Atari Lynx Manual de usuario

Please read

WE'VE MADE YOUR

ATARI LYNX™ EVEN BETTER

There is anote on page 4of the owners

manual which refers to an automatic shut-

off of the lynx after 5minutes of non-use.

we have removed this because automatic

shut-off terminates the game. You would

have lost everything, including levels

reached and scores gained, and you would

have had to start all over again, we didn't

want this to happen. But remember, that

when you do decide to quit, PLEASE TURN

YOUR LYNX OFF by pressing Power.

We also increased battery life Page 8says

that alkaline battteries will last almost 4

hours. The system now extends battery life

to approximately 5hours.

AATARI

Atari, the Atari logo, ano lynx are TMs or ®s of Atari Corporation

Important Information

The Atari Lynx uses and produces radio frequency energy. If not installed and

used according to the instructions in this manual, the equipment may cause

interference with your radio and television reception.

If you experience interference while using the equipment, switch it off. If

interference stops, the equipment is probably at fault. With the equipment

switched on, try to correct the problem using the following measures:

•Adjust the position of the radio or television antenna.

•Reposition the equipment in relation to the radio or television.

•Move the equipment away from the radio or television

•Plug the equipment into adifferent electrical outlet so the equipment and

radio or television are connected to separate branch circuits.

If necessary, consult your Atari dealer or an experienced radio -television

technician for additional suggestions.

Ahelpful resource is the Interference Handbook, prepared by the Federal

Communications Commission and available from the U.S. Government Print-

ing Office, Washington. DC 20402. Stock No. 004-000-00450-7.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the product documen-

tation in this manual. However, because Atari Corporation is constantly improv-

ing and updating its computer hardware and software, it is unable to

guarantee the accuracy of printed material after the date of publication and

disclaims liability for changes, errors, or omissions.

Reproduction of all or any portion of this manual is not allowed without the

written consent of Atari Corporation.

Atan. the Atari logo, Comlynx, and Lynx are trademarks or registered

trademarks of Atari Corporation.

AATARI'

Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1302

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INTRODUCTION

congratulations! You are now the proud

owner of the new Atari Lynx portable color

entertainment system. Now you can play

video games anywhere and anytime.

The Lynx is not like other portable entertain-

ment systems, unlike any other portable

system, the Lynx is not limited to afinite

number of objects that can appear on the

screen at one time, and the size of screen

objects is limited only by the borders of the

spacious Lynx screen. Computer artists and

game designers can choose from over 4,096

colors when creating the outstanding

graphics for the Lynx entertainment system.

The Lynx has asystem clock speed of 16 MHz,

making it the fastest video entertainment

system ever.

Using the Lynx

Take amoment to study the drawing below

and learn the different parts of your Lynx

system. You will find more details about each

system part below the picture.

Joypad The 8-way joypad controls the game

character's movement, its exact function may

vary from game to game See individual game

manuals for details on how to use the joypad

for specific games.

ON Turns the system on.

Note: To protect your valuable games, always

Insert agame card before turning the system

on. When changing game cards, turn the Lynx

off. Remove the first game card, insert the

desired game card, and turn the system on

again.

OFF Turns the system off.

Note: Your Lynx has been designed both for

safety and to conserve battery power. When

using batteries, the Lynx system will auto-

matically shut itself off after five minutes of

non-use. On AC adaptor power, the unit's built-

in shut-off mechanism will turn the Lynx off if

not used for approximately one hour.

POWER indicator Light is lit when Lynx is

turned on.

Back Light Control Allows you to switch

screen off and on without switching off the

Lynx.

OPTION 1An optional button used in some

games. Press for autofire missiles, turbo, and

so on.

RESTART Press OPTION 1and PAUSE at the

same time to restart agame. Restarting the

game usually returns you to the title screen or

options screen.

PAUSE Pauses agame. Press PAUSE again to

resume action.

OPTION 2Another optional button used in

some games to give you even more capabili-

ties and control, option 2may, for example,

allow you to use certain objects or turn the

music on or off.

FLIP Press OPTION 2and PAUSE at the same

time to flip the screen upside down and play

with the joypad on the opposite side. This is

great for lefties.

Abuttons Both Abuttons perform the

same function, use the button which is most

comfortable for you. see individual game

manuals for the specific function of the

buttons.

Bbuttons Both Bbuttons perform the

same function. Use the button which is most

comfortable for you. See the manual that

came with your game card for details on how

to use these buttons.

BRIGHTNESS Adjusts the screen from dark to

light Adjust the brightness for your viewing

angle

Note: Looking at the screen from adifferent

angle than the one to which it was adjusted

may cause the screen to appear dim.

volume Adjusts the sound level of agame

headphones use with most standard port-

able headphones. Plugging in headphones

automatically disables the Lynx speaker.

COMLYNX™ use with one or more comlynx

cables to connect other Lynx systems for

multiplayer games. (Sold separately)

power connect the Lynx and an Atari power

adaptor to awall socket to save batteries.

(Sold separately)

inserting aCame Card

The following drawing shows the bottom of

the Lynx. Look at it carefully to see how to

insert agame card.

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