XIXIMENG R36S Retro Handheld Game Console User Manual

1. Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides detailed instructions for the setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your XIXIMENG R36S Retro Handheld Game Console. Please read this manual thoroughly to ensure proper use and to maximize your gaming experience.

2. Hua Neke Atuview

2.1 Nga waahanga matua

• Whakaatu: 3.5-inch IPS screen with wide viewnga koki.
• Tukatuka: Quad-core 64-bit Cortex-A35, up to 1.8GHz.
• Pūmahara: 1GB DDR3L RAM.
• Rokiroki: 64GB capacity, supporting dual TF card design for independent system and game storage.
• Pūnaha Mahi: Open-source Linux system.
• Whakataurite: Supports 21 emulators for over 15,000 pre-installed games.
• Pūhiko: 3500mAh high-capacity battery for extended playtime.
• Mana: Dual 3D joysticks, D-pad, action buttons, and upgraded L/R shoulder keys.
• Hononga: OTG port for external display or gamepad connection.

2.2 Ngā Wāhanga Papatohu

Familiarize yourself with the various parts of your R36S console:

Whakaahua: Mua view of the R36S console, showing the screen, D-pad, dual joysticks, action buttons (A, B, X, Y), Start, Select, and function buttons.

Whakaahua: Hoki view of the R36S console, highlighting the L1, L2, R1, R2 shoulder buttons.

• Mata IPS 3.5-inihi: Whakaaturanga teitei mo nga tirohanga maamaa.
• Papa-D: Directional pad for movement and menu navigation.
• Dual 3D Joysticks: For precise analog control in games.
• Patene Hohenga (A, B, X, Y): Pātene tāuru kēmu tuatahi.
• Tīmata/Tīpako Pātene: For game functions and menu selections.
• L1/L2/R1/R2 Shoulder Buttons: Additional input buttons, located on the top rear of the console.
• Pātene Hiko: To turn the console on or off.
• Pātene Rōrahi: Hei whakarite i te putanga oro.
• Tauranga USB-C: For charging and OTG connectivity.
• Tihakihihi Mō te putanga oro ki ngā pane whakarongo.
• TF Card Slots: Two slots for system and game storage cards.

3. Tatūnga Tuatahi

3.1 Charging the Console

Before first use, fully charge the console. Connect the provided USB-C cable to the console's USB-C port and the other end to a compatible USB power adapter (not included) or a computer USB port. The charging indicator will illuminate and turn off once fully charged.

3.2 Inserting Storage Cards

The R36S uses a dual TF card system. One card is for the operating system, and the other is for game ROMs. Ensure both cards are properly inserted into their respective slots before powering on the device.

• Locate the TF card slots on the side of the console.
• Gently insert the system TF card into the designated slot until it clicks into place.
• Insert the game ROMs TF card into the second slot until it clicks.
• To remove, gently press the card inward until it springs out.

4. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

4.1 Hiko / Whakaweto

• Hei Whakahiko: Pēhia me te pupuri i te pātene Mana kia mārama ra ano te mata.
• Hei Whakaweto: Press and hold the Power button, then select the 'Shutdown' option from the menu. Alternatively, a quick press of the Power button may put the device into sleep mode.

4.2 Te whakatere i te Atanga

Use the D-pad or the left analog joystick to navigate through menus and select options. The 'A' button typically confirms a selection, while the 'B' button usually cancels or goes back.

4.3 Taakaro

• From the main menu, select the desired emulator or game system.
• Browse the list of available games using the D-pad or joystick.
• Press the 'A' button to launch a game.
• During gameplay, use the D-pad, joysticks, and action buttons as per the game's controls.

4.4 Te Tiaki me te Utaina o te Ahunga Whakamua o te Kēmu

Most emulators support in-game saving and loading (savestates). Refer to the specific emulator's menu (often accessed by pressing a combination of buttons like 'Select' + 'X' or 'Start' + 'Select') for options to save, load, or exit a game.

4.5 Tautuhinga Pūnaha

Access the system settings menu to customize various aspects of your console, including display brightness, audio volume, Wi-Fi connectivity (if available), and controller mapping. Navigation within the settings menu follows the same principles as the main interface.

4.6 Connecting External Devices (OTG)

The R36S features an OTG (On-The-Go) port, allowing connection to external devices.

Image: The R36S console highlighting the OTG port and illustrating connections to a large screen display and an external gamepad via an OTG adapter.

• Whakaaturanga a-Waho: Connect an OTG adapter (not included) to the USB-C port, then connect an HDMI cable (via an appropriate adapter) to an external monitor or TV for a larger screen experience.
• External Gamepad: Connect a USB gamepad via an OTG adapter to play games with an alternative controller.

5. Tiaki

5.1 Te horoi

To clean the console, use a soft, dry cloth. For stubborn smudges, slightly dampen the cloth with water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as these can damage the screen or casing.

5.2 Whakahōu Pūmanawa

Periodically check for software updates to improve performance, add features, or fix bugs. Instructions for updating the open-source Linux system can typically be found on community forums or the manufacturer's support page. Ensure the console is fully charged before attempting any updates.

6. Te Raru

If you encounter issues with your R36S console, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

• Console does not power on:
  Ensure the console is fully charged. Connect it to a power source and wait a few minutes before attempting to power on again. Check that the system TF card is properly inserted.
• Games are not loading or appear corrupted:
  Verify that the game ROMs TF card is correctly inserted. Ensure the game files are in compatible formats for the respective emulators. Try re-inserting the game TF card.
• Kāore te mata e aro mai, e tūpato rānei:
  Perform a hard reset by pressing and holding the Power button for approximately 10-15 seconds until the device powers off. Then, power it back on normally.
• Karekau he tangi:
  Check the volume settings using the volume buttons. Ensure headphones are properly connected if in use.
• External display not working via OTG:
  Ensure the OTG adapter and HDMI cable are securely connected. Verify that the external display is set to the correct input source.

For persistent issues not covered here, please consult online communities or the manufacturer's support resources.

7. Whakatakotoranga Hangarau

8. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Mō ngā mōhiohio pūtāhui me te tautoko kiritaki, tirohia ngā tuhinga i whakaratohia me tō hoko, whakapā atu rānei ki te kaihokohoko/kaihanga. Puritia tō taunakitanga hoko mō ngā kereme pūtāhui katoa.