Troubleshooting - Klarfit Dartmaster 180 Handbuch

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G27 – Gotcha (101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701, 801, 901)
In this game the score of each dart per turn (3 throws per player) is added to
the starting score of "zero". The player who first throws exactly the previously
set target score wins the game. Throwing over: If a player overthrows the
score necessary for exactly reaching the target score, the round is not counted.
The score is reset to that of the previous round. Returning other players to
NULL: If a player reaches exactly the result which another player has scored
before him, the player with the previous result is set to zero.
Example: Player 1 has 20 points, player 2 has 50 points, player 3 has 30 points.
Player 4 has 0 points and it's his turn. He throws 20 points with his first roll >
Player 1 is reset to 0 points. With the second roll player rolls 4 10 points and
now has 30 points > Player 3 is now also reset to 0 points. With the third roll,
player 4 scores one point. He now has 31 points.

TROUBLESHOOTING

No power?
Make sure that the adaptor is plugged into an electric socket and that the
adaptor is plugged into the connection socket on the dartboard.
No scores?
Check whether the game has been set to the 'Settings' mode or to the 'Pause'
mode. Then check whether the sensor elements or the function keys are stuck
or jammed.
Stuck sensor elements or stuck function keys?
During transportation and even during the normal operation of the dartboard
it can happen that the sensor elements will occasionally get jammed and
will no longer register a hit. In this case a warning signal will be heard, and
an indicator will flash, indicating a stuck element. Gentle extraction of the
dart from the element, or gently moving the element to and fro using light
finger pressure will normally free the ele- ment quickly. The game can then be
resumed and the scores will continue from exactly the point when they were
interrupted.
Broken-off dart tips?
Soft tips are definitely safer to use, but they do not last forever. Should a tip
break off and remain stuck in the dartboard, try to pull it out very ca- refully
with suitable tweezers. Should a tip be broken off so short that it does not
protrude beyond the surface of the dartboard, it can also be pushed into the
dartboard through the hole.
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