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April 4th 07, 02:27 AM
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GameTime Chess Clock and Game Timer II - Question
Does this clock have 5 sec delay for tournaments?
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April 11th 07, 10:59 AM
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GameTime Chess Clock and Game Timer II - Question
"John Evans" wrote in message oups.com... Does this clock have 5 sec delay for tournaments? Hi John, Short answer: Yes. I have the Excalibur GameTime II clock. You can set a delay of 5 seconds, or more or less if required. To set: Move switch from Play to Pause position. Press Select button. Select Preset (1-96) Whichever time you want. Press Select again. (To set your chosen time preset.) You will see the word Delay, use the - or + buttons to set the amount. Press Select, to set the chosen Delay time. There are various other settings you can tweak also. When finished press the Verify button. Make sure the plungers are set to equal heights, then switch from Pause to Play. And you are set. An interesting note: you can set 3 time periods, if you ever find a need. Like 40/2h + 20/1h + G/30 For more info: http://www.excaliburelectronics.net/...onmanuals.html
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April 16th 07, 04:48 AM
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GameTime Chess Clock and Game Timer II - Question
On Apr 11, 5:59 am, "Matt" wrote:
"John Evans" wrote in message oups.com... Does this clock have 5 sec delay for tournaments? Hi John, Short answer: Yes. I have the Excalibur GameTime II clock. You can set a delay of 5 seconds, or more or less if required. To set: Move switch from Play to Pause position. Press Select button. Select Preset (1-96) Whichever time you want. Press Select again. (To set your chosen time preset.) You will see the word Delay, use the - or + buttons to set the amount. Press Select, to set the chosen Delay time. There are various other settings you can tweak also. When finished press the Verify button. Make sure the plungers are set to equal heights, then switch from Pause to Play. And you are set. An interesting note: you can set 3 time periods, if you ever find a need. Like 40/2h + 20/1h + G/30 For more info:http://www.excaliburelectronics.net/...onmanuals.html Thank you! I just got this clock and I love it,
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