Excalibur electronic 404-2 Manuel d'utilisation

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IMPORTANT NOTE:

When you are in check, you have

very few moves. If you find you

can’t select the move you want to
make, look for the ‘+’ check sign.

You probably forgot you are in

check.

or pawn you wish to move. You'll

hear a beep and the piece wil flash.

If you hear an error buzz and the

piece does not flash, that piece

cannot legally move anywhere. If

you change your mind and want to

move a different piece, simply

press the From square again to

cancel the move.

Now gently press on the center of

the square you want to move it To.

You'll hear a beep, letting you know

your move has been registered.

After you make your move, Touch

Chess will reply with its move auto-

matically. You’ll see the piece flash

on its From square and move to its

To square. Throughout the game,

the display at the top keeps track of

the move number and the elapsed

time for each move.

Special Touch Areas

Features are controlled by four spe-

cial areas above the chess board

and six Function keys. The four

function areas are:

THREAT AREA

If the Threat Warning Indicator (!) is

on, pressing the center of this area

will flash the threatening move on

the chess board.

COLOR AREA

Press this area during Setup mode

to change the color of the side to

move.

SCORE AREA

Press the center of this area to

change between displaying the

number of the current move to dis-

playing the position score.

Pressing it again will return the dis-

play to the move number. The scor-

ing totals the following values:

Pawns–1, Knights–3, Bishops–3,

Rooks–5, and Queen–9.

CLOCK AREA

Your Touch Chess normally shows

the time taken for each move.

Press the center of this area to

instead show the total game time.

Press again to return to move time.

Function Keys

There are more special features

than there are keys, so each key

has two labels. The label below a

key shows the primary function of

the key. The label above a key

shows its secondary function.

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