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Android lives on the internal storage of the device independent of the SD cards. If you''re running stock firmware, you can simply hold F during bootup to boot into Android, or if you''re running JelOS/etc, you just pop out the SD card to boot into Android. Basically, the Android side dgaf about the SD cards, so go nuts with it!

Touchscreen only works on the Android side, so please take out the Linux card from TF1 and boot Android side in order to activate the touch screen functionality.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION! NEVER TURN THE UNIT OFF or RESET! ALWAYS DO A SYSTEM SHUT DOWN (LIKE A PC!) To turn your RG353 device off: Exit the software/game/app you are currently using (instructions below). Press Start in the JELOS environment to bring up the Main Menu. Choose Quit (near the bottom) and Press A. Select Shutdown System and Press A. Choose Yes and Press A on the following prompt. Wait for the device to turn off.

In case of firmware failure and you don’t have a backup, here’s how you can quickly get your device up and running again. These instructions are specific to Windows. Download Win32 Disk Imager（https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/）. You’ll need this app to install the firmware. Download/install 7zip to extract the image from the 7z format. Download the latest version of JELOS here （https://github.com/JustEnoughLinuxOS/distribution/releases）. The latest releases of UnofficialOS (uOS) can be downloaded from this repository（https://github.com/RetroGFX/UnofficialOS/releases）.

HOW TO EXIT FROM GAMES For most emulators/systems – Press Select + Start, then press Select + Start again to confirm your exit. For DraStic (Nintendo DS emulator) – Press L3 (left analog stick). A menu will appear. Choose Exit DraStic. Some versions have this mapped to R3 (right analog stick). For PPSSPP (PSP emulator) – Press L3 (left analog stick). A menu will appear. Choose Exit to JELOS. For Sega Saturn (Yabasanshiro emulator) – Press Select. A menu will appear. Choose Exit.

HOW TO ACCESS THE RETROARCH MENU All emulators/systems – Press Select + X. SYSTEM MENU NAVIGATION Up and Down – Moves one game/item up/down in the list of games Left and Right – Moves one system to the left/right. Y button – In the list of games, allows you to search by specific text. L1/R1 – Moves one page up/down in the list of games. Moves one page left/right in the list of systems. B button – cancel a choice/back out of a menu selection. A button – confirm a choice. Start button – bring up the JELOS main menu. Select button – In the list of systems, this triggers Quick Access. In the list of games, brings up the View Options menu.

EMULATOR/GAME SPECIFIC INFORMATION Turbografx CD Rondo of Blood will not let you skip the opening credits if you don’t have a save game. The game isn’t broken! Your controls will work fine when you get to the title screen. Arcade Systems (M.A.M.E., Arcade, CPS1, CPS2, CPS3, Neo Geo) Pressing the Select button simulates inserting a coin. You’ve got unlimited credits for all these arcade games PlayStation 1 – How to enable Left Analog Stick Controls (applies to the Default emulator) Start the PS1 game you want to play. Press Select + X to access the Retroarch Quick Menu. Scroll down and choose Controls. Choose Port 1 Controls. Change Analog to Digital Type from None to Left Analog. Press B to go back to the Controls menu. If you want to save this configuration, choose Manage Remap Files. Choose Save Game Remap File – to save this for the specific game only. Choose Save Content Directory Remap file or Save Core Remap File – to save this for all PS1 games. Press B twice to go back to the Quick Menu. Choose Resume. Nintendo64 (Mupen64Pro Standalone Rice) How to Save State – Press Select + R1 How to Load State – Press Select + L1

HOW TO CHANGE EMULATORS Sometimes, specific games perform better using specific emulators/cores. In some cases, they might not even run properly. It’s a good idea to try changing emulators/cores when having trouble with specific games. In the game selection screen of the system you want to change emulators for, press Select. Choose Advanced System Options (at the very bottom of the list). The top option will be Emulator, which is set to Default by default. Press A to see the list of available emulators for that specific game system. Note: Cores running through Retroarch will have the prefix “Retroarch:”. Emulators/cores without this prefix are likely standalone emulators, which will run outside of Retroarch.

HOW TO CHANGE DISCS Some disc-based systems will have multi-disc games. When playing these games, they may prompt you to insert the next disc. Here are the instructions on how to do this. Default Playstation 1 Emulator Press Select + X to bring up the Retroarch menu. Scroll down and choose Disc Control. Choose Load New Disc. Choose the next disc of the game that you’re playing in the list of files that appears. Proceed with the game. Sega Saturn (Yaba Sanshiro) Press Select. Choose Open CD Tray. It will change to Close CD Tray. Choose it again. A list of files will appear. Choose the next disc of the game that you’re playing. Proceed with the game. Default Sega Dreamcast Emulator Press Select + X to bring up the Retroarch menu. Scroll down and choose Disc Control. Choose Load New Disc. Choose the next disc of the game that you’re playing in the list of files that appears. Proceed with the game.