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General| Brand | Digital Game Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | DGT 2010 |
| Category | Timer |
| Language | English |
General introduction to the concept of timing in sports and chess.
Describes timing for rapid and blitz games with a single period of time per player.
Explains timing with a predetermined first period and a second 'guillotine' period.
Details a timing method with two periods before a guillotine period.
Covers timing with repeating periods for completing subsequent moves.
Explains the bonus time system for each move, also known as Fischer or Incremental mode.
Describes the Bronstein delay method, providing a fixed time before main thinking time.
Details the byo-yomi method for Go, offering fixed time for each subsequent move.
Explains Canadian byo-yomi, a simplified version with extra time for a number of moves.
Covers the Hourglass timing method where thinking time gradually reduces.
Describes the Gong method, marking a fixed time for each move.
Details timing for Scrabble, where players finish even if exceeding time.
Information on battery requirements, replacement, and disposal for the DGT 2010.
Instructions on how to switch the DGT 2010 chess clock on and off.
Guide on cycling through and selecting the 36 available timing options.
Steps to select and activate a chosen timing option number and its default settings.
Procedure for starting a game, including correct lever positioning.
How to temporarily pause and resume the chess clock during a game.
Details on enabling and using audible signals for time warnings.
Instructions for correcting displayed times and move counts during a game.
Explains how to manually set parameters for each timing method.
Details on parameters that need programming for manual timing settings.
Explanation of various symbols displayed on the DGT 2010 timer.
How the DGT 2010 displays time in hours/minutes or minutes/seconds.
Method to check the currently selected option number without interrupting the game.
Information on how the clock tracks and displays the number of moves made.
Technique for fast setting adjustments using button auto-repeat functionality.
Procedure for reloading byo-yomi time for specific options.
Explains how time corrections affect different timing periods and methods.
Details on saving, loading, and specific behaviors of manual set options.
Guidelines for maintaining and cleaning the DGT 2010 chess clock.
Information regarding the warranty coverage and conditions for the DGT 2010.
Technical data including dimensions, power, accuracy, and compliance.
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