Control device: Control Pad

Manufacturer: Sega

Model: Master System 3020

Year: 1986

 

Controlled device: Travel alarm clock

Manufacturer: IDEA international (Japan)

Designed by: Ippei Matsumoto (Industrial Facility)

Model: Jetlag

Color: Black, green

Year: 2009

 

Hard-wired year: 2010

Serial number: HWD-corp-054

Collection: Corporation

Dimensions: 35x50x3 cm

Cable: 50 cm

Power: 3v button cell x1

 

Set up minutes up (time): D-pad up

Set up minutes down (time): D-pad down

Set up minutes up (alarm): D-pad left

Set up minutes down (alarm): D-pad right

Start set up: Hold 3 seconds any set up action

Set alarm on/off: B button (hold 3 seconds)

Alarm off: B button (hold 3 seconds)

Snooze: B button

Light: Start button

 

The Sega Master System (short SMS) is a third generation 8-bit cartridge-based video game console, that was manufactured and released by Sega 1986 in North America, seven months after the original NES and in 1987 in Europe. Its original Japanese incarnation was the "Sega Mark III", which was first released in 1985. When the system was later released in North America it was sold in two incarnations: a bare-bones console with one controller bundle called the Sega Base System and a bundle with two controllers and a light gun entitled the Sega Master System. In Europe, the Master System was very successful. Sega marketed the Master System in many countries, including several in which Nintendo did not sell its consoles.