Excalibur electronic 404-2 manual Undoing Moves, Multiple Captures, Getting Hints, Changing Sides

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play. You don't need to make the

king by making a jump cannot con-

move with the largest number of

tinue jumping as a king. He must

captures. After

Touch Checkers

wait for the next turn.

plays its move and you have a

Playing the White Pieces

jump to make, it will show JP in the

move number area. But if you

When you want to play the White

overlook a capture and try to make

another move, Touch Checkers will

pieces (to let Touch Checkers move

remind you of the capture possibil-

first) press the MOVE key before

ity by displaying JUMP. Touch

you make your first move as Black.

Checkers knows the rules of

You’ll see the White and Black

checkers and will stick to them.

pieces switch places immediately.

Make your capture and proceed

 

Undoing Moves

with the game.

 

Touch Checkers does not have as

Multiple Captures

good a memory as Touch Chess,

If you have a multiple capture,

so it only permits its last move and

after you complete the first jump

your last move to be taken back.

the display shows the coordinate

 

Getting Hints

of the square you are on and JP to

Pressing the HINT key displays

remind you to continue the captur-

ing sequence.

 

HinT and flashes a recommended

Turn your Men into Kings

move on the screen.

 

 

Changing Sides

At the start of the game, each of

If during a game you find yourself

the 24 pieces is referred to as a

losing, you can change sides with

man. When a man reaches the far

Touch

Checkers.

Pressing the

side of the board, he is crowned

MOVE key twice before you regis-

king and becomes much more

ter your move will switch sides (col-

powerful than an ordinary man

ors) with your computer. (Between

because a king can move both

presses, the display will read FLIP.)

backward and

forward. Touch

Checkers is well versed in the

 

Levels of Play

movement of kings and the crown-

Generally, the higher the level you

ing process, so it will automatically

crown your man to turn it into a

select,

the better

your Touch

king. A man that is promoted to a

18Checkers will play, and the longer it

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Contents Touch Chess & Checkers Play a Game Right Away Install the BatteriesFunction Keys Special Touch Areas2nd/ON KEY Primary Key FunctionsOptions Before the Game Starts Secondary Key FunctionsPlaying the Black Pieces How to Update Your RatingDraw Messages Game-Ending Messages Screen SymbolsLevels of Play Queen’sGambitAccepted Queen’sGambit Declined Auto PlayBook Opening Trainer FrenchDefense,ClassicalDefenseAdolfAnderssen vs. J. Dufresne, Berlin Entering Your Own OpeningGreat Games AdolfAnderssen vs. Lionel Kieseritsky, LondonWilhelm Steinitz vs. Kurt von Bardeleben Hastings Paul Morphy vs. Duke Karl & Count Isouard ParisAlexanderAlekhine vs. O. Tenner, Cologne,1911 Melbourne Gaudersen vs. PaulLondon,1862 MikhailBotvinnikvs. PaulKeres, The Hague Aaron Nimzovich vs. S. Alapin, Riga12. J. Banas vs. P. Lukacs, Trnava Robert Fischer vs. Reuben Fine, NewYork LajosPortischvs.Johannessen Using Setup ModeHavana,1966 Replay Variation Options Individual Moves Special Moves Castling cannot occur if Basics of Checkers Changing GamesYou Must Capture if You Can Play Checkers Right AwayTurn your Men into Kings Undoing MovesMultiple Captures Getting HintsTouch Areas for Checkers Options for CheckersMove key, which will set the num- ber of players back to one Special Care and Handling Limited 90-DAY Warranty Entamer immédiatement Une partie Installation des pilesZone Clock Zones tactiles spécialesZone Color Zone ScoreComment changer les options Touches à fonction principaleNiveaux de jeu en Fonctions secondaires, en2nd Touches à fonction secondaireComment mettre à jour votre évaluation Touche -SETUPTouche Start Touche RatingMessages de fin de partie Symboles à l’écranPour jouer les noirs Messages de partie nulleDéfense ouverte Ruy Lopez Défense fermée Ruy LopezJeu viennois Propre ouverture Pour créer votreAdolf Anderssen c. J. Dufresne, Berlin Adolf Anderssen c. Lionel Kieseritsky, Londres1928 Gaudersen c. Paul MelbourneCologne,1911 Aaron Nimzovich c. S. Alapin, Riga Edward Lasker c. George Thomas, Londres,1910Londres,1862 LosAngeles Banas Lukacs Mikhail Botvinnik c. Paul KeresLaHaye,1948 Moscou,1974Robert Fischer c. Reuben Fine, NewYork Ajouter ou échanger une pièce Pour utiliser le mode SetupInfinite Search Enlever une pièceÉchecs Déplacements spéciaux Déplacements individuelsLe roque n’est pas permis si Échecs quelques conseils Entamer immédiatement une Les dames règles de basePartie de dames Prises multiples La prise est obligatoireJouer avec les blanches Vos pions deviennent des Obtenir des conseils DamesChanger de côté FlipSleep SetupZone Options pour le jeu de damesEnlever une pièce Entretien et manipulation Garantie Limitée DE 90 Jours