Sony PlayStation Vita Manual de usuario

This sectionintroduces the basic operations of your PS Vita system and gives hints about how to get the most

from your PS Vita system.

Hardware part names

Types of card media

Charging

Turning your PS Vita system on and off

Touch operations, and sensing orientation and motion

Basic operations

Controlling with buttons on the system

Using the screens

Starting and closing applications

Displaying software manuals

Customizing the home screen

Entering text

Connecting to the Internet

Muting the audio

Adjusting the brightness of the screen

Taking a screenshot

Using menus

Using parental controls

Before disposing of your PS Vita system

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Front Side

Top Side

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Power Button / Power indicator

PS Vita card slot / Vita card access indicatorVOL + button / VOL - button

Front camera

R button

△button / ○button/

×button / □button

Right stick

Right speaker

Select button

Start button

Strap holder

L button

Left stick

Left speaker

PS button

Directional buttons

Screen (touchscreen)

Hardware part names

Rear Side

Bottom Side

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Rear camera

Rear touch pad

Memory card slot

USB port

Microphone

Headset jack

Hardware part names

Your PS Vita system uses the following types of card media:

Memory card

The memory card is designed specifically for the PS Vita system. Your system stores games downloaded from

PlayStation®Store, as well as saved data and add-on data for games, on the memory card. You can also save

content such as photos and music on the memory card.

You cannot use Memory Stick™ media such as the Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) on your PS Vita

system.

Insert or remove the memory card only when the power is off. Inserting or removing the memory card

while the power is on, including when your system is in standby mode, can cause data corruption or

loss.

After yousign up for Sony Entertainment Network from your PS Vita system, memory cards that you

insert are linked to your account. You can only use the memory cards in PS Vita systems to whichthe

same account is linked.

PlayStation®Vita card

The PS Vita card is designed specifically for storing PlayStation®Vita format software (games and other

applications) for use on your PS Vita system. For some games, the PS Vita card can also store saved data and

add-on data.

A regioncode is assigned to eachPS Vita card according to the country or regioninwhich the PS Vita card is

sold.

You cannot use UMD™ (such as those used for games and videos) on your PS Vita system.

Removing the PS Vita card or turning off the power when the PS Vita card access indicator is blinking

can cause data corruption or loss.

SIM card (only for 3G/Wi-Fi models)

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On 3G/Wi-Fi models, you need a SIM card to access a mobile network.

Insert or remove the SIM card only when the power is off. Inserting or removing the SIM card while the

power is on, including when your system is in standby mode, can cause data corruption or loss.

Playing a game on a PlayStation®Vita card

Photos

Music

Videos

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To charge your PS Vita system, connect it to an electrical outlet as shownbelow using the included USB cable,

AC adaptor and AC power cord.

While your system is charging, the remaining battery charge is shown on the info bar as (Charging). Also,

while the system is charging whenthe system is in standby mode or it is turned off completely, the PS button

lights up orange. When charging is complete, the light in the PS button goes out.

USB cable

AC adaptor

AC power cord

Plug the power cord into the power outlet last, after making all of the other connections.

Use an electrical outlet that is easily accessible, so the AC power cord can be unplugged quickly if the

need arises.

Charge your system in an environment where the ambient temperature is between 10 °C and 30 °C (50

°F and 86 °F). In environments outside of this range, charging can be inefficient and might lead to

decreased battery life.

When the PS button blinks orange during charging, the battery charge is too low to turn on your PS Vita

system. Wait until the PS buttonstops blinking and lights up orange before turning on your system.

You can also charge your system by connecting it to a USB device such as a computer using the USB

cable. When charging your system using a USB device, turn off your system. You cannot charge your

system whenit is instandby mode. To completely power off the system, press and hold the power

button for two seconds, and then tap [Power Off] on the screen that appears.

Approximate charging time

The following table gives the approximate charging time for your PS Vita system when the battery has no

remaining charge.

Charging using the AC adaptor Approximately 2 hours, 40 minutes

Charging your PS Vita system while using it or while the system is in standby mode can increase the

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charging time.

Approximate duration of continuous use

The durations inthe table assume that the screenbrightness is set to the default setting, the Bluetooth® feature

is not being used, and headphones are being used.

Playing games*1 Approximately 3-5 hours

Playing videos Approximately 5 hours

Playing music*2 Approximately 9 hours

Whenthe network features are not being used.

When the system enters standby mode during music playback, and music continues playing.

Battery durationmay vary depending onthe screenbrightness, how network features (mobile network/Wi-

Fi/Bluetooth®) are being used, and the type of content being played.

Battery life

The battery in your PS Vita system has a limited life. Over an extended period of time, a gradual decrease occurs

in the duration of continuous use. If you experience a dramatic decrease in the duration of continuous use, contact

customer support in your country or region.

Battery life varies depending on how you use your PS Vita system and the environment inwhich the

system is used and stored.

USB Power Supply

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Turning the power on

Press the power buttonfor two seconds. Whenthe system is turned on, the PS button lights up blue.

When turning onyour PS Vita system for the first time, press and hold the power button for five

seconds.

If your system does not turn on even when you press and hold the power button, the battery charge

might be too low to turn on the system. Use the AC adaptor to charge your system, and thentry turning

on the system again.

Putting your system into standby mode

You can put your system into standby mode by pressing the power button. Whenthe power button is pressed,

the screen (touchscreen) is turned off, the PS button blinks inblue, and the system enters standby mode.

To exit standby mode, press the power button or the PS button.

When your system is in standby mode, Wi-Fi and mobile networking remain enabled. The PS button

blinks slowly in blue when there are new notifications, such as those generated when messages arrive.

With the default setting, when your system is idle for three minutes, it automatically enters standby

mode. However, your system does not enter standby mode automatically in some cases, depending on

the status of the application. For example, when you are viewing a slideshow or video, your system

does not enter standby mode.

Whenyour PS Vita system is ineither of the following states while it is instandby mode, the PS button

either lights up blue or blinks in blue:

Applications or features for which the auto-start setting is enabled have started automatically.

Power is being supplied to the system by a USB device such as a computer.

Turning the power off completely

Press and hold the power button for two seconds and thentap [Power Off] on the screen that appears.

When your PS Vita system is not operating correctly

If youcannot turn off your PS Vita system or the system is not operating correctly, youmight be able to solve the

problem by using safe mode.

Safe mode is a start-up mode for your PS Vita system, inwhich only a few system functions are available for

solving problems. To start your PS Vita system in safe mode, press and hold the power button until the safe

mode menu appears. In safe mode, use your PS Vita system's buttons to operate the menu.

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Whenthe PS Vita system does not start insafe mode even after you keep pressing the power button for more

than 30 seconds, the battery charge might be too low to turn on the system. In this case, charge your PS Vita

system using the included AC adaptor.

Auto Standby

Auto-Start Settings

USB Power Supply

Screen Lock

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In (Welcome Park), have fun learning the basic operations and features of your PS Vita system.

Touch operations

Your PS Vita system is equipped with a screen (touchscreen) and a rear touch pad. To perform various

operations, make these gestures with your fingers:

Tap Touch lightly with your finger and then raise your finger.

Tap to select an icon or an item.

Double tap Tap twice in a row.

Drag Touch and then move your finger while still touching.

Drag to scroll up, down, right and left.

Flick Touch and move your finger rapidly while still touching.

Flick to quickly scroll up, down, right and left.

Touch and hold Touch and keep touching.

Touch and hold for some operations, for example, to enter edit

mode for the home screen.

Pinch in/pinch out Touch with two fingers and then move your fingers closer together

or further apart.

Pinchinward to make things smaller onthe screen. Pinch outward

to make things larger onthe screen. Use pinch in and pinch out in

applications such as (Browser) and (Photos).

You might not be able to operate the touchscreen or rear touch pad correctly, or your operations might be

interfered with and might cause an application or your system to operate in an unintended manner, if you

are:

Wearing gloves or touching with your fingernails.

Holding your PS Vita system withyour fingers or other objects touching the touchscreen.

Sensing orientation and motion

Your PS Vita system has motionsensors to sense the tilt and motion of the system and an electronic compass to

sense the orientation of your system.

Do not swing your system around. This might result inaccidents or injuries.

A message appears if it is necessary to adjust the compass. Adjust the compass by following the

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