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+3.  VIP BINGO

+

+VIP BINGO automatically calls and verifies BINGO numbers.  The computer selects

+numbers randomly and displays the last three numbers drawn.  After a player calls

+"BINGO", the computer will check the player's numbers against a list stored in its

+memory.  The computer adds the numbers checked to give the player a score for that

+round of play.

+

+There are two modes for drawing numbers.  Using the manual mode, the operator must

+press a key to obtain a new number.  Using the automatic mode, the computer draws

+numbers every twelve seconds until halted by the operator.  Using a third mode, verify,

+the operator enters numbers on the keyboard for the computer to check against the

+list of numbers called.

+

+How to play VIP Bingo

+

+1. Load the CHIP-8 interpreter at 0000-01FF and the game starting at 0200.

+

+2. Turn RUN switch on.

+

+3. Key "A" starts calling numbers in the manual mode.  Press key "A" for every new

+   number.  New numbers appear at the bottom of the display and are rolled upward.

+

+4. Key "B" starts calling the numbers in the automatic mode.  New numbers appear every

+   twelves seconds until all numbers are called.  You can press key "A" to enter manual

+   mode, or key "C" to stop calling numbers.

+

+5. Key "C" starts the verify mode.  Enter two digits for each number making up a winning

+   BINGO card.  (Note: press 01 for B-1, 02 for B2, 75 for O-75, etc.)  If the number

+   was called, "OK" will show; if it was not called, "NO" will show.  If all five numbers

+   are OK, press key "F" to display the score for the numbers entered.  The score will

+   be displayed followed by "PT" (point total).  You do not have to enter any number for

+   "FREE".  If one of the numbers verified was not called, you can resume calling numbers

+   as in Step 3 or 4.  You may also press key "C" to restart verify if you make a mistake

+   entering a number.

+

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+4. VIP BLACKJACK

+

+VIP Blackjack (also known as Twenty-One) follows standard Blackjack rules.  The VIP

+computer is the dealer.  Both the dealer and player try to get cards that add up to

+"21".  Each number card counts its face value; Ten, Jack, Queen and King count 10;

+and Aces count as either one or eleven.  A hand containing an Ace that counts as

+eleven and does not cause the total to exceed 21, is a "soft" hand.  All other hands

+are "hard".

+

+The VIP Blackjack dealer draws on soft 17, hard 16 or less.  The dealer deals from

+two standard decks.  Before dealing a new hand, if the number of cards in the

+combined decks is less than 22, the dealer automatically shuffles the cards.  Pair

+splitting and insurance are not allowed.  All winning hands pay 1 to 1, except

+blackjack, which pays 2 to 1.

+

+The game ends either when the player has lost his stake, or when he breaks 999.

+

+How to play VIP Blackjack (One-Player)

+

+1. Load the CHIP-8 interpretor at 0000-01FF

+   and the game starting at 0200.

+

+2. Turn RUN switch on.

+

+3. Your stakes will appear at the bottom right corner of your TV screen.

+

+4. Whenever "CUT" appears on the screen, the dealer will shuffle the cards and

+   wait for you to cut.  Press key 0 to continue play.

+

+5. Whenever "BET" appears on the screen, you enter you single-digit bet by pressing

+   key 1 through 9,  press key 0 to enter a bet of 10.  Your bet will be displayed

+   slightly above and to the left of your stakes.

+

+6. After all bets are entered, two cards will be dealt to you and the dealer.  The

+   dealer's cards are on the top of the screen.  One of the dealer's cards will be

+   face down (hole card).

+

+7. If the dealer has a natural (21) and you do not, you lose your bet.  If you also

+   have a natural, you get your bet back and a "T" for tie appears in the bet position.

+

+8. If the dealer does not have a natural and you do, you get three times your bet back,

+   a "W" for win appears in the bet position.

+

+9. When neither you nor the dealer has a natural, the word "HIT" will appear on your

+   screen.  You must either stand, hit or double down.

+     It is your turn when your bet flashes.

+     -You Stand (indicating you have enough cards) by pressing key 0

+     -You Hit (indicating you want another card) by pressing key 1

+     You can draw up to 5 additional cards for a maximum of 7 cards in your hand.

+     -You Double Down (indicating you want one more card and double your bet) by

+      pressing key 2.  Your bet will change on the screen.

+   You keep your turn after Hitting if the card count is 21 or less.  You give up

+   your turn after Standing, Doubling Down or Busting (going over 21).

+

+10. After you have finished your turn, the dealer turns up his hole (down) card.

+    If you are still in the game, the dealer draws cards to his hand whenever it

+    adds up to soft 17 or hard 16, or less.

+

+11. If the dealer goes over 21, you win unless you already busted.  If you win, a "W"

+    appears in the bet positions and you receive twice your bet.  IF you tie, the dealer

+    (push),  a "T" appears and you get your bet back.  If your hand is less than the

+    dealer's, you lose your bet.

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+2. VIP Message Center

+The VIP MESSAGE CENTER program permits you to record in the computer memory and display

+letters, numbers and special characters on teh TV.  The characters saved in the computer

+memory are recalled for continuous repetitive display of a message on the TV screen.

+You can choose two types of display formats.  The typewriter format lets you fill the

+entire screen; the ticker tape format shows a line of characters in motion across the

+screen. This latter format is useful for words longer than ten characters.

+

+The typewriter display is arranged into five lines of ten characters per line.  The ticker

+tape display shows a line of ten characters.  Up to 256 different characters and display

+commands can be saved in the computer memory.  This corresponds to about three completely filled TV screens.  There are 56 characters you can select: 0-9, A-Z, space, comma, box, period, colon, ellipsis, exclamation point, question mark, hyphen, dollar sign, cent sign, percent sign, single quote, double quote, plus sign, minus sign, times sign, division sign, slash, and equal sign.

+

+The keyboard controls the selection of a character and starting or stopping the message display.  The keyboard also provides the following display commands:  the time to delay before displaying more parts of a message, clearing the screen, spacing between characters, and begining a new line.

+

+Should you make a mistake entering a character, you can correct it.  Yo go through the message stopping where you made your error.  You then overwrite the message with the intended character(s).

+

+How to use VIP Message Center

+

+1. Load the CHIP-8 interpreter at 0000-01FF and the game starting at 0200.

+

+2. Turn RUN switch on.

+

+3. Select type of display:

+   Key 1 selects the typewriter format and

+   saves the message characters in the computer memory

+   Key 2 selects the ticker tapeformat and

+   saves the message characters in the computer memory

+

+4. A flashing character indicates teh display position where a character

+   will go when selected.  The flashing character will not appear in the message

+   unless it is saved.

+

+5. Key 1 selects the next character in the character sequence (see instruction 11)

+   to the left of the flashing character.

+

+   Key 3 selects the next character in the character sequence to the right of the

+   flashing character.  Holding down either 1 or 3 changes the character continuously.

+

+   Key 2 saves the flashing character in memory.

+

+   Key 6 stores a time delay corresponding to how long you hold this key down.  The

+   time may be as brief as a quarter of a second.

+

+   Key 7 clears the screen and stores a "clear screen" command.

+

+   Key 8 stores a space character and positions for the next character.

+

+   Key 9 starts a new line (typewriter format only) and stores this command.

+

+   Key 4 is used to step through the message to allow editing.

+

+   Key 5 stops the display at a character.

+

+6. When you reach the end of the line (10 characters) in typewriter format no characer

+   will flash.  You must press key 9 to start a new line.

+

+7. You can select the space character using keys 1 or 3.  See character sequence in

+   instruction 11.

+

+8  Key 2 is useful for skipping over characters when you are correcting a message.

+   Care must be exercised so that you do not overwrite a stored command (such as a

+   new line) unintentionally.

+

+10 You can change the time for the ticker tape movement by altering location 04B7.

+   Increase this value to increase delay (units of 60th of a second).

+

+11 The character sequence is:

+   @0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ .,;:~!-$c%?"

+

+   Note: @=SQUARE,

+         There is one <space> between Z and .

+         ~=Ellipsis

+         c=Cents

+

+

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+Video Display Drawing game, by: Joseph Weisbecker

+

+A flashing spot appears in the upper left corner of the screen. 

+You can move the spot by holding key 2, 4, 6, or 8. 

+Press key 5 and you can draw a picture with the spot. 

+Press key 0 and the spot can be moved without drawing or used to erase a previously drawn

+line.