Electric OCARINA OF TIME for Nintendo Switch™ 2 - Support

The game does not respond to the Ocarina's buttons.

The Ocarina supports the voice recognition feature in The Legend of Zelda™: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch™ 2. It is designed for playing music and does not function as a game controller.

No sound comes out when blowing into the Ocarina.

To play the Ocarina, use the Play Button and Touch Buttons rather than breathing into it.

There is no sound, or the notes sound different than expected.

Check that the batteries are installed correctly and the Power Switch is set to ON.

Each time you turn on the Ocarina, the touch sensors take about 3 seconds to calibrate.

During this time, leave the Play Button and all Touch Buttons untouched. If you pressed or touched any of these buttons during calibration, turn the Ocarina off and on again.

Wait about 3 seconds without pressing or touching any buttons, then try playing again.

Check the Volume Control Dial. If it is set to minimum, turn up the volume and try playing again.

The notes do not match the finger positions shown in the chart.

The note depends on which Touch Buttons your fingers are touching. You may be touching an extra button or not making full contact with a button needed for the note.

Make sure the Touch Buttons being touched match the fingering chart for the desired note.

Pressing the Play Button with a Touch Button combination not shown in the fingering chart will produce an error tone. (For Free Play Mode)

Use the fingering chart to check the finger positions for your note. Adjust your fingers to match, then press the Play Button again.

The low or high D♯/E♭ notes do not sound, even with the correct finger positions.

Update the Ocarina's firmware, then try playing these notes again.

A PC is required to update the firmware.

Using the USB Type-C™ port on the Ocarina

The USB Type-C™ port is used to connect the Ocarina to a PC for firmware updates.

The Ocarina runs on AA alkaline batteries. The USB Type-C™ port cannot be used to power the Ocarina or charge batteries.

The power is on, but the Ocarina does not respond.

The Ocarina automatically enters Sleep Mode after 30 minutes without use while the power is on.

Press the Play Button to wake the Ocarina from Sleep Mode. Allow about 3 seconds for the touch sensors to recalibrate before playing again. During this time, avoid pressing or touching any buttons.

A sound plays as soon as the Ocarina is turned on.

A tone at startup is the low-battery alert. It indicates that the batteries need replacing.

If the battery level drops further, the alert sounds again and the Ocarina stops operating until the batteries are replaced.

To continue playing, replace all three batteries with new AA alkaline batteries using the steps below.

① Remove the battery cover.

On the back of the Ocarina, loosen the battery cover screw and remove the cover.

• Use a #2 Phillips screwdriver to avoid damaging the screw head.
• The screw stays attached to the battery cover to help prevent loss. Leave it attached when removing the cover.

② Replace the batteries.

Replace the batteries with three new AA alkaline batteries, inserting the negative (−) ends first. Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw securely.

When removing each battery, lift out the positive (+) end first.

Compatible Batteries

Use three AA alkaline batteries. Other battery types may prevent the product from operating correctly.