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General| Brand | Kasparov |
|---|---|
| Model | TURBO 16K |
| Category | Game Console |
| Language | English |
Describes all buttons used for game operation, including game start, stop, and special functions.
Explains the function of all LEDs and LCD displays for game status and information.
Details the physical parts of the chess computer, such as piece storage and battery compartments.
Highlights critical information regarding game rules, computer behavior, and general usage.
Introduces the Turbo 16K chess computer and its key features and benefits.
Details the 9 standard game levels, characterized by average response times per move.
Explains the 4 tournament levels with specific initial and secondary move/time controls.
Describes the 4 unique special game levels (E, F, G, H) and their specific playing conditions.
Guides on how to physically move pieces, make captures, castling, and pawn promotion.
Explains how the computer signals its moves, piece movement, and arrival squares.
Describes how the computer signals illegal moves and handles game rule violations.
Explains how the computer indicates check, checkmate, and draw conditions.
Covers how to change sides with the computer and how to interrupt its thinking process.
Describes the Multi Move mode and the function of the LCD game clocks.
Using the DISPLAY MOVE feature to track the computer's move calculation and reflection.
How game states are saved and how to verify the accuracy of the board position.
Detailed steps for placing, moving, removing, or adding pieces to set up custom game positions.
Instructions for using the special 'Problem' level to solve chess puzzles, like mate-in-10.
How to control the sound output and perform a system reset using the ACL button.
Guidelines for maintaining the electronic chess computer to ensure longevity and performance.
Lists key technical details including microprocessor, memory, lights, and dimensions.
Explains the graphical representation of the computer's playing strength relative to player rankings.
Diagnoses problems related to the computer not turning on or lights behaving abnormally.
Addresses issues where the computer freezes or input detection fails.
Troubleshooting for specific indicator lights, including check, mate, and error signals.
Explains how to identify and resolve issues where the computer makes an illegal move or appears to cheat.
Diagnoses why the computer may not accept a move or has issues with pawn/king movement.
Addresses situations where the computer is silent, unresponsive, or not working with the adapter.
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