Sony Handheld Game System 22031 User Manual

Quick Start Guide  
English  
PCH-1001 / PCH-1101  
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Using your PlayStation Vita system for the first time  
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Welcome to your PlayStation Vita handheld entertainment system.  
To use your PS Vita system, you need the following types of card media:  
PCH-1101 Series  
Memory card for the  
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PlayStation Vita card  
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PlayStation Vita system  
SIM card  
This card stores applications downloaded  
from PlayStation®Store, saved data from  
games, and other content, including your  
photos and music.  
This card contains PlayStation®Vita format  
software. For some games, the PS Vita  
card also stores saved data and  
additional content.  
You need a compatible SIM card to access  
a mobile network.  
Notices  
Some models of the PS Vita system come with card media included. Refer to the package for content details.  
Before you insert or remove a memory card or SIM card, check that the power is off. This helps prevent data corruption or loss.  
PCH-1101 Series  
Insert the memory card.  
After completing step 1, insert the  
SIM card.  
Some models of the PS Vita system come  
with the SIM card already installed. Refer to  
the package for details.  
Memory card  
slot cover  
Memory card  
(front)  
SIM card slot cover  
SIM card  
Turn on your PS Vita system.  
(power) button  
When turning on your system for the first time,  
press and hold down the  
(power) button for  
five seconds. When the power comes on, the  
(PS) button will light up blue once.  
SIM card tray  
If you need to charge the system, see  
"Charging" on the back of this guide.  
Begin to set up your PS Vita system.  
To start making initial settings, peel the screen with your finger from the top right to the bottom left as  
shown in the figure on the left.  
Touchscreen gestures  
Tap  
Drag  
Flick  
Touch lightly and  
Slide while touching  
then raise your finger  
Flick lightly  
PCH-1101 Series  
Select your language, time  
zone, and the date and time.  
Drag lists of items to scroll and find your choice.  
Tap an item to select it, and then tap [Next].  
To scroll quickly, flick the list of items.  
After completing step 4, set up  
your PS Vita system to use a  
mobile network.  
With a SIM card installed, the next step is to  
set up your PS Vita system to use a mobile  
network. Follow the on-screen instructions to  
complete the settings.  
To make these settings at a later time, after  
completing initial setup, tap [Network  
Operator] on the home screen.  
Link your PlayStation®Network  
account to your PS Vita  
system.  
If you already have an account  
You need an Internet connection to link your  
PlayStation®Network account to your PS Vita  
system. Find a location where you can connect  
to a Wi-Fi access point. If you cannot connect to  
the Internet, you must set up your system as  
explained in "If you do not have an account".  
PCH-1101 Series  
Connecting to the Internet using a  
mobile network  
Tap [Yes, I do], [Use], and then tap [Next].  
If you cannot connect to a Wi-Fi access  
point, close the Wi-Fi settings screen. The  
system will instead use the mobile network.  
Connect to the Internet by selecting an  
access point on the Wi-Fi settings screen.  
Enter your PlayStation®Network account  
information. Tap the text entry field, and then  
enter text using the keyboard that appears.  
Access points found  
Connecting to the Internet  
When an Internet connection is required, your system automatically searches for Wi-Fi access points,  
and then the Wi-Fi settings screen appears. For details about connecting to a Wi-Fi access point,  
refer to the access point documentation or contact the service provider or person who set it up.  
If you do not have an account  
Set up your PS Vita system for trial use of PlayStation®Network services. To make full use of  
PlayStation®Network features, you must sign up for a PlayStation®Network account.  
Tap [No, I don't], and then tap [Next]. Follow the on-screen instructions.  
Complete initial setup.  
Tap [OK] to complete initial setup of your PS Vita system. An introductory video will play. If you  
entered your PlayStation®Network account information in step 5, a PlayStation®Network sign-in screen  
appears after the introductory video. Follow the on-screen instructions to sign in.  
You can change settings later from  
(Settings) on the home screen.  
You can access applications for the PS Vita system from the home  
screen.  
Home screen  
Playing games and  
learning in Welcome Park  
In Welcome Park, have fun playing games  
while learning the basic features of your PS  
Vita system.  
PlayStation®Network offers great online features, such as shopping at PlayStation®Store and  
communicating with friends.  
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Use these applications when you are connected to PlayStation Network.  
Digit Dash  
Test your touchscreen  
skills with this  
number game.  
PS Store  
near  
Party  
Find and download the latest  
games and videos.  
Discover what games friends  
and players in the vicinity are  
playing.  
Chat with friends and other  
players who use PS Vita  
systems.  
Pic-Saw  
Create puzzles from  
your photos and  
solve them.  
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Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.  
Information about system functionality and images published in this document may vary from those for your  
PS Vita system, depending on the system software version in use. Also, the illustrations and screen images  
used in this guide may vary from the actual product.  
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