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    shaRE mUsic, PictUREs, and VidEOs 
    use your Xbox 360 to play music, view pictures, and 
    watch video from other devices. Connect devices 
    and other portable audio players, digital cameras, 
    and	USB	flash	drives.	You	can	also	share	media	to	
    your console from a windows pC on the same 
    home network. 
    To	stream	music	or	view	pictures,	just	configure	
    your device for uSB output if your device requires 
    it, and connect it to your console with a uSB cable 
    (sold	separately).	For	media	on	USB	flash	drives,	just	
    connect the drive to any console uSB port directly. 
    to learn more about home networking with a 
    windows pC, visit www.xbox.com/support. 
    nO tE 
    not all media formats or devices are fully 
    supported, and you cannot play some licensed 
    or copyright protected music on your Xbox from 
    certain services such as apple it unes. 
    t o play unprotected aa C music from an apple ip od, 
    you can download a free update from Xbox LIVe  
    Marketplace. 
    recordings and programs may be protected by 
    copyright. Microsoft does not authorize, support, or 
    condone the use of its products for unauthorized 
    copying. y ou may not copy, reproduce, distribute, 
    publicly perform, or modify recordings unless 
    authorized by the copyright owner or allowed by law. 
    tROUBLEshOO t 
    Follow	these	steps	to	troubleshoot	any	difficulties	
    you may have with the Xbox 360 video game 
    and entertainment system. If the steps in this 
    troubleshooting section don’t solve your problem, 
    visit www.xbox.com/support. Do not take your Xbox 
    360 console or its accessories to your retailer for 
    repair or service. 
    no Power Confirm	that	you	have	an	appropriate	power	source, 	
    and check all connections between the wall outlet 
    and power supply and the power supply and console. 
    the power supply light should glow amber when the 
    console is off and green when the console is on. 
    t ry a different power outlet and bypass any power 
    strips. t ry turning the console on using the console 
    power button, the eject button, and a controller Xbox 
    Guide	button	to	determine	if	a	specific	button	is	the 	
    problem.
    no Picture Connect the appropriate a V cable. turn on the 
    t V. Select the video input for the t V (or other 
    connected a V device, such as a VCr or DVD player) 
    that displays the Xbox 360 game. Common names 
    for video input include Input Select, auX, Line In, 
    Line, In, Input, Source, and eX t, depending on your 
    t V or a V receiver type. For more information, see 
    your t V or aV device manual. Don’t connect both 
    the included a V cable and an HDMI a V cable to the 
    console at the same time. 
    t ry resetting your display settings. remove any disc 
    from the disc tray and turn off your console. then 
    press and hold the Xbox Guide button on player 
    one’s controller to turn the console back on. as it 
    starts up, press and hold the y button while pulling 
    the right trigger. y our console will return to its 
    default display settings. 
    no sound Check the a V connection. If you’re using digital 
    audio, make sure the receiver is turned on and 
    the output in your console’s audio settings is set 
    correctly. Don’t connect both the included a V cable 
    and the HDMI a V cable to the console at the same 
    time. If you’re using an a V receiver or digital audio 
    (S/pDIF), try connecting standard audio directly to 
    your t V.  
    						
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    Poor-Quality sound Check the aV connection (see “Connect to y our 
    t V and audio System”). play Dolby® Digital audio 
    only on audio systems that support Dolby Digital. 
    Select the audio output that is supported by your 
    system or t V: stereo or Dolby
    ® Surround for stereo 
    speakers, mono for monaural speakers. If sound is 
    coming from only one speaker, check that all audio 
    cables are connected correctly. 
    play only supported discs (Xbox 360 games, audio 
    CDs, and DVD movies). Clean the disc. Insert the 
    disc fully and close the disc tray. t o bypass the Xbox 
    Dashboard and start discs automatically, change the 
    startup console system setting. 
    game, movie, or music doesn’t startplay only supported discs (Xbox 360 games, audio 
    CDs, and DVD movies). Clean the disc. Insert the 
    disc fully and close the disc tray. t o bypass the Xbox 
    Dashboard and start discs automatically, change the 
    startup console system setting.
    disc doesn’t Eject Disconnect your console from power and position 
    it horizontally. Insert a straightened paper clip into 
    the yellow-labeled round hole on the left side of 
    the console, near the front, between the ventilation 
    slats. the tray will eject slightly, and you can pull 
    the tray all the way out by hand. 
    Power Light flashes the console power button should glow solid green 
    while	the	console	is	on	and	flash	when	you	press	
    the	eject	button.	If	it	flashes	differently	during	
    operation, follow these steps: 
    •   Flashes red: the console is too hot and will not 
    play games until cooled down. place the console 
    in a well-ventilated area away from other heat 
    sources and unblock all vents. once it cools, the 
    flashing	will	stop	and	the	console	can	be	played.	
    For more information, see “p osition your Xbox.” 
    •   Solid red: Follow the instructions on the screen to 
    correct the problem. 
    •   Solid red, no on-screen instructions: Internal 
    problem that requires service. Visit www.xbox.
    com/support to request service.
    Wireless controller doesn’t Work press the Xbox Guide button to turn on the wireless 
    controller, then connect it to your console (see 
    “Connect additional Controllers”). 
    If lights spin longer than 15 seconds when 
    connecting: 
    • Move the controller closer to the console. 
    •   Make sure the batteries are fresh. 
    •   Keep the console and controller at least  three 
    feet	away	from	large	metal	objects,	such	as	file	
    cabinets and refrigerators. 
    •   Metallic decorations or stickers on the console or 
    controller can interfere with wireless controller 
    performance. remove decorations and try 
    connecting again. 
    •   Make sure the front of the console is positioned 
    in the direction of the controller and away from 
    nearby walls. 
    •   Cordless phones (2.4 GHz), wireless L ans, wireless 
    video transmitters, microwave ovens, some mobile/
    cell phones, and Bluetooth headsets can interfere 
    with the operation of the controller. t urn these off 
    or unplug them and retry connecting. 
    •   If nothing else works, turn off your console, remove 
    and reinsert the batteries into the controller, then 
    reconnect the controller to the console.   
    						
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    can’t connect to Xbox LiVE or home 
    network 
    If you can’t connect to Xbox LIVe or your home 
    network, restart your network equipment. 
    To restart your network equipment: 
    1  turn off your console and your network 
    equipment. If a network device, such as a 
    modem or router, doesn’t have a power button, 
    disconnect it from power. 
    2  w ait one minute. 
    3  t urn on each network device in sequence from 
    the wall outlet. For most home networks, the 
    sequence will be (1) modem, (2) router, (3) Xbox 
    360 console. w ait for each device to come online 
    fully before turning on the next. 
    4   From the Xbox Dashboard, test your Xbox LIVe 
    connection. 
    Make sure your wireless network equipment is 
    within range, and potentially interfering devices 
    such as wireless phones are not nearby. also, check 
    that	your	specific	network	settings	are	correctly	
    entered in the Xbox Dashboard system settings. 
    If you still can’t connect to Xbox LIVe or your home 
    network, visit www.xbox.com/support for more 
    help. 
    headset doesn’t work If the headset isn’t emitting any sound or you are 
    unable to transmit your voice: 
    •  Make sure the headset connector is plugged in 
    securely. 
    •   t ry adjusting the volume using the volume 
    control knob. 
    •   Make sure the mute switch isn’t on. 
    •   Make sure that voice isn’t turned off in the Xbox 
    Guide. 
    •   Check your game manual to determine whether 
    you need to push a button while speaking. 
    accessory doesn’t Work If	an	accessory	is	not	supported	by	a	specific	game,	
    the accessory will not function. 
    can’t save game the Xbox 360 storage device must have enough 
    free space to save the game. Delete unwanted 
    items from storage or attach an additional uSB 
    flash	drive	or	storage	device	(sold	separately)	for	
    more space. 
    hard drive or UsB flash drive not Listed 
    as a storage device 
    If your hard drive is not listed as a storage device, 
    try	the	following,	starting	with	the	first.	
    • Make sure the hard drive is fully inserted into the 
    hard drive slot and the cover has been replaced. 
    turn the console off, then on again. 
    •   t urn the console off and remove the hard drive. 
    t urn the console on and then off again. reinsert 
    the hard drive, replace the hard drive cover, and 
    turn the console on again. 
    •   If available, try the hard drive on another 
    console, or try another hard drive on your 
    console to pinpoint the problem. 
    nO tE 
    Damaged hard drives might not show up in the 
    Xbox Guide and could harm your Xbox 360 console. 
    Hard drives that have been crushed, immersed 
    in liquids, or exposed to intense heat may be 
    damaged beyond use and will not appear in your 
    list of storage devices. 
    uSB storage devices have a capacity of 1-GB or 
    greater	and	be	configured	for	use	with	Xbox	360.	
    Some	slower	devices	won’t	be	configurable	to	work	
    with Xbox 360.  
    						
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    taKE caRE Of YOUR XBOX  
    cleaning 
    If you clean the Xbox 360 console:
    •  Disconnect the console power supply from 
    electrical power to prevent the console from 
    being turned on and off, or the disc tray from 
    being ejected, during cleaning.
    •  Clean the outside of the Xbox 360 console only. 
    Make sure that no objects are inserted into 
    ventilation openings.
    •  use a dry cloth—do not use abrasive pads,  detergents, scouring powders, solvents (for 
    example, alcohol, gasoline, paint thinner, or 
    benzene), or other liquid or aerosol cleaners.
    •  Do not use compressed air.
    •  Do not use DVD head cleaner devices.
    •  Do not attempt to clean connectors.
    •  Clean the console feet and the surface on which 
    the Xbox 360 console rests with a dry cloth.
    t o clean Xbox 360 game discs or audio CDs:
    •  Hold discs by the edges; do not touch the disc 
    surface	with	your	fingers.
    •  Clean discs using a soft cloth, lightly wiping from 
    the center outward.
    •  Do not use solvents; they can damage the disc. 
    Do not use disc cleaning devices.
    Operating Environment operating the Xbox 360 console in an environment 
    where the external temperature can vary widely 
    and quickly might damage the console. when 
    moved to a location with a temperature difference 
    of 20 degrees or more from the previous location, 
    allow the Xbox 360 console to come to room 
    temperature before turning it on. operating 
    temperature: 5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F)
    metallic Objects and stickers Do not place metallic items or stickers near or 
    on the Xbox 360, as they can interfere with the 
    controller, wireless networking, and eject and power 
    buttons. 
    Proper storage of discs always return discs to their storage containers when 
    they are not in the disc drive. 
    Do not store discs in direct sunlight, near a heat 
    source, or on your Xbox 360 console. 
    always handle discs by their edges. 
    dO nO t attEmPt REP aiRs Do not attempt to take apart, open, service, or modify 
    the Xbox 360 console, power supply, or accessories. 
    Doing	so	could	present	the	risk	of	electric	shock,	fire,	or	
    damage to your Xbox 360 console. 
    any evidence of any attempt to open and/or modify the 
    Xbox 360 console, including any peeling, puncturing, or 
    removal of any of the labels, will, for safety reasons, void 
    the Limited warranty and render the Xbox 360 console 
    ineligible for authorized repair. Modifying your console 
    can result in a permanent ban from Xbox LIVe. 
    Play healthy 
    imPORtant hEaLth W aRnings aBOUt 
    PLaYing VidEO gamEs 
    Photosensitive seizuresa very small percentage of people may experience a 
    seizure when exposed to certain visual images, including 
    flashing	lights	or	patterns	that	may	appear	in	video	
    games. even people who have no history of seizures or 
    epilepsy may have an undiagnosed condition that can 
    cause these “photosensitive epileptic seizures” while 
    watching video games.
    these seizures may have a variety of symptoms, including 
    lightheadedness, altered vision, eye or face twitching, 
    jerking or shaking of arms or legs, disorientation, 
    confusion, or momentary loss of awareness. Seizures 
    may also cause loss of consciousness or convulsions that 
    can lead to injury from falling down or striking nearby 
    objects.
    Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you 
    experience any of these symptoms. p arents should watch 
    for or ask their children about the above symptoms—
    children and teenagers are more likely than adults to 
    experience these seizures. the risk of photosensitive 
    epileptic seizures may be reduced by taking the following 
    precautions:
    •  Sit farther from the t V screen.
    •  use a smaller t V screen.
    •  play in a well-lit room.
    •  Do not play when you are drowsy or fatigued.
    If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or 
    epilepsy, consult a doctor before playing. 
    						
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    musculoskeletal disordersuse of game controllers, keyboards, mice, or other 
    electronic input devices may be linked to serious injuries 
    or disorders.
    when playing video games, as with many activities, you 
    may experience occasional discomfort in your hands, 
    arms, shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body. 
    However, if you experience symptoms such as persistent 
    or recurring discomfort, pain, throbbing, aching, tingling, 
    numbness, burning sensation, or stiffness, Do not 
    IGnore tHeSe warnInG SIGnS. proMptLy See a 
    QuaLIFIeD HeaL tH proFeSSIonaL, even if symptoms 
    occur when you are not playing a video game. Symptoms 
    such as these can be associated with painful and 
    sometimes permanently disabling injuries or disorders 
    of the nerves, muscles, tendons, blood vessels, and 
    other parts of the body. these musculoskeletal disorders 
    (MSDs) include carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, 
    tenosynovitis, vibration syndromes, and other conditions.
    while researchers are not yet able to answer many 
    questions about MSDs, there is general agreement that 
    many factors may be linked to their occurrence, including 
    medical and physical conditions, stress and how one 
    copes with it, overall health, and how a person positions 
    and uses their body during work and other activities 
    (including playing a video game). Some studies suggest 
    that the amount of time a person performs an activity 
    may also be a factor.
    Some guidelines that may help you work and play 
    more comfortably and possibly reduce your risk of 
    experiencing an MSD can be found in the Healthy 
    Gaming Guide at www.xbox.com. these guidelines 
    address topics such as:
    •  p ositioning yourself to use comfortable, not awkward, 
    postures.
    •	 Keeping	your	hands,	fingers,	and	other	body	parts	 relaxed.
    •  t aking breaks.
    •  Developing a healthy lifestyle.
      If you have questions about how your own lifestyle, 
    activities, or medical or physical condition may be related 
    to	MSDs,	see	a	qualified	health	professional.	
    hearing Lossextended exposure to high volumes when using a head-
    set may result in temporary or permanent hearing loss. 
    Some unapproved third-party headsets may produce 
    higher sound levels than approved Xbox 360 Headsets.
    LimitEd W aRRantY 
    BY Using YOUR XBOX 360 s OR accEssORY YOU agREE 
    tO this W aRRantY.
    BEfORE sEtting UP YOUR XBOX 360 s OR accEssORY, 
    PLEasE REad this W aRRantY caREfULLY.
    if YOU dO nO t accEPt this W aRRantY dO nO t UsE 
    YOUR XBOX 360 s OR accEssORY.  
    REtURn it t O micROsOft fOR a REfUnd.
    This	Warranty	gives	You	specific	legal	rights.	You	may	also	
    have other rights which vary from State to State or province 
    to province.  
    1.  Definitions(a)  “Xbox 360 S” means a new Xbox 360 S console 
    purchased from an authorized retailer.   
    (b)  “accessory” means a Microsoft manufactured Xbox 
    360 S hardware accessory purchased from an 
    authorized retailer. 
    (c)  “warranty p eriod” for Xbox 360 S, means 1 year 
    from the date y ou purchased the Xbox 360 S from 
    an authorized retailer; and for accessories, means 
    90 days from the date y ou purchased the accessory 
    from an authorized retailer.  
    (d)  “you” means the original end-user.  
    (e)  “normal use Conditions” means ordinary consumer 
    use under normal home conditions according to the 
    instruction manual packaged with the Xbox 360 S or 
    accessory.
    2.  Warranty(a) During the w arranty period, Microsoft warrants, 
    only to y ou, that the Xbox 360 S or accessory will not 
    malfunction under normal use Conditions.    
    (b)  this is the only warranty Microsoft gives for y our 
    Xbox 360 S or accessory. no one else may give any 
    warranty on Microsoft’s behalf.   
    (c)  IF your State’S or proVInCe’S L aw GIVeS you 
    any IMpLIeD warranty , InCLuDInG an IMpLIeD 
    warranty oF MerCHantaBILIty or FItneSS 
    For a partICuL ar purpoSe, It’S DuratIon IS 
    LIMIteD to tHe warranty perIoD. Some States 
    or provinces do not allow limitations on how long 
    an implied warranty lasts, so this limitation may not 
    apply to you.
    3.  how to get Warranty service(a)  Before starting the w arranty process, please use 
    the trouble-shooting tips at http://www.xbox.com/
    en-uS (united States) or http://www.xbox.com/en-Ca 
    (Canada).
    (b)  If the troubleshooting tips do not resolve y our 
    problem, then follow  
    the online process at  
    http://www.xbox.com/en-uS (united States) or 
    http://www.xbox.com/en-Ca (Canada). If you do not 
    have access to the Internet, you can call:   
    (800) 4My-XBo X or (800) 469-9269.
    (c)  Before sending y our Xbox 360 S or accessory to 
    Microsoft for service, be sure to keep a copy of any 
    data y ou want to save, and delete anything y ou 
    consider	confidential.	Microsoft	is	not	responsible 	
    for y our data and may erase it.    
    						
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    4.  microsoft’s Responsibility(a)  after you return your Xbox 360 S or accessory to 
    Microsoft, Microsoft will inspect it.   
    (b)  If Microsoft determines that the Xbox 360 S or 
    accessory malfunctioned during the w arranty period 
    under normal use Conditions, Microsoft will (at its 
    option) repair or replace it, or refund the purchase 
    price to y ou.  repair may use new or refurbished parts. 
    replacement may be with a new or refurbished unit.   
    (c)  after repair or replacement, y our  
    Xbox 360 S or accessory will be covered by this 
    warranty for the longer of the remainder of y our 
    original w arranty period, or 95 days after Microsoft 
    ships it to y ou.   
    (d)  MICroSoF t’S reSponSIBILIty to repaIr or 
    repL aCe your XBo X 360 S or aCCeSSory, or to 
    reFunD tHe purCHaSe prICe, IS your eXCL uSIVe 
    reMeDy .    
    (e)  If your Xbox 360 S or accessory malfunctions after 
    the w arranty p eriod expires, there is no warranty 
    of any kind.  after the w arranty period expires, 
    Microsoft may charge you a fee for its efforts to 
    diagnose and service any problems with y our Xbox 
    360 S or accessory. 
    5.  Warranty ExclusionsMicrosoft is not responsible and this warranty does not 
    apply if y our Xbox 360 S or accessory is: 
    (a)  used with products not sold or licensed by Microsoft 
    (including “pirated” games and accessories not 
    manufactured or licensed by Microsoft); 
    (b)  used for commercial purposes (including rental, pay-
    per-play, etc.); 
    (c)	 opened,	modified,	or	tampered	with	(including	any	 attempt to defeat any Xbox 360 S or accessory 
    security or anti-piracy mechanism), or its serial 
    number is altered or removed; 
    (d)  damaged by any external cause (including 
    inadequate ventilation, or other failure to follow 
    instructions in  
    the printed user instruction manual packaged with 
    the Xbox 360 S or accessory); or
    (e)  repaired by anyone other than Microsoft.    
    6.  EX cLUsiOn Of cERtain damagEs MICroSoF t IS not reSponSIBLe For any InDIreCt , 
    InCIDentaL, SpeCIaL, or C onSeQuentIaL DaMaGeS; any  
    L oSS oF D ata, prIV aCy , C onFIDentIaLIty , or proFItS; or  
    any InaBILIty to uSe your XBo X 360 S or aCCeSSory. 
    tHeSe  eXCL uSIonS appL y eVen IF MICroSoF t HaS Been 
    aDVISeD oF tHe poSSIBILIty oF tHeSe D aMaGeS, anD 
    eVen IF any reMeDy F aILS oF ItS eSSentIaL purpoSe. 
    Some States or provinces do not allow the exclusion or 
    limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this 
    limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
    7.  additional t erms(a)  the software in the Xbox 360 S or accessory is 
    licensed, not sold. y ou are licensed to use the 
    software only in your Xbox 360 S or accessory and 
    you may not reverse engineer it.  
    (b)  If you attempt to defeat or circumvent the Xbox 
    360 S or accessory security or anti-piracy system, 
    y ou may cause y our Xbox 360 S or accessory to 
    stop working permanently. y ou will also void your 
    w arranty, and make your Xbox 360 S or accessory 
    ineligible for authorized repair, even for a fee.    
    8.  choice of Law(a)  If you acquired y our Xbox 360 S or accessory in the 
    united States, w ashington State law governs the 
    interpretation of this warranty and any claim that 
    Microsoft	has	breached	it,	regardless	of	conflict	of	
    law principles.   
    (b)  If you acquired y our Xbox 360 S or accessory 
    in Canada, ontario provincial law governs the 
    interpretation of this warranty and any claim that 
    Microsoft	has	breached	it,	regardless	of	conflict	of	
    law principles.   
    (c)  the laws of the State or province where you live  govern all other claims (including consumer 
    protection, unfair competition, implied warranty, and 
    tort claims).
    (d)  this w arranty is valid only in the united States of 
    america and Canada.     
    Microsoft’s address in the united States:  Microsoft 
    Corporation, one Microsoft w ay, redmond, wa 98052, uSa
    Microsoft’s address in Canada: Microsoft Canada Inc., 1950 
    Meadowvale Blvd., Mississauga, ontario, L5n 8L9 
      
    						
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    REgULatiOns 
    for customers in the United states 
    this equipment has been tested and found to comply 
    with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 
    15 of the FCC rules. these limits are designed to provide 
    reasonable protection against harmful interference in a 
    residential installation. this equipment generates, uses, and 
    can radiate radio frequency energy. 
    If not installed and used in strict accordance with the 
    instructions given in the printed documentation and/or on-
    screen	help	files,	the	device	may	cause	harmful	interference	
    with other radio-communications devices (aM/FM radios, 
    televisions, baby monitors, cordless phones, etc.). there is, 
    however, no guarantee that rF interference will not occur in 
    a particular installation. 
    t o determine if your hardware device is causing interference 
    to other radio-communications devices, disconnect the 
    device from your computer or remove the device’s batteries 
    (for a battery operated device). If the interference stops, 
    it was probably caused by the device. If the interference 
    continues after you disconnect the hardware device or 
    remove the batteries, turn the device off and then on again. 
    If the interference stopped when the device was off, check 
    to see if one of the input/output (I/o) devices is causing the 
    problem. Disconnect the I/o devices one at a time and see if 
    the interference stops. 
    If this hardware device does cause interference, try the 
    following measures to correct it: 
    •	 Relocate	the	antenna	of	the	other	radio- communications device (aM/FM radio, television, 
    baby monitor, cordless phone, etc.) until the 
    interference stops. 
    •	 Move	the	hardware	device	farther	away	from	the	 radio or t V, or move it to one side or the other of the 
    radio or t V. 
    •	 Plug	the	device	into	a	different	power	outlet	so	that	 the device and radio or t V are on different circuits 
    controlled by different circuit breakers or fuses. 
    •	 If	necessary,	consult	the	dealer	or	an	experienced	 radio/t V technician for more suggestions. 
    caUtiOn Any	changes	or	modifications	made	on	the	system	not	
    expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the 
    user ’s authority to operate the equipment. 
    caUtiOn 
    Exposure to radio frequency radiation to comply with FCC rF exposure requirements, the 
    following	operating	configurations	must	be	satisfied:	The	
    antenna has been installed by the manufacturer and no 
    changes can be made. the wireless devices must not be 
    co-located or operating in conjunction with any other 
    antenna or transmitter. except for headset and handheld 
    devices, wireless devices must be at least 20 cm between 
    the antenna of the wireless device and all persons.  FCC Declaration of Conformity (DoC): 
    t
    rade name:  Microsoft Corp. 
    Models:  1438, 1439 
    responsible p arty:  Microsoft Corporation 
    address:   one Microsoft way,  
    redmond, wa 98052  
    u.S.a.
    t elephone no.:  (800) 4My-XBoX 
    this device complies with p art 15 of the FCC rules. 
    operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) 
    this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this 
    device must accept any interference received, including 
    interference that may cause undesired operation. 
    this product is for use with nrtL-listed (uL, CSa , etL, etc.) 
    and/or IeC/en 60950 compliant (Ce marked) Information 
    t echnology equipment. 
    disposal of Waste Batteries and Electrical 
    & Electronic Equipment
    this symbol on the product or its batteries or its 
    packaging means that this product and any 
    batteries it contains must not be disposed of with 
    your household waste. Instead, it is your 
    responsibility to hand this over to an applicable 
    collection point for the recycling of batteries and electrical 
    and electronic equipment. this separate collection and 
    recycling will help to conserve natural resources and prevent 
    potential negative consequences for human health and the 
    environment due to the possible presence of hazardous 
    substances in batteries and electrical and electronic 
    equipment, which could be caused by inappropriate 
    disposal. For more information about where to drop off your 
    batteries and electrical and electronic waste, please contact 
    your	local	city/municipality	office,	your	household	waste	
    disposal service, or the shop where you purchased this 
    product.   
    						
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    cOPYRight 
    Information in this document, including urL and other 
    Internet web site references, is subject to change without 
    notice. unless otherwise noted, the example companies, 
    organizations, products, domain names, e-mail addresses, 
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