What to do if the response from the Fisher-Price 3-IN-1 SMART SPORTS! R9701 controller is intermittent?
If the response on the TV from the Fisher-Price Game Console controller is intermittent, it might be due to interference from another infrared device, such as a remote control. Avoid using the controller in the same room when using other infrared devices.
What to do if there is no image on the TV with Fisher-Price 3-IN-1 SMART SPORTS! R9701?
If you're not seeing an image on your TV when using the Fisher-Price Game Console, first ensure that your TV or VCR/DVD is set to the correct input. You can try pressing the channel down button or using the menu system to find the INPUT or SOURCE setting. Also, make sure both ends of the plug-and-play cords are fully connected. Check the batteries in the base and replace them if they are weak, and tighten the battery compartment door if it's loose. Finally, ensure the controller is powered on and that both the base and controller haven't automatically shut off.
Why does the low battery symbol appear on the TV screen with Fisher-Price Game Console?
If the low battery symbol appears on the TV screen while using the Fisher-Price Game Console, it means the batteries in the base are weak. Replace them with four new “AA” (LR6) alkaline batteries.
Why is the image stretched on my wide screen TV with Fisher-Price 3-IN-1 SMART SPORTS! R9701 Game Console?
If the image appears stretched or distorted on your wide screen TV while using the Fisher-Price Game Console, it's likely due to an incorrect aspect ratio setting. For the best picture, avoid using a 16:9 aspect ratio (stretched) wide screen setting. This product is designed for a regular screen TV with a 4:3 aspect ratio. You will see black bars on the sides of the image when viewed on a wide screen TV.
General| Manufacturer | Fisher-Price |
|---|---|
| Model Number | R9701 |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Sports Included | Basketball, Soccer, Baseball |
| Batteries | 3 AA batteries required |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years |
| Interactive Features | Lights, sounds |
Critical safety notice regarding potential risks of seizures when using video games.
Key notes on manual reference, battery requirements, tools, and product care instructions.
Instructions for installing batteries in both the base and the grip controller.
Steps to set up the product base, including foot placement.
Instructions for powering on the controller, using the wrist strap, and starting play.
Connecting AV cables and powering on the TV and device.
Understanding controller range and device timeout features.
Attaching the tennis racquet and navigating the tennis game menu.
Instructions for playing Power Serve and Tennis Match tennis games.
Attaching the baseball bat and selecting baseball games like T-Ball, Dunk Tank, or Space Spelling.
Instructions for Dunk Tank and T-Ball game levels.
Attaching the golf club and playing Mini Golf Level 1.
Instructions for Driving Range levels: matching colours, shapes, and sequences.
Solutions for when the TV displays no image, checking input settings.
Troubleshooting intermittent controller response and distorted screen images.
Addressing the low battery symbol by replacing batteries in the base.
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