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Manual settings

To create a timing method that is not pre-programmed select the manual set option for the timing

system you require and set all parameters manually, digit-by-digit. First, the main period for each

player must be set. The hours and minutes will appear first. After accepting these values, the seconds

can be set. Subsequently a number of other parameters can be set depending on the selected option.

The period number is also shown in the display. Blinking digits can be changed using the

buttons. Press

to confirm a digit and move to the next one. If a period is programmed with

a zero value for thinking time, no further parameters can be set for this and any subsequent periods.

When all parameters have been entered the display will show the Pause symbol

be started. Manual settings are stored in the clock's memory until they are changed or until the batter-

ies are removed.

Instructions for manual settings

Option

Timing method

Time

Time fb Time

Time fb Time fb Time

Time fb Time repeated

Time fb Bonus

Time fb Time fb Bonus

Bonus

Bonus Tournament

Bronstein Delay Tournament

Byo-Yomi for Go

Canadian Byo-Yomi for Go

Hourglass

Gong

Scrabble™

Note: The zeros in above list are only displayed when the clock is not previously programmed or reset.

Note: When a manual option is selected (or when time correction mode is selected), it is possible to

skip the one by one entry of values by pressing the

appears. Previously set parameters remain unchanged and the clock is ready to be started at once,

showing

in the display. If you wish to check each parameter in a manual setting, keep the

button pressed down to see all parameters move by quickly or simply press through the blinking

options one by one.

Note: Option 21 Bonus Tournament allows the programming of four periods, all with the same bonus

time per move. For the first three periods, a move number can be programmed. If the move number is

set to a non-zero number, the time for the next period is added when a player has completed the

programmed number of moves for that period. If the move number is programmed to 0 (zero) moves,

then the transition to the next period takes place when a player's clock indicates 0.00. The time for the

next period is then added for both players at the same time.

If the move number is set to a non-zero number and a player does not complete the required pro-

grammed (non-zero) number of moves in any period, the DGT2010 will freeze and time counting is

stopped for both players and the game has ended. On the side of the player that reached 0.00 a

blinking flag will be shown to indicate that this player lost the game on time. Using the move counter in

this way means that the players must take great care to correctly press the clock after each move.

FIDE does not recommend using the move counter method for transition to the next period. Instead

transition to the next period when 0.00 is reached, is the preferred method. It remains the responsibility

of players and arbiter to check whether the correct number of moves has been played in any period.

MA_ENG_CLOCK_Q Guide DGT 2010_Rev1609

hrs=hours, min=minutes, sec=seconds

Shown in left display

Shown in right display

0:00 then .00

2 bonus

0:00 then .00

bonus

2 bonus

0.00

bonus

0:00 then .00

3 bonus

0:00 then .00

3 bonus

0.00

0:00 then .00

bonus

0.00

bonus

0:00 then .00

0.00

0:00 then .00

0.00

0:00 then .00

0.00

0:00 then .00

0.00

0:00 then .00

0.00

0:00 then .00

0.00

byo-yomi

0:00 then .00

byo-yomi

0:00 then .00

button as soon as the first blinking digit

Time and Move Counter Corrections

During a game the times in the display can be changed. To enter correction mode hold the

button for two seconds until the far left display digit starts blinking. Now the times of both players can

be corrected, digit by digit by pressing the

a digit and move to the next one. After the time is corrected the move counter can be corrected. Press

and

to resume countdown. If you make a time correction when using an option with multiple periods,

the clock will normally assume that play continues in the same period that was active when the time

correction was initiated.

and the clock can

Displayed time

The maximum time is 9 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds. If the available thinking time is more than

20 minutes, the display shows hours and minutes (the icons "hrs" and "min" are visible). When less

than 20 minutes remain, the clock displays minutes and seconds ("min" and "sec" icons are shown).

Settings

Set left-hand player time, then set right-hand player time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set second period - same time for both players; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set second period - same time for both players; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set third period - same time for both players; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set repeating period time - same time for both players; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set second period - same time for both players; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set second period increment – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs/min, then sec.

Set second period - same time for both players; first hrs/min, then sec.

Set third period - same time for both players; first hrs/min, then sec.

Set third period increment – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set left-hand player time, then set right-hand player time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set increment for left-hand player, then increment for right hand player; set min and sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set increment for all periods – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set number of moves in the first period.

Set second period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set number of moves in the second period.

Set third period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set number of moves in the third period.

Set fourth period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set first period delay time per move – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set second period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set second period delay time per move – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set third period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:, then sec.

Set third period delay time per move – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set fourth period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set fourth period delay time per move – same for both players; set min and sec.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:, then sec.

Set byo-yomi time for both players in min and sec; then set the number of byo-yomi periods.

Set first period left-hand time and then right-hand time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set byo-yomi time – same for both players; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set the number of moves to be played before reloading the byo-yomi time.

Set left-hand player time, then set right-hand player time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set gong period time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Set left-hand player time, then set right-hand player time; first hrs:min, then sec.

Warranty conditions

This product complies with our highest quality standards. Any warranty claims should be directed to

the retailer where the product was purchased (you may be asked for proof of purchase). When return-

ing a product under warranty please state serial number and give detailed description of reason for the

claim. The warranty is only valid if the product has been used in a reasonable and prudent manner as

intended to be used. Warranty is void if the product has been misused or if unauthorized repair at-

tempts were performed without prior written consent from Digital Game Technology.

Disclaimer

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there shall be no liability for any errors or omissions. DGT reserves the right to change hardware and

software without prior notice. No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted or translated in

any language in any form, by any means, without the prior written permission of Digital Game Tech-

nology.

Technical Specifications

Batteries

two AA (1,5 Volt)

Battery life

approx. 5 years

Accuracy

within 1 sec/hr

Housing

ABS plastic

Color

burgundy

Display size 25 x 135 mm

Clock weight 210 gr

EU directives 2004/108/EC 2011/65/EU

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