Nintendo dreamcast Manuale Utente
5
Additional
Information
Settings
Music
Managing
Game Files
Safety
Precautions
Part Names/Connecting
Peripheral Equipment
Before Using
the Dreamcast
Playing a Game
SLEEP
MODE
A
B
SLEEP
MODE
A
B
POWER button
Turns the Dreamcast
on and off.
on and off.
Power indicator
Lights up when the
power is turned on.
power is turned on.
OPEN button
Opens the disc
door.
door.
Analog
Thumb Pad
Thumb Pad
X Button
Y
B Button
A Button
Start
Button
Button
Expansion Socket 1Expansion Socket 2
Trigger R
Trigger L
Control ports A to D
Note␣
Some software and settings will not work
through some ports.
Controller connector
Plug the connector in with
the flat side up.
the flat side up.
Front side of
the Dreamcast
The controller cable can be fitted
into this groove to hold it out of
the way.
into this groove to hold it out of
the way.
You can save and manage game files by
inserting a memory card (sold separately) into
Expansion Socket 1 or 2.
If four controllers are connected to the
Dreamcast, as many as eight memory cards
can be managed.
* “Visual Memory Unit” is one type of memory card. When this card is used, “VMU” is sometimes displayed on
the screen; this is an abbreviation for “Visual Memory Unit.”
Par t Names/Connecting P
eripheral Equipment
Disc door
Memory Card
(e.g., Visual
Memory Unit;
sold separately)
(e.g., Visual
Memory Unit;
sold separately)
Controller
Directional
Pad
(D-Pad)
Pad
(D-Pad)
Controller
cable
cable