Go Partner 1680X - PROBLEM SETUP; Full Board Setup; Partial Board Setup

1. Press TAKE BACK. Both the rank/file
board lights and the display show
the TO square of the last move.
2 . Press the piece on the indicated TO
square. The rank/file board lights
show the FROM square of the last
move.
3. Move the piece from the TO square to
the FROM square.
4. Press the piece on the indicated FROM
square.
5. Repeat Steps 1 through 4 to take
back additional moves. You can take
back up to 3 moves (your move and
the computer’s move counts as 1
move).
As you take back moves, the computer
will not remind you to return a previously
captured piece to the board nor a castled
rook to its original square. If you are not
sure about the position of a previously
captured piece or castled rook, see “Veri¬
fying Piece Positions.”
PROBLEM SETUP
During your turn, you can use the set up
mode:
• To erase, re-enter, or relocate pieces
any time before or during a game.
• To set up problems or puzzles for the
computer to solve.
Press SETUP to enter the set up mode.
Before using this mode to create your
own positions, familiarize yourself with
this procedure by setting up the board
positions described in the following ex¬
amples.
Full Board Setup
In a full board problem set up, the com¬
puter records the positions you enter into
memory and assumes all other pieces
remain in their initial positions. You only
need to go through these steps for pieces
which you want to remove or move from
their initial positions.
Follow these steps to set up a game with
most of the chess pieces in their original
positions.
1. Press NEW GAME.
2 . Choose the pieces you want to play
with.
3. Press SET UP. The computer displays
-- SET UP.
4. P ress the piece symbol key for the
piece you want to move or remove
and COLOR to change the color, if
necessary. The computer displays
the piece symbol for the piece you
want to move or remove, and the rank/
file board lights indicate the FROM
square.
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If you want to move or remove more
than one of the same pieces, repeat¬
edly press the piece symbol key until
the rank/file board lights indicate the
FROM square of the correct piece.
5. Press the piece on the square. The
computer displays the piece you want
to move or remove, and the rank/file
board lights flash to indicate the
FROM square.
6 . Either remove the piece, or move the
piece to the square where you want,
then press it on the square. The com¬
puter displays the piece symbol and
either the square you removed it from
or the square you moved it to, and the
rank/file board lights indicate the new
square.
7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for any other
pieces you want to move or remove.
8 . When you finish setting up the pieces,
press COLOR until the computer dis¬
plays a piece symbol for the color
whose turn it is, then press SET UP.
Otherwise, simply press SET UP, then
choose the level you want and con¬
tinue the game.
Note: If the computer displays ILL after
you complete Step 8, it indicates that one
or more pieces were moved, removed,
or entered illegally. To correct the set up,
see “Correcting Illegal Setups.”
Partial Board Setup
Follow these steps to clear the chess¬
board and set up only a few pieces.
1. Press NEW GAME.
2. Press SET UP. The computer displays
— SET UP.
3. PressTAKEBACK.Thecomputerdis-
plays CLr for about 2 seconds, and
clears the positions of all pieces from
the board.
4. Press the piece symbol key for the
piece you want to add and COLOR to
change the color, if necessary.
5. Press the piece on the square where
you want to put it. The computer dis¬
plays the piece symbol for the piece
you added and its TO square, and the
rank/file board lights indicate the TO
square.
6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 for any other
pieces you want to set up.
7. When you finish setting up the pieces,
press COLOR if necessary to choose
whose turn it is to make the move,
then press SET UP. Then choose the
level you want and continue the game.
Note: If the computer displays ILL after
you complete Step 7, it indicates that one
or more pieces were set up illegally. To
correct the set up, see “Correcting Illegal
Setups.”