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each segment of the clock. After adjusting the time for the left and
right hand players using the ADJUST and SET keys the display will
change to show the number of moves. Modify the number of moves
as you did the time, starting with the hundred units of the move and
working your way down through the tens and finally the digits of
move by pressing ADJUST followed by SET.
Note, the number of moves shown is the number of moves to be
played by both sides.
(Any free time or time allowed for the next stage will not be
added to the current remaining time if you press a Timing Activator
button while the clocks were paused.)
1.4 Stopping the clocks
Press PAUSE to temporarily stop the clocks. The countdown
display will flash until you press one of the Timing Activator Buttons
to restart a clock. You can also stop the clock by sliding the STOP/
GO/SOUND OFF switch to STOP and then GO while either of the
clocks is counting down.
Note, if you have moved and pressed the Timing Activator
button to stop your clock, it is now your opponent’s turn to move
(opponent’s LED lights up). Press PAUSE to stop your opponent’s
clock. To continue you can then either:
1. Press your own Timing Activator button so that the clock will
continue to count down from where it left off.
OR
2. Press your opponent’s Timing Activator button. Your LED will
light up to show that it is your turn to play and the move
counter and clock will behave as if your opponent has made
his or her move.
(Any free time or time allowed for the next stage will not be
added to the current remaining time if you made a move and
pressed one of the Timing Activator buttons while the clocks were
paused).
1.5 Checking the number of moves
To check the number of moves made so far during the game,
press NEXT/MOVE NO. and watch the left hand LCD. The clock
will keep ticking while you are checking your current move number
and the countdown display returns when you release the NEXT/
MOVE NO. key.
Note, the number of moves changes every 2 individual moves
(in non-chess games, this means every time both you and your
opponent have made a move).
SECTION TWO: TECHNICAL DETAILS
2.1 Care and maintenance
Your Game Clock is a precision electronic device, and should
not be subjected to rough handling or exposed to extreme
temperatures or moisture. Do not use chemical agents to clean the
unit, as these may cause damage.
