How to hook up your Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Junior
This page will show you the various ways to get your SNES Jr. up and running!
Super Nintendo Jr.
Ports and Connections
NINTENDO RCA A/V OUT:
This port is used for the Nintendo Composite RCA AV Cable (red, white & Yellow).
SNES AC ADAPTER:
This is the power supply port for the SNES-002 AC Power Supply unit.
The Super Nintendo Junior has only one way to connect to your television.
COMPOSITE RCA: this provides the good picture quality available from the SNES and is yout only option in the case of the SNES Jr. This unit will not work with the S-Video cable.
METHOD #1 – RCA Connection
What you will need:
Super Nintendo Jr.
Entertainment System
Super Nintendo
RCA AV cable
Nintendo AC Power Supply
(SNES-002)
This method will give you good picture quality out of your SNES. You should use over RF whenever possible as the improved image quality is very noticeable. So let’s get started!
STEP #1 
Plug the Nintendo RCA component cable into your SNES jr.. You use the cable with the end that just plugs in, not the end with the screw on it.
STEP #2
Attach the other end of the Nintendo RCA component cable to your TV. You could have multiple options available like on the diagram. You can place it in any one that is not in use. YELLOW is always the VIDEO and should be plugged into the YELLOW port. RED and WHITE (right and left respectively) are the sound and should be plugged into the proper color for the cable.
STEP #3 
Plug the SNES-002 Power Supply into the back of the SNES Jr.
STEP #4
Plug the SNES-002 Power Supply into the wall.
STEP #5
Plug in a game and turn on the Super Nintendo, even if you don’t see it on the TV yet. Doing this first will help in finding the right TV settings, when you’re searching for the right channel or input and you see the game, you got it right!
STEP #6
Turn your TV to the appropriate VIDEO SOURCE. You probably have several INPUTS available from COMPONENT, VIDEO 1 2 & 3 and so on. In the diagram above you would need to change your TV to VIDEO 1. To change to these different video signal options, you usually have an INPUT button on your remote or television.
STEP #8
Now go play some Super Star Wars!
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