Connecting The Controller(S); How To Operate - Nintendo 64 Instruction Booklet

Plug the Nintendo 64 Controller into the socket on
the front of the Control Deck as shown.
Up to four controllers can be connected at the
same time, but for most games, only the controller
plugged into socket number one will operate the
START button.
Foreign materials (such as food or beverage residue) may cause the controller
buttons to stick. To avoid this problem, keep food and beverages away from the
controller and always wash your hands before playing.
Each game may have different functions for each of the buttons, + Control Pad and
Control Stick. Depending on the game, the controller will be held in one of the three
positions shown. For further instructions, consult the instruction booklet for the Game
Pak you are using.
Right position
Once all connections are made, turn to the next page
for operating instructions.
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Connecting the Controller
CAUTION
Left position Home position
Section Three
Section Three

How to Operate

After making the necessary connections shown in Section 2, place the Control
Deck on a hard, flat surface, such as a television stand, table top or cabinet. Be sure to
allow plenty of space around the Control Deck for ventilation. Once the Control Deck
is properly located, continue with the following instructions:
The Control Deck has several ventilation slots in the housing designed to maintain
adequate ventilation. Do not operate the Control Deck on a carpet, bed, sofa or
other soft surface, or in any location where any of the ventilation slots may become
covered or obstructed.
1.
Turn your television ON. If the Nintendo 64 Control Deck is connected
to your VCR, turn the VCR power ON also and set the VCR to "VCR" mode.
2A. If you are using an AV connection to your TV or VCR (connection
method A, B or C), you will need to set the approriate input select setting for
your TV and/or VCR.
Input Select Information
NOTE: The most common locations for an "Input Select" are: a button
somewhere on the front of the TV or VCR, a button on the remote control, a
high-numbered channel on the TV or VCR, or an on-screen menu selection.
Manufacturers of TVs and VCRs use different names and locations for "Input
Select". The common names for the input select are: input, select, input
select, line, line in, source, in, EXT, AUX. Consult your TV or VCR instruction
manual for details.
2B. If you are using an RF Switch
connection to your TV (connection method
D), then set your TV to Channel 3. Also
set the switch on the back of the Nintendo 64
RF Modulator to Channel 3. If Channel 3 is
broadcasting in your area, change the switch
on the back of the RF Modulator and your TV
to Channel 4.
CAUTION
CH 3 - CH 4
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