CXG Super Enterprise, User Manual

Page 1: ...SUPER ENTERPRISE User Manual c The program contained in the computarized chess game described in the instruction book it the copyrigh of NEWCREST TECHNOLOGY LIMITED HONG KONG...

Page 2: ...9 LEVELS 4 10 SOUNDS 5 11 CHANGING SIDES 5 12 TAKING BACK MOVES 6 13 HINT 6 14 TERMINATE SEARCH 7 15 CHECKING THE POSITION 7 16 ENTER POSITION 7 17 MULTI MOVE 8 18 MEMORY 9 19 PART TWO ADVANCED OPERAT...

Page 3: ...ge specified on the adaptor label is the one used in your country The adaptor socket is located at the back of your computer Note that you must only use the adaptor specified for your computer The use...

Page 4: ...ter gives a beep again It has now registered your move and starts computing its reply 4 COMPUTER MOVES While the computer is thinking it will flash the color light of the side it is playing At the beg...

Page 5: ...it wants by lighting one of the piece lights as soon as you press down the from square If you did not pay attention you can always check the position see section 15 The computer will nearly always cho...

Page 6: ...lory When the computer resigns you can always choose to ignore the resignation and continue the game If the computer finds a forced mate the MATE light will come on and a coloumn of rank lights will s...

Page 7: ...The level can of course be changed at any time during the game when it is your turn to move 10 SOUNDS If you prefer your computer to operate without its audio signals just press the SOUND COLOR key Th...

Page 8: ...it came from Move the piece back to this square pressing it again If the move was a capture the computer will remind you to replace the captured piece by indicating the square and the type of the capt...

Page 9: ...a piece on and the computer will show you where the pieces of that type are by lighting a rank and one or more files A steady light indicates a white piece while a flashing light indicates a black pi...

Page 10: ...e color Second check that the position is legal Each player must have one king and no more than 16 pieces and the player not to move must not be in check Then press the ENTER POSITION key once more to...

Page 11: ...turned to the SAVE position The computer will then retain the chess position in its memory while using a minimum of current Later on you can switch on again and continue as before The SAVE position s...

Page 12: ...FOR MOVE 40 MOVES WHOLE GAME A1 1 5 sac 1 min C1 1 min A2 4 5 sec 3 min C2 3 min A3 7 5 sec 5 min C3 5 min A4 10 5 sec 7 min C4 7 min A5 15 sec 10 min C5 10 min A6 22 5 sec 15 min C6 15 min A7 30 sec...

Page 13: ...uter as they get better The very fast normal levels A1 and C1 do not necessarily give weak play if you yourself play slowly as the computer on these levels is also thinking in your time of reflection...

Page 14: ...f you play on level B4 and after 20 moves press level B4 again the computer will not change the level but it will reset the chess clocks and assume that both players have used 1 hour for the first 20...

Page 15: ...it while the compu er is thinking it will show the computer s dock The computer will continue showing the time until you press the TIME key again The TIME key only works on level A1 D8 It divides the...

Page 16: ...now how many half moves the computer is looking ahead The search depth is of course linked to the level set meaning that on level A1 the search is by far not as deep as on level A8 etc On the training...

Page 17: ...the p eces at the bottom of the board giving the following table LIGHT EVALUATION 8 Winnmg advantage for computer at least a piece 7 Superior position for computer at least a pawn without compensatio...

Page 18: ...e against the computer you reach an interesting variation which you would like to enter in the library Just press the LIBRARY key and the variation is entered If the storage capacity of 240 half moves...

Page 19: ...ay some other games or put the computer to SAVE position You can have several different positions in the library at the same time The computer does not save the position itself instead it saves the wh...

Page 20: ...moves which the computer played from the opening library since the computer will otherwise play moves from the opening library instead of from the game library Then you can replay the rest of the gam...

Page 21: ...safety pawn structures center pawns open rook files etc etc It can find and avoid 50 move rule eternal check and 3rd repetition and is one of the very few chess computers which can mate with king king...