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you

for

purchasing

the

SHARP

Scientific

Ca...

Model

EL-508X/M6X

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the

ea...

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(including

some

remise

end

Mies).

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to

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reverse

side

of

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mem..

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to

the

muter

on

the

right

of

each

title

in

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manual

for

was.

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reading

Ms

manual,

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it

in

a

convenient

locaton

for

future

reference.

Same

of

the

models

.ecribed

in

this

manual

may

not

.

available

in

some

countries.

•

Do

not

any

the

calculator

around

in

your

back

pocket

as

it

may

break

when

you

sit

down.

The

display

is

made

of

glass

and

le

particulart

fragile.

•

Keep

the

calculator

away

from

extreme

heat

auch

as

on

a

car

dashboard

or

near

a

heater,

and

mold

exposing

S

to

exces-

sively

humid

ord.

,

environment..

•

Since

this

product

is

not

waterproof,

do

not

use

it

or

store

ft

where

fluke,

kr

example

water,

can

splash

onto

it.

Raindrops,

water

spray,

juice,

coffee,

steam,

perspiration,

eta

will

also

cause

malfunction.

•

Clean

with

a

soft,

dry

doth.

Do

not

use

solvents

or

a

wet

sloth.

Avdd

h

using

a

rough

d.

or

anything

else

that

may

cause

wrat.

•

Dona

drop

ti

or

apply

excess..ce.

•

Never

dispose

of

batteries

in

a

fi

re.

•

Keep

ballades

out

of

the

reach

of

children.

•

Tee

product

including

accemodes,

may

dente

due

to

up

-

gracing

wet.

prior

notice.

•

SHARP

strongly

recommends

that

separate

permanent

wrtiten

records

be

kept

of

ail

important

data.

D.

may

be

lost

or

altered

in

virtually

any

el.ronk

memory

product

under

cedain

drcum.nces.

Therefore,

SHARP

assumes

no

responsibility

for

data

lost

or

othemise

rendered

unusable

whether

as

a

rese

of

improper

use,

repairs,

dek.s,

battery

replacement,

use

after

the

specified

battery

life

has

expired,

or

any

other

cause.

•

SHARP

will

not

be

liable

nor

responsible

for

any

incidented

or

consequential

economic

or

pmperly

damage

caused

by

misuse

ander

medfunctions

of

th

is

product

and

its

peddle.,

unless

such

liability

is

acknowledged

by

law.

•

Press

the

RESET

switch

(on

the

bads),

with

the

tip

of

a

ball

point

per

ar

similar

object,

only

in

th

e

following

cases.

Do

not

use

an

ablest

with

a

breakable

or

sharp

tb.

Note

that

pressing

the

RESET

switch

erases

all

data

stored

in

memory.

•

When

using

for

the

fire

time

•

After

replacing

the

batteries

•

To

clear

all

memory

contents

•

When

on

abnormal

conditkn

occurs

and

all

keys

ore

imperative.

If

serve.

Mould

be

required

antis

.cd.r,

use

only

a

SHARP

king

dealer,

SHARP

approved

sem.

facility,

or

SHARP

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pair

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deplayed

atthe

eame

•

Cedeln

inactive

symbols may

appear

visible

when

viewed

from

a

far

off

angle.

•

Only

He

symbols

required

for

He

usage

under

i.uction

ere

shown

in

the

display

and

calculation

examples

of

this

manual.

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:

Appears

when

the

entire

equatan

cannot

be

dep..

Press

O/O

tow

the

remain!,

(hidden)

section.

syki

:

indicates

the

mode

of

...swim

of

result

In

the

com-

plex

calculation

mode.

:

indicates

that

data

can

be

vidbie

above/below

the

screen.

Prase

(=)/(

)

to

scroll

up/do.

the

view.

ti

ndF

:

Appears

when

l)

is

premed.

alp

:

indicates

that

has

been

pressed

and

the

hyper-

bolic

functions

we

enabled.

If

Q

are

premed,

the

symbols

—

J=1F

OSP

appear,

indicant

that

inverse

hyperbolic

fun.ne

are

enabled.

Caeulation

can

be

executed

in

th

e

normal

mode

(emluding

N

-

base)

using

the

'Massing

9

types

of

prefixes.

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displayed

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the

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by

the

&play

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to

n

and

the

number

of

decimal

places

indi.ed,

the

internal

catmintn

result

may

differ

from

that

shown

in

the

dieplay.

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using

the

modify

function,

th

e

l.rnal

value

is

converted

to

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that

of

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at

that

the

&played

value

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in

subeequent

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a

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can

be

found

that

reduces

en

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equation

ter,

•

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function

uses

N.on's

method

to

obtain

an

approxima-

tion.

Depending

on

the

function

(eft.

periode)

or

.d

value,

an

error

may

occur

(Error

2)

due

to

there

being

no

convergence

to

the

sateen

for

th

e

equation.

•

The

vala

obtained

by

th

is

function

may

i.ude

a

mergin

of

error.

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ft

is

larger

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accepts.,

re.cdata

the

satee

n

aft

er

changing

Starr

and

devalues.

•

Change

the

Starr

value

(e.g.

to

a

negative

value)

or

.

value

(e

ll.

to

a

smaller

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if

,

•

no

solution

can

.

found

(Error

2).

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more

th

an

th

e

sultana

appear

to

be

passible

(e.g

a

cubic

equaton).

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a

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an

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Q.

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value

end

press

Q.

me

default

value

is

V

..

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Input

al

t

value

(min.

intent).

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Press

(=.

If

you

have

to

find

a

value

consecutively

using

the

same

formula,

such

as

plotting

a

cum

line

for

ti

e

+1,

or

finding

the

variable

for

+

-14,

once

you

enter

the

equation,

al

l

you

have

to

do

is

to

mealy

the

for

the

vadMie

in

the

fermi.

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v..ee:

A

-F,

M,

X

and

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functions:

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function

•

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salcuttions

can

only

be

executed

in

the

norms]

•

Cekul.on

ending

in.u.ne

other

then

Q

cannot.

used.

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(

(0).

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a

formula

with

at

least

one

variable.

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input

screen

wi

ll

appear.

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t

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of

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flashing

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then

pr

am

Q

to

confirm.

The

calculation

resultwill

be

displayed

after

entering

'hovela

for

all

used

variables.

•

Only

numerical

values

ere

el..

as

...es.

Input

of

formulas

ia.

permitted.

•

Upon

completing

th

e

calculation.

press

Q10)

to

per

-

font

calculations

using

the

sa

me

formula.

•

Variables

and

numerical

values

stored

in

the

memories

wi

ll

be

displayed

in

the

.riable

input

screen.

To

change

a

numerical

value

inmate

new

value

and

crew

Q.

•

Performing

simulation

calculation

will

cause

memory

loca-

tions

to

be

overwritten

with

new

values.

Press

to

select

the

Mines

mode.

The

.even

date

-

cal

caleulations

listed

below

can

be

performed.

After

selecting

the

.tistics

mode,

select

the

desired

sub

-made

by

pressing

the

number

key

comsponding

to

your

Croft.

To

change

statistical

eub-mode.

meek.

Wets.

mode

(prase

EC),

then

select

the

required

sub

-mode.

M

(SD)

Single

-variable

statistics

(=)

(LINE)

:

Linear

regression

...ion

Q

(QUAD)

:

Quadratic

regression

...ion

10)

(EXP)

:

Eidonential

regreseion

celcalation

C)

(LOG)

:

Logarithmic

regression

calculation

(=)

(PWR)

:

Power

regression

caleulation

Q

(INV)

:

inverse

regression

...ion

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e

'dewing

deflates

can

o.in.

kr

each

stetisticel.cu-

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(refer

to

the

table

below):

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of

()and

value

of

the

normal

probability

function

Statstics

of

Or

and

G)

and,

in

addition,

est..

of

y

for

a

given

(.mate

y)

an

d

estimate

of

x

for

a

given

y

(simatael

ALP.:

APPeuevehen

(STAT

VAR).

0

or

(0)

irs

premed.

FIXMCVENG:

indicates

the

notation

used

to

display

a

value.

DEG/RADIGRAD:

indicatee

angular

units.

:

Appears

when

matrix

mode

Is

selected.

:

Appears

when

list

mode

Ls

selected.

:

Appears

when

statistics

mode

is

selected.

▪

:

indicates

that

a

value

Matured

in

the

independent

memory.

?

:

indicates

that

me

celoulakr

.

wafting

kr

a

numedcal

venom

be

entered,

such

as

during

simulation

calculation.

•

:

Appears

whenthe

calculator

eisms

an

mule

as

the

result

in

the

comp!.

calculation

mode.

i

:

Indicates

an

imaginary

number

is

being

displayed

in

the

comp...ration

mode.

in

the

men..

epe.ions

are

deserted

m.o.

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(

7

(1,71

To

specify

in:

To

specify

F

Functons

that

are

printed

in

orange above

the

key

require

I0)

to

be

premed

first

before

the

key.

When

you

specify

the

memory,

press

Q

fret

Numbers

for

Input

Mue

ere

not

shown

as

keys,

but

as

.inary

numbers.

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mem

the

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and

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memories

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L3

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L4)

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yariabes

are

cleared.

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is

key

combination

functions

the

same

as

me

RESET

[Memory

dear

key]

Press

del..

th

e

•

To

dear

all

variables

(M.

A

-F,

X,

Y,

ANS.

Ft

-Fie,

STAT

VAR,

matA-D,

L1-4),

Pose

QM

or

M

•

To

Q.

RESET

the

.culator,

pram

OO

or

QQ.

The

RESET

operation

will

erase

al

l

data

dored

in

memory.

and

restore

the

calcul.ry

default

setting.

[Cursor

•

Press

MI

or

m

to

move

the

cumor.

You

can

also

rum

to

me

equation

after

getting

an

answer

by

pressing

(

)

(3D).

See

the

next

section

for

using

the

(0]

and

OO

kele.

•

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MET

UP

menu'

for

cursor

use

in

the

SET

UP

menu.

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mode

and

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in

the

Equation

fileObril

•

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(

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switehes

between

the

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modes:

th

em

mods

(de.):

and

ove.te

mode.

A

temp.

cursor

indimtes

that

an

entry

will

be

inserted

at

the

cursor,

while

the

rectangular

tumor

indicates

to

ovens.

preending

data

es

you

make

entries.

•

To

insert

a

number

in

the

teed

mode,

mom

the

cursor

to

the

place

IMMadiataly

attar

when

you

wish

to

insert

than

Make

a

desired

entry

in

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ove.te

mode.

data

under

the

cursor

will

be

overwritten

by

the

number

you

enter.

•

The

mode

set

ell

be

retained

until

the

non

RESET

operation.

[Deletion

la

y]

•

To

delete

a

number/tn.n,

move

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cursor

to

the

number/

function

you

wish

to

del.,

then

ores.

Q.

If

the

cursor

ie

bated

at

the

right

end

of

an

equation,

th

e

(0)

keY

will

fundbn

as

a

ba

ck

span

key.

111

Previous

equations

may

be

recalled

in

the

normal

mode.

Equations

al

p

include

calculation

ending

instructions

such

as

.

..

and

a

maxi-

r

t

.

um

aIMMeraders

um

be

stored

in

memory.

When

the

memory

.red

equations

are

deleted

in

the

order

of

the

oldest

first.

Pressing

(=)

will

dlsplay

the

prEMous

eq

uation.

Further

pressing

Q

will

display

preceding

equations

(after

returning

to

the

previ-

ous

equation.

gem(01

to

new

equations

in

order).

In

addition

0,(=

can

be

used

m

jump

to

the

.est

equation.

•

TM

molt

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memory

is

deer.

by

the

folk.,

operations:

(

)

irnod.

cange,

RESET,N-beseconversice

end

memory

deer

(

Operations

are

perforated

accusing

to

the

kilovAng

priory:

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Fractions

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re.

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their

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a

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cos,

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implied

multiplication

of

a

function

0

0

0

0

0

O

8

0

MEM

RESET

0

O

O

0

Stets.

of

Or

and

(b.

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addl.,

earnm

of

y

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a

given:

and

es.ale

of

x

for

a

given

y

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adulator

gamaft

each

femme

into

a

linear

regression

formula

before

actual

calculation

takes

place,

it

obtains

all

statistcs,

except

coefIcients

e

and

b,

from

converted

data

rather

then

emeretl

al

ma.)

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of

®

and

®

and

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a

b,

a

in

the

quadric

regression

formula

(y

a

+

+

mg.

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qu

rate

regression

calculations,

no

correlation

melded

(r)

can

ad

be

obtained.)

When

Mere

am.,

values,

press

I;

)(=).

When

performing

calculations

using

a,

it

and

a,

only

one

numeric

value

can

be

held.

Mena

samples

(a

d.)

Sample

standard

deviation

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d.)

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Population

s.dard

...on

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C)

Num.

of

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of

gametes

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me

Sum

of

squares

of

same..

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Mean

of

samples

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den

m

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Sum

of

samples

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Sum

of

squares

of

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data)

Zxy

Sum

of

produce

of

samples

(s.y)

Correlation

coefficient

a

Coeffident

of

regression

equation

b

Coefficient

of

rooms,.

equation

Coefficient

of

quadratic

regression

equation

Use

90

end

(=)

to

perform

a

STAT

Minnie

WWI...

Entered

data

are

kept

in

memory

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or

made

mea-

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Before

entering

new

data.

dear

the

memory

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-variable

data

Data

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Date

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frequency

MD

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enter

mite.

of

the

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Data

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frequency

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data

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pressing

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immediat.

abler

e..

entry:

Delete

!marred

d.vilth

(=,

then

e.r

the

correct

date

Correction

after

pressing

(=):

Pow(=)i

)

to

display

the

data

p.ouely

e...

to

display

demo

items

in

ascending

(oldest

find

order.

To

reverse

the

display

order

to

descending

(latest

M.,

press

the

Q

key.

Each

HEM

its

[Splayed

with

TA—%

'Pa

,

',

or

....

is

the

sequen-

tial

number

of

the

eta

mO.

Display

the

dame

item to

mortify,

int.,.

correct

value,

then

press

O.

Using

(=),

you

can

coned

the

values

of

the

data

set

ell

at

once.

•

To

adtea

data

set,

display

an

item

of

the

data

set

to

delete,

then

press

Q

Q.

The

data

set

will

be

deleted.

•

To

add

a

new

data

set,

press

(0)

an

d

input

the

values,

then

press

CID.

CPO

Type

Linear

Exponential

LOgoithmic

PCP.

Inverse

Quadratic

y

a.

3:-

a

•

1.

e+6•Ina

Regression

formula

yhattlattar

n

the

steam!.

ca.latan

fonnulas,

an

sorer

will

oecomMen:

Th

e

absolme

sake

of

the

itrre.iate

remitter

.culation

result

ur

ea

al

to

or

greater

than

1

010M

enomin.

a.npt

is

mads

take

the

square

motet

a

negative

number

...an

.sts

in

the

quad.c

regression

calculation.

Ha.

an

d

R(r)

Midways

take

paellas

values,

even

whe

rag,

bemuse

these

functions

follow

the

same

principle

used

when

soMng

fern

area

Values

Me

PA],

O(q,

an

d

RA)

ere

geen

to

.

dad.

places.

SIMMOSIMMUS

linear

equaln

with

nvo

unknowns

(2-VLE)

or

with

th

at

unknowns

(9-VLE)

may

be

salved

Paine

felletbn.

2-VLE:

3-VLE:

(

(=)m

(28.30.

etc.)

O

•C,.

.P,

0

x,+N+,-O

AND

@

OR,

%OR,

XNOR

-•

M+,

M-,

.M,

PDEG,

PRAD,

PGRAD,

DATA,

CD,

-x0,

-,xy

end

other

ceicadation

ending

inst.:tone

•

If

parentheses

are

used,

perent.ixed

.culetione

have

prec-

edence

over

any

other

calculations.

(

)W:

Nom.

mode

(NORMAL)

•

Mat.

mode

(STAT)

[

I=J:

Equation

mode

(EON)

•

Complex

number

mode

(CPU()

•

Matrix

mode

(MAT)

(

)(0):

List

mode

(LIST)

Prees

90

M

display,.

SET

UP

menu

•

A

menu

item

can

be

selected

by:

•

moving_the

flashing

cursor

by

using

=l

1,

then

pressing

Q

((0)

key),

or

•

preesing

the

mallet

coresponding

to

the

menu,.

number.

•

if

or

w.

is

displayed

on

the

screen.

pram

Q

or

view

the

previous/next

menu

screen.

•

Press

0

to

exit

the

SET

UP

menu.

[Detemrination

of

the

Angular

Unit]

The

folloving

tree

angular

units

(degrees,

radians,

an

d

gratis)

can

be

specified.

05011

:Prep

•

RAD

(red):

Press

(

)=1C).

•

GRM

(al

(

")(= Q.

[Seeding

the

Maley

Notation

end

De..

Passe]

Four

display

notation

systems

are

usad

to

display

adulation

re-

sults:

Molding

point,

Fixed

decimal

point:

Scientific

notation:

and

Engineering

notation.

•

MenthreteahaENO

symbol

Is.dayad,

the

number

of

ded.

p.m

(TAM=

ha

an

to

any

...wean

0

.19.

Displayed

vote..

be

reduced

tote

correspond,

number

dd..

[Sad,

the

Pawing

Point

Numbers

Sm.

In

Sc.. Noe.]

Two

settings

are

used

to

display

a

floating

point

number.

NORM1

setting)

and

NORMS.

A

number

is

...ally

displayed

in

scientific

notation

outs.

a

preset

range:

•

NORM1:

0.00000DO01

1013

9999999999

•

NORM:

0.01

Ix'

9999999999

DRS

FSE

lAB

0

1

Press

seed

the

normal

made.

•

in

each

example,

pima

Qs,

clear

the

displey.

M

the

FIX

SCI,

or

ENG

indicator

is

displayed,

dear

the

indicator

by

selecting

WORM,'

from

the

SET

UP

menu.

•

Th

cl

e

osing

parenthee.

(=)

just

before

Q

or

Q

may

.

omitted.

•

in

constant

ca

lculation,

the

addend

becomes

a

co

nstant.

Sub-

tracton

and

&Aston

are

performed

in

the

same

manner.

For

multiplication,

the

multiplicand

becomes

a

constant

•

in

the

congant

calcdations,

constants

will

be

&played

as

K.

•

Refer

to

the

calculation

examples

of

each

function.

•

Before

.ding

salcubdions,

specify

the

angular

unit

Differential

an

d

int...calculations

are

only

available

in

the

nor-

mal

mode.

For

oalculeton

conditions

such

as

the

a

value

in

differ-

ential

calculation

or

the

initial

point

in

integral

calculation,

only

numortal

ro

ues

an

he

entered

and

equatons

such

as

2'

cannot

be

specified.

It

ie

nomlble

to

reuse

th

e

same

equation

over

and

over

pain

and

to

recalculate

by

only

changing

the

condition.

with-

out

re-entering

the

equation

•

Performing

a

cakulaton

0111

claw

the

value

in

the

X

memory.

•

When

pedaming

a

differential

.euleton,

enter

or

e

form.

ti

ns

and

th

en

enter.:

value

in

alienated

calculaton

and

the

min.

internd

(dd.

If

a

numerical

value

is

not

specified

for

tinute

interval,.will

be

end

x.-0

will

be

1

V

from

the

value

of

the

needle

derivative.

•

When

performing

en

integre,

.culetion,

enter

the

krmula

fi

re

and

then

enter

a

range

of

integral

(a,

II

and

aubintervals

(n).

If

numaiical

value

is

not

spedfied

for

subintervala.

mlalation

will

perermed

using

n-100.

Since

differential

an

d

integral

calculatons

are

performed

based

on

the

knowing

saddens,

comet

rem.

may

not

be

adidned,

in

mrtain

rare

cases,

when

performing

specie)

calculatons

that

con-

tain

discontinuous

points.

Integral

ealculeton

(Simpson's

rule):

S4M.f(a),4(j(441)+f(thga).x

.....

.4(.0I-0b)

+Pe

(a+Mi+f(a+M)+

......

+A.IN-QM40))

agsgb

Differential

calculation:

f

dx

[When

performing

Integral

.culations]

Integra

oe.lations,

depending

on

the

integrende

and

aulti1038als

included.

re

spire

longer

mkuiation

ti

me.

Durig

calculaton.

ingi•

will

be

deplayed.

To

cancel

calculation.

press

(=.

te

nsat

there

will

blonder

integral

errors

when

there

are

lute

fluc.

in

•

if

the

determin.

D=O,

an

error

occurs.

•

if

the

.olute

value

of

an

interm.i.

mum

or

.culMon

re

run

is

1

x

10.

or

more,

an

error

occurs.

•

Coe

Men.

(

th

,

etc)

can

be

entered

us

ing

onlinary

arithmetic

operations.

•

To

deer

th

e

entered

coefficients.

areas

QQ.

•

Pressing

(Si])

when

the

determinent

D

is

in

the

denim

male

the

coefficients.

E.

ti

me

I=

is

prem.,

a

co..nt

is

&played

in

the

at

of

in

•

tt,

allowing

the

entered

coefficle.

o

In

b*

reve

"d

rse

ft

d

orde

Y

r.)

P"'"

To

co

ing

rrect

"C

1

i=

particu

'"ff

ier

coeffic

k'e'

le

ara

nt

bel

d4"

ng

dared,

enter

the

correct

value

and

then

prem

Quadratic

+

bx

+ =

0)

or

cubic

(sex

tor

+a+

equatIon

may

be

skived

using

this

function.

0

Quadrate

equation

eater:

(I

II=) (=)

I)

Cube

equation

solver:

(

f=)(=7

•

Press

(=

after

entering

each

coeff

gent

•

The

result

wi

ll

be

displayed

by

pressing

(=)

after

entering

all

.

codi

n

d

.

there

we

more

then

2

results,

the

next

solu-

•

1payed

When

the

result

is

an

imaginary

num.,

•xy•

symbol

will

appear

Th

e

display

can

be

switched

be

tween

Imo.rery

end

re

el

par.

4

Prowults

.

The

res

obtained

by

this

function

may

include

a

margin

°terror.

To

carry

nth

addition

eetraction,

mutt...,

and

d.ion

using

compiss

numbers,

press

(

(=)

to

select

the

complex

number

Reautis

of

complex

number

calculations

are

earressed

in

.

modes:

II)

Q(0):

Rectangular

coodlin.

mode

(ay

appears.)

O

QQ:

Polar

eoordin.

mode

(reappears.)

O

Nadangulal

coordinates

x-coordnelx

or

x

-

coordirkif

M

n

g.xafrx

)=,

I)

Polar

coon:tinges

r(=

r:

.solute

val.

0:

argument

•

On

selecting

a.her

mode,

the

imaginary

pot

of

any

complex

number

stored

in

the

independent

memory

(M)

wi

ll

be

cleared.

•

A

complex

numbered...

In

rmtangular

coordinates

wit

the

Naldue

equal

to

zero,.

expresaed

in

polar

coordinatea

with

the

angle

equal

to

zero.

is.ated

se

a

real

number.

•

Prises

®(D

to

mum

the

complex

conjugate

of

the

speci-

fied

complex

numb.,

The

man

enables

the

saving

of

up

to

4

matrices

(4

ro

c

x

4

columns)

for

ca.l.ns.

Press

to

wetter

matrix

made.

•

Matt

data

must

be

entered

prior

to

making

cricuttiom.

Press-

ing

0/C)

will

display

the

matrix

edit

buffer

along

wi

th

Enter

the

value

of

each

item

CROW',

r-owher,

an

d

then

each

element,

e.g.

MAT1,11

and

areas

Q

after

each.

After

a.,

ing

al

l

items,

press

Q.

then

press

I

tt=1

end

specify

matA-0

to

save

the

data.

To

edit

data

saved

in

matA-D,

press

[

)(=)

and

sassily

mata-D

to

recall

the

data

to

the

matrix

edit

buffer.

After

editing,

lam.

Q.

then

mesa

(

0

Q

an

d

specify

matA-D

to

save

th

e

data.

•

Before

performing

...ions.

press

(=

to

dose

the

mat.

ea

beer.

When

results

of

calculatiom

are

in

the

matrix

fond,

the

matrix

edit

bulbar

with

those

results

will

be

displayed.

(At

this

time,

you

ad

tO

the

equation.)

To

save

the

reed,

in

matA-D.

Pr. Q.

ten

Pr.

(

0(=7

Sin.

then.

only

one

m.or

edit

buffer,

the

previous

de

ft

be

ovenvritten

by

the

new

cokulden.

wi

ll

In

ad

dition

to

the

4

arithmetic

functions

(excluding

dielsiom

be-

tween

matrices),

e.

and

4',

the

following

commands

are

available'

dimity*

wens,

mesas.

Seems

a

emu

was

dimensicss

enemas,

es

speeded

tene

.....

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seceded...

sumo!

marensme

seems

the

sumumo

rnaelx.

wmlmseeant

wads

Appends..

sassed

weird.

the

fi

rst

met.

es

new

mimes.

Theses,.

same

molar,

mud..

We

some

nue:marrows.

.tia

arse

Rotuma

end

the

gm.

mans

Mk

spaded

Mos

of

nms

salience.

md_est(me.coliswa

Rotuma

a

random

wow

with

messed

swum

ra

non

and

columns.

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seems

the

ewer..

st

a

moue

mark

bens

meltemme

Stelumethe

mesk

me

we

mien.

twesesed

w

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rens

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to

mimes.

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shames

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wag

modem

female.

mad-ost

(MOOD

)

C

reates

.(.0,-,u,

ta,

u,

lists

Me

dements

L4)

wen

each

amen

ewe

mode

changes

frun

ms:

modem

inn.

Thls

function

enables

the

saving

of

up

to

4

lists

of

16

elements

k

.cations.

Press

(

I=)

to

enter

the

list

mode.

•

List

data

must

be

entered

prior

to

meldng

cabulatons.

Pressing

wi

ll

disitty

the

lid

edit

buffer

atong.th..vx

Ente

the

integral

values

during

mi.e

shifting

of

the

Inte-

gral

range

and

for

pe.ic

fun..

Mc..

whore

pose-

tve

end

negative

integral

values

exist

decanting

on

the

interval.

Forma

fanner

ease,

divide

a

egral

intervals

as

latter

possible.

For

the

latter

case,

separate

the

positive

and

negative

values.

Following

th

ese

ape

will

allow

res.

of

...a.

Mth

greeter

adlunies

and

will

shorten

the

calculate...a.

Th

e

Random

function

has

four

settings

for

use

In

the

nom.,

statis-

t.

!Pegg

and

lot

modes.

(This

function

cannot

be

selected

while

udng

the

N

-Base

function.)

To

generate

further

ra

ndom

numbers

in

succession.

press

Q.

Pram

•

The

gene.ed

pseudo

-random

number

series

is

stored

in

memory

Y.

Each

random

number

is

based

on

a

number

series.

Mend=

Numbers]

A

pseudogandom

numbar,

with

three

signifisent

digits

from

0

up

to

0

.

555

..

be

l=1

1QQ.

filmdom

Diee]

To

simulate

a

die

-rolling,

a

random

integer

Wyman

1

aft

can

can

be

generated

by

pressing

(

)(

)I0)(=).

[Pend=

Coin]

To

aim,lel

a

coin

flip,

0

(head)

or

1

(.1).

be

randomly

goner-

..

by

poring

plan.in

integer]

An

integer

between

0

and

99

can

be

generated

randomly

by

creas-

ing

(

)(

)=)(=).

awl

rime

ere

pressed

the

angular

...nose

in

sequence

A

ma

ANS

M,

a

0

0

0

STAT

0

EON

CPO

0

MAT

0

0

UST

0

0

0:

Wadable

[Temper,

memos.

(MP,

X

end

mil

Press

(0)

an

d

a

yule.

key

to

stream..

In

memory.

Press

(=)

end

a

amiable

key

to

mod!

a

value

from

the

memory.

To

pi.

a

...de

in

an

equation,

press

90

and

a

vadMie

key.

IlndePendent

memo

,.

WM

in

addition

to

all

the

features

of

temporary

memories.

a

value

can

be

added

to

or

subtracted

from

an

existing

memory value.

Press

(==)(=

to

dear

the

independent

memory

(M.

[Lad

wswer

memory

(ANSI]

The

ca.latan

result

o.ned

by

pressing

Q

or

any

nor

calculation

ending

indruction

is

automatically

stared

in

the

last

answer

memory.

A

MatrinList

format

result

is

not

stored.

[Fonnula

memorise

(Fl

-Pill

Formulae

up.

256

Menders

in

to.

can

..red

in

Fl

-

F9.

(Functions

such

as

sin,

etc.,

Mil

be

counted

as

one

letter.)

Storing

a

new

equation

in

each

memory

Wit

autornoticer

replace

the

adding

equation.

Note:

•

Ca.lation

reaufte.m

the

functions

indicated

balOw

so-

matically

stored

in

memories

X

nY

replacing

mining

velum.

•

.e

of

Q

or

will

re.i

the

value

stored

in

...using

up

to

14

•

Th

e

previous

calculation

reauit

can

be

used

in

the

subsequent

calculators

However,

ft

=not

be

malted

after

entering

multiple

inect.ons

or

when

the

akulsaan

result

is

in

MatrbdUst

formw

•

When

using

power

fun.ne

(In

sin,

em),

a

Mein

.oubstion

is

possible

even

d

the

previous

calculaton

result

is

cleared

by

the

use

of

the

(=

key.

Adthmetic

operations

and

memory

oalculetans

an

be

performed

using

fractione,

end

conversion

between

a

d..

number

and

a

fraction.

•

if

.

t

rn

ilmm

oo

ber

n,.

of

,

clgt

,

lo

nd

b4s4i:

d

yeLlis

a

greater

than

10,

the

Convections

can

be

performed

between

N

-base

number.

The

four

bask

arithmetic

opemlom,

calculates

with

parentheses

and

memory

cabulations

can

also

be

pedormed,

along

with

the

logical

operatons

AND,

OR,

NOT,

NEG.

XOR

end

XNOR

on

binary,

panel,

octal

and

hexadecimal

number..

Conversion

o

mch

system

le

oedema,

4

the

following

keys:

QQ

Cif

QC)

Cr pp

....

).

Ca'

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disappear

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e

hexadecimal

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A

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pressing

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Q

Q,

(

),

se Q.

an

d

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as

follows:

the

value

of

each

grim

(SIZE',

and

then

each

element,

e.g.

IIST1

.)

and

press

Q

wet

each.

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entering

all

items,

press

QE

,

then

press

l

)(=

end

woody

L1

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t

to

saved.

data.

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edit

data

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11-4,

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I

I(01

and

specify

L1

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k

recall

the

d.

to

the

list

edit

buffer.

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edit,.

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specify

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ems

the

data.

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calculations,

press

Q

to

dose

the

lid

edit

buffer.

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results

of

oalculatons

are

in

the

bat

format,

the

list

edit

buffer

with

those

results

wi

ll

be

displayed.

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thia

ti

me,

you

cannot

ream

to

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equation.)

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save

the

result

in

L1-4,

prom

Q,

then

press

and

speedy

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them

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let

sac

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previous

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while

using

sexagesimal

numbers,

conversion

to

seconds

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minutes

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memories

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quick

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the

English

manual

reverse

side.

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constant

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recalled

by

pressing

90

followed

by

the

number

of

the

physical

constant

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by

a241.1

number.

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recalled

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display

mode

selected

with

the

designated

number

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decimal

places.

not

m

no

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cal

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be

recs.

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the

normal

ode

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sa

hysi

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paned

octal,

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hexadecimal).

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mode,

msg.

mode

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list

mode.

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constants

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metric

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either

on

the

2002

CODATA

re

commended

values

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1995

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the

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the

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calculations

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in

th

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display.

improper

handling

of

batteries

can

cause

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leakage

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explosion..

sure

to

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the

foie.,

handing

rules:

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Make

awe

ma

new

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ere

the

earn.

type.

•

When

installing,

orient

each

battery

papery

as

Ind.ted

In

the

caleater.

•

Batteries

are

factory

-Indeed

before

shipment,

and

may

be

exhaustedbeer.

thy

reach

the

service

la

stated

in

therm.

-

fictions.

Notes

on

erasure

of

memory

eon..

When

the

battery

b

replaced,

the

memory

contents

are

erased.

Erasure

can

See

occur

if

the

adulator

is

defective

or

when

it

is

repai...ke

a

nine

of

al

l

important

memory

contenta

in

case

amide.

erasure

occurs.

if

the

&play

has

peer

contrast

or

nothing

appears

on

the

display

even

when

Q

is

pressed

in

dim

lighting,

it

b

time

to

replace

the

batteries.

Rug

from

a

leaking

Ismry

amidentelly

e.ring

en

eye

could

resit

in

soda.

injury.

Should

this

aeon,

wash

with

clean

water

and

innedi.ly

consult

adagio,

•

Should

fluid

from

a

leaking

battery

come

in

coned

wi

th

your

sun

or

dothes,

immediately

wash

with

clean

water.

•

if

the

product

is

not

to

be

teed

kr

some

ti

me,

to

avoid

damage

to

the

unit

from

Making

battada8.

re

move

them

and

more

in

a

safe

place.

•

Do

not

leave

exhausted

batteries

inside

the

product.

•

Keep

.dies

out

of

the

reach

of

children.

•

Exhausted

batteries

left

in

the

calculator

may

leek

and

damage

the

calculator.

•

Explosion

riek

may

be

caused

Sr

incorrect

handling.

•

Do

.

throw

batteries

into

a

fi

re

as

th

ey

rnay

explode.

1.

rum

the

poser

off

by

pre.ng

)(=).

2.

Remove

one

serew.

(Po

1)

A

Leto

battery

covert

remove.

4..

Remove

the

used

battery

by

prying

it

out

w.

a

ba

point

pen

or

other

similar

pointed

device.

(Pg.

2)

5.

Inset

one

new

battery.

Make

sure

the

•x•

side

is

being

up

S.

Repine

the

cover

and

screw.

7.

Press

the

RESET

switch

(on

the

back).

•

Make

sure

that

te

display

appears

as

shown

below.

lithe

display

does

not

appear

as

shown,

remove.

Mtiom

rei.all

ft

,

end

M.,.

derby

ones

again.

(Fig.')

(Fg.

2)

Avt

,

Th

is

ca/Dineen

will

tum

lwW

0600

ease

battery

power

if

no

key

is

pressed

far

apprOxiMataly

10

mines.

Calculations:

Scientific

calculations,

complex

num.

ca.i.ons,

srq.ion

solvers,

cakulations,

etc.

Internal

calculations:

geneses

of

ups

14

dd.

Pending

operations:

24

cskulatons

10

numeric

vales

in

the

normal

made

(5

numeric

values

in

other

modes,

end

1

numeric

value

or

Mai./

LOA

dal.)

Power

sourve:

Buitiln

solvcells

1.5V

(DC):

Backup

battery

(Alkaline

battery

(LAM

or

equivalent)

x

1)

Operating

temperature:WC—

SVC

(32•F

-104•F)

Edarnal

dimensions:

80

mm

(W)

158

mm

(Mx

14

mm

(H)

3-5/32

.

MO

92'

(5)

x

9/18

.

(H)

Weght:

Merow

94.5

II

(0.1

lb)

(including

battery)

Battery

x1

(indeed),

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