Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit 780332169469?TWLSKA du fabricant Nintendo
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Basics Health and Safety Information 5 Nintendo DSi Componen ts 7 Charging the Battery 11 Using the Stylus and T ouch Screen 13 Adjusting the Volume and Screen Brightness 15 Using SD Memory Cards 16 R.
Basics.
WARNING WARNING - Seizures WARNING - Repetitiv e Motion Injuries aned Eyestrain WARNING - Ba tter y Leakage WARNING - Radio F requenc y Inter ference CAUTION Health and Safety Information Important S afety Information – Read the following w arnings before setup or use of the Nintendo DSi.
SEE P AGE 16 SEE P AGE 26 SEE P AGE 8 SEE P AGE 15 7 Basics 8 Basics Nintendo DSi™ Components View of the Nint endo DSi system when open (front) Upper and Low er L CD Screens T win backlit color liquid cr ystal screens display game scr eens and other information.
9 Basics 10 Basics Battery Cover Remove co ver to r eplace the batter y . NOTE: Do not remove the c over unless you need to r eplace the batter y or check battery installation. V olume / Screen Brightness Contr ol Adjust the sound volume or the brightness of the scr eens.
11 Basics 12 Basics Charging the Battery WARNING • Besuretochar gethebatter ybeforeusingitforthersttimeorwhenithas not been used in the last 6 months.
Using the Stylus and T ouch Screen 13 Basics 14 Basics The low er L CD screen, or T ouch Screen, is touch sensitive. F or games that include this game control feature , operate the scr een by using the included stylus. Lightly touch or slide the stylus across the Touch Scr een as shown below .
Adjusting the V olume/S creen Brightness Using SD Memory Cards + TheNintendoDSisupportshigh-capacit ySDCardso ver2GBinsize(SDHCCards).
Replacing the Batt er y Pack 17 Basics 18 Basics 1. PressandholdtheP ower/Resetbutton(atleast.5second)untilthepo wershutso.
Applications and Settings.
21 Applications & Settings 22 Applications & Settings Nintendo DSi Menu TheNintendoDSiMenuappearsaut omaticallywhenyouturnthesystem ’ spoweron.
23 Applications & Settings 24 Applications & Settings Camera Mode On the Nintendo DSi Menu, press or to enter camera mode. Photos you tak e will b e saved to the Nint endo DS i system memory . Number of photos remaining Start Nintendo DSi Camera T akeaphoto( , , or ) Switch between inner and outercameras.
Press Hold Press and release 25 Applications & Settings 26 Applications & Settings Nintendo DSi Camera With Nint endo DSi Camera, you can take photos with eleven dieren t lenses, watch slide shows of your phot os, and exchange photos with other Nin tendo DSi systems.
27 Applications & Settings 28 Applications & Settings Using the Camera Selec ting a Lens T ap Camera from the Nintendo DSi Camer a menu to view the lens-selection screen. Tap the lens y ou want to use , and then tap Start to begin using that lens.
29 Applications & Settings 30 Applications & Settings The photo gets str etched in the direction you mov e the stylus Using the Camera (cont.) Normal Lens This lens adds no special eects to your photos . D istortion Lens Using this lens, y ou c an slide the stylus on the screen to distort your photo .
31 Applications & Settings 32 Applications & Settings Split mirror Triangle mirr or Square mirror Using the Camera (cont.) Colorpad Lens Using this lens, y ou c an change the color of any portion of your photo . T he color will change each time you tap .
33 Applications & Settings 34 Applications & Settings Resemblance Lens Using this lens, y ou c an evaluate ho w similar t wo faces are . Line up two faces on the screen Once the faces hav e been identied, they will appear with square fr ames around them.
35 Applications & Settings 36 Applications & Settings Select a photo from your album and tap . Using the Camera (cont.) Frame Lens Using this lens, y ou c an capture photos within pr eset or user- created frames , or you can create your o wn brand-new frames.
37 Applications & Settings 38 Applications & Settings Stickers Y oucanapplyavarietyofstickers( )toyourphotost ohelporganizethem. •Photoswith stickers will appear on the top scr een in the Nintendo DSi Menu.
39 Applications & Settings 40 Applications & Settings Other C amera F eatures Select O ther from the Nintendo DSi C amera menu to exchange, copy , or delete photos or frames .
41 Applications & Settings 42 Applications & Settings Other Camera Features ( cont.) Copying Photos/F rames Y oucancopysavedphot osandframesfromyourNintendoDSisystemtoanSDC ardorviceversa. Selec t where you w ant to copy fr om.
43 Applications & Settings 44 Applications & Settings Delete the existing memo Rewrite the memo Space for writing memos Save the written memo Return to calendar Calendar Select Calendar from the Nintendo DSi Camera menu to ac cess the calendar on the T ouch Screen.
45 Applications & Settings 46 Applications & Settings Moving Data into Dier ent Loc ations T ap the balloon you want to mo ve, and then slide it to where y ou want it and release. The two balloons will swap locations . Recording and Pla ying with Sounds T ap Record and edit a sound from the Nintendo DSi Sound menu.
47 Applications & Settings 48 Applications & Settings Using Sound Filters By tapping an icon, you can apply dier ent lters to alter your sound. E ach icon has three dierent lters , so each time you tap one, the lter will change.
49 Applications & Settings 50 Applications & Settings Recording and Pla ying with Sounds (cont.) Saving Altered Sounds Ifyouwantt osavesoundsthatyou ’vechanged, tap Overwrite . Conrm that the r ecording sounds the way you want it .
51 Applications & Settings 52 Applications & Settings * Playback Modes Play songs in one folder in order , then stop when nished. Play songs in the selected folder at random. Play the current song fr om a user-set point A and point B. Slide points A and B back and forth to adjust them.
53 Applications & Settings 54 Applications & Settings Settings Adjust the settings for Nintendo DSi Sound. Set your headphones for mono or stereo . Enable or disable sound eects when you tap the T ouch S creen. Set the backlight to turn o automatically when Nint endo DS i Sound is not in use.
55 Applications & Settings 56 Applications & Settings How to R edeem Nintendo DS i P oints There ar e a number of ways to get Nintendo DSi P oints.
57 Applications & Settings 58 Applications & Settings DS Download Pla y With DS Download Pla y, you can download and pla y certain multiplayer games with other Nintendo DSi, DS Lite, and DS users even if y ou have only onecopyofagame.
59 Applications & Settings 60 Applications & Settings Controls T op Screen Signal-strength icon Messages receiv ed Curren t chat room T ouch Screen Chat members T ap one to see that person ’.
61 Applications & Settings 62 Applications & Settings S ystem Settings On the Nintendo DSi Menu, select System Settings to open the settings menu, fr om which you can adjust many dieren t items. Use to turn pages, and tap the setting y ou want to adjust.
63 Applications & Settings 64 Applications & Settings Data Management Copy or delet e software or save da ta from your system memory or from an SD Card . Copying / Erasing Selec t where the data you w ant to delete or copy is locat ed. Select the data you want t o copy or delete.
65 Applications & Settings 66 Applications & Settings Prole Open Prole to mak e adjustments to your user name, personal message, color , and birthday . User Name Use the keyboard to ent er your user name. See page 86 for keyboard instructions.
67 Applications & Settings 68 Applications & Settings Setting up Parental Controls Afterselectingparentalcon trolsfromthesyst emsettingsmenu(panel3),followthe on-screen instructions. Enter a four-digit PIN of your choosing , then tap OK .
T ap straight down! The icon will turn yellow when you tap it. 69 Applications & Settings 70 Applications & Settings Parental C ontrols (cont.) What to do if y ou forget your PIN and secret-question answer … If you forget both y our PIN and the answer to your secret question, please follo w these steps.
Does your wireless network access point support AOSS? AOSS ™ 71 Applications & Settings 72 Applications & Settings Internet Setup ConnectyourNintendoDSit oawirelessInternetconnection,usingacompatiblewirelessr outer(soldseperately).
73 Applications & Settings 74 Applications & Settings Internet Setup (cont.) Required for connecting to the Internet The following ar e required to connect a Nintendo DSi to the Int ernet. Nintendo DSi system PC Broadband Internet envir onment using DSL, C able, etc.
75 Applications & Settings 76 Applications & Settings How to C onnec t T ap Connection Settings Tap a c onnec tion labeled None . Tap the A OSS icon Proceed to the following acc ess point steps. Internet Setup (cont.) Connecting using AOSS If your access point supports AOSS, y ou can use this func tionality for a simple setup.
77 Applications & Settings 78 Applications & Settings How to C onnec t T ap Connection Settings T ap a connection labeled None T ap Search for an Access P oint T ap an access point to select it If no access points ar e found, see troubleshooting, page 89.
79 Applications & Settings 80 Applications & Settings Internet Setup (cont.) Conguring settings manually (Seeglossary,page107fordenitionofterms) Congur eyouraccesspoint’ ssettingsmanually.
81 Applications & Settings 82 Applications & Settings If the connection test is successful, settings are complet e. Immediately after completing settings using WPS, c onnec tion may fail due to the restarting of the acc ess point. W ait a shor t time, then try performing a connection test again.
83 Applications & Settings 84 Applications & Settings Conrm the system M AC addr ess and Nintendo WFC ID Delete Nintendo WFC information from the system T ransfer the Nintendo WFC conguration to another system Internet Setup (cont.
85 Applications & Settings 86 Applications & Settings System Upda te There will be upda tes or additions to the Nintendo DSi Menu or built-in software applications. Y ouunderstandthattheNintendoDSisystemspecicationsar econstantlyevolving.
Suppor t and T roubleshooting.
Volume Volume Fully insert Lit Support and Tr oubleshooting 89 Support and Tr oubleshooting 90 It takes a long time befor e the Nintendo DS i Menu is display ed •Hasahigh-capacit ySDM.
T ap straight down! Support and Tr oubleshooting 91 Support and Tr oubleshooting 92 T roubleshooting (cont.) I can’t recharge the Nintendo DSi batt ery pack / The recharge indicator LED is not lit •AreyouusingaNin tendoDSiACAdapter? Use the Nintendo DSi AC Adapter [W AP-002(USA)].
Support and Tr oubleshooting 93 Support and Tr oubleshooting 94 I can’t use DS Download Pla y •HaveP arentalContr olsrestrictedtheuseofDSDownloadPlay? Enter your P ar.
Master Key Support and Tr oubleshooting 95 Support and Tr oubleshooting 96 T roubleshooting (Continued) How to Disable P arental Controls Therear et wowa ystodisableP arentalC ontrols. Y oucaneithertemporarilydisablethem,orchangethe Par ental Controls settings.
Support and Tr oubleshooting 97 Support and Tr oubleshooting 98 Error Message List If an error occurs, messages lik e the following may appear on the screen. F ollow the directions shown in the table to resolv e the problem. Error Message Solution An error occurred.
Support and Tr oubleshooting 99 Support and Tr oubleshooting 100 Conrm that y our net work envir onment can connect to the Internet. Review the settings after Auto-Obtain IP Address in the connection settings.
Support and Tr oubleshooting 101 Support and Tr oubleshooting 102 Nintendo DSi Privac y P olic y Nintendo is dedicated to pr otecting your privacy and handling any personal information we obtain from you with car e and respect.
Support and Tr oubleshooting 103 Support and Tr oubleshooting 104 Nintendo DSi Code of Conduct ThisNintendoDSiNetworkServiceCodeofC onduc t(“NintendoDSiCodeofC onduct”)outlinestherulesthatyoumust follow to participate in the Nintendo DSi Service.
Support and Tr oubleshooting 105 Support and Tr oubleshooting 106 Legal Notices This product includes RSA BSAFE Cryptographic software from RSA Security Inc. RSA is a register ed trademark of RSA Securit y Inc. BSAFE is a register ed trademark of RSA Securit y Inc.
Support and Tr oubleshooting 107 Support and Tr oubleshooting 108 Glossar y T erm Denition SSID (Service S et Identier) Key IP Address Subnet Mask Gatewa y IP Primary DNS / Secondary DNS DHCP Se.
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