Excalibur electronic 333 warranty Functions of BUT- Tons, Playing the Game, Automatic Power OFF

Congratulations on your purchase of Excalibur Electronics' ABC Wide World of Sports Tennis! Now you can play an exciting match against an

opponent with the skills of a pro. You can play against the computer or even with a friend!

Your new ABC Wide World of Tennis game is easy to use, but be sure to use it safely. Before starting, please read this manual thoroughly, especially noting safety, care and battery information. Keep this manual for reference.

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INSTALLING BATTERIES

Your game requires two AA batteries, not included. To install the batteries, care- fully turn the game over so that the unit is face-down on a soft surface. Find the battery compartment on the back of the unit. Use a small Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw. Lift off the battery compartment lid. Install the batteries, mak- ing sure to match polarity (+ and -) with the diagram in the compartment. Place the tab of the battery compartment lid in its slot and close the compartment door. Replace the screw and tighten.

LAYOUT OF ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS TEN-

		DISPLAY
		ON/NEW
		GAME
		PAUSE
	ENTER/	SOUND
	SERVE/
	HIT	RESET
KEYPADS

FUNCTIONS OF BUT- TONS

ON: Press to turn on the unit.

NEW GAME: Press and hold for one second to start a new game.

ENTER: Press to confirm or start the game.

UP/DOWN ARROWS: Press to select a game or level.

SERVE/HIT: Press to deliver the ball.

KEYPAD: Move up or down to select a game or level.

SOUND: Move your player to the left, right, forward or backward.

PAUSE: Press to turn sound on or off.

RESET: Press to stop game temporarily.

GETTING STARTED There are three games in this

unit:Game 1

1 PLAYER SINGLES

(You Vs The Computer)

Game 2

2-PLAYERS SINGLES

(You Vs Your Friend)

Game 3

2-PLAYERS DOUBLES

(You & Your Friend Vs 2

Computer Players)

In game 1, you can select 1-

15 levels; in game 2 and 3, you can select One-Round Match or Three-Round Match.

After you insert new batter- ies, press the ON button to turn on the unit. Press the ENTER button to enter game mode. You will see “G-1” onscreen. Use the

keypad’s up or down buttons to select game 2 or 3. If you select game 1, press the ENTER button to confirm. You will see “L=01” on- screen. Press the up or down arrows to select difficulty lev- els 1 to 15.

Press ENTER to begin playing. You will always be the white player and serve first. After the first game, the players will change sides of the court. The message “CHANGE ENDS” will appear.

If you select game 2 or 3, press ENTER button to con- firm. The 2-PLAYERS icon will appear onscreen. Press the UP or DOWN arrows to select One-Round match or Three-Round matches.

Press the ENTER button to begin playing. In game 2, player 1, with the left con- troller, controls the white player and player 2, with the right controller, controls the black player. In game 3, you and your friend use each of the left and right keypads to control the white players.

PLAYING THE GAME

GAME 1

After you turn on the unit, the message “WORLD CUP TENNIS, YOUR RANK IS SIXTEEN” will be scroll ing onscreen. Your rank position will depend on the match result and the levels you select to play. There are 6 games in each match. Use the direction- al arrows on the keypad to

control the player’s position on the right service court. Then press the SERVE/HIT button to serve the ball. You should hit the ball over the net into the oppo- site service court, or within any line bounding this court. Just as in real tennis, you will make your next serve from the left service court.

GAME 2

In game 2, the player can select One-Round or Three- Round matches. In a One-Round match, the game rules are the same as Game 1. In Three-Round game, the match consists of three sets. If one side wins two out of three sets, the match is over. Before each set starts, the message “SET 1,” “SET 2,” or “SET 3” will appear onscreen.

GAME 3

The game rules are the same as Game 1. In this game, the player with the right keypad will serve first in the first game of each set and the computer serves the ball in the second game. The player with the left controller serves in the third game; the computer serves in the fourth game, and so on.

SCORING

There are 6 games in a match. The player who wins 6 games first wins a “SET.”

(A player must win a set by two games. So if a set is tied 5 games to 5, the set continues until a player wins two games more than his opponent.)

If a player wins his first point,

his score is 15; on winning his second point, his score is 30; on winning his third point, his score is 40; on winning his fourth point he has won the game. The score of each point will be scrolling onscreen. A player must win a game by two points. If each player has scored three points (40-40) the score is then called “deuce.” If a player then- scores 2 points consecutively, he wins the game. (The message “DEUCE-A” (advantage) will appear on-screen when any play- er scores the next point after deuce.

RESETTING THE UNIT When the unit malfunctions

unexpectedly in any way, press the RESET key once to restart the unit.

AUTOMATIC POWER OFF

If no key is pressed for three minutes, the unit will automati- cally turn off in order to spare your batteries. Press any key to return to your last game.