gamevice GV187, Quick Start Manual

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CONNECTING AND REMOVING YOUR DEVICE
Plug your Android device into Gamevice’s USB-C connector, and
gently pull the left side of Gamevice out and over the left side of your
Android device to secure it into place.
When properly docked, the single LED will light up blue for 5 seconds
to indicate system ready for use.
To remove your Android device, simply hold it in your right hand and
with your left hand gently pull the left side of Gamevice free. Then
unplug from the USB-C connector.
CHARGING VIA USB-C
The USB-C connector on the Gamevice controller supports pass-
through charging of your Android device using the power adapter and
cable provided with your Android device.
When plugged into the wall for pass-through charging, the LED will
light up blue fading in and out 5 times.
SOUND
Gamevice’s 3.5mm audio jack can be used with headphones or as
an auxiliary audio output. While using the audio jack, Android device
internal speakers will automatically mute, however Android device
volume buttons can still be used to manage sound.
COMPATIBLE GAMES
There are hundreds of Gamevice compatible games. For a full list,
download our app Gamevice Live from the Google Play Store or visit
the Games page on our website at
gamevice.com/games.
TROUBLESHOOTING
MY GAMEVICE ISN’T WORKING WITH MY ANDROID DEVICE
• Make sure your game supports the game controller feature.
MY ANDROID DEVICE ISN’T CHARGING PROPERLY
• Ensure you are using the original AC adapter included with your
Android device.
• Ensure your AC adapter is capable of providing 5V-2A of power.
This product may affect cellular and wireless performance while in
use.
PRODUCT SUPPORT
For information regarding support for your product and how to contact
us, please visit our website at
gamevice.com/support.
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.
This device complies with Part 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.