User manual NINTENDO GAME BOY ADVANCE

[. . . ] If liquid leaking from a battery pack comes into contact with your eyes, immediately flush thoroughly with water and seek medical attention. To avoid battery leakage: · Do not expose battery to excessive physical shock or vibration. · Do not touch the terminals of the battery, or cause a short between the terminals with a metal object. Do not remove the rechargeable battery pack from the Game Boy Advance SP unless it needs to be replaced. [. . . ] (For optimal battery pack life, do not let the battery pack remain completely discharged for long periods of time. ) The rechargeable battery pack can be recharged approximately 500 times, but performance may decrease after repeated recharges, depending on usage conditions such as temperature. After 500 recharges, battery life may become only 70% of the battery life when new. (The actual recharge time varies depending on how much battery life you have left. ) When the Power Indicator LED becomes red, save your game and recharge the battery to prevent game data loss. You can play games while recharging the battery, but the recharge time is longer when you do so. IMPORTANT: The Game Boy Advance SP AC Adapter is only for use with the Game Boy Advance SP portable video game system. It is not compatible with the original Game Boy, Game Boy pocket, Game Boy Color or original Game Boy Advance. When you are finished playing, always turn your system OFF, and unplug the AC Adapter (if you are using it) from both the wall socket and Game Boy Advance SP. Do not wrap the AC Adapter cord around the Game Boy Advance SP. Illustration 1 3. When fully charged, remove the Illustration 3 AC Adapter from the wall outlet and fold the prongs back into the housing. When disconnecting any plugs from the Game Boy Advance SP or wall outlet, carefully pull by the plug itself rather than by the cord. 5 Using the Game Boy Advance SP Video Game System · For best color under bright light conditions, turn the screen light OFF (longer battery life). · For best color under low light conditions, turn the screen light ON (shorter battery life). NOTE: Because of differences between the Game Boy Advance and other Game Boy systems, a few two-player games may not work properly. This cable setup is only for original Game Boy and Game Boy Color Game Paks. Use of this cable with Game Boy Advance Game Paks may cause loss of game information during game play or when saving data. Please see Section 9 for Multi-player games using Game Boy Advance Game Paks. Be sure to remove this cable when not playing two-player games. Illustration 8 Connecting the Game Boy Advance SP to another Game Boy Advance SP, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Color, Game Boy pocket or Game Boy Printer. Illustration 9 Connecting the Game Boy Advance SP to the original Game Boy. Insert the Headphone Adapter into the EXT 2, on the top of the Game Boy Advance SP (Illustration 11). Insert the headphone jack from the headphones into the connector on the end of the Headphone Adapter. RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE: To meet FCC regulatory requirements, when using headphones please use Nintendo Stereo Headphones (sold separately, visit our on-line store at www. nintendo. com or call 1-800-255-3700). These headphones are designed to minimize radio frequency interference that may be generated when using the Game Boy Advance with the e-Reader accessory. Illustration 11 11 Troubleshooting (Before seeking assistance) Solution Make sure the battery pack is charged. If using a Game Link cable, check connections with the power OFF, then try again. (Review Sections 8 and 9. ) If using the AC Adapter, make sure it is securely connected to both the Game Boy Advance SP and the wall outlet. [. . . ] Skill development is an integral part of product. Gambling/Gaming - Betting-like behavior. Informational - Overall content of product contains data, facts, resource information, reference materials or instruction text. Mature Sexual Themes - Provocative material, possibly including partial nudity. Mild Language - Mild references to profanity, sexuality, violence, alcohol or drug use. [. . . ]