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You'llwant one of the specially priced kits described on the next

page to go along with your computer. Or you can choose from the

many other ATAR]prcorams and games available for your computer.

Ifyou didn't pick up any of these at the store, you should consider

going back to get one because your computer needs programs,

games, game controllers and possibly other components to go to

work for you. -

ot long ago, computers were large, complicated to use

and priced well beyond the reach of most people. Today,

you own a computer that's small, affordable and.easy to

use. In fact, you don't even need to know programming

to enjoy your

ATARI

400 Personal Computer, because

dozens of programs are already available. Educational and game

programs, personal development programs, and many more, let you

begin using your computer as soon as you unpack it. Simply insert

a cartridge or cassette press a few keys, and your computer is pro-

grammed to playa game, help you learn foreign languages and

other subjects, or perform time-saving tasks such as mortgage and

loan analysis.

This booklet tells you how to install your ATARI400 computer in ten

easy steps. All you need to do is install the TV Switch Box,connect

the computer console to your-TV set, plug it into the wall and insert

a cartridge. The only tool you'll need is a reoular screwdriver.

Insert the Star Raiders

™

cartridge and become

a Starship Commander Arm your attack com-

puter, jump through hyperspace and battle the

the attacking Zylon fighters

The J&ntertainer*comes with a pair ofjoystick

controllers and two of the world's most exciting

computer games- Star Raiders and Missile

Command." To play Star Raiders, all you do is

insert the cartridqe, plug in a joystick and get

ready for high-speed combat.

Many other exciting computer games for your

ATARIcomputer are available

IlOW

or will be

available soon.

Asteroids™

Space Invaders

Super Breakout"

3-D Tic-'Th.c-Toe

Video Easel™

Basketball

Computer Chess

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*ATARlreserves the right to substitute another game cartridge

for Missile Comrnand.™

Even ifyou've never written a program before,

The Programmer will have you writing .BASIC

programs in just a few minutes. After that, the

possibilities are limitless- you can solve busi-

ness or scientific problems, invent your own

games or even compose

mUSlC.

The Programmer comes with an ATARlBASIC

Computer Language cartridge, the T Rl

B SIC Reference Manual and the T Rl B SIC

Self-Teaching Guide that teaches you how to

program in easy-to-follow steps.

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The Communicator can tap into some of the

biggest electronic brains in the world Get the

news hot offthe wire or have the Communi-

cator print your stock prices right on your TV

screen. You'llalso be able to get electronic

mail, games and even "talk"to other users.

The Communicator comes with a Telelnnk" 1

cartridge, an ATARI850™Interface Module

and an ATARI830™Acoustic Modem so you

can send and receive information over any

standard telephone. Youalso receive a free

hour of connect time to the Dow Jones Infor-

mation Service, the CompuServe Information

Service and The Source Telecomputing, so you

can see the many fascinating kinds of informa-

tion the computer can give you.

Let the computer teach you a variety of

subjects and skills. It can help you and your

children learn faster because The Educator

makes learning fun.

The Educator comes with an ATARI410TM

Program Recorder to load your programs, a

BASICcartridge and the States

Capitals pro-

gram cassette. All you do is insert the cartridge,

plug in the cassette recorder and load the

program-the computer takes it from there.

Many other educational and self-improvement

programs and games for your ATARIcomputer

are available now or will be available soon.

EnergyCzar™

Hangman

Conversational Spanish

Conversational French

Conversational German

Conversational Italian

European Countries

Capitals

Touch Typing

Statistics

An Invitation to Proqramminq"

An Invitation to Programming

An Invitation to Programming 3

States

Capitals

Kingdom™

Scram" (A Nuclear Power Plant Simulation)

Biorhythm

Music Composer™

Blackjack

Mortgage

Loan Analysis2

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POWER SWITCH

CONNECTOR

INSTALUNG

THE TV SWITCH BOX

The TV Switch Boxswitches your

television from regular TV pro-

grams to your ATARI400 computer.

Youcan also connect your antenna

or cable TV to the TV Switch Box.

When you want to switch from reg-

ular TV reception to your computer,

just slide the switch from the TV

to the Computer

Game position.

1The TV Switch Box connects

to the VHF antenna terminal

at the back of your TV set.

But first, you'll need to dis-

connect the present antenna

or cable from the TV and reconnect

it to the side of the TV Switch

Boxlabeled Antenna.

Notice

whether the cable

is round or flat. Ifyou

have a flat, twin-lead cable,

connect it to the terminals

marked

300 Ohm

on the TV Switch

Box. Ifyou have a round cable,

screw it onto the threaded connec-

tor marked

75 Ohm

Now locate the short

twin-lead cable marked

TV that comes from the

TV Switch Box and

connect it to the two VHF

terminals on your TV set.

Peel offthe protective

cover sheet from the self-

adhesive square and stick

the box onto the back of

your TV Ifyour TV set

was connected to a flat, twin-lead

(300 Ohm) cable, you're finished

installing the TV Switch Box.

However, if the cable is a

round (75 Ohm) one, you

may need to adjust the

antenna terminal switch

on your TV set so it can

receive the 300 Ohm signal from the

TV Switch Box. Check the antenna

connection on the back of your

TV and adjust it according to the

following diagrams.

UHF

If it looks like this, push

the switch to the 300 Ohm

(300n) position.VHF

If it looks like this, loosen

the screws holding the

U-shaped slider and move

it to the position marked

300 Ohm or 300 n.

If it looks like this, screw the

short round wire into the

connector provided.

CONNECTING

THE ATARI 400

COMPUTER CONSOLE

Locate the round cord

that comes from the back

of computer console. Plug

the end of this cord into

the terminal on the TV

Switch Box labeled Computer or

Game. Make sure the TV Switch

Boxis set to the Computer position.

Turn on your TV set and

.tune it to Channel 2 or 3

. - whichever is weaker in

your area.

Set the Channel Select

Switch on the back of the

computer console to the

same channel. After you

turn on the computer, you

may need to adjust the fine-tuning

knob on your TV to improve recep-

tion from the computer.

Locate the AC Power

Adaptor that comes with

the computer and plug

the round end of the

Power Adaptor into the

connector labeled Power Jack on

the side of the computer console.

Plug the other end into

a wall outlet.

You're now ready to

turn on your com-

puter. The main pow-

er switch, labeled

Power On/Off, is

located on the side panel. As soon

as you turn it on (provided the

cartridge door is closed and no

cartridge is inserted), the words

ATARICOMPUTER- MEMO PAD

appear on your TV screen. What-

ever you type on the keyboard is

now displayed on the TV screen.

Youmay notice that the colors on

your TV screen change periodically

ifyou don't use your computer for

a few minutes. This is perfectly

normal and is done to protect your

TV set.

Ifyour TV doesn't display the words

ATARICOMPUTER- MEMO PAD

or the words you type, you may

have a problem First, check over

all the previous steps. Ifyou think

your computer needs service, con-

tact the Authorized ATARIService

Center listed in the yellow pages

of the telephone directory Or call

the ATARICustomer Service

Department toll free at 800-538-8547

from anywhere in the continental

U.S.(from California, call

800-672-1430).

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