Super Console Cube X3 User Manual

This document provides detailed instructions for setting up and using your Super Console Cube X3.

1. Product Information

The Super Console Cube X3 is a compact retro game console with dimensions of 12.5cm (height) x 10.7cm (width) x 4cm (depth). It features multiple ports for connectivity.

The device includes: USB 2.0, USB 3.0, TF card slot, HDMI-compatible port, Ethernet port, DC IN power port, and AV output.

The base of the device indicates available connections: 1x TF card slot, 5x USB ports, 1x HDMI port, 1x Ethernet port, 1x DC IN power input, and 1x POWER button.

Specifications:

ModelSuper Console Cube X3
CPUAmlogic S905X3
GPUMail-G31 MP2
DC Power5V/3A
WiFi2.4G/5G
RAM4GB DDR3
ROM32GB eMMC
BluetoothBT4.0
LanguageMulti-languages

Supports HDMI-compatible output, 2.4G/5G WiFi, and 10/1000M LAN.

2. Product Features

3. Packing List

4. Highlights of Latest Upgrades

5. Three Systems: Game Console & TV & CoreELEC

TV System to Game System:

When the TF card is not inserted, the system defaults to Android, supporting TV watching, YouTube, and Google Play. To switch to the game system:

Using the remote control: Navigate to My Application >> LiberELEC >> OK >> Allow.

Game System to TV System:

To switch from the game system to the Android Media System:

Press the Gamepad "Start" Button >> Choose "Quit" >> Select "Reboot From NAND" >> Confirm with "YES".

CoreELEC System:

Insert the 4GB Card and then turn on the power.

6. Precautions

7. System Startup and Shutdown

System Startup: Press the power button to start the system.

System Shutdown: Press the SELECT button, navigate to SHUTDOWN SYSTEM (software shutdown protection), and then cut off the power.

8. Common Hotkey Settings

ActionHotkey Combination
Switch emulator platformLeft/right cross keys and joystick
Enter or confirmB key (right side function key)
Return or cancelA key (lower function key)
Set upSTART Key
Soft restart or soft shutdown settingSELECT Key
Game menu page flipL2/R2
Quick Game (Note: Hotkeys may vary by emulator core)Select + Start (press twice)
Menu Toggle Controller ComboL3 + R3
Load StateSelect + L1
Save StateSelect + R1
Reset GameSelect + B

9. More Settings

Language Setting:

To change the system language, navigate through the menus:

START >> SYSTEM SETTINGS >> LANGUAGE.

The system displays a list of available languages, including English.

10. Controller Button Mapping

After connecting a USB controller, press the 'B' (OK) button to enter the controller setup.

The system guides you through configuring a controller. If you have only one joystick, configure directional keys and skip joystick configuration by holding a button. If a special hotkey is not available, assign the SELECT button. Button names are based on the SNES controller.

The configuration screen shows mappings for Gamepad 2, including buttons like RIGHT SHOULDER, LEFT TRIGGER, and analog inputs (LEFT ANALOG UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT).

11. WIFI Connection

To connect to a Wi-Fi network:

Navigate from the main menu: START >> NETWORK SETTINGS >> ENABLE WIFI.

Select your desired Wi-Fi network and enter the password.

12. Game/TV Dual System

Switching from TV System to Game System:

When the TF card is not inserted, the device operates in Android mode, allowing access to TV, YouTube, and Google Play.

To switch to the game system (EmuELEC), follow these steps using the remote control:

My Application >> LiberELEC >> OK >> Allow.

Switching from Game System to TV System:

To return to the Android Media System from the game system:

Press the Gamepad "Start" button >> Select "Quit" >> Choose "Reboot From NAND" >> Confirm with "YES".

13. Adding Game Methods

There are multiple ways to add games to your console:

Method 1: Using DiskGenius (Windows)

  1. Insert the game console's memory card into your computer.
  2. Open DiskGenius software and ensure it recognizes the memory card.
  3. Locate the 'roms' folder and place your game files into the appropriate subfolder corresponding to the game's system (e.g., 'roms\psp' for PSP games).
  4. Safely eject the memory card after transferring files.

Method 2: Direct Copy (Windows 10)

If using the pre-equipped memory card, insert it directly into a Windows 10 computer. Access the 'data mobile hard disk' and copy game files directly into the correct emulator's 'roms' folder.

Method 3: Network Connection

  1. Connect the console to your network.
  2. View the device's IP address.
  3. On your computer, open the resource manager (e.g., File Explorer) and enter the console's IP address in the format `\IP_ADDRESS` (e.g., `\10.10.10.117`) and press Enter.
  4. If prompted for login, use the default username 'root' and password 'emuelec'.
  5. Navigate to the 'Storage/Roms' folder. You will find subfolders for various simulators. Copy game files into the corresponding simulator's folder.

Example Folder Structure for Simulators:

SimulatorCorresponding Folder Path
Arcade-FBAroms\arcade\fba
Arcade-MAMEroms\arcade\mame2003
SNESroms\nes
PSProms\psp
PS1roms\psx
NES/FCroms\nes

Note: The system identifies games by folder name. Do not alter the directory structure; only copy game files into the correct simulator's folder.

14. Change Game Emulators

If a game does not open or you wish to try a different emulator for it, follow these steps:

Select the game >> Long press the 'B' key >> Navigate to Game settings menu >> Advanced Game Options >> Emulator >> Choose the desired emulator.

The system may have multiple emulator files available for selection.

15. More Tutorial Videos & Support

For additional usage methods and tutorials, please refer to:

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9pHw2msnsd8i1QZVY180eQ?view_as=subscriber

If you encounter any issues, please contact KINHANK support via email at: kinhank003@gmail.com. Feedback will be used for regular corrections and improvements.

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