1. Introduction
The DATA FROG 16-bit Retro Video Game Wireless Console is designed to bring back childhood memories with a collection of classic games. This mini game stick offers a plug-and-play experience, connecting directly to your TV via HDMI. It comes equipped with two wireless controllers, supporting two-player gameplay for an immersive gaming experience. The console is pre-installed with over 900 classic games, including titles for Sega Genesis and FC (Family Computer), with some versions also including Russian language games. It supports game saving and downloading additional Sega games.
Image: The DATA FROG 16-bit Retro Video Game Wireless Console, showcasing its main components and key features.
2. Package Contents
Please check the package carefully to ensure all items are present:
- Game Controller (x2)
- Wireless Controller Receiver (HDMI Game Stick) (x1)
- Power Cable (x1)
- HD Extension Cord (x1)
- Memory Card (x1)
- Game Sticker (x1)
Image: All components included in the product package.
3. Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | DATA FROG |
| Category | Video Game Console |
| Operating System | 16 Bit |
| Interface | HDMI-compatible |
| Supporting Language | Russian, English |
| Battery Included | Yes (for controllers) |
| Video Game Controller included | Yes (2 wireless controllers) |
| Bluetooth-compatible | No |
| WIFI | No |
| Weight | 0.32kg |
| Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 18cm x 17cm x 5cm |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Certification | CE |
4. Setup Guide
Follow these steps to set up your DATA FROG Retro Video Game Console:
- Insert Batteries: Open the battery compartment on the back of each wireless controller and insert the required batteries (not specified, typically AAA or AA).
- Connect HDMI Game Stick: Plug the HDMI game stick directly into an available HDMI port on your television. If space is limited, use the provided HD extension cord.
- Connect Power: Connect the power cable to the HDMI game stick and then plug the other end into a USB power source (e.g., a USB port on your TV or a USB wall adapter).
- Select TV Input: Turn on your television and use your TV remote to select the correct HDMI input source to which the game stick is connected.
- Power On: The console should power on automatically once connected. You will see the game selection menu on your screen.
Image: Connecting the game stick to your TV for an HD output.
5. Operation
5.1. Controller Functions
The wireless controllers feature a classic 6-button Sega design (A, B, C, X, Y, Z) along with a D-pad, Select, and Start buttons. These provide complete functionality for retro gaming.
Image: Detailed view of the classic controller design.
5.2. Player Selection (1P/2P Switch)
Each controller has a switch on the bottom to toggle between 1P (Player 1) and 2P (Player 2) modes. For two-player games, ensure one controller is set to 1P and the other to 2P. This allows for seamless multiplayer gaming without needing to swap controllers.
Image: The 1P/2P switch on the controller for player assignment.
5.3. Indicator Lights
The controllers feature indicator lights to show their assigned player status:
- Blue indicator light: Indicates Player 1 (P1).
- Red indicator light: Indicates Player 2 (P2).
Both controllers have identical functions. The first connected device will be assigned as P1, and the second as P2.
Image: Controller indicator lights for player identification.
5.4. Game Selection and Features
The console's menu displays games with preview images, making it easy to identify titles. It supports instant save functions, allowing you to save your progress at any time. The system is compatible with both PAL and NTSC standard TV sets.
6. Game Management
6.1. Pre-installed Games
The console comes pre-installed with over 900 classic games for Sega Genesis and FC. Some versions may include additional Russian language games.
Image: Emphasizing the large library of pre-installed games.
6.2. Downloading Additional Games
You can download additional Sega games and add them to the console. Games should be stored in the Rom file on the TF card, and only files ending in .bin are supported. Please note that self-downloaded games may not display a game thumbnail.
Image: Visual representation of the game download feature.
How to Download Games (Video Tutorial):
For a detailed guide on how to download games, please refer to the following video tutorial:
Video: A tutorial demonstrating how to download games for the console.
6.3. Game Lists (PDFs)
Detailed lists of pre-installed games are available in PDF format:
7. Troubleshooting
- Q: How do two players play together?
- A: Ensure one gamepad is set to '1P' and the other to '2P' using the switch located at the bottom of each controller.
- Q: Why does 'loading' appear on the screen, or why are games not loading?
- A: This may indicate that the internal files on the SD card are damaged due to incorrect operation. Please contact customer service for assistance and to obtain information for re-downloading necessary files.
- Q: Why doesn't a specific button (e.g., the 'B' key) light up or respond?
- A: The controller may have been damaged during transportation. Please contact customer service and provide a video demonstrating the issue for support or a replacement.
- Q: Does the console support Dendy games?
- A: Yes, the console supports Dendy game titles as part of its retro game library.
8. User Tips
- Player Setup: Always verify the 1P/2P switch setting on your controllers before starting a multiplayer game to ensure correct player assignment.
- SD Card Care: Handle the console's SD card with care. Incorrect removal or handling can lead to file corruption and prevent games from loading.
- Game Previews: Utilize the game preview images in the menu to quickly identify and select your desired games.
- Save Progress: Remember to use the instant save function to save your game progress, especially before exiting a game.
9. Maintenance
- Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the console and controllers. Do not use liquid cleaners or abrasive materials.
- Storage: Store the console and accessories in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Battery Care: Remove batteries from controllers if they will not be used for an extended period to prevent leakage.
- Avoid Drops: Protect the console and controllers from drops and impacts, which can cause internal damage.
10. Warranty and Support
For any product-related issues, technical support, or warranty claims, please contact the seller or DATA FROG customer service. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.
