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2 x AAA/AM4/R03
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ዎ居巀居巀居巀居巀ዎ
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INTRODUCTION
This electronic chessboard is a powerful computer that will
play chess at whatever level of complexity you choose! Or, if
you prefer, you can play a game with a friend and the computer
will act as referee. The large range of 64 playing levels, com-
bined with 11 extended Teach Modes, make up a total of 768
combinations—enough to satisfy anyone with an interest in
chess, both young and old! The Teach Modes and Openings
Coaches are also superb learning features at any level of play,
and the various modes of timed competition are well-suited for
the intermediate player.
1. USING YOUR CHESS COMPUTER
Battery Installation
1. Your chess computer runs on 2 “AAA” (Type AM4/R03)
batteries. For longer battery life, we recommend using fresh
alkaline batteries. Locate the battery compartment on the back
of the unit, open the cover by pushing the tab, and insert the
batteries as shown in Figure 1-1. Then, reinstall the cover and
press GO/STOP to turn the computer on. If the computer does
not respond, use a paper clip or another sharp object to press
into the hole marked ACL in the base of the unit for at least
one second. This will reset the computer.
After the batteries are inserted or ACL is pressed, the
computer will go through a self-test. Three ‘beeps’ tell you that
the test has passed, while a buzz or silence indicates a prob-
lem that should be checked with your local distributor.