M15 Game Stick Product Guide

CONNECTING YOUR DEVICE

Remove cap from game stick

Connect HDMI cable to game stick and to tv

Connect wireless receiver to USB port on game stick

Connect USB cable to game stick

Connect USB cable to tv or USB plug

Insert 2x AAA batteries into controller and switch on

Press mode button to connect controller

STARTING A GAME

Use the left and right buttons and press A to select a console

Use up and down buttons to browse through games or left and right to scroll through page by page

Press Y to use search feature (please note PS1 games are not supported by search)

SAVING YOUR GAME

Press START+SELECT together to bring up the menu

Select SAVE

LOADING A SAVED GAME

Start the game

Press START+SELECT together to bring up the menu

Select LOAD

IN GAME MENU

PRESS START+SELECT TOGETHER TO ACCESS THE IN-GAME MENU

RESUME ................................Return to the game

SAVE STATE.........................Save the game

LOAD STATE.......................Load a saved game

QUIT GAME .......................Exit the game

VIRTUAL MEMORY CARD

The game stick has built in memory card support for saving PS1 games, use the in-game save feature to select a memory card and save your game

There are 2 virtual memory cards for ps1 games, use the in-game save feature to select a memory card and save your game. If the memory cards become full you may need to delete a saved game. The game stick doesn't have a direct feature for managing memory cards. Many PS1 games have support within the game for deleting memory card saves.

The standard save feature accessed by pressing START+SELECT can also be used for PS1 games

CONTROLLER AUTO-OFF

The controllers will turn off automatically if not used, to turn back on press the mode button

SWITCHING OFF THE GAME STICK

If your game stick is connected to the USB port of your tv, it should switch off with your tv. If it doesn’t or it is powered through a wall socket, simply unplug the USB cable or switch off at the wall

ADDING GAMES TO THE M15 GAME STICK

The game stick pro is loaded with over 20000 games, but if you wish to add more you can.

Remove SD card from game stick by pressing on it gently

Insert into a memory card reader and connect to a PC

Don’t worry if your PC displays an error message, some of the files on the game stick are not readable by most computers

You will need to download ROM files for your games

Place ROM files in the appropriate folder within the ROMS folder on the SD card

Install and run the game stick update software to update the game stick

Re-insert the memory card into the game stick

UPGRADING THE STORAGE CAPACITY

You can replace the SD card with a larger one up to 1TB. Format the new memory card as FAT32 (use diskgenius for larger drives) and copy all files to new memory card

Use a high quality memory card

CONTROLLER CONNECTION PROBLEMS

If the controllers won't connect or are not responsive, there may be something affecting the wireless signal. These tips should help you resolve the problem:

Bluetooth devices could interfere with the signal, try turning off Bluetooth on other nearby devices.
Wi-Fi signals could be blocking the signal. To test this unplug any Wi-Fi router. If this is found to be the cause you can change the channel your Wi-Fi router operates on in your router settings page.
Not enough power supplied from USB port on TV, plug into a USB wall adaptor.
There could be interference from your TV. Use the included HDMI extension cable to make sure the HDMI stick is not too close to the TV
Make sure the batteries in the controller are high quality and have a high level of charge.

DEVICE PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS

If you experience poor performance from your game stick, this is likely caused by insufficient power. If there is not enough power supplied to the game stick, the game stick will limit the processing speed of its CPU.

Some TV's USB port is not suitable for powering other devices and is only designed for USB drives. To resolve this, connect the game stick to a USB plug (like a phone charger)