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clocks will stop if either side runs out of time
.
Then,
since neither side can change, it will be clear which side
ran out first and lost on time.
12. Short press the center button again. The display will show
COpy to 0 with the 0 flashing. You could now save your
new settings
to
one of the twelve user modes by changing
the 0 to a number from 1 to
12.
See the next two sections
for more information about the user modes.
13. Long press the center button to stop setting the clock.
50
- 1 :30 will appear on the display. You may now start the
clock.
The time you have set will remain the starting time
for this mode until you alter it using the procedure above,
change modes, or turn the clock
off.
Summary of Programmable Options
One or more of the following options may be selected when th
e
user sets new starting times.
CLOCK DISPLAY
EXPLANATION OF OPTION
I
I
Left
Right
1
1 1
BEEP
1
LED
If BEEP is on the clock will beep each time
a
black play switch is pressed.
This option
should be turned off when playing in small
tournament rooms, since other players might
find the beeps distracting
.
During informal
blitz
play, however, this option should be on so
a
player does not have to look at his clock to
be
sure he has pressed it.
If LED is on the LEOs will show who is
on
move when the clock is running. Turning th
is
option off increases battery life by 50%.
- - I -
o BEEP ATEND The clock will make four long beeps when
the
time is out if this option is on. This option may
not be legal in some tournaments.
(It
if,
usually legal in go tournaments but illegal in
chess tournaments.)
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...
-
.
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..
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-
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CLOCK DISPLAY
EXPLANATION OF OPTION
Left
Right
o BEEP
AT TC
The clock will make two long beeps at the end
of a time-control if this option is on.
This
option may not be legal in some tournaments.
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o
HALT
AT END If this option is on, both clocks will stop if one
clock goes over the time limit. Therefore it is
not possible for both sides to overstep the time
limit, and it will be clear which side ran out first
and
,
l ost on time
.
This option is usually illegal
in chess tournaments, where the winning
l
player must claim a win on time without being
prompted (and if he doesn't notice that he has
won it is possible for his time to run out also),
but it is usually legal in go tournaments
.
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3
BYO
BEEPS The mode has byo-yomi with the option of byo
yomi beeps
.
If this option is selected, the clock
I
will beep at each second, from one to nine
' ,
seconds, just before the end of a byo-yomi
period.
The initial setting is three byo-yomi
beeps. That is, the clock will beep at three,
two, and one seconds before the end of a byo
yomi period
.
o
DBL
BEEPS The byo-yomi beeps above may be double or
single depending on this option. Since double
beeps usually seem louder than single beeps,
select this ?ption for a louder sound.
COpy
TOO
Change the 0 to a number from 1 to 12 to save
your settings and options to one of the 12 user
modes. If the number is left a zero, nothing will
be saved when the clock is turned
off.
NOTE: The settings of the user modes are
NOT LOST if the batteries run down or are
removed
.
They remain unchanged until the
user saves new settings.
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