User manual NINTENDO E-READER

[. . . ] After a moment the e-Reader Title Screen will appear (see Illustration 2). See Section 3, Using e-Reader Cards for information about scanning the e-Reader cards. To remove the e-Reader, turn the Game Boy Advance Power Switch to the OFF position and slide the e-Reader out of the Game Pak Slot (see Illustration 3). WARNING - Seizures Some people (about 1 in 4000) may have seizures or blackouts triggered by light flashes, such as while watching TV or playing video games, even if they have never had a seizure before. Anyone who has had a seizure, loss of awareness, or other symptom linked to an epileptic condition should consult a doctor before playing a video game. [. . . ] When connecting to the Nintendo GameCube, check the instructions for the GameCube Disc you are using for which Controller Socket(s) the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable(s) is plugged into. It is very important that you take good care of your e-Reader cards. A damaged or dirty card may not work in the e-Reader or may damage the delicate scanning mechanism inside the e-Reader. Scanning dirty e-Reader cards may contaminate the scanning device inside the e-Reader and prevent you from reading other cards that are in perfect shape. To prevent this from happening, please use the following guidelines: · · · · Do not fold, bend, tear or otherwise damage the card. Do not put tape, stickers or any other foreign objects on the card. Do not get the card wet or soiled with dirt, food or any other foreign material. Do not write on, mark on, scratch or otherwise damage the Dot Code on the card. · · · If you need to clean the e-Reader cards, wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. 5 7 · · Troubleshooting (Before seeking assistance) Error Messages If you are having problems with your e-Reader, try the following remedies: Turn OFF the power on the Game Boy Advance and make sure the e-Reader is fully inserted into the Game Pak Slot. Make sure that both the e-Reader card and Card Slot are clean and free of dust, dirt or other foreign material. If necessary, clean the e-Reader card with a soft dry cloth. If you are using e-Reader cards that allow you to communicate with other systems, check the connections of all cables between systems. Review Section 3, Using e-Reader Cards, and make sure you are scanning them correctly. Make sure the e-Reader card is not bent, torn or damaged in any way. Some games require more than one card to be scanned in the correct order. Be sure to read the instructions on the cards you are using. If you are connected up to another Game Boy Advance or the Nintendo GameCube, make sure that the Game Boy Advance Game Pak or Nintendo GameCube Disc includes e-Reader features. You may see one of the following error messages when operating the e-Reader: READ ERROR - This message will happen if you try to scan an e-Reader card and the e-Reader cannot read the information in the Dot Code. · Card is not touching the bottom of the e-Reader Card Slot. · Scanning more than one card at a time. · Scanning with direct bright light on the e-Reader Card Slot. · Scanning a bent, damaged, dirty or modified card. · Scanning a card contained in a protective sleeve or envelope. To re-scan a card, press any button to return to the "SCAN CARD" screen and try the scanning process again. TIME DELAY ERROR - This message will appear if you have selected a menu item but the e-Reader does not get any input. [. . . ] These headphones are designed to minimize radio frequency interference that may be generated when using the Game Boy Advance and e-Reader. To get updates and information on new e-Reader releases, visit www. nintendo-e-reader. com NEED HELP WITH INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE? 1P 2P CUSTOMER SERVICE · WWW. NINTENDO. COM or call 1-800-255-3700, MON. to 7:00 p. m. , Pacific Time (Times subject to change) Game Boy Advance e-Reader connected to a Nintendo Game Cube with e-Reader compatible Game Disc. You must use the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance cable to make this connection. Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable NEED HELP PLAYING A GAME? You can visit our web site at www. nintendo. com for game play information. For automated game play tips and news, call Nintendo's Power Line at: 1-425-885-7529 This may be a long distance call, so please ask permission from whomever pays the phone bill. [. . . ]