Nintendo CONTROL DECK - NES Components Identification; Control Deck and Accessories; Connection Port Views; Connecting NES to TV via Audio;Video

1. NES COMPONENTS
e CONTROL DECK
POWER ON AND
REINSERT INDICATOR
(when flashing)
VIDEO-OUT JACK
AUDIO-OUT JACK
RESET SWITCH
CONTROLLER SOCKET 1
CONTROLLER SOCKET 2
e REAR VIEW OF CONTROL DECK e CONTROLLER
CONTROL PAD
SELECT BUTTON
START BUTTON
RF SWITCH JACK BUTTON B. BUTTON A
———— Ch, 3/Ch. 4 SWITCH CONTROLLER PLUG
AC ADAPTER JACK
e 75/3002 CONVERTER
e@ 300/752
CONVERTER
e AC ADAPTER
AC ADAPTER PLUG
(POWER PLUG)
@ AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE
e RF SWITCH
COAXIAL CABLE 752 CONNECTOR
{to TV's VHF terminal)
ANTENNA CABLE
F-TYPE 1
RF PLUG
{to CONTROL DECK)
2. CONNECTING THE NES CONTROL DECK
TO YOUR TV SET
Please read the set-up instructions carefully before attempting to connect the NES to your
TV set. If, after reading all set up instructions, you are still unable to hook up your system,
please call our Consumer Service Department at 1-800-422-2602.
There are two alternative methods of connecting the NES Control Deck to your TV set
depending upon your type of TV:
EITHER: (1) Using the Audio/Video Cable;
OR: {2) Using the RF Switch and Converters.
Make sure that you are not trying to use both the RF Switch and the Audio/Video Cable:
only one is required.
First, compare your TV with the following illustrations (1), (2) (i) and (2) (ii) to determine
which method you should use, (1) or (2). If you have a VCR connected to your TV, see
Page 6.
(1) Using the Audio/Video Cable
(Note! !f your TV does not have direct audio/video connections, proceed directly to
Method (2) “using the RF Switch and Converters”’.)
VHF CONNECTOR
VIDEO-OUT JACK
VIDEO-IN JACK
AUDIO-OUT JACK
AUDIO-IN JACK
(OR VCR)
SIDE VIEW OF CONTROL DECK
AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE
Note! Color coding of TV connections may differ from that of audio/video cable and
Control Deck.
To facilitate connection to video recorders, etc., many TV's have special audio/video input
jacks. If your TV has such a jack, connect the audio/video cable supplied with the NES
between the audio/video-out jacks on the NES Control Deck and the audio/video-in jacks
on your TV set, and then flick the switch located on your TV that changes the TV from
antenna reception to direct audio/video input. When you use the audio/video cable to con-
nect the NES to your TV, there is no need to use the RF switch or converters, or to touch
the antenna on the back of your TV. For more information on direct audio/video hook-ups
to your TV, consult your TV Operation Manual.
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