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KEYS
AND
FUNCTIONS
1.
Battery
Compartment
On
bottom
(see
page
5)
2.
Color
Indicators
Lights
to
indicate
which
pieces
are
to
be
moved.
When
it
is
the
computers
move,
the
appropriate
color
indicator
blinks
until
computer
has
selected
its
move.
3.
SET
UP
Indicator
Lights
when
the
chess
computer
is
in
the
set
up
mode.
(see
page
9)
4.
MULTI
MOVE
Indicator
Lights
when
the
chess
computer
is
in
the
multi-move
mode.
(see
page
9)
5.
CHECK
Indicator
Lights
to
indicate
that
your
computer's
King
is
in
Check.
(see
page
8)
6,
DRAW
Indicator
Lights
in
case
of
a
stalemate
or
draw.
(see
page
8)
7.
MATE
Indicator
Lights
(together
with
the
CHECK
LED)
to
indicate
Checkmate.
(see
page
8)
8.
Game
Piece
Buttons
Use
to
select
game
pieces
in
the
set-up
mode
or
to
verify
piece
position.
(see
page
9)
9.
COLOR
Selector
Use
to
select
which
color
game
pieces
are
being
placed
in
the
set-up
mode
or
which
color
set
is
being
verified.
(see
page
9)
17.
18.
.
ON
Button
Press
to
activate
the
chess
computer;
play
is
resumed
at
the
point
where
the
“MEMORY”
button
was
pressed.
(see
page
11)
.
MEMORY
Button
Press
to
turn
off the
chess
computer;
the
current
board
is
saved
in
memory,
(see
page
11)
.
SOUND
Button
Press
to
turn
on
and
off
the
sound.
With
sound
on,
the
computer
will
beep
to
indicate
moves.
(see
page
11)
.
NEW
GAME
Button
-
Press to
reset
the
board
configuration
to
the
beginning
of
a
new
game.
(see
page
3)
.
LEVEL
Button
Use
to
select
the
skill
level
of
the
chess
computer.
(see
page
6)
.
SET
UP
Button
Press
to
place
the
chess
computer
in
the
Set-up
Mode.
(see
page
9)
.
MULT!
MOVE
Button
Press
to
place
the
chess
computer
in
the
Multi-Move
Mode.
(see
page
9)
DISPLAY
MOVE
Button
Press
to
turn
on
or
off
the
Display
Move
feature.
(see
page
9)
TAKE
BACK
Button
Press
to
take
back
previous
moves.
(see
page
8)
.
PLAY
Button
Press
to
force
the
chess
computer
to
immediately
make
its
move.
(see
page
7)