NBCP Wireless Wii Guitar Controller Instruction Manual

Introduction

This manual provides instructions for the NBCP Wireless Wii Guitar Controller, designed for use with Nintendo Wii consoles. It is compatible with all Guitar Hero titles, Clone Hero, and Rock Band 2 & 3. This controller offers a wireless connection and a detachable design for convenient storage.

Note:

• Not compatible with Rock Band 1 or games requiring a microphone.
• The Wii Remote is not included with this product.

Setup

1. Assembly

The guitar controller features a detachable neck for easy storage and transport. To assemble:

1. Carefully align the neck of the guitar with the main body.
2. Slide the neck into the body until it clicks securely into place. Ensure the connection is firm.
3. Before connecting the neck, remove the sponge protector from the main body's electrical contacts. This sponge is for protection during shipping and storage.

Image: The guitar controller's neck and body are shown separated, with arrows indicating how to connect them. A close-up of the locking mechanism is also visible.

2. Connecting the Wii Remote

The guitar controller uses a Wii Remote for wireless functionality. To connect:

1. Open the compartment on the front of the guitar body.
2. Insert your Wii Remote into the designated slot. Ensure it is securely seated and the connector cable is properly plugged in.
3. Close the compartment cover.

Image: A close-up of the guitar controller's body, highlighting the open slot where the Wii Remote is inserted and connected.

3. Attaching the Strap

Attach the adjustable guitar strap to the strap buttons located on the top and bottom of the guitar body. Adjust the strap length for comfortable play, suitable for both children and adults.

Operating Instructions

1. Game Compatibility

This controller is compatible with a wide range of music rhythm games on the Wii console:

• All Guitar Hero titles
• Clone Hero
• Rock Band 2 & 3

Important:

• Not compatible with Rock Band 1.
• Not compatible with games that require a microphone.

Image: A collage of game covers including Guitar Hero III, Warriors of Rock, Aerosmith, Metallica, Guitar Hero 5, Smash Hits, World Tour, Band Hero, Rock Band 3, and Rock Band 2, illustrating compatibility.

2. Basic Controls

Familiarize yourself with the guitar controller's buttons and functions:

Image: A detailed diagram of the guitar controller, with labels pointing to the fret buttons (Circle, Cross, Triangle, Square, L1), strum bar, whammy bar, control stick, and Start/Select buttons.

• Fret Buttons: Located on the neck (Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange). Press these buttons while strumming to hit notes.
• Strum Bar: Located on the body. Strum up or down to activate notes.
• Whammy Bar: Located on the body. Use to alter the pitch of sustained notes for special effects.
• Control Stick: For menu navigation and in-game actions.
• Start/Plus Button: Pauses the game or confirms selections.
• Select/Minus Button: Accesses game menus or performs specific in-game functions.

3. Playing the Game

Once the Wii Remote is connected and the game is launched:

1. Select the Wii Guitar Play Show button in the game menu.
2. Press the green fret button to enter the game.
3. Follow the on-screen prompts to play songs. Press the correct fret buttons and strum in time with the music.
4. If you play the correct note, the colored buttons at the bottom of the screen will light up. Adjusting your timing to the beat of your music is key to striking notes effectively.

Maintenance

1. Cleaning Contact Points

Prolonged use or non-use may cause oxidation of the device's contact points, potentially leading to disconnection or unresponsive buttons. To maintain optimal performance:

• If the guitar buttons do not work, use a pencil eraser or a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol to clean the surface of the electrical contacts or pins on both the guitar body and neck.
• After cleaning, ensure the contacts are dry before reassembling.

Image: A diagram showing the electrical contact pins on the guitar neck and the corresponding slot on the body, with icons for an eraser and alcohol, indicating cleaning methods.

2. Storage

For compact storage and to protect the electrical contacts:

• Detach the guitar neck from the body.
• Insert the bonus sponge protector into the electrical contact slot on the main body after use. This helps prevent oxidation and extends the lifespan of the controller.

Troubleshooting

Problem: Guitar buttons are unresponsive or intermittently stop working.

Solution: This is often caused by oxidation on the electrical contacts. Refer to the "Cleaning Contact Points" section under Maintenance to clean the pins and contacts with a pencil eraser or rubbing alcohol.

Problem: Whammy bar does not function correctly.

Solution: Ensure you do not touch or press the whammy bar when inserting the Wii Remote into the guitar. If issues persist, remove the Wii Remote, ensure the whammy bar is in its neutral position, and re-insert the Wii Remote.

Problem: Guitar controller disconnects or bugs out during gameplay.

Solution: Remove the Wii Remote from the guitar controller and then re-insert it firmly. Ensure all connections are secure. If the problem persists, try cleaning the contact points as described in the Maintenance section.

Problem: Guitar does not sync with the Wii console.

Solution: Ensure the Wii Remote is properly inserted and connected within the guitar controller. Follow the standard Wii Remote syncing procedure with your console. If the issue continues, try a different Wii Remote if available, or clean the contacts.

Specifications

Image: The guitar controller is displayed with its approximate length (29.13 inches / 740 mm) and width (1.57 inches / 40 mm) indicated by measurement lines.

Support

For any questions, technical assistance, or support regarding your NBCP Wireless Wii Guitar Controller, please contact NBCP customer service. We offer 24/7 service with replies typically within 24-48 hours to assist with troubleshooting and other inquiries.

Please refer to the official NBCP store or product listing for the most current contact information.