Atari ProSystem Owner's Manual page 18

Note: Your ATARI 7800
is.
engineered
to eliminate
plwsphor
merilory
or
"bum
in".of
tiJe
playfield
and
score
digits
on your
television screen.
We
suggest,
however,
these precautions;
Turn
down
the contrast of
your
television
set.
Turn
the
ATARI 7800
OFF
when
not
in use.
CompllarKe with FCC
Regulations
To comply
with
Federal
Com-
munications
Commission*
fFCC)
regulations,
and
to
keep your
ATARI 7800 ProSystem from
ir>
terfering
with
television
reception
on
nearby
television
sets,
please
observe the
following;
a
Do
not
install
a longer antenna
cable
from
the
TV/Game
Switch
Box
to
the
antenna
connection
on your
television
set.
The
antenna
cable supplied with
the
TV/Game
Switch
box
is
the
cor-
rect
length that complies
with
FCC
regulations.
Do
not connect the antenna
output cable
on your TV/Game
Switch Box
directly to
any
television
antenna
or
Cable
TV
outlet.
Do
not
attach loose
wires
to
your
television
antenna
ter-
minals
when
you
are using the
ATARI
7800.
*'This,equlpfneni .generates
and
uses fa^io
.
trequency
energy,
arid
rf
it is
rxx
Installed
properly,
tt
may
cause
Interflerence to
r
adio
_
and
television
recefXior
It
has
been
type
tested
and
found
to
comply
with the
limits
for a
Class
B
computing
device
in
accor-
dance with
the
specifications in
Subpart J of
part IS of
fCC
flirles,
which
are destgrWd
to
•
provide reasonable
protection against such
intetfecencc
in
a
tesidenPal
i
n^ajipHnn
j
W
_
this
equipment
does cause
Interierence to
radio or
television reception,
whtch can be
determined by
turning the equipment
off
and
on,
try,
to correct
the
interference
by
Ohe more
or tne
forowing
methods:
Beorient the receiving
artenna.
•
Relotate
the computer
vifthrespert to the
Plug the cornputer
into
a
different outlet
so
that
the
computer and
receiver are
on
different
branch
circuits.
If
necessary, consutt
the dealer
or
an
ex-
perienced
raOioitelevislon
technician for ad-
ditional
suggesOons.
You
may
find
the
fol-
lowing
booklet prepared by the Federal
communications Commission
heipfuf
"How
to
Identify
and
Resolve
Radto-TV
ftiter-
ference
ProblerrH."
This booklet
is
available
from
the
U.S.
Government
Printing Office,
Washirrgion,
D.C. 20402,
Stock
No. 004-00(MX)345-4.
Warning;
This
equipment has been
certified
to
comply
with the
limits
for
a
Class
6
eon>
putlng
device,
pursuant
to
Subpart J of
Part
1
5
of
FCC
Rules.
Only
peripherals
(computer
Input/output
devices, terminals,
printers,
etc.f
certified
to
comply with the
Class
B
limits
may
be
attached
to this
computer. Operation with
norvcertified peripherals
is
likely to
result in
interference to radio
and TV
reception."
If
a
cable
Is
attached
to
the expansion
inter-
face conneaor,
tt
must
be a
shielded cable
(Atari
part
number
C025445.OO1)
In
order
to
insure
FCC
compliance. Use
of
a norvshleideri