Excalibur 458 Guía De Operación

ongratulations on your purchase of The New

York Times and Excalibur Electronics’ Trivia

Quiz. It will provide you, your family and

friends with hours of entertainment. You’ll enjoy the

two different modes Trivia Quiz offers. Its single player

mode lets you compete against yourself any time the

mood strikes you, and the multi-players mode allows up

to four people to play a challenging game.
Trivia Quiz is easy to use, but be sure to use it safely.

Before starting, please read this manual thoroughly,

especially noting safety, care and battery information.

Keep this manual handy for easy reference.

Replacing the Batteries

Your Trivia Quiz requires 2 AG13

batteries, which are included and

already installed. If there is a tab

extending from the battery compart-

ment, simply pull out this tab, to

activiate the batteries, and throw it

away.
When you need to replace the batter-

ies, carefully turn Trivia Quiz over so

that the unit is face-down on a soft

surface. Find the battery compartment

on the back of the unit. Use a small

Phillips screwdriver to remove the

screw. Lift off the battery compart-

ment lid. Install the batteries. Return

the battery compartment lid to its

position. Replace the screw and tight-

en.

Layout of The New York Times Trivia Quiz

HINT

1 PLAYER

SCORE

RESET

(on back of unit)

The legendary King Arthur

brandished a magic sword,

Excalibur, from which we

take our company name. With

this unique weapon in his hands,

he could not be vanquished.
Although Excalibur Elec-

tronics can’t claim the magi-

cal secrets of Merlin, King

Arthur’s court wizard, some-

times our patented technolo-

gy may make it seem as if we

could. The New York Times

Trivia Quiz is another

unmatched innovation of

Excalibur Electronics.
We make you think.

Opening the Unit

Press the Lid Release button (see diagram below) to open the unit. Then pull

up on the lid.

OFF

LID RELEASE

PASS

PLAYERS

DISPLAY

DOWN

ENTER

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trademark of The New York Times Company