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Game Over? Start a New Game
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Press NEW GAME to start a new game at any time. The
computer is then ready for another game, using the currently
selected level. Since pressing NEW GAME clears your
current game from the computer’s memory, be very careful
not to press this key by mistake!
Too Easy/Hard? Change Levels!
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Your chess computer offers you 64 levels of skill, which
correspond to one of the 64 board squares (which are divided
into 4 categories), making level selection so easy! Together
with the built-in Teach Modes, you have a choice of 384 level
settings. Press LEVEL to enter Level Mode, and the current
level is displayed (e.g., Level (board square) A3 shows as
L:A3). To change the level, simply press a board square, and
that level will show in the display. Press LEVEL again to exit
Level Mode.
The computer thinks progressively more deeply on each
successive level. For more information on the playing levels,
see Section 3.1.
2. ADDITIONAL FEATURES
2.1 Piece and Color Symbols
The display uses symbols for the chess pieces (as shown
in Figure 2-1). The bar symbols in the display always indicate
color (bottom bars = White, top bars = Black). When you are
White and it is your turn to move, the display indicates this
right after the computer’s move is made, before changing to
Fig.1-7a - Black in check.
Fig.1-7b - White in check.
Fig.1-7c - Checkmate (black).
Fig.1-7d - Checkmate (white).
Fig.1-7e - Draw.