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Explains the function of keys like NEW GAME, LEVEL, PLAY, TAKE BACK, HELP, STUDIES, DISPLAY MOVE, EVALUATE.
Covers Lights, Switches (GO/STOP), Sensor Chessboard, and ACL for basic operation.
Instructions for inserting batteries and powering on the computer.
How to select one of the 8 skill levels for gameplay.
General information about the computer's knowledge of chess rules.
Step-by-step guide on how to input your moves on the board.
How the computer indicates its moves and how to execute them.
How the computer signals and resolves illegal moves.
How the computer indicates game outcomes like check, mate, and draw.
Covers starting new games, taking back moves, and changing sides.
How to interrupt the computer and use the non-auto function.
The computer acts as a referee for games between players.
Using EVALUATE and DISPLAY MOVE to understand computer's thought process.
The computer's ability to remember game positions for extended periods.
How to check the correct placement of pieces on the board.
Explanation of different help modes (G, H, F) for guidance.
How to use the computer to solve programmed chess studies.
Brief descriptions of study positions A through H.
How to use the ACL key to reset the computer.
Guidelines for proper handling, cleaning, and battery care.
Details on processor, memory, power, dimensions, and weight.
Solutions for when the computer doesn't react or locks up.
Reasons for error beeps and how to resolve them.
How to handle illegal moves and potential computer 'cheating'.
Addresses issues with the computer not playing or being silent.
Troubleshooting for squares, keys, or lamps not responding correctly.
Lists contact details for service centers across various regions globally.
Basic rules for setting up the board and the goal of the game.
Detailed explanations of how the King and Queen move.
Explains the movement rules for Rooks, Bishops, and Knights.
Details Pawn's forward and diagonal moves, and promotion.
Explains En Passant capture and the Castling move.
Discusses piece values, strategy, and opening principles.
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