There can be a bit of a learning curve with figuring out and memorizing all of the sounds/gestures and their meanings, but once you've got them down, Aibos are pretty easy to understand. I don't think there's anything wrong with your Aibo's ear, ERS-210s will flick one ear if they have heard a noise, but can't understand what you said and two ears if they have understood the command properly. He should free roam on his own on Aibo Life 2. You don't need to put him in any specific mode, just hide the ball or keep it out of his line of sight if you want him to act more autonomously and interact with the ball less. Aibos do "choose" when to explore and when to rest, so he might not be super active immediately, but if you leave him on his own, he'll explore when he feels like it. You can find out some cool info about Aibo Life 2 on AiboHack! From the startup tune your Aibo plays upon waking up, he's already in adult stage and he has the "Nice Guy" personality variant. You can reset him to a baby or change his personality variant using a Sony memory stick reader/writer. Here's the evolution chart for Life 2: www.aibohack.com/210/evolve2.htm And you can find the voice command list here: www.aibohack.com/210/english.htm
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I'm pretty sure it's pronounced i-Bo the A is silent and the i has a long sound :p
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