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6. Period transition

When a timing option has multiple periods, the transition from one period to the next occurs

when the time reaches 0:00 in the first period. The time of the second period is applied and for

5 minutes the "flag" bars will be shown to indicate a period transition.

Period transition by move count

It is also possible to set the clock, so that the period transition occurs when a certain number of

moves have been made (or to be precise, when the lever has been switched a certain number

of times). This function is called "Forced move counter". If this function is active, the time of the

next period is added automatically to the current time when the move counter reaches the set

number of moves. For the default options, the move count has been pre-set based on standard

FIDE timing systems. If you wish to set a different number of moves, use a manual setting

instead.

If you wish to play with the period transition based on the move counter. First select the option

you wish to play. Then before starting the game, press and hold the left arrow button. When the

# symbol appears on the display, the "Forced move counter" is activated.

7. Arbiter mode

In certain cases you may want to make a correction to the time or the move counter after a

game has already started. This can be done using Arbiter mode. The set-up sequence is the

same as the manual set-up. To enter Arbiter mode, press and hold the Play/Pause button for 3

seconds when the clock is paused.

Quick time penalty

It is also possible to quickly add 1 minute to either side of the clock without going into Arbiter

mode. When the clock is paused, press and hold the right arrow button.

Then press the minus button to add 1 minute to the left side.

Or press plus button to add 1 minute to the right side.

8. Glossary

Time

In Time mode the clock counts down the time on the side where the lever is up.

Fischer bonus

In Fischer bonus settings players receive an additional amount of time for each move. A bonus

time is added before each move from the start of the game. Playing with increments (bonus)

has become the standard in chess.

Delay

In Delay settings the players are given a certain amount of free time at the start of each turn

before their main thinking time starts counting down. This Delay time is added to the main

thinking time in the display so that the total time available to each player is always visible. At

the start of a player's turn, the clock starts to count down and if the player moves within the

delay time, the time in the display will return to what it was before the start of the turn.

US Delay

In US Delay settings the clock has a separate timer that starts counting down before each turn.

After the separate timer has finished counting down, the main time will start to count down.

Byo-Yomi

In Japanese Byo-Yomi settings players transition to the Byo-Yomi period when their main

time runs out. The player receives a number of Byo-Yomi periods with a set amount of time

per period. If the player completes their move within the time of that period, the period time

is reset. However, if they exceed the time of that period, the time does not reset, and the next

period starts counting down. Each time you exceed a period's time, the number of remaining

periods is reduced by one. When the time in the last Byo-Yomi period is used, the player has

lost on time and the flag will be shown.

Canadian byo-yomi

In Canadian Byo-Yomi, when main time runs out, the player enters a second period to

complete an agreed number of moves in a certain time. When the agreed number of moves is

completed, the player's clock can be reloaded with the Byo-Yomi time by pressing the minus

button for two seconds.

Hourglass

In Hourglass options players start with the same amount of time on the clock but when one

player's clock is counting down, the other player's clock is counting up.

Gong

In Gong options players receive the same fixed amount of time for each move. They must make

their move when the clock signals the end of their turn. The lever is not used in this option.

Scrabble™

In Scrabble™ options, when zero is reached, the clock will start counting up.

Move timer

In Move timer settings, the clock will countdown a set time and a player must complete their

move before the timer reaches 0:00. The time is then reset for their next move.

9. Warranty

DGT2500 meets the highest quality requirements. Should your DGT2500, despite our careful

choice of parts, materials, production or transport, show a defect within the first two years after

purchase, please contact the dealer. The guarantee is only valid when the product is used in a

reasonable and careful manner for which it is intended. The warranty is void if the product is

used improperly or if unauthorized attempts at modification have been made without the prior

written consent of DGT support or one of the DGT authorized service centers. A list of service

centers can be found on the DGT website.

10. Technical specifications

Batteries:

2x AA (1,5 Volt)

Battery life:

4000 hours

Accuracy:

within 1 sec/hr

Housing:

ABS plastic

Display size:

174 mm x 31 mm (6.8" x 1,2")

Clock weight:

318 gram (11.2 oz)

Dimensions:

198 mm width, 110 mm depth, 59 mm height

(7.8" width, 4.3" depth, 2.3" height)

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