Retro Games THEA500 MINI - Precautions and Safety; Seizures and Blackouts; Repetitive Motion Injury Prevention

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Precautions
Seizures
A very small number of people may experience seizures or blackouts
triggered by ashes of light or particular patterns of colour. This may happen
even if they have never had a seizure before. Video games, some of which
employ eects such as colour-cycling or screen-ashing, may trigger these
symptoms.
● Anyone who has had a seizure, blackout, loss of awareness or any
symptom related to an epileptic condition should consult a doctor before
using THEA500 Mini.
● Stop using THEA500 Mini immediately and consult a doctor if you or
anyone using or viewing THEA500 Mini experiences dizziness, eye or
muscle twitches, disorientation, aected vision, involuntary movements,
convulsions or seizures. Only resume after consulting with a doctor.
To reduce the chances of a seizure while using THEA500 Mini:
● Use THEA500 Mini in a well-lit area.
● Ensure the monitor or TV screen does not take up a large portion of your
eld of vision, by keeping a sensible distance away from the screen and/
or using a small screen.
● Do not use THEA500 Mini if you are tired or need sleep.
● Take a 15 minute break every hour, even if you don’t think you need it.
Repetitive motion injuries
To reduce the chance of injury due to repetitive motion:
● Avoid excessive play.
● Take a 15 minute break every hour, even if you don’t think you need it.
● If your hands, wrists or arms become sore while playing, or if you
experience tingling, numbness, burning or stiness, stop immediately
and rest for several hours before playing again.
● If you continue to experience any of the above symptoms during or after
using THEA500 Mini, consult a doctor.