket, refill your robot
and you're ready to go again!
ASSEMBLY STEPS
Please read each step in its entirety. Then perform each
step point by point. Pay close attention to the directions,
especially the italicized words. Refer often to the
diagrams of Step 1 for part identification.
VERIFY ALL PARTS
1
Unpack all the parts from the box. Cover your
ping pong table top and layout the parts so you
can identify them. Become familiar with each part
as shown in this diagram. If uncertain of the identity of a
part, look for a small silver tag with the name of that part.
Side Nets
(Optional)
Front Frame, Left
Rear Frame, Left
Front Support
Mechanism
Cordlocks, Round
Plastic Clips (Only w/
Optional Side Nets)
Adjustment Screw
2 E-Clips (1 Pre-
Installed on Pivot Pin)
Pivot Pin
ASSEMBLY/USE INSTRUCTIONS
Frame Bracket
Main Net
Front
Frame,
Right
Rear
Frame,
Right
2 Cordlocks, Square
2 Wing Nuts
2 Hex Screws
6 Wire Clips (2
Additional Clips w/
Optional Side Nets)
Adjustment String, Rear
BALL CATCH NET II
2 ARRANGE FRAME PARTS
Arrange the frame parts as shown below. Pieces
are arranged in their relative final positions.
IMPORTANT: The rectangular cutout in the
Frame Bracket should be forward of the central plate of
the Bracket (to ensure proper positioning). You will also
need the 2 Hex Screws, 2 Wing Nuts, a #2 Phillips head
screwdriver, and a pair of pliers. All parts are designated
left or right as if you were standing in front of the net.
Front Frame, Right
Rear Frame, Right
ATTACH FRONT FRAME TO BRACKET
3
Line up the hole at
the end of the Right
Front Frame with
the hole on the right side of
the Frame Bracket. Insert a
Hex Screw through the holes
and fasten with a Wing Nut.
The Wing Nut needs to be at
the rear of the Frame Bracket
(as defined in Photo 2).
Repeat on the left side. Do not secure the pop buttons yet.
INSERT REAR FRAME INTO FRONT FRAME
4
Insert the Right
Rear Frame into
the Right Front
Frame as shown (A).
You will need to de-
press the pop button to
fully insert. The pop
button of the Rear Frame should pop through the inside
hole (NOT the top hole) of the Front Frame. Repeat with
the left side. Now snap the pop buttons of the Front
Frame (Photo 3) into the holes of the Frame Bracket. When
done, your frame should look like B.
Frame Bracket
Front Frame, Left
Rear Frame, Left
Pop
Button
A
Rear
Pop
Frame
Button
Front
Frame
Hex
Screw
Wing
Nut
B