User manual SAITEK SZ02 WIRELESS ADAPTEUR

[. . . ] Time to start up one of your PlayStation® games and have some fun! 4 5 6 FEATURES AND CONTROLS Pass-through Port (with cover on) Scan Button Signal Indicator LED Charge Indicator LED RECEIVER Power Pack (shown charging in Receiver) POWER PACK Power Pack (shown attached to Hub) Battery Level Indicator LEDs Rumble Button HUB Controller Ports 1 and 2 3 1. BATTERY INFORMATION Recharging the Power Pack Your Receiver has the ability to recharge the Power Pack, even while you're playing with another set of batteries. The recharging process is very convenient, as it's accomplished via the PlayStation®2 console, with no AC adapter required. Simply plug the Power Pack (with rechargeable batteries installed) into the front of the Receiver, as pictured under Features and Controls. [. . . ] · One game controller may be plugged into Port 2 of the Hub (the right-hand port), and the other may be plugged into the Receiver's pass-through port. Note that this will not work if one of the controllers is plugged into Port 1 of the Hub, since Port 1 has priority over the Receiver's pass-through port. 4 PLAY IT SAFE! Try not to stay in the same position for too long, and be sure to take breaks now and then. Be smart-- don't take a chance on straining your wrists, hands, or fingers!Plus, a word of caution: If you have strained muscles, broken bones, or joint problems in your fingers, hands, or arms, do not play games that support the vibration feature. The Wireless Connection: An Important Note If the Radio Frequency signal becomes blocked (due to interference or too great a distance between Hub and Receiver), the Receiver LED will start flashing and your game will be paused automatically. As soon as the signal has been reinstated, the LEDs will turn back on solidly, and you can resume playing. Press the Hub's RUMBLE button to turn the vibration effects OFF or ON. Since sustained use of this feature can affect battery life, this option allows you to save on batteries. The Battery-Saving Sleep Modes · If no game controller buttons are pressed for approximately 90 seconds, the Hub enters Sleep Mode 1. · If no game controller buttons are pressed for 10 minutes, the Hub enters Sleep Mode 2 (indicated by all LEDs off). · Confirm that your controllers are securely plugged in and connected properly, as noted in Section 2. Then, plug the Receiver back into the PlayStation®2 console, plug the Power Pack back into the Hub, and press the Scan Button on the front of the Receiver. · Check that your console's power cord is plugged in snugly, both into the unit itself and into the wall. Besides obtaining help with your technical questions, you'll find up-to-date news and product information, as well as listings of related links that are sure to interest you. And, while you're there, why not explore our website a little further and check out all the other products Saitek has to offer, including a great variety of game controllers, chess computers, and other electronic products--you might just come across something you've never seen before!If you need additional help with the setup or use of your Wireless Adapter, you can also obtain comprehensive product support by contacting your nearest Technical Support Center. You'll find a listing of our worldwide affiliates on a separate sheet, included in the box with your Wireless Adapter. We've provided everything you might need, including e-mail addresses, mailing addresses, and telephone numbers. In order to deal with your problems as quickly as possible, we ask that you please follow these guidelines when contacting us: · Have access to your Sony PlayStation®2 when you call!If you are experiencing problems with one particular game, try to have that game loaded. · Provide us with other relevant information, such as the game's manufacturer, the version number, etc. · Describe the problem you are having and the events that led up to it, trying to be as precise as possible. [. . . ] NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ]