Novag Citrine, Instructions Manual

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LEVEL CHART
Level Square Time Control Level Square Time Control
TR 1 a1 40 moves in 5 mins AN 1 e1 9 ply search
2 a2 40 moves in 15 mins 2 e2 10 ply search
3 a3 40 moves in 30 mins 3 e3 11 ply search
4 a4 40 moves in 60 mins 4 e4 12 ply search
5 a5 40 moves in 90 mins 5 e5 13 ply search
6 a6 40 moves in 100 6 e6 14 ply search
7 a7 40 moves in 2 hours 7 e7 15 ply search
8 a8 40 moves in 2.5 hours 8 e8 Infinite search
1 ply search with
capture search:
AT 1 b1 2 seconds per move EA 1 f1 1 ply + 2 captures
2 b2 5 seconds per move 2 f2 1 ply + 3 captures
3 b3 10 seconds per move 3 f3 1 ply + 4 captures
4 b4 15 seconds per move 4 f4 1 ply + 5 captures
5 b5 30 seconds per move 5 f5 1 ply + 6 captures
6 b6 1 minute per move 6 f6 1 ply + 7 captures
7 b7 2 minutes per move 7 f7 1 ply + 8 captures
8 b8 3 minutes per move 8 f8 1 ply + 9 captures
Level Square Time Control Level Square Time Control
SD 1 c1 game in 3 mins BE 1 g1 2 ply + 2 captures
2 c2 game in 5 mins 2 g2 2 ply + 3 captures
3 c3 game in 10 mins 3 g3 2 ply + 4 captures
4 c4 game in 15 mins 4 g4 2 ply + 5 captures
5 c5 game in 30 mins 5 g5 2 ply + 6 captures
6 c6 game in 1 hour 6 g6 2 ply + 7 captures
7 c7 game in 1.5 hours 7 g7 2 ply + 8 captures
8 c8 game in 2 hours 8 g8 2 ply + 9 captures
FD 1 d1 1 ply search IN 1 h1 mate in 1
2 d2 2 ply search 2 h2 mate in 2
3 d3 3 ply search 3 h3 mate in 3
4 d4 4 ply search 4 h4 mate in 4
5 d5 5 ply search 5 h5 mate in 5
6 d6 6 ply search 6 h6 mate in 6
7 d7 7 ply search 7 h7 mate in 7
8 d8 8 ply search 8 h8 mate in 8
Description of level time controls:
Tournament Level TR 1 - TR 8
For tournament time controls. All moves are pre-set which have to be played within a fixed time,
e.g. 40 moves in 120 min. (level 8 is the strongest). If you or the computer exceeds the specified
time control, the game will be declared lost and the LCD will display [FLAG].
Average Time Level AT 1 - AT 8
These levels are to be used for casual play. They allow you to enter the average response time per
move for the computer (see table above). The computer tends to play faster during opening and
end games.