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Manual Revelation II
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Capturing pieces can be performed in different ways, but it is advised to first remove the piece you
are capturing and then perform your move. If Revelation II captures one of your pieces you can use
the same method. If handling the pieces is done in the wrong sequence or too fast for Revelation II to
'understand' what the player is intending then place all the pieces as indicated in the display. From
this position you can continue your play.
Remember that the display shows the position that the engine has calculated. If you did not move all
pieces correctly there may be differences between the position in the display and the position on the
actual board. If you see LED patterns that you cannot explain please match the real board with the
internal board as shown in the display.
Taking back the pieces
Revelation II allows you to take back moves, but only after the computer has made its move . First
await the computers move then place the piece that the computer wants to move on the destination
square. Then put it back on its source square. The display will then indicate TAKEBACK Active.
This picture shows that Nc3 can be taken back to b1.
The LEDs in the board will now indicate your last move; you can then put your piece on the original
square. Next the LEDs will indicate the previous move made by the computer that you can then take
back and so on.
The last piece you take back should be your own. Then press the CLEAR button. The display will show
“TAKEBACK Not Active” and you can play your next move.
If you decide not to take back your own move as the last action, then you should press ENTER to
indicate that the computer should make the next move.