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Overview

This DGT2010 Game Timer has been designed to be used as game clock for

various two-person board games, especially Chess, Go and Draughts.

The main features are:

• 13 diff erent algorithms covering all popular timing standards

• Manual programming of all these methods

• 21 preprogrammed options for quick and ease of use

• Move counter for all options

• Time and move counter correction option during a game

• Optional sound alert to warn for running out of time

• LCD contrast correction feature

• Low battery indication

Registration methods

Introduction

Time forms a part of every sport, especially sports such as chess, go,

draughts, shogi and scrabble®. The diff erence between the players is deter-

mined not only by the potential performance level of the individual player

but also by the time the player needs in order to reach this level. The more

a sport is seen as a measure of performance the more important it is to limit

the time a player needs to make a move. This must be done in a way which is

most appropriate for the game and the sport concerned. The DGT 2010 of-

fers 13 diff erent methods for registering the timing of a game between two

players. Whilst several methods are well known, others may be less familiar.

Several of these methods have been in use for a long time; others are the

result of the possibilities off ered by modern electronics. Every method has

its own charm and has an infl uence on the manner in which a sport is expe-

rienced. The traditional "quickie" of 5 minutes per person is diff erent from

3 minutes using "Delay" or "Bonus" in which every move attracts an extra

3 seconds of thinking time, although the total thinking time for a game is

hardly any diff erent. We recommend players to experiment with the vari-

ous methods which the DGT 2010 off ers. It can add an extra dimension to

a favorite sport.

Time Rapid and Blitz (Options 1, 2 and 3)

This is the simplest way to indicate time. Both players are receive one period

of time in which they must make all moves.

Time + Guillotine (Options 4 and 5)

The fi rst period is used to play a predetermined number of moves. The

second period, the Guillotine, is used to complete the game. 1 Period +

Guillotine is similar to "Rapid and Blitz" but with a slower start. Notice that

the guillotine time is added for both players when one player used all fi rst

period time (not after the completion of e.g. 40 moves).

2 x Time + Guillotine (Options 6 and 7)

For an even quieter start it is possible to play a game with two periods be-

fore the Guillotine. Notice that the second and guillotine time are added

when one player passes zero time.