Nintendo CONTROL DECK - NES System Component Connections; AC Adapter and Controller Hookup

NOTE: If a VCR is already connected between the antenna and the VHF terminals on the
back of your TV set, the RF Switch MUST be installed BETWEEN the VCR and
the TV as shown below:
(Refer to the illustrations on Page 4 and 5 for your type of TV connection.)
With this hook-up you are still.able to record TV programs while using the NES.
;—~AC ADAPTER JACK
110/120-VOLT
RF
AC OUTLET ce
AC ADAPTER |
AC ADAPTER ANTENNA--
PLUG j (| OR
CABLE Tv
“RF SWITCH VHF OUT
(To TV)
VHF IN
(From Antenna)
IF THERE IS A CABLE CONNECTED BETWEEN THE VCR AND THE UHF
TERMINAL ON BACK OF YOUR TV SET, LEAVE THAT CABLE AS IS.
3. CONNECTING YOUR NES COMPONENTS
¢ CONNECTING THE AC ADAPTER TO THE CONTROL DECK
Insert the AC adapter power plug into the AC adapter jack on the back of the Control
Deck.
Plug the AC adapter into a 110/120-volt AC wall outlet.
j-AC ADAPTER JACK
RF SWITCH
JACK r-
RY - ANTENNA
: oR
CABLE TV
110/120-VOLT AC OUTLET
b AC ADAPTER
9 , AC ADAPTER
U PLUG’ (|
Tv
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“RF SWITCH
e CONNECTING THE CONTROLLERS TO THE CONTROL DECK
Both controllers are identical and may be connected to either controller socket. How-
ever, the controller connected to controller socket 1 becomes Controller 1, and the
controller connected to controller socket 2 becomes Controller 2. The distinction is
important when selecting and starting games, since only Controller 1 is used to select
and start games.
CONTROLLER SOCKET 1
CONTROLLERS CONTROLLER SOCKET 2
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NOTE: Do not insert or remove controllers from control deck during gameplay as this may
cause game malfunction.