Nintendo New 2DS LL (Model JAN-S-UAAA) Instruction Manual

Introduction

This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your Nintendo New 2DS LL handheld console. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the device to ensure proper functionality and to understand all features. The Nintendo New 2DS LL offers a large screen experience in a lightweight design, compatible with all Nintendo 3DS and DS software.

Package Contents

Upon opening your Nintendo New 2DS LL package, please verify that all the following items are included:

• New Nintendo 2DS LL Console: 1 unit
• Exclusive Touch Pen: 1 unit (pre-installed in the console)
• microSDHC Memory Card (4GB): 1 piece (pre-installed in the console)
• AR Cards: 6 sheets
• Simple Start Guide: 1 book (includes warranty information)

Important Note: An AC adapter [WAP-002 (JPN)] is not included and must be purchased separately to charge the console.

Image: The New Nintendo 2DS LL console, open and powered on, showing the top screen with the "New Nintendo 2DS LL" logo and the bottom screen displaying various application icons.

Setup

1. Charge the Console: Connect a compatible AC adapter (WAP-002 (JPN), sold separately) to the charging port on the console and plug it into a power outlet. The charging indicator light will illuminate. Allow the console to charge fully before first use.
2. Power On: Open the console and locate the Power button. Press and hold the Power button until the screens illuminate.
3. Initial System Setup: Follow the on-screen prompts to configure basic settings such as language, date, time, and user profile.
4. MicroSDHC Card: The 4GB microSDHC card is pre-installed. If you need to access or replace it, refer to the "Maintenance and Care" section for instructions on locating the card slot.

Region Locking Information: This console is designed for the Japanese region. It will primarily play game cartridges released for the Japanese market. Attempting to use cartridges from other regions may result in an error message. Digital content from the Nintendo eShop will also be region-locked to Japan.

Operating Instructions

Basic Controls

• Directional Pad (D-Pad): Located on the left, used for menu navigation and character movement.
• Circle Pad: Analog stick on the left, provides 360-degree movement in compatible games.
• A/B/X/Y Buttons: Action buttons located on the right.
• START/SELECT Buttons: Used for in-game menus and selections.
• C Stick: Small analog stick above the A/B/X/Y buttons, used for camera control or other functions in compatible games.
• ZL/ZR Buttons: Shoulder buttons located on the top edge, next to the L/R buttons, offering additional control options.
• Touch Screen: The bottom screen is a touch-sensitive display. Use the exclusive touch pen for precise input.

Playing Games

1. Inserting Game Cards: Open the game card slot cover (usually on the top or bottom edge). Insert a Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo DS game card until it clicks into place. Close the cover.
2. Launching Games: From the HOME Menu, tap the icon of the inserted game card or a downloaded digital title to start playing.
3. Using amiibo: The New Nintendo 2DS LL features an NFC function. Place compatible amiibo figures on the NFC touchpoint (usually the bottom screen) to interact with games that support amiibo functionality.

Image: The New Nintendo 2DS LL console, open with both screens off, highlighting the physical layout of the D-Pad, Circle Pad, A/B/X/Y buttons, C Stick, and START/SELECT buttons.

Maintenance and Care

• Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the console's exterior. For screens, use a soft, lint-free cloth specifically designed for electronics. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Battery Care: To prolong battery life, avoid exposing the console to extreme temperatures. Charge the battery regularly, even if not in frequent use.
• Storage: When not in use, store the console in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Close the console to protect the screens.
• MicroSDHC Card Access: The microSDHC card slot is typically located under a small cover on the console's side or back. Use a small screwdriver (if required) to open the cover and gently press the card to eject it.

Image: The closed New Nintendo 2DS LL console, viewed from the back, showcasing its textured white finish and lavender colored edges.

Troubleshooting

• Console Not Powering On: Ensure the battery is sufficiently charged. Connect the AC adapter and try again. If the issue persists, the battery may need replacement.
• Screen Issues: If screens are flickering or unresponsive, try restarting the console. Ensure the touch screen is clean and free of debris.
• Game Card Not Reading: Ensure the game card is inserted correctly and fully seated in the slot. Clean the game card's contacts with a soft, dry cloth.
• Region Locking Errors: As noted, this console is region-locked to Japan. If you encounter errors when trying to play non-Japanese games, this is expected behavior. There is no official method to bypass region locking.
• Parental Controls: If you encounter parental control restrictions, you will need the PIN set during the initial setup. If the PIN is forgotten, contact Nintendo support for assistance with verification and reset procedures.

Specifications

Safety Information

To ensure safe operation of your Nintendo New 2DS LL, please observe the following precautions:

• Do not expose the console to water or excessive moisture.
• Avoid dropping or subjecting the console to strong impacts.
• Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the console. This can cause damage and void your warranty.
• Use only the specified AC adapter (WAP-002 (JPN)) for charging.
• Take regular breaks during gameplay to prevent eye strain and fatigue.
• Keep the console away from young children to prevent accidental ingestion of small parts.

Warranty and Support

Your Nintendo New 2DS LL console comes with a limited warranty. Please refer to the "Simple Start Guide" included in your package for detailed warranty terms and conditions. For technical support, troubleshooting assistance, or warranty claims, please contact Nintendo customer service in your region. Contact information can typically be found on the official Nintendo website.

Visit the official Nintendo website for support