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General| Year | 1993 |
|---|---|
| Playing strength | 2200 Elo |
| Case | Desktop |
| Display | Unknown |
| Motherboard | Unknown |
| Power Supply | Unknown |
Connects the chessboard and power supply to the computer module, ensuring correct pin alignment.
Details the 7" touch screen on the front and ports on the back for controlling functions.
Instructions for powering on the device, noting startup time and LED indicators.
Guides through initial system setup including language, board orientation, and system updates.
Tips on parameter loading, profile saving, and changing settings during gameplay for optimal use.
Provides instructions on navigating back to the main menu from different operating modes.
Explains the function of status LEDs, noting exceptions for the Comfort Menu profile selection.
Notes the manual's basis on software version V3.55E and potential deviations due to ongoing improvements.
How to select the desired mode of operation for the chess computer from the main menu.
Primary mode for playing, analyzing, or 2-player games, with access to system settings.
Enables playing against emulations of old chess computers at various speeds and settings.
Details the functions of buttons and displays on the control screen for managing games and settings.
Explains how the rating bar shows side advantage and engine evaluation methods.
Details information in the analysis box, including main variant, position assessment, and last move time.
Covers profile selection, engine choices, and general/engine-specific settings via the Comfort Menu.
How to select, load, save, and restore profiles using the Comfort Menu interface and buttons.
Steps to load a selected profile, previewing its settings before confirmation with CONFIRM.
How to customize and save existing profiles, renaming them to 'User 1' after modifications.
Option to revert modified profiles back to their original factory settings if they were overwritten.
Detailed operating instructions for the Comfort Menu, including profile selection and loading.
Explains the different modes available for using the chess computer, depending on licenses.
How to start a new game from the initial position or by placing pieces on the board.
Manually configure chess-specific settings without using profiles, or use profiles as a starting point.
Configure what information the computer displays in the analysis box during gameplay.
Settings for selecting and configuring the opening books used by the chess computer.
Configure specific engine parameters via UCI protocol, influencing gameplay and strength.
Configure system-wide settings that apply across all operating modes and functions.
Guides on connecting to a wireless network for updates and online play.
Features like New Game and Move Back mode that can be activated directly on the chess board.
Lists the available chess computer emulations and their respective processor speeds.
How to select and start a specific chess computer emulation from the list.
Details the interface and controls specific to the emulation modes.
Explains the functions of specific control keys used within the emulation modes.
Procedure for performing a system reset via the back button to recover from boot issues.
Provides technical specifications and details about the device's hardware and connectivity.
Read safety instructions and operating instructions completely before operating the device.
Covers warnings about toy status, handling, heat, moisture, magnetic fields, and device integrity.
Guidelines for cleaning the appliance with a damp cloth and proper storage conditions.
Instructions for using the supplied power adapter safely, including outlet accessibility and connection.
Declaration of conformity with EU directives for radio equipment and hazardous substances.
FCC compliance details, including warnings, conditions, and RF exposure statements for the USA.
Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standards and compliance conditions for Canada.
Instructions for environmentally friendly disposal of packaging materials and the device at its end-of-life.
Details the 3-year warranty, coverage, limitations, claim procedures, and exclusions.
Provides hotline numbers and contact details for customer service in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other countries.
Information about the product developer and manufacturer, Millennium 2000 GmbH.
Copyright and license details for the Komodo 14.1 chess engine.
Copyright and license details for the Shredder 13.5 chess engine.
Copyright and license details for the Hiarcs 14.2 chess engine.
Copyright and GNU GPL license details for the Stockfish 15 chess engine.
Copyright and license details for the Millennium Opening Book.
Copyright and license details for Johan de Koning's chess programs.
Copyright and license details for Ed Schroeder's chess programs.
Copyright and license details for Richard Lang's chess programs.
Copyright and license details for Thomas Nitsche & Elmar Henne's programs.
Credit for the development of the Mephisto Phoenix system by Millennium 2000 and Phoenix Chess Systems.
