1. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the DIXSG M8 Console 4K HD Video Game Stick Lite. This device offers a nostalgic gaming experience with a vast library of retro games and 4K HD output. Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper setup and operation.
2. Safety Information
WARNING: Asphyxiation Hazard
All packaging materials (such as duct tape, plastic bags, plastic film, binding wires, labels) and small accessories in the machine should not be exposed to children under 3 years of age to avoid suffocation hazards. This product should be used under adult supervision.
Children between 8 and 14 years old need to be accompanied by an adult to use this product.
3. Package Contents
Please check the package contents upon unboxing:
- 1 x Game Console (Game Stick Lite)
- 2 x Wireless Controllers
- 1 x USB Receiver
- 1 x TF Card (pre-installed in console)
- 1 x USB Power Cable
- 1 x HD Extension Cable
- 1 x Retail Box

4. Appearance and Hardware Description
The M8 Console is a compact game stick designed for portability and ease of use.
4.1 Appearance View

4.2 Hardware Description
- HDMI HD Output: Connects to your TV, monitor, or projector for high-definition display.
- Power Support: Requires 5V/1A, 5V/2A, or 5V/0.5A power input.
- Handle Interface: Supports wired handles, wireless handles, and one-to-two handles via USB 2.0 interface.
- Indicator Light: A blue indicator light illuminates when connected to power.
- TF Card Slot: Supports a maximum 128GB expansion TF Card.

5. Setup Instructions
Follow these steps to set up your M8 Console:
- Connect the Game Stick: Plug the Game Stick Lite directly into an available HDMI port on your TV, monitor, or projector. If space is limited, use the provided HD extension cable.
- Connect Power: Connect the USB power cable to the Game Stick Lite and then to a 5V/1A (or higher) USB power source (e.g., a TV USB port, a USB wall adapter). The blue indicator light on the game stick will illuminate.
- Connect Controllers: Insert the USB receiver into the USB port on the Game Stick Lite. Ensure your wireless controllers have fresh AAA batteries installed. The controllers should automatically pair with the receiver. If not, press the 'MODE' button on the controller to initiate pairing.
- Select HDMI Input: On your display device (TV/monitor), select the corresponding HDMI input channel to view the game console interface.

6. Operating Instructions
6.1 Main Menu Functions
The main menu provides access to your game library and system settings:
- List: All games in the folders are displayed here. Use the directional keys to select games and left/right to turn pages. The simulator for each game is indicated on the screen.
- History: Game records from previously played games are stored here.
- Collection: Your favorite games can be added to this list for quick access.
- Search: Filter games by their uppercase initial letters (case-insensitive).
- Classification: Identifies all simulators contained in the machine.
6.2 Gameplay
- Starting a Game: From the game menu, use the directional keys to select a game and press the 'START' or 'A' button to enter the game.
- Exiting to Home: Press the 'B' button in the game list to return to the home page.
- In-Game Menu: During gameplay, hold down the 'SELECT' and 'START' buttons simultaneously to bring up the in-game menu. This menu allows you to Pause, Save, Load, or Exit the game.
6.3 Supported Emulators
The M8 Console supports a wide range of classic emulators, including:
- PS1
- MD (Mega Drive)
- SFC (Super Famicom)
- GBA (Game Boy Advance)
- FC (Famicom/NES)
- GBC (Game Boy Color)
- GB (Game Boy)
- ATARI
- CPS (Capcom Play System)

6.4 Settings
To access system settings, press the 'SELECT' button on the controller from the main menu. The settings list includes:
- Language
- Key Tone
- Search Local File
- Restore Default Setting and Exit
- System Information
- Exit Setting
7. Maintenance
- Keep the device and controllers dry. Avoid exposure to moisture or liquids.
- Clean the device and controllers with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Store the device in a cool, dry place when not in use.
- Avoid dropping or subjecting the device to strong impacts.
8. Troubleshooting
8.1 Common Issues and Solutions
- Controllers not connecting/flashing red and green lights:
- Ensure fresh AAA batteries are installed in both controllers.
- Verify the USB receiver is securely plugged into the game stick's USB port.
- Try pressing the 'MODE' button on the controller to re-initiate pairing.
- Ensure the game stick is powered on and the blue indicator light is solid.
- HDMI not recognized by TV/Monitor:
- Ensure the game stick is fully inserted into the HDMI port.
- Try using the provided HD extension cable.
- Verify your TV/monitor is set to the correct HDMI input source.
- Ensure the game stick is receiving power (blue indicator light on).
- Test on a different HDMI port or display device if possible.
- Memory card not recognized or games missing:
- Ensure the TF card is properly inserted into the game stick.
- Power cycle the device.
- If the card is corrupted, you may need to reformat it and re-add games (see 'Adding More Games' in User Tips).
- Games freezing:
- Exit the game and restart it.
- Ensure the power supply is stable.
- If persistent, try another game or restart the console.
- Cannot save game progress:
- During gameplay, hold 'SELECT' + 'START' to access the in-game menu and select 'Save'.
- Ensure there is sufficient space on the TF card.
9. Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Operation System | Linux Retroarchiopen Source System |
| Language Support | Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, English, Swedish, Polish, Greek, Turkish, Korean, Dutch, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese Style, Ukrainian (23 languages) |
| Emulators Supported | MAME, FC, GB, GBA, GBC, MD, SFC, PS1, ATARI2600, ATARI7800, CPS |
| CPU | GB2 |
| SDRAM | DDR3 256MB |
| Flash | 128MB |
| Games Included | Up to 10,000 (depending on TF card size) |
| Memory Card | 32G/64G (expandable up to 128GB) |
| Output | HDMI HD Output |
| Power Supply | 5V/1A, 5V/2A, 5V/0.5A |
| Wireless Connectivity | 2.4G Wireless (for controllers) |
| Battery Included | No (for controllers) |
| WIFI | No |
| Weight | 375g (approx.) |
| Certification | CE, FCC |
10. User Tips
- Exiting Games: To exit a game and return to the menu, hold down the 'SELECT' and 'START' buttons simultaneously to bring up the in-game menu, then choose 'Exit Game'.
- Saving Game Progress: Use the in-game menu (accessed by holding 'SELECT' + 'START') to save your game progress. This allows you to continue from where you left off.
- Adding More Games: You can download additional games in the supported emulator formats and place them into the corresponding folders on the TF card. Ensure the game files are compatible with the system's emulators.
- Controller Batteries: The wireless controllers typically require AAA batteries (not included). Ensure you have a fresh set for uninterrupted gameplay.
- Multiplayer: The console supports two wireless controllers for multiplayer gaming.
- No Internet Connection Required: The console does not require Wi-Fi or an internet connection to play the pre-loaded games.
11. Warranty and Support
Warranty Terms:
- Within seven days from the date of sale, in case of performance failure, the product body and packaging must be intact for replacement with the same model (subject to inspection), excluding artificial damage.
- The product is guaranteed for one year from the date of sale, with lifelong maintenance. Accessories are not covered by the warranty.
- Warranty service is only valid under normal use. Any artificial damage (including self-disassembly, improper use) is not covered by the warranty.
- This warranty card must be provided during warranty claims. If this card is not provided or is altered without permission, the company reserves the right to refuse service.
For further assistance, please refer to the detailed user manual PDF: View User Manual (PDF)