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2 Pre-set modes
Your Competition Game Clock comes with a number of common game
timer settings already set up for you. Using these modes is really easy.
•Hold PAUSE/RESET for 3 seconds until the display shows you the start screen for the mode you are currently in (If sound is on, the clock will beep)
•Use the UP/DOWN arrows of the Control Pad to scroll through the settings. The two characters at the bottom left of the display tell you what mode you are in. e.g. 1C is a 15 minute Blitz game (see table below for all the
•When you reach the mode you want, simply PRESS one of the TIME CONTROL buttons to start the game.
1Blitz
A3 minutes
B5 minutes
C15 minutes
2 |
| Tournament |
| |
|
| Time/Min | Moves | Delay/sec |
A |
| 25 | - | +5 |
B |
| 60 | - | +5 |
C | Primary | 120 | 40 | +5 |
Secondary | 60 | 20 | +5 | |
| Tertiary | 30 | All | +5 |
D | Primary | 120 | 40 | +5 |
| Secondary | 60 | All | +5 |
3 |
| Game |
|
|
AWord (with count up)
BStopwatch (count from 0)
C5 Sec/move
4 | User |
A | Coach’s Favorite mode |
HINT: as well as using the reference table above, the Competition Game
Clock can also show you all the timer values in a particular mode (see section 2.1).
Example - 60 minute game with 5 second delay
To start a 60 minute game with 5 second delay, first switch on the Competition Game Clock. Default mode is 1A - Blitz 3 minutes.
Next, press the down arrow of the
Press the down arrow 3 more times to scroll through modes 1C and 2A, to mode 2B - 60 minute game with 5 second delay. To begin play, one of the players presses their time control button - the green light will indicate play has begun.