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soon as the square you’re moving to is pressed, without you having to press the
timer stop button.
Setting L4.
This setting works on the same principle as setting L3 but the player must stop the
timer after each of his moves by pressing their timer stop button to hand over to
the computer. The computer’s moves are recognised in the same way as on setting
L3.
Setting L5.
This setting works in the same way as setting L4 but the timer recognises the
computer’s moves from the moment the square vacated by it’s move is pressed by
the player.
Setting L6.
This setting works in the same way as setting L3 but the display of the computer’s
move stops the timer to allow the player the time to move the piece without being
penalised.
9.3) Selecting levels and settings.
When you turn the chess computer on for the first time with the timer connected,
the game automatically starts on level 1 and in game setting L3. After that, it will
save the level and setting when you turn it off and when you press NEW GAME.
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