Instruction Manual
It is an extremely simple process to interconnect a home video game system to your TV set. Don’t let all the cables with their implied technology fool you—there are only three basic elements which have to be put together before you can get down to some serious playing.
Instruction Manual
It is an extremely simple process to interconnect a home video game system to your TV set. Don’t let all the cables with their implied technology fool you—there are only three basic elements which have to be put together before you can get down to some serious playing.
First there’s the computer module, the heart of the game system which has the on-off, power, game select, and game re-set controls. The computer module is where the particular game cartridge is plugged in. In addition, the controllers for play and the cable TV set must find their way to the computer module.
Depending on the power supply set-up, the computer module or a DC transformer is plugged into the AC line, and into the module to supply power to the module.
Then the control stations are plugged by their cables into the module. The controllers can be of various configurations, including dial, switch, pushbutton, and joystick controllers and combinations of these controls.