Nintendo Entertainment System Television User Manual

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THE CONTROL DECK THAT PUTS YOU
IN CONTROL OF INCREDIBLE FUN!
ENTERTAINMENT
SYSTEM®
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2. Repair/service after expiration of warranty ................... 18
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CHAPTER I
NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM (NES)
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
NEED HELP?
NINTENDO CONSUMER ASSISTANCE TELEPHONE HOTLINE
1-800-422-2602
(MON. to SAT., 6:00A.M. to 6:00P.M., PACIFIC TIME*)
*7:00A.M. to 7:00P.M. - MOUNTAIN TIME
8:00A.M. to 8:00P.M. - CENTRAL TIME
9:00A.M. to 9:00P.M. - EASTERN TIME
PLEASE READ THE SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING
TO CONNECT THE NES TO YOUR TV SET. IF, AFTER READING ALL SET-UP
INSTRUCTIONS, YOU ARE STILL UNABLE TO HOOK UP YOUR SYSTEM,
PLEASE CALL OUR CONSUMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT
AT THE NUMBER PROVIDED ABOVE.
NINTENDO OF AMERICA INC.
© 1988 NINTENDO
1. NES COMPONENTS
* CONTROL DECK
POWER ON AND
REINSERT INDICATOR
(when flashing)
POWER SWITCH
RESET SWITCH
CONTROLLER SOCKET 1
CONTROLLER SOCKET 2
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RF SWITCH JACK
Ch, 3/Ch. 4 SWITCH
AC ADAPTER JACK
® АС ADAPTER
AC ADAPTER PLUG
(POWER PLUG)
* AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE
e 75/3000 CONVERTER
VIDEO-OUT JACK
AUDIO-OUT JACK
e CONTROLLER
CONTROL PAD
3
SELECT BUTTON Ч
START BUTTON
BUTTON B BUTTON A
CONTROLLER PLUG
e 300/7592
CONVERTER
e RF SWITCH
COAXIAL CABLE 75% CONNECTOR
ANTENNA CABLE
F-TYPE
RF PLUG
(to CONTROL DECK)
2. CONNECTING THE NES CONTROL DECK
TO YOUR TV SET
Please read the set-up instructions carefully before attempting to connect the NES to your
TV set. If, after reading all set up instructions, you are still unable to hook up your system,
please call our Consumer Service Department at 1-800-422-2602.
There are two alternative methods of connecting the NES Control Deck to your TV set,
depending upon your type of TV:
EITHER: (1) Using the Audio/Video Cable;
OR: (2) Using the RF Switch and Converters,
Make sure that you are not trying to use both the RF Switch and the Audio/Video Cable:
only one is required.
First, compare your TV with the following illustrations (1), (2) (i) and (2) (ii) to determine
which method you should use, (1) or (2). If you have a VCR connected to your TV, see
Page 6.
(1) Using the Audio/Video Cable
(Note! If your TV does not have direct audio/video connections, proceed directly to
Method (2) “using the RF Switch and Converters”.)
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AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE
Note! Color coding of TV connections may differ from that of audio/video cable and
Control Deck.
To facilitate connection to video recorders, etc., many TV's have special audio/video input
jacks. If your TV has such a jack, connect the audio/video cable supplied with the NES
between the audio/video-out jacks on the NES Control Deck and the audio/video-in jacks
on your TV set, and then flick the switch located on your TV that changes the TV from
antenna reception to direct audio/video input. When you use the audio/video cable to con-
nect the NES to your TV, there is no need to use the RF switch or converters, or to touch
the antenna on the back of your TV. For more information on direct audio/video hook-ups
to your TV, consult your TV Operation Manual,
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OR (2) Using the RF Switch and Converters (compatible with most TVs)
(i) If your TV has TWO SCREWS FOR (VHF) antenna connection, connect the RF Switch
and NES as shown below. If your TV has a VHF cable connector, please see page 5.
(Note: The existing antenna/cable to the TV should first be disconnected from the TV
and then reconnected to the RF Switch. This will allow the signal from the
antenna/cable to reach the TV when the NES is turned off.)
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(SEE PAGE 2 FOR REAR VIEW OF CONTROL DECK)
below.
(Note: The existing antenna/cable to the TV should first be disconnected from the TV
and then reconnected to the RF switch. This will allow the signal from the
antenna/cable to reach the TV when the NES is turned off.)
VHF CABLE CONNECTOR
ON
BACK OF TELEVISION SET
: EXISTING
: TWIN LEAD WIRE”
: FROM OUTSIDE
! ANTENNA OR
: RABBIT EARS
WITH
300/752
CONVERTER
| EXISTING
: 750 CONNECTOR :
: FROM TV ANTENNA |
{ CABLE TV, OR VCR |
runa enn CONNECT TO RF SWITCH JACK
(SEE PAGE 2 FOR REAR VIEW OF CONTROL DECK)
NOTE:
If a VCR is already connected between the antenna and the VHF terminals on the
back of your TV set, the RF Switch MUST be installed BETWEEN the VCR and
the TV as shown below:
(Refer to the illustrations on Page 4 and 5 for your type of TV connection.)
With this hook-up you are still.able to record TV programs while using the NES.
——AC ADAPTER JACK
110/120-VOLT
RF SWITCH
AC OUTLET [ JACK
AC ADAPTER >
AC ADAPTER > ANTENNA—
| OR
I) | CABLE TV
VHF IN
(From Antenna)
IF THERE IS A CABLE CONNECTED BETWEEN THE VCR AND THE UHF
TERMINAL ON BACK OF YOUR TV SET, LEAVE THAT CABLE AS IS.
3. CONNECTING YOUR NES COMPONENTS
e CONNECTING THE AC ADAPTER TO THE CONTROL DECK
Insert the AC adapter power plug into the AC adapter jack on the back of the Control
Deck.
Plug the AC adapter into a 110/120-volt AC wall outlet.
AC ADAPTER JACK
110/120-VOLT AC OUTLET
=
| [RF SWITCH
-AC ADAPTER BR
AC ADAPTER > -- ANTENNA
PLUG < OR
CABLE TV
OR
VCR
CONNECTING THE CONTROLLERS TO THE CONTROL DECK
Both controllers are identical and may be connected to either controller socket. How-
ever, the controller connected to controller socket 1 becomes Controller 1, and the
controller connected to controller socket 2 becomes Controller 2. The distinction is
important when selecting and starting games, since only Controller 1 is used to select
and start games.
CONTROLLER SOCKET 1
NOTE: Do not insert or remove controllers from control deck during gameplay as this may
cause game malfunction.
4. OPERATING YOUR NES
e TO START PLAY
—
. Turn your television on to Channel 3.
Note: If Channel 3 is broadcasting in your area and interfering with the game, set the
television and the switch on the back of the Control Deck to Channel 4.
N
. If your TV has an automatic fine tuning control (AFC), turn it off. (Use the manual fine
tune dial to adjust the picture after inserting the game pak as described below).
Note: If you have a color TV that turns black and white when the AFC is turned off,
leave the AFC on.
3. Make sure that the power switch on the Control Deck is off.
CAUTION!! ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT THE POWER SWITCH ON THE CONTROL DECK
IS OFF BEFORE INSERTING OR REMOVING A GAME PAK!!
ALWAYS CHECK THE GAME PAK EDGE CONNECTOR FOR FOREIGN
MATERIAL BEFORE INSERTING THE GAME PAK INTO THE CONTROL DECK!!
4. Open the Chamber Lid Insert a Game Pak into PRESS DOWN on the
on the Control Deck. the Chamber (Label Game Pak until it locks
Facing up) and Push it into place and close the
all the way in. Chamber Lid.
5. Turn on the power switch of the NES Control Deck and push the reset button.
ote: If the “reinsert” indicator light on the front of the Control Deck is flashing, it
means that the game pak is not loaded correctly. In this case, turn off the
Control Deck power switch and start over from step 4.
Note: When the game pak is inserted properly, a colorful game display should appear
on the TV screen. If it does not, or the picture is imperfect, turn the Control
Deck power switch off and then on again, and press the reset button.
6. Use the SELECT button on Controller 1 to select the game you want to play, and start
the game with the START button on Controller 1.
Note: If you experience any problems in operating your NES, please do not hesitate
to call Nintendo’s Consumer Service Department, toll free, at 1-800-422-2602.
e CHANGING GAME PAKS
1. Turn off the Control Deck power switch.
CAUTION!!! ALWAYS TURN OFF THE CONTROL DECK POWER SWITCH BEFORE
INSERTING OR REMOVING A GAME PAK!!
2. Open the Chamber Lid. Gently push down on Pull the Game Pak out.
the Game Pak allowing
it to pop up.
Do not attempt to pry
the Game Pak up.
3. Insert a new game pak of your choice into the chamber as shown on the preceding page.
4. Turn on the Control Deck power switch. A colorful game display should appear on the
TV screen.
IMPORTANT! After you have finished playing, do not forget to remove the Game Pak
from the Control Deck.
Be sure to keep Game Paks and Control Deck chamber clean and free
of dirt, dust, lint, etc.
Keep Control Deck cover closed when not inserting or removing Game
Paks.
Keep Game Paks stored in their plastic sleeves when not in use.
Do not leave the Control Deck’s power on for extended periods when
not in use.
e USING THE CONTROLLERS
Your NES includes two identical controllers. The controller you plug into controller
socket 1 becomes “Controller 1”; the controller you plug into controller socket 2
becomes “Controller 2”. For one player, plug either controller into controller socket 1.
For two players, plug both controllers into the controller sockets.
® SELECT BUTTON (Controller 1 only).
Each game pak contains several variations of the game. The SELECT button is used to
select the particular variation you want to play from the menu displayed at the begin-
ning of the game.
® START BUTTON {Controller 1 only)
After selecting the game you want from the game menu, push the START button to
start the game. The START button can also be used to take a “time-out” in the middle
of a game. If you push the START button in the middle of a game, the game will freeze
(pause) where it is until the START button is pressed again.
Note: On some games there is no pause function.
e CONTROL PAD
The 4-way Control Pad moves the main character of the game up, down, left, and right;
although its function may vary from game to game. Consult the instructions included
with your game pak for more details.
* BUTTONS A ANDB
Buttons A and B perform different functions in different games. Consult the instruc-
tions included with your game pak for details.
NOTE: Do not insert or remove controllers from control deck during gameplay as this
may cause game malfunction,
5. RETURNING YOUR TV TO REGULAR
PROGRAM VIEWING
After you have finished playing, simply turn off the power switch on the Control Deck,
and turn your channel selector to the desired channel to view regular TV programs. (There
is no need to disconnect the RF switch, etc.)
6. CARE AND PRECAUTIONS
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. Do not disassemble or attempt to repair the NES
. Always turn off the power switch on the Control
. DO NOT USE ANY POWER PLUG OTHER THAN THE AC ADAPTER PROVIDED
WITH YOUR NES.
. Do not use any RF switch other than the one included with your NES.
components. Doing so voids your warranties.
Deck before inserting or removing a game pak from
the chamber.
. Before inserting a Game Pak, always check the Game Pak edge connector and remove
any foreign materials. In order to keep the contacts clean, avoid touching the
connector with your fingers.
. After you have finished playing, be sure to remove the Game Pak from the Control
Deck and close the chamber cover.
. Always keep Game Paks stored in their sleeves when not in use.
. Do not pull or yank the NES wires.
. Do not store the Control Deck on the floor for long periods where it may collect dirt,
dust, lint, etc.
. Do not drop, bang, or abuse the NES components.
. Do not leave the Control Deck's power on for extended periods when not in use.
. When disconnecting the power plug, controller plugs, or the RF plug from the Control
Deck, pull from the plug itself - not from the wire.
. Do not expose the Control Deck, game paks, the controllers, the RF switch, or the
AC adapter to extreme heat or cold.
. Do not spill liquids on the Control Deck, game paks, controllers, RF switch, AC
adapter, etc. To clean, use a soft slightly damp cloth (use water only).
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM
REMEDY
T.V. screen does
not come on.
Make sure your television set is turned on and the power
cord is plugged in.
No game playfield
image on screen
(but screen is lit).
e Make sure the power switch on the control deck is turned on.
e Make sure that the AC adapter is plugged into a 110/120 volt
wall outlet and that the AC adapter output jack is plugged
into the Control Deck.
Make sure that the Control Deck and the antenna wire are
connected to the RF switch properly and that the RF switch
is connected to the TV (refer to “Connecting the NES Con-
trol Deck to Your TV Set”).
Make sure the game pak is inserted into the control deck
correctly (refer to the game pak insertion section in your
NES Instruction Manual). Also, try pressing the reset switch
on your Control Deck or try turning the power switch off
and then turning it on again.
Make sure that the Channel 3/Channel 4 switch on the
Control Deck is set to Channel 3 and that the TV is set to
Channel 3.
Game playfield is
on screen but the
picture is rolling
or the screen has
bars or lines on it.
Adjust the vertical or horizontal hold controls on your tele-
vision until picture becomes steady.
Picture quality is
good, but sound
buzzes or is
distorted.
If there is interference on Channel 3, change the Channel 3/
Channel 4 switch on your Control Deck to Channel 4 and set
your TV to Channel 4.
A particularly strong television station may be broadcasting
on Channel 3 or 4 (or on cable TV) in your area and causing
interference. Try disconnecting the antenna wire from the
RF switch. (You will have to reconnect it again for regular
television viewing.)
Make sure that you are not trying to use both the RF switch
and the audio/video cables. Only one or the other is required
(see page 3).
When not playing
your NES, regular
T.V. programs
will not come in.
Make sure the power switch on your Control Deck is turned
off.
Make sure that the antenna is connected to the RF switch
properly and that the RF switch is connected to the TV.
(Refer to “Connecting the NES Control Deck to Your TV
E. (Continued on next page.)
SYMPTOM
REMEDY
When not playing
your NES, regular
T.V. programs
will not come in.
If regular TV programs will still not come in, unhook your
RF switch from your television and hook up the antenna
directly. (You will have to hook up the RF switch again in
order to play your NES.)
= Game playfield is
on screen, but
picture is fuzzy,
has no color or
has snow in it.
Make sure that the Control Deck and the antenna wire are
firmly connected to the RF switch and that the RF switch is
firmly connected to the TV. (Refer to “Connecting Your
NES Control Deck to Your TV Set.)
Adjust the fine-tune and contrast controls on your TV to
receive the clearest picture possible.
If your TV has an automatic fine-tuning control (AFC), turn
it off and use the manual fine-tuning control to get a better
picture, (If your TV loses its color when the AFC is off, turn
¡it back on.)
If the Control Deck is too close to the television, the Control
Deck may cause some interference. Try moving the Control
Deck farther from the TV.
If there is interference on Channel 3, change the Channel 3/
Channel 4 switch on your control deck to Channel 4 and set
your TV to Channel 4.
A particularly strong television station may be broadcasting
on Channel 3 or 4 {or on cable TV) in your area and causing
interference. Try disconnecting the antenna wire from the
RF switch. {You will have to reconnect it again for regular
television viewing.)
= Picture quality is
good, but there
are no game
sounds.
e Make sure the TV volume is turned up.
Adjust fine-tune control until sound is good.
The sound in some games begins only after the start button is
pressed.
® Picture is blinking
or distorted.
Try pressing reset button. If no improvement, turn Control
Deck power switch off, remove and re-insert pak. Turn power
on. Press reset button,
IF YOU ARE STILL UNABLE TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM, PLEASE CALL
OUR NES CONSUMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT 1-800-422-2602.
COMPLIANCE WITH FCC REGULATIONS
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used
properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause
interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in
Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection
against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause inter-
ference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
— Reorient the receiving antenna
— Relocate the NES with respect to the receiver
— Move the NES away from the receiver
— Plug the NES into a different outlet so the NES and receiver are on
different circuits.
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television tech-
nician for additional suggestions. The user may find the following booklet prepared by the
Federal Communications Commission helpful:
How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems. This booklet is available
from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, Stock No. 004-000-
00345-4,
CHAPTER I
WARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMATION
1. 90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY
90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY
NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
TO VALIDATE THE FOLLOWING 90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY,
YOUR WARRANTY CARD AND SALES SLIP OR PROOF OF
PURCHASE, MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO
NINTENDO WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER DATE OF PURCHASE.
e 90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY
Nintendo of America Inc. (“Nintendo”) warrants to the original consumer purchaser
that this Nintendo Entertainment System “System'* shall be free from defects in
material and workmanship for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase. If a defect
covered by this warranty occurs during this 90-day warranty period, Nintendo will repair
or replace the defective Control Deck or component part, at its option, free of charge.
To receive this warranty service:
. DO NOT return your defective merchandise to the retailer.
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. Notify the Nintendo Consumer Service Department of the problem requiring warranty
service by calling 1-800-422-2602. Our Consumer Service Department is in operation
from 6:00A.M. to 6:00P.M. Pacific Time, Monday through Saturday. PLEASE DO
NOT send your defective components to Nintendo before calling the Nintendo
Consumer Service Department.
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. If the Nintendo Service Representative is unable to solve the problem by phone, he
will provide you with a Return Authorization number. You MUST record this number
on the outside packaging of your defective components, and return it FREIGHT
PREPAID, AND INSURED FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE, TO:
Nintendo of America Inc.
NES Consumer Service Department
4820 — 150th Avenue N.E.
Redmond, WA 98052
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This warranty shall not apply if the System has been damaged by negligence, accident,
unreasonable use, modification, tampering, or by other causes unrelated to defective
materials or workmanship. This warranty shall not apply if the Control Deck serial num-
ber has been altered, defaced, or removed.
e WARRANTIES LIMITATIONS
ANY APPLICABLE IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE
HEREBY LIMITED TO NINETY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE AND
ARE SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH HEREIN. IN NO EVENT SHALL
NINTENDO BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES
RESULTING FROM THE BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES.
The provisions of this warranty are valid in the United States only. Some states do not
allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusion of consequential or
incidental damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary
from state to state.
* Components covered under this warranty are: Nintendo Entertainment System —
Control Deck, controllers, AC adapter, RF switch and converters.
2. REPAIR/SERVICE AFTER EXPIRATION OF
WARRANTY
If any of your NES System components develop a problem requiring service after the
90-day warranty period, contact the Nintendo Consumer Service Department at
1-800-422-2602, PLEASE DO NOT send your defective components to Nintendo before
calling the Nintendo Consumer Service Department. If the Nintendo Service
Representative is unable to solve the problem over the phone, he may advise you of
the approximate cost to repair the component(s) and provide you with a Return
Authorization number.
You MUST then record this number on the outside packaging of the defective
component(s) and return the defective merchandise, FREIGHT PREPAID, AND INSURED
FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE TO:
Nintendo of America Inc.
NES Consumer Service Department
4820-150th Avenue N.E.
Redmond, WA 98052
RA #
Please enclose a money order payable to Nintendo of America Inc. for the cost quoted
you. Repairs may also be charged on a VISA or MASTERCARD credit card. If, after
personal inspection, the Nintendo Service Technician determines your NES components
cannot be repaired, they will be returned and your payment refunded.
3. CONSUMER PARTS LIST AND ORDER FORM
NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM PARTS LIST & ORDER FORM
; |
o Part Name Price | Quantity ÿ of
202 AC Adapter $12.00
203 RF Switch 11.00
204 Controller 15.00
206 300/750 Converter 3.00
207 75/3000 Converter 3.00
208 Audio/Video Cable 4.00
2454 Control Deck Instruction Manual 1.75
2460 Zapper Instruction Manual 1.75
6740 Advantage Instruction Manual 1.75
7374 NES Max Instruction Manual 1.75
8047 Power Pad Operation Manual 1.75
316 Game Pak Sleeve 1.00
5581 Joystick Knob (NES Advantage) 3.00
5582 Turbo Rate Adjustment Knob 1.00
6748 3D Glasses (cardboard) 2.00
6467 Zelda Game Map 1.00
XXX Game Pak Manual (please specify)* 1.25
*PLEASE NOTE:
Nintendo cannot supply Game Manuals and maps for
“Licensed” games. These games can be identified by the
words “Licensed By Nintendo for play on the Nintendo
Entertainment System'' on the packaging. Please contact
the Game Licensee (whose name is also on the package)
directly for these items. (You may call Nintendo at
1-800-422-2602 for the Licensee’’s address and telephone
number).
SUB TOTAL
WASHINGTON STATE RESIDENTS ONLY ADD 8.1% SALES TAX
POSTAGE & HANDLING ($2.00 for orders of $4.00 or more, 50€ for
orders of less than $4.00)
For expedited shipping service (2 day Air Freight)
please add an additional $2.50
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE
FOR ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE SEE NEXT PAGE.
To Order By Phone
(Requires VISA or MASTERCARD ONLY; NO C.0.D. Orders)
Call 1-800-422-2602 6:00A.M. to 6:00P.M. Pacific Time (MON. to SAT.)
Please have your VISA or MASTERCARD card number and expiration date ready.
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То Order By Mail
. Please complete the following:
Name Phone ( )
Street Address
City State Zip
. Enclose Money Order or Credit Card Authorization for total amount due.
If paying by VISA or MASTERCARD:
Please charge total amount due of $ to my:
(VISA or MC?) Card No. Expiration Date
Name on Card (Print) Signed ВНЕ
Mail to: Nintendo of America Inc.
4820 150th Avenue N.E.
Redmond, WA 98052
Allow 4 — 6 weeks for delivery. We cannot accept cash, stamps, or C.0.D. orders.
Prices are applicable within the United States only and are subject to change without
notice.
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