Connecting The Ac Power Supply - Nintendo 64 Instruction Booklet

RF Switch/ RF Modulator Connections
If your TV does not have audio/video connections, you will need to use a Nintendo
64 F Switch and RF Modulator (sold separately).
You can purchase the RF Switch and F Modulator (packaged together as a set) from
most retail stores where Nintendo products are sold.
Connect the Control Deck and your TV set with the RF Switch and Modulator as
shown below.
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Connecting to a Mono TV
or VCR (No Stereo Sound)
NOTE: This method of connection will
produce mono sound only (the left and
right stereo channels will be mixed).
ANTENNA INPUT SOCKET
ON BACK OF TV
Connect to ANTENNA IN
terminal post
RF Switch
(sold separately)
Existing Antenna
Cable
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Back of Control Deck
Connect to
MULTI OUT Connector
RF Modulator (sold separately)
Connect to RF OUT Connector
on RF Modulator

Connecting the AC Power Supply

Make sure the Power Switch is in the OFF position before connecting the AC Power
Supply.
Connect the AC Power Supply, with the triangle on top as shown, into the port in the
back of the Control Deck. Insert the AC Power Supply into the Control Deck until
you hear a click.
WARNING
To prevent electric shock
or damage to the Control
Deck, do not try to use any
other type of AC adapter or
power supply.
Insert the plug from the power cord into a standard (230-240 volt AC) wall outlet.
CAUTION
To avoid excessive wear to the power supply connector, do not disconnect the AC
Power Supply from the Control Deck except when storing your Nintendo 64. For the
purposes of power saving and safely, disconnect the AC Power Supply from the
outlet after use of the Nintendo 64 .
NOTE:
<1> For the Nintendo 64 system, use only an exclusive Nintendo 64 AC Power Supply : NUS-002(AUS),
do not use any other type of Power Supply.
<2> Inspect the cable, plug, case and other parts of the AC Power Supply for damage periodically.
If damage is found, immediately stop using the AC power supply and return to supplier for repair.
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