How to Calibrate Super-Stable 3D
Nintendo 3DS
In this article, you'll learn how to calibrate Super-Stable 3D on the New Nintendo 3DS systems.
Note: Only use the calibration function if you notice a problem with the 3D images on the upper screen. Mistakes made during the calibration process might make the problem worse, or create new problems.
Complete these steps
- From the HOME Menu, launch System Settings.
- Tap Other Settings.
- Scroll to the right and select Super-Stable 3D.
- Ensure Super-Stable 3D is set to On.
- Tap Super-Stable 3D Calibration.
- Read through the messages and tap OK on each.
- Ensure that your features are not hidden, that the camera is not dirty or obstructed, and that the inner camera is not detecting anyone else's face.
- Tap Manual Setup.
- If you are experiencing issues after perform a manual setup, revert the system to its default settings by selecting Revert to Default Settings on this screen.
- Ensure that you are viewing the screen straight-on, that you hold the system steady, and that you position the screen 10 to 14 inches (New Nintendo 3DS) or 12 to 16 (New Nintendo 3DS XL) from your eyes. When you are ready, tap Next.
- Tap the left and right arrows until the upper screen appears as clear as possible and then tap OK.
- While performing this step, if the New Nintendo 3DS system loses track of your face you will receive a message on the upper screen that says, "Super-Stable 3D must be able to detect a face to function properly." If this message is received, it means you are not holding the New Nintendo 3DS system steady enough, or that your face is off-center. Adjust the distance and angle of the system until this message is no longer received.
- Change your viewing angle slightly by moving your head left and right, checking that there are no double images or similar problems. When you are finished, tap OK.
- Super-Stable 3D calibration is now complete. If there are any issues, return to this menu and revert the system to its default settings.
