Operation Of The Dgt 2010; Batteries; Turning On The Dgt 2010; Choosing An Option Number - DGT 2010 Instrucciones De Uso

Operation of the DGT 2010

1.

Batteries

The DGT 2010 requires 2 AA (penlight) batteries. We recommend low self-discharging
alkaline batteries which may last many years of normal use. If you do not plan to use
your timer for a long period, we recommend that you remove the batteries to avoid
damage caused by possible leaking of the batteries. If the Low Battery symbol
appears on the timer display, the batteries need replacement. When this message first
appears, the batteries still contain enough energy to allow the current game to be
completed. In case of a malfunction, first remove, then reinsert the batteries, this will
reset the timer.
Replacing the batteries:
Remove the battery cover and the old batteries
Insert the new batteries with the "+" side pointing as in the drawing
Place back the battery cover
Dispose of the old battery as prescribed in your country or region.
Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged; rechargeable batteries
are to be removed from the product before being charged; rechargeable
batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision; different types of
batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed; batteries are to be
inserted with the correct polarity; exhausted batteries are to be removed from
the product. the supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.
2.

Turning on the DGT 2010

Switch the timer on and off with the ON/OFF button on the bottom of the timer. The
ON/OFF button is placed on the bottom, recessed to avoid unintentional resetting of the
clock.
3.

Choosing an Option Number

When you switch on the timer, the display initially shows the option number that was
last selected. Press the
number 36 the display returns to 01. A numbered list of all options may be found on the
bottom of the timer.
4.

Activating an Option Number

When the option number you want appears on the display, select and activate it by
pressing the
option. You can now begin your game. If you selected a manual set option refer to
Section 9, Manual Settings.
5.

Starting a Game

When you have selected an option with a pre-programmed setting, make sure that the
lever is up for the player who will be white (or the side that is to begin the game). The
player color is indicated with the
the timer, by pressing the
beginning of the game with the proper player designated as white will keep an accurate
record of the move numbers, something that may be especially important in the Bonus
Tournament options
8
or
button. The display then shows the default starting time for that
button in the middle. Starting the DGT 2010 at the
button to cycle through the 36 options. After
symbol on the display. Now start the game, and