Nintendo SPR-001 Manual Do Utilizador

When contrast levels are low

When objects appear in the foreground

Exposing the Nintendo 3DS XL system to shocks or placing it in hot environments when using the outer cameras can result in poorly focused 
3D images. For the best results when using the cameras, follow the steps below.

Note: Incorrectly calibrating the cameras can lead to these problems worsening. Recalibrate the cameras whenever necessary.

Taking care not to have anything in the foreground, choose a bright, outdoor object that is over 20 metres from the Nintendo 3DS XL 
that fills the screen. Auto-calibration will begin when the three lights 

 on the upper screen to become lit. Hold the system 

steady until the auto-calibration process is complete.

The three lights 

 on the upper screen may not become lit in the following cases.

Note: There may be other problems in addition to those above that prevent the auto-calibration process from completing. If you 
experience problems, try using a different object for auto-calibration (for cases where auto-calibration doesn’t complete, you can calibrate 
the cameras manually 

).

Note: The auto-calibration process can be completed without taking an ideal photo, but this may result in incorrect calibration. Repeat the 
auto-calibration process with a different subject if you notice problems with the 3D images.

Touch REVERT TO DEFAULT SETTINGS to restore the default settings.

Vertical axis issues in the 3D images can be corrected using manual calibration. Use this when automatic calibration doesn’t correct the issues.

 

Place the system on a steady surface, with the image you want to take appearing directly in front and in the centre of the screen.

 

Using a simple, yet distinct image like the one shown below, can help the calibration process proceed smoothly.

 

Adjustments can be made to the vertical axis. The left and right arrows can be used to 
help align the image properly, but these adjustments will not be saved.

 

Even if other objects appearing in the image being used for calibration do not overlap 
properly, the calibration process will still work.

 

Images used for calibration that are taken from above or from an angle might not 
line up perfectly.