Canon Palmtronic LE-10 User manual

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Technical

Data

Type:

Portable,

electronic

calculator

.

Keyboard:

10·key

system.

Display

system:

By

LED

(light

emitting

di

ode)

.

Number

of

display

digits:

10

.

Zero

suppress

system

(

unnecessary

zeros

are

not

displayed).

Register:

3.

Operational

dig

it

:

10

digits

for

both

first

factor

and

calculating

numeral.

Priority

maximum

10

top

digits

for

calculation

results.

Decimal

point

system:

Complete

floating

.

Negative

numbers:

True

value

is

indicated

with

floating

negative

sign.

Types

of

calculations:

Addition,

subtraction,

multiplication,

division,

chain

multiplication

and

division,

constant

multiplication

and

division,

raising

to

a

power,

and

mixed

calculations.

Other

functions:

1.

Automatic

clearing

of

calcula·

tions.

2.

Automatic

resetting

of

decimal

point

in

multiplication

and

division

after

overflowing

of

cal·

culation

result.

3.

Data

is

internally

preserved

by

the

automatic

display

of

"H".

4.

Interlocking.

of

entry

overflow

and

display

of

"E".

Display

of

"E"

for

calculation

result

overflow.

Calculating

components:

Two

MOS·LSls.

Power

source:

1.

NiCd

battery

pack

(

charged

with

exclusive

charger

) . DC 4.8 V

1.4

W.

Two

and

a

half

hours

of

continuous

use

is

possible

with

one

full

charge.

2.

Four

penlight

(

size

AA

)

dry

batteries

(

using

dry

battery

cassette).

DC

6 V 2.3

W.

3.

Household

electricity

(

exclusive

charger

serves

double

purpose

as

adapter

) .

AC

115V

/

220V

/

240V

(-

15-

+

10%).

50

/

60

Hz

,

DC

5.3 V

4.

Automobile

power

source

(with

use

of

exclusive

car

battery

adapter).

DC

12

V.

Usable

temperature:

0°

C-40

°C (

32

'

F-104

c

F).

Size:

80

mm

wide

x

146

mm

deep

x3

5

mm

high

(3·1

/8"

wide

x

5·3

/4"

deep

x 1·3/ 8"

high

).

Weight:

425

grams

(15

ozs

) (

with

NiCd

battery

pack

attached

).

Exclusive

charger:

Necessary

time

for

charging

NiCd

battery

pack:

3

hours.

Floating

charge

system

whereby

operation

is

possible

during

charging

of

battery.

With

power

lamp

and

charge

lamp.

Size:

72

mm

wide

x

223

mm

deep

x

70

mm

high

(2·

7 /

8/1

wide

x

8·3

/4"

deep

x 2·3/ 4"

high

).

Weight:

600

grams

(lIb

5·1/ 8

oz

s).

Subject

to

alterations

.

L.

Calculation

Examples

Addition

and

Subtraction

Multiplicatio

and

Division

n

Constant

Mult

i

plicatio

and

Division

n

Rais

ing

to a

Power

Mixed

Calculations

Calculation

EXQression

1)

2+3+4

.

5=9

.5

2)

3-5-2=-4

1)

1.2x3.4=4

.

08

2) 4 x 5 x 6 =

120

3)

456+

12+30

= 1

266666666

1)

4x2=8

4x3=12

4x4=16

2)

6+3=2

9+3=3

12+3=4

2'=4

1)

(3+4)

x

5+2

=17

.5

2)

10+3x4+5-2

=

16

.

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Success,

Long

Island,

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Avenue,

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Illinois

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&

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INC.

3113

Wilshire

Blvd.,

Los

Angeles,

California

90010

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Canon

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Palmtronic

IN

STRUCTIONS

English Edition

Ca110n

Palmtronic

LE-JD

'q

Operational

Keys

II

Clear

Key:

For

clearing

all

entries

and

calculations.

II

Clear

Indicator

Key:

For

correcting

en-

'T

tries

and

double

entries.

I aI aII

Instruction

Keys:

Press

ac·

cording

to

calculation

expression.

iii

a-II

Numeral

Keys:

For

entering

nu·

'f

merals.

I

Decimal

Point

Key:

Press

at

the

decimal

point

position

of

the

numeral

to

be

entered.

In

the

case

of

fractional

numerals

only,

it

is

not

necessary

to

press

the

iii

key

before

the

decimal

point.

Example:

0.123

Operation:

laElEJ

Before

Operation

1.

Slide

forward

the

power

switch

which

is

sit·

uated

on

the

left

side

of

the

Palmtronic.

2.

Confirm

the

position

of

the

battery

check-

er.

If

the

need

le

i is poi

nting

to

~

the

blue

section,

it

means

there

is

sufficient

volt-

age.

If

the

needle

points

to

the

red sec-

tion,

recharge

the

battery

or

replace

it

with

a

new

one.

Correct

results

cannot

be

obtained

with

the

Palmtronic

if

it

is

oper-

ated

when

the

needle

is

pointing

to

the

red

section

-.

3. Press

the

IIkey.

The

"H"

in

the

display

'

window

will

change

to

"0"

and

operation

can

be

started.

How to

Operate

1.

The

keys

are

operated

according

to

the

calculation

express

ion.

2.

It

is

not

necessary

to

press

the

II

key

every

time

before

start

i

ng

the

next

calcul

-

ation

because

the

preceding

calculation

result

is

automatically

cleared

.

3.

The

first

operation

in

constant

cal

culation

is

performed

according

to

the

calcu

l

ation

express

ion.

From

the

second

operation,

each

product

or

quot

i

ent

is

obta

ined

by

just

entering

the

mult

iplier

or

dividend

and

pressing

the

I key. In

the

case

of

constant

multiplicat

ion,

the

first

entry

(multiplicand)

is

the

constant,

and

in

the

case

of

constant

division,

the

second

eritry

(divisor)

is

the

constant

.

4.

Press

the

GI

key

when

i

ncorrect

entries

or

double

entries

are

made,

make

new

en-

tr

ies,

and

continue

the

operat

i

on.

5.

When

any

of

the

instruction

keys

l£llD

are

pressed

by

mistake,

just

repress

the

correct

instruction

key and

the

operation

can be

continued.

6.

Calculations

containing

negative

si

gns

are

possible

only

in

the

following

cases.

Always

press

the

II key

before

starting

calculations

.

-a

~

b =

Operation:

III

II

a Ib II

-a:

b =

Operation:

III

II

a Ib II

7.

When

an

entry

for

the

11

th

digit

is

made,

"E"

is

indicated

on

the

very

left

side

of

(

II

the

display

window

and

entries

above

that

cannot

be

made.

8.

When

the

integral

number

part

of

the

reo

suit

exceeds

10

digits,

an

"E"

is

indicated

on

the

left

side

in

the

display

window

and,

at

the

same

time,

only

the

top

10

di

gits

are

indicated.

In

this

case,

the

decimal

point

cannot

be seen.

However,

it

is

stored

inside.

Therefore,

this

result

can

be

used

as

it

is in

the

next

multiplication

or

division.

9.

The

disp

layed

numerals

disappear

after

awhile

and

"H"

is

displayed.

Press

the

I

key

to

recall

a

numeral.

After

Completion

of

Calculation

Set

the

power

sw

i

tch

at

OFF.

How to Use

the

NiCd

Battery

Pack

1.

Align

the

contact

side

of

the

battery

pack

with

the

contact

,

side

of

the

.

battery

load-

ing

section,

located

on

the

rear

·.

section

of

the

Pal

mtronic,

and

insert

.

2.

When

removing,

pull

it

out

while

pushing

the

latch

of

the

battery

pack

.

•

When

removing

the

battery

pack,

be care-

ful

that

the

contact

section

does

not

come

into

contact

with

any

metallic

parts.

How to Use

the

Exclusive

Charger

1.

Set

the

Palmtronic,

attached

with

the

bat-

tery

pack,

on

top

of

the

charger,

slide

it

along

the

guide

rail

and

connect

it

to

the

insertion

slot

of

the

charger.

At

this

time,

keep

the

power

switch

of

the

Palmtronic

set

at

OFF.

2.

Insert

the

tightening

screw

located

on

the

bottom

side

of

the

charger,

into

the

screw

socket

of

the

Palmtronic

and

turn

it

cloc

·kwise

until

it

stops.

Make

sure

it

is

securely

fixed.

3.

Insert

the

plug

of

the

cord

into

an

AC

power

socket

.

The

power

indicator

lamp

(red)

and

·

the

charge

lamp

(yellow)

will

light

up

to

indicate

that

charging

has

started.

4.

When

charging

nears

completion,

the

charge

lamp

will

start

to

flash

on

and

off.

It

will

go

off

when

charging

is

completed.

5. When

detaching

the

Palmtronic

from

the

charger,

loosen

the

screw

on

the

bottom

side

of

the

charger

and

pullout

the

Palm-

tronic

along

the

guide

rail,

being

careful

not

to

damage

the

insertion

slot.

I

•

When

the

charger

is

to

be

used

as an

adapter

for

AC

power,

it

can be

operated

by

setting

the

Palmtronic

power

switch

at

ON.

If

the

power

switch

is

set

at

OFF,

after

completion

of

operation,

charging

will

be

continued.

•

There

is

no

fear

of

overcharging

even

when

the

charger

is

left

connected

to

an AC

power

source.

•

When

it

is

necessary

to

use a

power

source

with

a

voltage

not

indicated

on

the

rated

voltage

plate,

consu

It

your

nearest

Can.on dealer.

How to Use a

Dry

Battery

Cassette

1.

Load

a

dry

battery

cassette

with

four

new

penlight

(size AA)

dry

batt~ries.

When

loading

the

batteries,

first

lay

the

black

tape,

which

comes

attached

with

the

cas-

sette,

on

the

bottom

and

then

load

the

batteries

from

the

minus

(-)

side

accord-

ing

to

the

diagram

inside.

The

Palmtronic

will

not

function

if

the

direction

of

the

batteries

are

incorrect.

2.

Load

the

dry

battery

cassette

into

the

battery

chamber

of

the

Palmtronic.

3.

When

changing

the

dry

batteries,

take

them

out

while

holding

the

latch

of

the

cassette.

Change

all

four

batteries

at

the

same

time.

The

dry

batteries

can be

easily

taken

out

by

pulling

the

black

tape

of

the

cassette.