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Key Notation in this Manual In this manual, keys are described asDlfor the Card and 0 for the Electronic Organizer. fxamr,'e: - rn BASIC ,n!!]for Card keys I CARD I. for Organizer keys. sin key sin-1 key The ISHIfT I and~ 2nd FII keys are functionally identical. When numerals, characters, or symbols printed on the keys or just above each key are referred to in this manual, only the pertinent letters will appear, with key boxes or the ISHIfT Ikey omitted, as shown in the following example: SHARP $45 • Where a space must be entered with the ~ key, it is indicated by the symbol ........ in this manual, for example: "SHARP........ EL-865-...-..WN-104" Keys may appear in their full boxed images in this manual, such as I Sl~' I whenever needed. To discriminate the number zero from the capital letter "0," the zero appears as "0 " on the display. In the descriptions in this manual, the number zero will also appear as "0" whenever it may be confusing. Display symbols will be described when necessary. 4 PART NAMES Direction insertion ® Battery holder Battery replacement label (on the back) 1. MODE CHECK key Holding this key displays the currently selected modes, the number of free bytes, and the capacity of RAM disk E if reserved. 2. BASIC key This key toggles the BASIC modes between PRO and RUN. 3. Mode keys These keys select the STAT (STATistics) and AER (Algebraic Expression Reserve) modes. 4. Second function key This key is used to specify the functions at the top part of the scientific function keys. 5. Scientific function keys These keys specify the scientific functions. 5

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Key Notation in
this
Manual
In this manual, keys are described
asDlfor
the Card and
0
for
the Electronic Organizer.
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--
BASIC
,n!!]for
Card keys
I
CARD
I.
rn
for Organizer keys.
sin key
sin-
1
key
The
I
SHIfT
I
and~
2nd
F
II
keys
are
functionally identical.
When numerals, characters, or symbols printed on the keys or just
above each key are referred to
in
this manual, only the pertinent letters
will appear, with key boxes or the
I
SHIfT
I
key omitted, as shown
in
the
following example:
SHARP
$45
•
Where a space must be entered with the
~
key, it is indicated
by the symbol
........
in
this manual, for example:
"SHARP
........
EL-865-...-..WN-104"
Keys may appear
in
their full boxed images
in
this manual, such
as
I
Sl~
'
I
whenever needed.
To discriminate the number zero from the capital letter
"0
,"
the zero
appears as
"0
" on the display.
In
the descriptions in this manual, the
number zero will also appear
as
"0" whenever it may be confusing.
Display symbols will be described when necessary.
4
PART NAMES
1.
MODE
CHECK key
Direction
insertion
®
Battery
holder
Battery
replacement
label
(on the back)
Holding this key displays the currently selected modes, the number
of free bytes, and the capacity of RAM disk E if reserved.
2.
BASIC key
This key toggles the BASIC modes between PRO and RUN.
3.
Mode keys
These keys select the STAT (STATistics) and AER (Algebraic
Expression Reserve) modes.
4.
Second function key
This key
is
used to specify the functions at the top part of the
scientific function keys.
5. Scientific function keys
These keys specify the scientific functions.
5