Object Of The Game; Your Electronic Sudoku; The Control Buttons And How To Use Them - Millenium PowerBrain SUDOKU EXPERT Manual De Instrucciones

OBJECT OF THE GAME

Fill in all the vacant cells so that the numbers 1-9 appear once in each row,
once in each column and once in each block.

YOUR ELECTRONIC SUDOKU

Three AAA (LR03) batteries should be installed in the compartment on the
underside of the machine. Make sure that the positive tips are the right way
round.
If the display remains blank after you insert the batteries, push a pin or a similar
object into the RESET hole in the underside panel.
The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) shows a Sudoku grid with an extra line at the
top, which we call the "notepad line".

THE CONTROL BUTTONS AND HOW TO USE THEM

- Switches the machine on/off
a) When the machine is "off", the current puzzle is saved in its memory.
b) If idle for 8½ minutes, the machine switches off automatically.
NEW: Begins a new puzzle:
1. Press NEW. – This displays
2. Press NEW again to confirm (anything else would cancel). – This displays
the current level of difficulty. (1 = easiest, 12 = hardest.)
3. You may change the level by pressing or holding down the
4. Press ENTER to confirm the level and start the puzzle. – On a high level,
you may have to wait a few seconds. While you are waiting you might notice
a number being displayed on the LCD and a box in the top line moving from
left to right.
Used for moving the "cursor" to the cell where you want to insert a
number. The location of the cursor is shown by a flashing number, or by a
flashing symbol in a vacant cell. We call this location the "cursor cell".
The cursor "wraps around" from one edge of the grid to the opposite edge. The
cursor buttons "auto-repeat" if held down.
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