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Troubleshooting
Your Microphone may not require repair in cases such as those described below. Before
contacting Sega’s Technical Support, please check the items described below.
Symptom
Description/Action
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Are you using software that supports the Microphone?
→
The Microphone will only work with compatible software.
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Is the Microphone inserted all of the way?
→
Push the Microphone all of the way into the Dreamcast
controller expansion socket.
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Is there a good connection between the Microphone body
and the Microphone stand?
→
Push the foam covered Microphone stand securely into
the Microphone body.
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Is the Microphone or the connector that connect the
Microphone to the Dreamcast controller clean?
→
Wipe any dirty portions clean with a dry, soft cloth.
If you still cannot resolve the problem after checking the above items, turn the
Dreamcast off, and unplug the power cord. Then, unplug the Dreamcast controller that
the Microphone is connected to from the control port on the Dreamcast. Finally, remove
the Microphone from the expansion socket of the Dreamcast controller. Contact Sega’s
Technical Support at www.sega.com or 1-800-USA-SEGA.
Voice recognition does
not work properly.
