Nintendo Wii Model No Rvk 101 Operations Manual

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Sy\ftem Setup
Sy\ftem Setup
System Setup 
CAUTION - Use the Wr\fst Strap
W\f\f gameplay w\fth the\W W\f\f Remote Plus can \fnvo\Wlve rap\fd or v\fgorous mot\fon\b 
Please use the wr\fst s\Wtrap to prevent los\fng your g\Wr\fp on the remote and caus\fng 
damage to the remote or surround\fng objects, or \fnjury to other\W people\b
WEAR THE WRIST STRAP WHEN USING THE W\f\f REMOTE PLUS\b
•  Make sure all pla\bers use the\c wr\fst strap and that the str\cap lock \fs correctl\b t\fghtened. 
•  When shar\fng the W\f\f Remote Plus between m\cult\fple pla\bers, make sure each
  person uses the wr\fst\c strap properl\b.
•  Wear\fng the wr\fst strap w\fll prevent \bou from acc\fdentall\b dropp\fng or throw\fng the
  remote dur\fng gamepl\ca\b, wh\fch could damage \cthe remote or surround\fng objects,
  or cause \fnjur\b to o\cther people.
DO NOT LET GO OF THE REMOTE DURING GAME PLAY\b
•  Read the Instruct\fon bo\coklet for the game \c\bou are pla\b\fng and follow \call game
  control \fnstruct\fons for co\crrect use of the W\f\f Remote Plus or accessor\b controllers.
•  Hold the remote securel\b and avo\fd excess\fve mot\fon, as \ft ma\b cause \bou \cto let go
  of the remote and ma\b break the wr\fst strap.
•  If \bour hands become mo\c\fst, stop and dr\b \bour h\cands.
ALLOW ADEQUATE ROOM AROUND YOU DURING GAME PLAY\b
•  Sta\b at least three (3) feet awa\b fr\com the telev\fs\fon.
•  As \bou ma\b move around dur\fng gamepla\c\b, make sure objects and other \cpeople are
  out of \bour range of movement or arm m\cot\fon to prevent damage or \fnj\cur\b.
 Wear\fng the W\f\f Remote Wr\fst Strap
1.  Open the lever on t\che strap lock and place \bou\cr hand through the wr\fst strap. Hold the remote firml\b \fn \bour \chand.
2.  Sl\fde the strap lock up so that t\che strap w\fll not fall off \bour wr\fst.  Do not over  t\fghten the strap lock so that \ft’s uncomfortable. It should just be t\f\cght enough to 
hold the wr\fst strap \fn place.  Close the lever to\c hold the strap lock \fn place.
S\bnchron\fz\fng Your W\f\f Remote Plus w\fth 
the W\f\f Console
NOTE: Make sure \bou have placed bat\cter\fes \fn the W\f\f Remote Plus.
Th\fs procedure allows the W\f\f Remote or W\f\f Remote Plus to commun\c\fcate w\fth
the console.
The W\f\f Remote Plus \fncluded\W w\fth your W\f\f system has been \Wsynchron\fzed 
w\fth the console at the factory\b 
There are two d\ffferent modes of s\bnchron\fz\fng (s\bnc\fng) a W\f\f Remote or W\f\f Remote 
Plus w\fth \bour console\c:
STANDARD MODE – The Standard Mode procedure \fs used when add\fn\cg add\ft\fonal 
remotes to \bour s\bstem\c or \ff \bou want to re-s\bnchron\fze \bour or\fg\fnal r\cemote. 
Once s\bnchron\fzed, the remote w\fll sta\b s\bnced\c to the console unle\css \bou overwr\fte  
th\fs sett\fng b\b s\bnc\fng the remote to a d\ffferent console.
NOTE: W\fth Standard Mode Synchron\fzat\fon, you can synchron\fze up to 10 W\f\f 
Remote or W\f\f Remote Plus controllers w\fth your W\f\f console\b The data of the 
remote that was sychron\fzed first \fs dele\Wted \ff you synchron\fze more than 10\b
ONE TIME MODE – Th\fs mode allows \bou t\co temporar\fl\b use \bour remote on a console 
other than \bour own\c or to use a fr\fend\cs remote on \bour consol\ce. It does not delete\W 
the Standard Mode sett\fng stored \fn the remote. In th\fs mode, the remote w\fll 
onl\b commun\fcate w\fth\c the console wh\fle th\ce power \fs on. When the power \fs t\curned 
off the remote w\fll lose \fts s\bn\cc w\fth the console.
•  Onl\b a W\f\f Remote or W\f\f Remote Plus \fn Standard Mode can turn the\c console
  power ON or OFF.
 Standard Mode S\bnchron\fzat\fon
1.  Press the Power button on the W\f\f console to turn \f\ct on.
2.  Press and release the SYNC. button on the back of the W\f\f Remote Plus. The Pla\ber LEDs w\fll bl\fnk.
  NOTE: Some W\f\f Remote models \fnclude \ca hole \fn the batter\b cover and a pr\cotrus\fon  to push the SYNC. Button w\fth (not ava\fla\cble on all models).
3.  Open the SD Card Slot cover on the\c  front of the W\f\f console. Press and 
release the SYNC. button on the \fns\fde 
of the compartment. When the Pla\ber 
LED bl\fnk\fng stops, connect\fon \fs 
complete. The LED that \fs \fllum\f\cnated 
\fnd\fcates the pla\ber \cnumber.
IMPORTANT: Th\fs procedure must be followed \Wfor each add\ft\fonal remote added 
to your system\b 
						

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U\fing \bame Di\fc\f
Sy\ftem Setup
System Setup
 One T\fme Mode S\bnchron\fzat\fon
NOTE: Th\fs mode temporar\fl\b removes the Standard Mode s\bnchron\fzat\fon setup for \c
all remotes unt\fl the pow\cer of the W\f\f console \fs turned \coff. When the power \fs t\curned 
back on aga\fn, the Standard Mode sett\fngs w\fll return.
1.  Press the HOME Button on a remote that \fs s\bnchron\fzed w\fth the cons\cole.
2.  Select the W\f\f Remote Sett\fngs opt\fon  from the Home Button menu, then 
select the Reconnect opt\fon.
3.  Press the 1 and 2 Buttons
  s\fmultaneousl\b on the\c remote   that \bou want to s\bn\cchron\fze w\fth  
the console.
The order \fn wh\fch you syn\Wchron\fze 
remotes w\fll set the\W player order for 
mult\fplayer games\b
4.  The Pla\ber LEDs w\fll bl\f\cnk dur\fng the s\bnc\fng\c process. When the bl\fnk\fng sto\cps,
  the connect\fon \fs com\cplete. See d\fagram at r\fght for a d\cescr\fpt\fon of what the
  bl\fnk\fng \fnd\fcates. Dur\fng the s\bnc\fng  
process, the number of  
LEDs that bl\fnk w\fll sh\cow 
the batter\b l\ffe of the 
remote that \fs be\fng 
s\bnchron\fzed.
After the s\bnc\fng  
process, LED that \fs l\ft  
shows the pla\ber  
number for that remote.
NOTE: One T\fme Mode synchron\fzat\fon \fs temporary\b The W\f\f Remote or W\f\f 
Remote Plus w\fll los\We th\fs synchron\fzat\fon under the foll\Wow\fng cond\ft\fons:
•  When \bou turn off the console b\b press\fng the Power Button on e\fther the r\cemote
  or the console.
•  When start\fng up a \cgame or Channel from the W\f\f Menu.
•  When return\fng to the W\f\f Menu after ex\ft\fng from a game or Chann\cel.
•  When \bou select Reset on the HOME Me\cnu screen.
•  When \bou press the Reset Button on the front of the console.
IMPORTANT: IF YOUR REMOTE LOSES IT’S SYNCHRONIZATION WITH THE CONSOLE 
AND YOU ARE UNABLE TO RE-SYNC IT, REVIEW THE W\f\f REMOTE PLUS TROUBLE-
SHOOTING PROCEDURES ON P\WAGE 29\b MORE  Batter\b L\ffe  LESS
1P  2P  3P  4P
Pla\b\fng a W\f\f Game D\fsc
NOTE: N\fntendo GameCub\We™ Game D\fscs are not compat\fble 
w\fth th\fs model of the W\f\f system\b 
 Before Insert\fng a D\fsc
•  Turn ON the power f\cor \bour TV and an\b aud\fo equ\fp\cment connected to \bo\cur 
  gamepla\b setup. 
•  Select the correct \fnput sett\fng for \bour TV. (See page 15, TV and Aud\fo/V\fdeo 
  Sett\fngs.)
 Insert a Game D\fsc
Insert \bour Game D\fs\cc \fnto the Game D\fsc \cslot on the front of the console (the d\f\csc 
label w\fll face upwards). The W\f\f console w\fll turn \cON automat\fcall\b.
Game D\fsc Usage Precaut\fons
Please read and follow the p\Wrecaut\fons l\fsted bel\Wow when us\fng W\f\f Game 
D\fscs \fn the W\f\f Console\b Fa\flure to do so may result \fn damage to \Wyour W\f\f  system or game d\fsc\Ws\b
•  To avo\fd p\fnch\fng \bour\c finger, do not load the d\f\csc w\fth \bour finger \fn\c the 
  hole. Alwa\bs handle the d\fs\cc b\b the edges. 
•  Do not touch the bot\ctom unpr\fnted surfa\cce of the Game D\fsc. Alwa\bs handle 
  the d\fsc b\b the edges.\c 
•  Do not use cracked, deformed or repa\fred d\fscs. 
•  Do not bend or put \cexcess\fve pressure on d\fscs when load\f\cng \fnto console. 
•  Do not leave d\fscs \fn d\frect sunl\fght or expose them to h\fgh \ctemperatures, 
  h\fgh hum\fd\ft\b or dust\c, d\frt or other cont\cam\fnates. 
•  When not us\fng d\fscs,\c store them \fn the\fr case\cs to prevent them from gett\fng 
  scratched, d\frt\b or damaged. 
•  Do not wr\fte on, or place st\fckers on an\b part of the d\fsc. 
•  If a d\fsc becomes d\frt\b o\cr contam\fnated w\fth \cfingerpr\fnts, the s\bstem ma\b not \c
  be able to read the game data co\crrectl\b. If necessar\b, clean the d\fsc w\fth a 
  soft, sl\fghtl\b damp cotton cloth (use water only). Clean the d\fsc from center
  towards the edges; do no\ct use a c\frcular mot\fon.
Label faces upwards
 Start\fng the Game
1.  Us\fng the W\f\f Remote Plus, move the cursor ov\cer the D\fsc Channel \copt\fon on the 
W\f\f Menu screen and press the A Button to make a select\fon.
NOTE: Please read the D\fsc Channel\W sect\fon \fn the Ope\Wrat\fons  
manual \fncluded w\fth\W your W\f\f system for compl\Wete \fnforma-
t\fon on us\fng Game \WD\fscs \fn the W\f\f console\b
2.  Select “PLAY” on the game t\ftl\ce screen to beg\fn the gam\ce. Rev\few the\fnstruct\fon booklet \Wfor the game you a\Wre play\fng for spec\f\Wfic game 
\fnformat\fon\b
Us\fng Game D\fscs 
						

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U\fing the Wii Remote Plu\f
Wii Sy\ftem Play \buidelin\pe\f
W\f\f System Play Gu\fdel\fn\Wes
 For best results when us\fng the\c W\f\f s\bstem, follow these recommendat\fons.
Recommended d\fstance:\c 3’– 10’
(from Sensor Bar to W\f\f Remote Plus)
For best operat\fon, pla\b 
d\frectl\b \fn front of the TV.
Be sure \bou have enough s\cpace around \bou dur\fng gam\ce pla\b.
To avo\fd \fnjur\b or da\cmage, make sure other people or o\cbjects are 
not w\fth\fn \bour range of mot\fon.
 CAUTION - Adequate Space Requ\fred
 For best use of the W\f\f Remote Plus, follow these gu\fdel\f\cnes:
Us\fng the W\f\f Remote Plus
•  Avo\fd block\fng the s\fg\cnal between the remote, the Sensor Bar and\c the W\f\f console
  w\fth objects.
•  Use the remote the correct d\fstance from the Sensor Bar. The opt\fmal d\fstance \f\cs
  between 3 and 10 fe\cet.
•  Avo\fd br\fght l\fght sou\crces, \fnclud\fng sunl\fght, beh\fnd or near the TV, sh\fn\fng towards
  the remote or reflect\fng off of the screen.
•  Avo\fd h\fghl\b reflect\fve surfaces near the Sensor Bar. • 
Avo\fd sources of \fnfrared l\fght \fn the game\cpla\b area such as electr\fc, propane or
  kerosene heaters, flames from fireplaces or candles, and stoves or othe\cr sources of heat.
•  If the remote seems to oper\cate erat\fcall\b, check and adjust th\ce Sensor Bar sens\ft\fv\c\ft\b \ff
  necessar\b. (See page 52 \fn th\ce W\f\f Operat\fons Manual - Chan\cnels and Sett\fngs.)
Be sure to read the follow\fng pag\ces on us\fng the W\f\f Remote Plus before 
us\fng the W\f\f s\bstem.
W\f\f Remote Plus Configurat\fons
Depend\fng on the ga\cme, the wa\b \bou hold an\cd operate the remote w\fll var\b. You ma\b need to hold\c the remote \fn e\fther one\c or two hands. Read the \fnstruct\fon bo\coklet for the 
game \bou are pla\b\fng for \fnform\cat\fon about what k\fn\cd of gamepla\b control \fs requ\fred for that game.
The remote can be used b\b \c\ftself, or \fn d\ffferent configurat\fons when connecte\cd up to other W\f\f accessor\fes. These configurat\fons can be used r\fg\cht or left handed.
W\f\f Remote Plus –
Vert\fcal Pos\ft\fon W\f\f Remote Plus – Hor\fzon\ctal Pos\ft\fon
W\f\f Remote Plus and Nunch\cuk W\f\f Remote Plus
and Class\fc Controller Pro™ (sold separatel\b) 
						

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U\fing the Nunchuk
U\fing the Wii Remote Plu\f
Us\fng the W\f\f Remote Plus
Bas\fc Operat\fons
 Po\fnt
Po\fnt the remote at a spec\ffic p\clace on 
the TV screen.
 Hold\fng or Grabb\fng
Po\fnt the remote at a spec\ffic p\clace on 
the TV screen and move the r\cemote 
wh\fle hold\fng down a\c button.
 Wav\fng
Wave the remote back and forth\c from 
s\fde to s\fde.
 Push\fng or Pull\fng
Move the remote forward and backward.
 Tw\fst\fng
Move the remote \fn a tw\fst\fng \cmot\fon b\b 
rotat\fng \bour arm.
Us\fng the Nunchuk
 
CAUTION - Use the Wr\fst Strap
Setup and Use of the Nunchuk
W\f\f gameplay w\fth the\W W\f\f Remote Plus and Nun\Wchuk can \fnvolve rap\fd or v\fgorous mot\fon\b Please use the wr\fst s\Wtrap to prevent los\fng your g\Wr\fp on the remote 
and caus\fng damage \Wto the remote and surround\fng objects, or \fnjury to other\W people\b
Be sure to \fnstall the Nu\Wnchuk as descr\fbed\b Use the connector\W hook on the Nunch\Wuk plug w\fth the wr\f\Wst strap cord to prevent the Nunchuk \Wplug from becom\fng 
separated from the External Exte\Wns\fon connector on \Wthe remote and str\fk\fng \Wobjects or people\b
 Connect\fng the Nunchu\ck
1.  Feed the cord on the wr\fst strap  through the connector \chook.
2.  Insert the Nunchuk \cplug \fnto the  External Extens\fon C\connector on 
the bottom of the remote unt\fl \ft 
“cl\fcks” \fnto place. 3.  Open the lever on t\che strap lock and place \bou\cr hand through the wr\fst strap. Hold 
the remote firml\b \fn \bour \chand. Sl\fde the strap lock up so that t\che strap w\fll not fall 
off \bour wr\fst. Do not over t\fghte\cn the strap lock so that \ft’s uncomfortable. It  
should just be t\fght \cenough to hold the \cwr\fst strap \fn place.  Close the lever to\c  
hold the strap lock \fn place.
Connector Hook 
						

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U\fing SD Memory Card\f
U\fing the Nunchuk
Us\fng the Nunchuk
 Hold\fng the Nunchuk \cand W\f\f Remote Plus D\fsconnect\fng the Nun\cchuk
Press the Lock/Release Levers on the s\fdes o\cf the Nunchuk plug a\cnd pull the plug 
stra\fght out of the External Exten\cs\fon Connector on the bottom of the remote.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the 
wr\fst strap cord runs through 
the connector hook\W\b
Lock/Release LeversSqueeze levers to r\cemove 
plug from W\f\f Remote Plus.
Us\fng SD Memory Cards
 SD Memor\b Cards
SD cards are used \fn man\b d\fg\fta\cl cameras and cell 
phones and for data\c storage on PCs. The W\f\f console 
accepts onl\b SD or SD\cHC cards (32 GB max\fmum), 
\fnclud\fng m\fn\fSD or S\cDHC and m\fcroSD or SDHC 
cards when used w\fth th\ce\fr respect\fve adapters.
An SD memor\b card can be used to stor\ce the follow\fng data\c from the 
W\f\f s\bstem memor\b:
•  Game save \fnformat\fo\cn from W\f\f games (depend\fng\c on the game,  
  some \fnformat\fon can\cnot be cop\fed to SD \ccards) 
•  Certa\fn data from the W\f\f Channel appl\fcat\fo\cns 
•  Games downloaded th\crough the W\f\f Shop Channel such\c as V\frtual  
  Console™ and W\f\fWare™ games 
•  Add-on content down\cloaded w\fth\fn a game\c
NOTE: Games and add-o\Wn content cop\fed to\W an SD card cannot 
be used w\fth a d\ffferent W\f\f console\b
To use an SD card, open the SD card slot cover on 
the front of the console and \fnse\crt the SD card 
unt\fl \ft cl\fcks \fnto place.
See the SD Card Menu and Photo 
Channel sect\fons \fn\W the W\f\f Operat\fons 
Manual - Channels \Wand Sett\fngs for 
more \fnformat\fon on us\fng SD ca\Wrds 
w\fth the W\f\f system\b
If purchas\fng a new SD car\cd, a l\fst of cards that have been te\csted to work w\fth t\che W\f\f console can 
be found \fn the W\f\f - S\bstems and Accessor\fes sect\fon of  http://support.n\fnten\cdo.com
CAUTION: Do not \fnser\ct or remove SD cards when read\fng or wr\ft\fng  
\fnformat\fon to or f\crom the card or \fn\ft\fal\fz\fng the\c card. Do\fng so ma\b damage\c the 
W\f\f console or SD car\cd, or permanentl\b dest\cro\b data.
Label faces  upwards m\fn\fSD card
and Adapter
m\fcroSD card
and Adapter
SD card 
						

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Trouble\fhooting
Trouble\fhooting
Troubleshoot\fng (Before seek\fng ass\fstance, rev\few the follow\fng \cproblems and solut\fons.)\c
 No p\fcture on TV screen
•  Make sure \bou have completed\c all steps, \fn the order that the\b appear, on the Qu\fck   
  Setup sheet \fncluded\c w\fth \bour s\bstem. 
• Make sure that all component\cs of \bour setup are plugged \fnto powe\cr outlets and that \c  
  all components are turned ON. 
•  Make sure that cable connect\fo\cns are correctl\b \fnstalled and th\cat all plugs are   
  securel\b plugged \fnto the\c appropr\fate connectors. 
•  Make sure that the INPUT sett\fngs are correct for \bour part\fcu\clar setup. (Rev\few page   
  15 on Input Select \c\fnformat\fon.)
 No sound \fs heard or sound qual\ft\b \fs\c poor
•  Make sure the TV volume \fs not turne\cd off or muted. 
•  Make sure that all aud\fo con\cnect\fons are correctl\b \fnstalled and th\cat all plugs are   
  securel\b plugged \fnto the\c appropr\fate connectors. 
•  Make sure the W\f\f AV Cable \fs plugged \fnto t\che “\fnput” connectors on the \c 
  TV or VCR, not the “output” connectors. 
•  Make sure that the INPUT sett\fngs are correct for \bour part\fcu\clar setup. (Rev\few  
  page 15 on Input S\celect \fnformat\fon.) \c
•  The sound \fn some gam\ces doesn’t beg\fn unt\f\cl the game beg\fns. 
•  If \bou have a mono TV or VCR and have left one of the aud\fo cables unco\cnnected  
  \bou ma\b not get all \cgame sounds. Use a “Y” Adapter to get both\c left and r\fght  
  sound channels. 
•  If \bour TV/VCR have both mono a\cnd stereo opt\fons, make sure the\b match \bour se\ctup. 
•  Check the \fnstruct\fon\c booklet for the gam\ce \bou are pla\b\fng to see \ff there are volume  
  controls or mono/stereo opt\fons that can \cbe set from w\fth\fn the game.\c
 Can’t get past the L\canguage Select screen
•  S\bnchron\fze \bour W\f\f Remote Plus controllers us\fng the procedure on pages 19–22. 
•  Rev\few the Sensor Ba\cr setup \fnstruct\fons \con pages 11–14 to e\cnsure proper placement    
  and \fnstallat\fon.
 The console Power LED does not c\come on, or goes off   
  dur\fng game pla\b
•  Make sure the AC Adapter \fs plugged \f\cnto both the wall ou\ctlet and the back of\c  
  the console. 
•  If the l\fght \fs st\fll of\cf, d\fsconnect the AC Adapter plug from the wall outlet, wa\ft 2   
  m\fnutes and plug \ft \cback \fnto the outlet.\c Turn the console powe\cr ON.
 S\bstem unable to read the W\f\f Game D\fsc or d\fsc \cw\fll
  not operate \fn console
NOTE: Game D\fscs w\fll no\ct start automat\fcall\b\c. You must start d\fsc ga\cmes from the D\fsc 
Channel on the Chan\cnel Menu screen. 
•  Make sure the Game D\fsc \fs \fn\cserted correctl\b. The label s\fde of the d\fsc must 
  face upwards. 
•  Check to be sure that the Game D\fs\cc \fs clean and \fn good cond\c\ft\fon. If d\frt\b, w\fpe    
  w\fth a soft cloth, from the center to th\ce outs\fde. Do not w\fpe w\fth a\c c\frcual mot\fon. You    
  can also tr\b us\fng th\ce W\f\f Lens Clean\fng K\ft (sold separ\catel\b) to clean the \fnternal lens\c.  
•  Eject the Game D\fsc,\c and turn the powe\cr OFF and then ON.\c Re\fnsert the d\fsc and \ctr\b   
  pla\b\fng the game aga\c\fn. 
•  Check that the Game\c D\fsc w\fll work on \bou\cr vers\fon of the W\f\f. Th\fs s\bstem w\fll onl\b   
  work w\fth Game D\fscs \cmade for use \fn the\c USA, Canada, Mex\fco and Lat\fn Amer\fca.
 Game D\fsc slot does n\cot l\fght blue or l\fght\cs br\fefl\b
Th\fs \fs the normal ope\crat\fon of the Game D\fsc slot. The slot onl\b l\fghts te\cmporar\fl\b 
when the system \fs \Wturned on b\b a) \fnsert\fng a Game D\c\fsc,  b) us\fng the Power 
Button on the W\f\f Remote Plus or c) us\fng the Power Button on the W\f\f console.
The Game D\fsc slot w\fll also l\fght temporar\fl\b \ff \bou rece\fve a message v\fa W\f\fCon-
nect24 (th\fs feature must be turned on \cto rece\fve messages, see page 62 \fn the\c 
W\f\f Operat\fons Manual - Chan\cnels and Sett\fngs for more \fnformat\fon).
 W\f\f Remote Plus l\fghts bl\fnk\c, but don’t sta\b l\ft 
  (remote does not s\bnc)\c
•  Rev\few the Sensor Ba\cr setup \fnstruct\fons \c\fn th\fs manual to en\csure proper placement. 
•  Make sure batter\fes are not depleted. 
•  Tr\b resett\fng the W\f\f Remote Plus - remove the batter\fes, wa\ft one m\fnute, 
  then replace the batter\fes. Wa\ft a few seconds, and then tr\b s\bnchr\con\fz\fng  
  the remote aga\fn. 
•  If \bou are unable to re-s\bnc the remote, tr\b the follow\fng p\crocedure: 1.  Turn off the power of the W\f\f console w\fth the \cPOWER Button on the front of   the console.
2.  Unplug the power co\crd from the wall outlet f\cor a few seconds, then plug \ft back   \fn aga\fn.
3.  Turn on the power o\cf the W\f\f console. 
4.  When \bou see the He\calth and Safet\b screen, press and hold the SYNCHRO  Button on the console d\cown for 15 seconds.  Th\fs w\fll clear an\b s\bnc  
\fnformat\fon left on the console.
5.  S\bnchron\fze \bour W\f\f Remote Plus controllers us\fng the procedure on  pages 19–22.
 W\f\f Remote Plus or controller accessor\b buttons st\fck
Clean st\fck\fng buttons us\fng the follow\c\fng procedure:
1.  For the W\f\f Remote Plus, remove batter\fes and d\fsconnect\c an\b accessor\fes  before clean\fng.
2.  Use an unused tooth\cbrush and hot tap wa\cter. Do not use bo\fl\fng w\Water, soap  or detergent.
3.  D\fp the toothbrush \fn\c hot water and shak\ce off excess amount. L\fghtl\b scrub   st\fck\fng buttons, work\fng the br\fstles \caround s\fdes of buttons and \fnto cracks.
4.  Dr\b controller w\fth soft cloth or towel and\c let a\fr dr\b for at \cleast 2 hours.
5.  Test buttons and repeat procedure \ff necessar\b. Do not submerge \fn, or pour  any type of l\fqu\fd onto a cont\Wroller or accessory.
 W\f\f Remote Plus doesn’t p\croperl\b respond to pla\ber   
  mot\fon (errat\fc hand cursor, can’t sw\fng bat, can’t bowl, etc.)
•  If the l\fghts on \bour \cremote bl\fnk, but do not sta\b l\ft,\c see the first troubleshoot\fng
  step on th\fs page, at left.
•  Rev\few the Sensor Ba\cr setup \fnstruct\fons \c\fn th\fs manual to en\csure proper
  placement.
•  Make sure no objects are block\fng the s\fgnals \cbetween the Sensor B\car, the W\f\f
  console, and the W\f\f Remote Plus.
•  Make sure batter\fes are not depleted.
•  Check and adjust th\ce Sensor Bar sens\ft\fv\c\ft\b \ff necessar\b.  (See page 52 \fn t\che W\f\f
  Operat\fons Manual - Chan\cnels and Sett\fngs.)
The follow\fng cond\ft\fo\cns can \fnterfere w\fth the operat\fon of the remote: 1.  Us\fng the remote too close or t\coo far from the Sensor Bar.  The opt\fmal d\fstance \f\cs between 3 and 10 fe\cet.
2.  Br\fght l\fght sources, \fnclud\fng sunl\fght, beh\fnd or near the TV, sh\fn\fng towards  the remote or reflect\fng off the TV screen.
3.  H\fghl\b reflect\fve surfaces near the sensor bar.
4.  Sources of \fnfrared l\fght \fn the game\cpla\b area such as electr\fc, propane or  kerosene heaters, flames from fireplaces or candles, and stoves or othe\cr sources of 
heat.
5.  Rad\fo frequenc\b \fnterference ma\b cause the W\f\f Remote Plus to work \cerrat\fcall\b.  Check for and move \cor turn off w\freless dev\fces such as cordless phones,  
w\freless computer ke\bboards or m\fce or other \cs\fm\flar dev\fces.
If \bou th\fnk an\b of these cond\ft\fons are affect\fng the operat\fon of the remote, tr\b  
remov\fng or reduc\fng the source of \fnterference. 
						

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Warranty and Service I\pnformation
Trouble\fhooting / FCC Information
Troubleshoot\fng
FCC Informat\fon
 When pla\b\fng a game \cthat \fncludes W\f\f Mot\fonPlus   
  features, the W\f\f Remote Plus operates errat\fcall\b 
  or unexpectedl\b.
•  The W\f\f Remote Plus ma\b need \cto be recal\fbrated due to the fo\cllow\fng:
  1. Chang\fng batter\fes \fn the W\f\f Remote Plus dur\fng ga\cmepla\b.
  2. Mov\fng W\f\f Mot\fonPlus from a cold env\fronment \fnto a warm \cenv\fronment.
To recal\fbrate the W\f\f Remote Plus, place \ft on a flat h\cor\fzontal surface w\ft\ch the buttons 
fac\fng down. It should be 20” or\W more from your telev\fs\fon \Wand W\f\f console for 
correct cal\fbrat\fon\b Wa\ft for a few second\cs and check the oper\cat\fon. Also, rev\few the 
\fnstruct\fon manual fo\cr the game \bou are pla\b\fng for more \fnformat\fon.
NOTE: Th\fs procedure must be done dur\fn\cg gamepla\b.
If your W\f\f system st\fll doe\Ws not operate correctly after try\fng 
the troubleshoot\fng steps\W, DO NOT return the console \Wto the 
store\b You w\fll lose saved \Wgame data and all W\f\f Shop   
Channel downloads a\Wnd W\f\f Po\fnts\b
V\fs\ft support\bn\fnten\Wdo\bcom for ass\fstance and add\ft\fo\Wnal 
troubleshoot\fng and r\Wepa\fr opt\fons or ca\Wll 1-800-255-3700\b Regulat\fons for Equ\fpment \WUse \fn U\bS\bA\b and Canada
FCC and Industr\b Canada Informat\fon
In order to compl\b w\fth F\cCC rad\fo-frequenc\b rad\fat\fon exposure gu\fdel\fnes for an \cuncontrolled 
exposure, th\fs dev\fce and \fts \cantenna must not be \cco-located or operat\fng \fn conjunct\fon \cw\fth an\b 
other antenna or t\cransm\ftter. Th\fs dev\fce compl\fes w\ft\ch Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of\c 
Industr\b Canada. Operat\fon \fs subject to th\ce follow\fng two cond\c\ft\fons:  (1) th\fs dev\c\fce ma\b not 
cause harmful \fnterf\cerence, and (2) th\fs dev\fce\c must accept an\b \fnte\crference rece\fved, \fnclud\fng 
\fnterference that ma\b cause \cundes\fred operat\fon. Changes or mod\fficat\c\fons not expressl\b ap-
proved b\b the manufact\curer could vo\fd the us\cer’s author\ft\b to operate th\fs dev\fce.
NOTE: Th\fs equ\fpment has bee\cn tested and found \cto compl\b w\fth the l\f\cm\fts for a Class B d\fg\ftal 
dev\fce, pursuant to part 1\c5 of the FCC Rules. These l\fm\fts are des\fgned to prov\fde reasonable 
protect\fon aga\fnst har\cmful \fnterference \fn a res\fdent\fal \fnstallat\fon\c. Th\fs equ\fpment generates, 
uses and can rad\fate rad\fo frequenc\b energ\b and, \ff not \fnstalled and u\csed \fn accordance w\fth 
the \fnstruct\fons, ma\b cause harmful \fn\cterference to rad\fo commun\fcat\fons. However, there \fs no 
guarantee that \fnterfer\cence w\fll not occur \fn\c a part\fcular \fnstalla\ct\fon. If th\fs equ\fpment does\c cause 
harmful \fnterference to rad\fo or telev\fs\fon recept\fon, wh\fch can  be determ\c\fned b\b turn\fng the 
equ\fpment off and on, the user \fs encouraged to tr\b to corr\cect the \fnterference b\b one or more of 
the follow\fng measures:
•  Reor\fent or relocate the rece\fv\fng antenna.
•  Increase the separat\fon between the eq\cu\fpment and rece\fver.
•  Connect the equ\fpmen\ct \fnto an outlet on\c a c\frcu\ft d\ffferent from that to wh\fch th\ce  
  rece\fver \fs connected.\c
•  Consult the dealer or an exper\fenced rad\fo/TV techn\fc\fan or call N\f\cntendo
  Consumer Serv\fce at 1\c-800-255-3700 for \cass\fstance.
The user ma\b find the\c follow\fng booklet pr\cepared b\b the Federal Commun\fcat\fons Comm\fss\fon 
helpful: How to Ide\cnt\ff\b and Resolve Rad\fo-TV Interference Problems. Th\fs booklet \fs ava\flable\c 
from the U.S. Government Pr\fnt\fng Office, Wash\fngton, D.C., 20402, Stock No. 004-000-00345-4.
The term IC before the cert\fficat\fon/r\ceg\fstrat\fon number onl\b s\fgn\c\ffies that the Indust\cr\b Canada 
techn\fcal spec\fficat\fons\c were met. You may need only s\W\fmple \fnstruct\fons t\Wo correct a problem w\fth your product\b  Try our web s\fte at support\bn\fntendo\bcom or call our Consumer Ass\fstance Hotl\fne at 1-800-255-3700, 
rather than go\fng to \Wyour reta\fler\b Hours of operat\fon are 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., Pac\ffic T\fme, Monda\b - Sunda\b (t\c\fmes subject to change\c). If the problem cannot be solved\c w\fth the troubleshoot\fng
\fnformat\fon ava\flable \conl\fne or over the \ctelephone, \bou w\fll be offered express factor\b serv\fce thr\cough N\fntendo.  Please do not send an\b \cproducts to N\fntendo w\c\fthout contact\fng us \cfirst.
HARDWARE WARRANTY
N\fntendo of Amer\fca Inc. (“N\fntendo”) warrants to the or\fg\fnal\c purchaser that the har\cdware product shall be free from defects \fn mater\f\cal and workmansh\fp f\cor twelve (12) mont\chs from the date of 
purchase.  If a defect covered b\b th\fs warrant\b occurs dur\fng th\c\fs warrant\b per\fod, N\fntendo w\fll repa\fr or replace the defect\fve\c hardware product or component,\c free of charge.*  The or\fg\fnal purchaser \fs 
ent\ftled to th\fs war\crant\b onl\b \ff the date of purchase \fs reg\fstered at po\fnt of sale or the consume\cr can demonstrate, to N\fntendo’s sat\fsfact\fon, that the product was purchased w\fth\fn the las\ct 12 months.
GAME & ACCESSORY WARRANTY
N\fntendo warrants to the or\fg\fnal\c purchaser that the product (games and acc\cessor\fes) shall be free from defects \fn mater\f\cal and workmansh\fp f\cor a per\fod of three (3) months from the date of purchase. If a 
defect covered b\b th\fs warrant\b occurs dur\fng th\c\fs three (3) month warrant\b per\fod, N\fntendo w\fll repa\fr or replace the defect\fve\c product, free of charge.*
SERVICE AFTER EXPIRATION OF WARRANTY
Please tr\b our web s\fte \cat support.n\fntendo\c.com or call the Consumer Ass\fstance Hotl\fne at 1\c-800-255-3700 for \ctroubleshoot\fng \fnforma\ct\fon and repa\fr or replacement opt\fons a\cnd pr\fc\fng.* 
*In some \fnstances, \ft ma\b be necessar\b for \bou to sh\fp \cthe complete product, FREIGHT PREPAID AND INSURED FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE, to N\fntendo.  Please do not send an\b \cproducts to N\fntendo w\c\fthout 
contact\fng us first.
WARRANTY LIMITATIONS
THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY IF THIS PRODUCT: (a) IS USED WITH PRODUCTS NOT SOLD OR LICENSED \cBY NINTENDO (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, NON-LICENSED GAME\c ENHANCEMENT AND 
COPIER DEVICES, ADAPTERS, SOFTWARE, AND POWER SUPPLIES\c); (b) IS USED FOR \cCOMMERCIAL PURPOSES (INCLUDING RENTAL); (c) IS MODIFIE\cD OR TAMPERED WITH; (d) IS DAMAGED BY NEGLIGENCE, 
ACCIDENT, UNREASONABLE USE,\c OR BY OTHER CAUSES UNRELATED TO DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP; OR (e) HAS HAD THE SERIAL NUMBER ALTERED, DEFACED OR REMOVED.
ANY APPLICABLE IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHAN\WTABILITY AND FITNESS  FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE HEREBY LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIODS DE-
SCRIBED ABOVE (12 MONTHS OR 3\c MONTHS, AS APPLICABLE).  IN NO EVENT SHALL NINTENDO BE LIABL\cE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE  BREACH OF ANY IMPLIED OR 
EXPRESS WARRANTIES.  SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS 
MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
Th\fs warrant\b g\fves \bou spec\ffic\c legal r\fghts. You ma\b also have oth\cer r\fghts wh\fch var\b \cfrom state to state o\cr prov\fnce to prov\fnce. N\fntendo’s address \fs: N\fntendo of Amer\fca Inc., P.O. Box 957, Redmond, WA 
98073-0957 U.S.A. Th\fs warrant\b \fs onl\b val\fd \fn \cthe Un\fted States and Canada.
Rev. R
Unl\fcensed Accessor\fes
Do not attach unl\fcensed acc\Wessor\fes to the W\f\f Remote Plus, as the use of unl\fcensed accessor\fes may lead to \fnjury to you\Wrself or others and may\W cause 
performance \fssues and/or damage\W to the system\b Use of any such unl\fcense\Wd accessor\fes w\fll \fnval\fdate your N\fntendo pr\Woduct warranty\b
Warranty and Serv\fce In\Wformat\fon