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2. CLOCK OPTIONS TO EXPLORE

2.1 CHECKING THE MOVE NUMBER

To use this feature, the MODIFY/LOCK switch on the bottom of the

unit must be set to MODIFY.

You can easily check the number of moves made so far in the game

at any time! Simply press and hold down NEXT/MOVE NO., and the
current move number will be shown on the left-hand LCD, along with
the 

&

 display. The game clock will keep ticking while the move

number is displayed, and the countdown display will return as soon as
you release the NEXT/MOVE NO. Key.

Note: The number of moves will only change after 2 individual moves

have been made, i.e., after both you and your opponent have moved.

2.2 SWITCHING BETWEEN TIME DISPLAYS

Whenever the time on a clock is between 5 and 60 minutes, the

display will normally show this as hours and minutes (HH:MM). If you
would rather see minutes and seconds (MM.SS) displayed, press SET.
For example: Let’s say the display is counting down and is currently
showing 

0:15

 for 15 minutes. If you press SET, the display will then

change to show minutes and seconds (e.g.,

14.53

 for 14 minutes and 53

seconds).

Note: To differentiate between the two time displays more easily,

notice the colon (:) between the hours and minutes display, and the
period (.) between the minutes and seconds display.

2.3 STOPPING THE CLOCKS

To use this feature, the MODIFY/LOCK switch on the bottom of the

unit must be set to MODIFY.

To stop the clocks temporarily during a game, press PAUSE. The

displays will flash to indicate that the clocks are stopped.

Pressing either of the Timing Activator Buttons will restart the clocks.

However, the way timing resumes will be based on which of the buttons
is pressed! Remember that the lighted LED indicates the clock that was
active when the clocks were paused. Knowing that, you can do either of
the following: (a) If you press the button for the clock under the lighted
LED, the countdown will switch to the other clock, as if the previously-
active side had just made its move. (b) If you press the button for the
inactive clock, under the unlit LED, the countdown will continue on the

previously-active clock, by simply picking up where it left off!

You can also stop the clocks by sliding the STOP/GO/SOUND OFF

switch to STOP. The game times and move numbers will be stored in
memory until the switch is set back to GO. When the unit is turned back
on, the clock displays will be in Pause Mode. Press one of the Timing
Activator Buttons as described above to resume timing where it left off.

2.4 INDICATION OF EXPIRED TIME

As soon as one side runs out of time, 

-0.00

 shows on that player’s

display, along with the Expired Time symbol (

!

). If the sound is on, you

may also hear beeps. Who’s the winner? The player who still has time
on the clock!

2.5 RESETTING FOR A NEW GAME

To use this feature, the MODIFY/LOCK switch on the bottom of the

unit must be set to MODIFY.

To reset the clocks for a new game, or to reset and select a different

Timing Mode, press and hold PAUSE for at least 3 seconds. The
displays will flash, you’ll hear a series of beeps, and the clocks will then
reset for a new game using the previously selected Timing Mode. If you
would rather choose a different Timing Mode, simply press one of the
other Timing Mode Keys. To start the clock for the new game, the player
to move first should press the opposite Timing Activator Button.

2.6 MAKING TIME AND MOVE ADJUSTMENTS

To use this feature, the MODIFY/LOCK switch on the bottom of the

unit must be set to MODIFY.

At some point, you might want to change the time and/or number of

moves during a game. This feature may come in handy, for example, if
you have just taken back an illegal move!

To make a change like this during a game, first press PAUSE to stop

the clocks. Next, press ADJUST to enter Adjustment Mode, where you’ll
be able to make changes, first for the left-hand player, and then for the
right. When you enter Adjustment Mode, you’ll notice that the digit on
the far left is flashing. To change the currently flashing digit, press
ADJUST repeatedly (or hold the key down) until your desired number
shows, and then press SET to confirm the change and move on to the
next digit. If you come to a digit that you don’t want to change, simply
press SET to go on to the next digit. Start with the hours and minutes

Summary of Contents for SQ1B

Page 1: ...nting down and your LED will light Try to make the best move in the least amount of time 6 As soon as you ve completed your move press your own Timing Activator Button Your clock will stop and your op...

Page 2: ...d to check currently stored User Mode setting HOUR GLASS BLITZ BONUS TIMER BRONSTEIN GAME and TOURNAMENT Timing Mode Keys Press to select a Timing Mode press repeatedly within each mode to cycle throu...

Page 3: ...2 4 Indication of Expired Time 2 5 Resetting For a New Game 2 6 Making Time and Move Adjustments 3 THE TIMING MODES 3 1 Hour Glass Timing Mode 3 2 Blitz Timing Mode 3 3 Bonus Timer Mode 3 4 Bronstein...

Page 4: ...ect a different Timing Mode To choose a Timing Mode simply press one of the Timing Mode Keys HOUR GLASS BLITZ BONUS TIMER BRONSTEIN GAME or TOURNAMENT Even though Blitz Mode is already selected for th...

Page 5: ...unlit LED the countdown will continue on the previously active clock by simply picking up where it left off You can also stop the clocks by sliding the STOP GO SOUND OFF switch to STOP The game times...

Page 6: ...ough the Hour Glass Presets as noted below When your desired Preset is displayed press the appropriate Timing Activator Button to start the clock If game time is exceeded that player has lost and the...

Page 7: ...ree time is added for this particular Preset See below for an explanation of the and symbols To start the clock using this default setting the person who is going to move first simply presses the othe...

Page 8: ...to BRONSTEIN By pressing BRONSTEIN the first time you have automatically selected the default Bronstein Preset Timing Option a The displays show the amount of time you have on the clock 05 00 for 5 m...

Page 9: ...ry displays where applicable with an arrow indicating the current stage When your desired Tournament Preset is displayed press the appropriate Timing Activator Button to start your own or your opponen...

Page 10: ...ning moves in 30 minutes Press TOURNAMENT again to switch to the third Tournament Preset FIDE Timing During the Primary stage of the game points to PRIMARY each player has 2 hours to complete 40 moves...

Page 11: ...ame To select the World Preset and start either your own or your opponent s clock press the appropriate Timing Activator Button For the World Timing Preset you ll also notice that ADD AFTER appears on...

Page 12: ...splay for that particular mode and an arrow will point to mode you have selected except for Tournament Mode where the arrow will initially point to PRIMARY c After pressing the desired Timing Mode Key...

Page 13: ...teries should be replaced promptly since they can leak and damage the unit Please also note the following points regarding use of batteries Use only alkaline or zinc carbon batteries Do not mix differ...

Page 14: ...m of unit is set to LOCK Switch on bottom of unit is set to LOCK Switch on bottom of unit is set to LOCK You are pressing an invalid key e g pressing PAUSE before a game starts or pressing a Timing Mo...

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