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lasts no more than four hours – a three-hour playing session (90 minutes for each
player), followed by a one-hour sudden-death session (30 minutes for each player).
• Professional-level tournaments with one game a day might offer a primary time con-
trol of 40/2, followed by a secondary time control of 20/1, and a sudden-death time
control of G/60.
• A secondary time control repeats if there is no sudden-death time control.
The GameTime™ also offers some innovative time controls. For example, the hour-
glass time control subtracts time from one player’s clock and adds it to the other! See
Chapter 6.
How preset time controls work
The preset time controls simplify the process of setting up to play a game. You don’t
have to enter the amount of time and number of moves for primary, secondary, and sud-
den-death sessions. Just select the preset time controls that suit your needs, and
GameTime™ will set up everything for you.
You’ll find a chart of preset time controls on the underside of your GameTime™.
Appendix A provides a complete chart, and can be easily photocopied.
Selecting a preset time control
1. Level the plungers.
2. Slide the PAUSE/PLAY switch to PAUSE.
3. Reset GameTime™ by holding down the ON/OFF button on the underside of the
clock for a few seconds. Now release the button and press it again to turn
GameTime™ on.
4. Press the SELECT button, “PRESET 05” will probably appear on the display.
5. Change the PRESET number by using the + button to increase the PRESETnum-
ber and the – key to decrease it. Holding the + or – buttons down will make the
numbers change rapidly.
6. (Optional) When you’ve selected the preset you want, press the VERIFY button
so all settings can be reviewed before switching to PLAY.
7. Slide the PAUSE/PLAY switch to play.
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