Nintendo 991015 instruction manual Specifications, Installation

Specifications

∙The HotRod has easy setup and low maintenance

∙The HotRod Joystick cabinet measures 24 inches wide (61 cm), 11 inches (28 cm) deep, and 6 inches (15.25cm) tall and weights approximately 15-16lbs.

∙HotRod should fit right on your desk and directly in front of your monitor. The top playfield has a 10 degree ergonomic angle, and is covered with a durable custom polycarbonate that is UV, soil, and scuff resistant just like the real arcade machines.

∙3M Polylastomer® feet designed for non-slip usage on your desk or any smooth surface.

∙HotRod utilizes a MUX circuit design that we like to call Digital Multiplex Sampling™. DMS™ gives HotRod the fastest most accurate digital keystroke inputs, error free!

∙HotRod comes with a male to male 6 foot PS/2 to PS/2 cord.

∙HotRod is self-powered by the +5VDC feed from your PC’s keyboard power, and needs no additional power sources or plug-ins.

∙Happ™ super model joysticks and buttons are in all versions of the HotRod. All these component micro switches are rated at 10,000,000 cycles for reliability.

∙Currently there are two versions of the HotRod Joystick. The HotRod -SE model, which has 16 independent arcade style microswitch buttons, 2x8-way arcade style microswitch joysticks, and player one and two start buttons. The HotRod -Classic model has 10 independent arcade style microswitch buttons, 2x8-way arcade style microswitch joysticks, and player one and two start buttons. Each version is arranged depending on your style of play and the type of games you like to play. The HotRod –SE model is set up more for StreetFighter™, Neo Geo™ type games, and the HotRod –Classic model is set up for those older games such

as Pacman™, Galaga™, or Defender™.

Installation

Installing the HotRod Joystick is very simple. It is recommended that you read these instructions in their entirety, before attempting to install the HotRod Joystick to your computer.

The box consists of a HotRod joystick, a manual, a registration card, a 6-foot PS/2 to PS/2 keyboard plug, and a CD-ROM.

Once you remove the HotRod Joystick from the box, please keep in mind that it is a good idea to store the box because you might need it in the unlikely event that you ship the HotRod back to the manufacturer or distributor. Set the HotRod down in front of your monitor where the keyboard would normally be, and move your keyboard off to the side of your work area.

Note: Before you start the installation, remember to turn off your computer first. Some PC's do not agree with hot swapping. Hot swapping is where you unplug a computer peripheral such as a keyboard, and plug in another similar peripheral. On occasion some PC's tend to "beep" multiple times as if you were holding down a key on the key