Nintendo GameCube Modem Adapter User manual

© 2001 Nintendo of America Inc. 1DOL-06-0082-002-A1
Released: 10/19/01
Nintendo GameCubeTM Nomenclature
Version 1.01
The following acceptable (and unacceptable) terms have been established for your
reference, when referring to the Nintendo GameCube™ system and its components.
Nintendo GameCubeTM
Acceptable Unacceptable
Nintendo GameCubeTM (console)* Control Deck, Deck, Control, main unit
POWER Button ON/OFF Switch, Power Switch, Power
RESET Button Reset Switch, Reset
Optical Disc Drive DVD Drive, Disk Drive, DD
OPEN Button Eject Button
Controller Socket (1, 2, 3, or 4) Controller Port, Controller Jack, Joy Port
Memory Card Slot A, Memory Card Slot B Expansion Port, DIGI SLOT, Expansion
Slot, DIGI CARD Slot
Digital A/V Output A/V Port, A/V Socket
Analog A/V Output A/V Port, A/V Socket
DC Input Connector POWER, Power Port, Power Socket
High Speed Port 36-P, 36 Pin Socket, 36 Pin Port,
Expansion Port
Serial Port 1, Serial Port 2 12-P, 12 Pin Socket, 12 Pin Port,
Expansion Port
Disc Cover
Name Plate
Disc Release Button (under Disc Cover)
Lens (under Disc Cover)
Note*: The parentheses "( )" denotes that "console" is a lesser acceptable form. Please
use "Nintendo GameCube™" when referring to this component unless it is awkward in
the sentence.
It is acceptable to use "Nintendo GameCube™" as well, when referring to the
Nintendo GameCube™ system. If a need arises to distinguish between the
Nintendo GameCube™ component and the Nintendo GameCube™ system, please feel
free to use "Nintendo GameCube™ system".

© 2001 Nintendo of America Inc. 2DOL-06-0082-002-A1
Released: 10/19/01
Please preface Nintendo GameCube™ components with "Nintendo GameCube™" the first time
they are used in a document. Thereafter, the component's short title (initial caps except where
noted) may be used in the same document.
For example:
The Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card is used to save your game data.
The Memory Card can be inserted into the Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card Slot A or
Memory Card Slot B.
NOTE: This requirement does not apply to text contained within a game program, due to space
and memory limitations. For example, “Controller” or “Memory Card” are both acceptable
whenever they are used in screen text or messages in a game.

© 2001 Nintendo of America Inc. 3DOL-06-0082-002-A1
Released: 10/19/01
Nintendo GameCubeTM Controller
Acceptable Unacceptable
Nintendo GameCubeTM Controller,
Controller Joy Controller, Game Controller
A,B,X,Y,Z,L,R Button Left Button, Right Button, Trigger
Control Stick Joystick, Joy Control, 3-D Stick
+Control Pad D Pad, Direction Pad
C Stick ( ,,,,,,,) Sub Control Stick, Joystick, C Pad, C
Control
START/PAUSE, START PAUSE, Start Button, Pause Button
NOTE: The graphic displayed above is for demonstration use only, and is not intended to be
used in Nintendo GameCube™ software. For access to high-resolution artwork that may
be used in your game, please contact Sandy Hatcher at NOA-Licensing, [phone].
Ask for access to Nintendo's proprietary artwork web site (NGL.nintendo.com).
Nintendo GameCubeTM Devices
Acceptable Unacceptable
Nintendo GameCube™ Game Disc Disc, Disk, Game Disk, DVD
Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card Memory Pak, Expansion Memory,
Card
Nintendo GameCube™ Wireless Controller (WAVEBIRD),
WAVEBIRD
Nintendo GameCube™ Wireless Receiver
Rumble Feature, Rumble Motor Rumble Pak, Vibration Feature
Nintendo GameCube™ AC Adapter
Nintendo GameCubeTM Game Boy Advance cable

© 2001 Nintendo of America Inc. 4DOL-06-0082-002-A1
Released: 10/19/01
Nintendo GameCube™ Main Menu Screens
•Game Play Screen
•Option Screen
•Calendar Screen
•Memory Card Screen
Nintendo®Accessories Compatible with Nintendo GameCube™
For detailed descriptions and usage of these accessories, please refer to the
Nintendo GameCube™ Instruction Booklet (shipped with all Nintendo GameCube™ systems).
•Stereo AV Cable
•S-Video Stereo AV Cable
•Component Cable
•RF Switch
•RF Modulator