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INTRODUCTION
Dear
customer,
Thank
you
very
much
for
purchasing
this
most
advanced
programmable
printing
cal-
culator.
This
precise
electronic
unit
with
its
Digitron
visual
display
will
solve
and
give
a
printed
record
of
all
types
of
business
calculations
with
up
to
10-digit
accuracy.
It
can
also
store
repeatable
calculations
with
up
to
32
steps.
A
real
heavy
duty,
adding-
machine-like,
keyboard
design
enables
you
to
perform
quick
blind-touch
operations.
To
utilize
its
full
features,
no
special
training
is
required
but
we
suggest
you
study
this
instruction
manual
to
become
familiar
with
its
many
capabilities.
This
manual
has
been
written
to
assist
you
in
understanding
the
various
control
keys
and
functions
of
the
calculator
through
simple
examples
from
basic
operations
to
complex
applications.
Your
nearby
dealer
will
be
pleased
to
offer
any
further
assistance.
CONTENTS
1
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HOW
TO
LOAD
THE
ROLL-PAPER
1)
Set
the
power
switch
to
“ON”.
2)
Insert
the
roll
holders
into
their
mounting
brackets
(Fig.
1).
3)
Cut
across
the
paper
to
form
a
clean
end
(Fig.
2}.
4}
Insert
the
leading
end
of
the
roll-paper
into
the
feed
slot
and
keep
pressing
(ro
key
until
the
leading
end
comes
out
(Fig.
3).
5)
Clip
the
roll-paper
onto
the
spring
arms
(Fig.
4).
NOTE:
The
roll-paper
should
be
advanced
only
by
pressing
the
‘eo|
key
when
loading
or
cutting
it
off
with
the
paper
cutter.
Never
pul!
out
the
roll-paper
by
hand
as
this
may
cause
mal-
functions.
It
is
recommended
that
ANTI-DUST
type
roll-paper
be
used
to
prevent
illegible
printing.
(Fig.
1)
HOW
TO
CHANGE
THE
INK
ROLLER
The
printer
in
this
modej
uses
an
tnk
roller.
lf
impressions
are
too
light
or
illegible,
replace
the
ink
roller
with
a
new
one.
1)
Open
the
printer
cover
{Fig.
1).
2)
Remove
the ink
roller
by
pulling
it
up
(Fig.
2).
3)
Install
a
new
ink
roller
(Fig.
3).
4)
Make
sure
the ink
roller
is
in
place,
and
reptace
the
cover.
NOTE:
Never
fill
the
ink
roiler
with
ink
for
pens,
printing,
etc.
as
it
may
run
or
clog
the
printer.
(Fig.
3)
a
Ink
roller
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*
POWER
SWITCH:
OFF:
Power
is
turned
off.
ON:
Power
is
turned
on.
Only
the
visual
display
is
activated.
PRINT
ON:
Every
keyboard
entry,
result
and
contents
of
the
memory
including
all
opera-
tion
symbols
are
printed.
The
item
counter
is
activated
and
the
number
of
items
added/subtracted
is
printed
out
with
the
answer
when
the
‘o]
or
key
is
pressed.
(2)
[0]
~[S)},
(00),
(-],
NUMERAL,
TWO-ZERO
and
DECIMAL
POINT
KEY:
Enters
numerais
up
to
10
digits.
For
decimat
places,
use
the
[-]
key
in
logical
sequence.
(3)
PLUS
KEY:
[Prints
+]
Adds
a
number
to
the
tota!
register.
(4)
S
MINUS
KEY:
[Prints
-]}
subtracts
a
number
from
the
total
register.
(5)
EJ
MULTIPLICATION
KEY:
[Prints
x
or
Kx]
Enters
multiplicand,
or
constant
multiplier
by
pressing
twice.
(6)
&
DIVISION
KEY:
[Prints
+
or
K+]
Enters
dividend,
or
constant
divisor
by
pressing
twice.
(7)
EJ
EQUAL
KEY:
(Pinion
Obtains
answer
in
x/+
operation.
(8)
(0)
SUB-TOTAL
KEY:
Prints
a
sub-total
(intermediate
resuit)
in
addition/subtraction.
[Prints
o}
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(9)
TOTAL
KEY:
(Prints
*
|
Prints
a
total
in
addition/subtraction.
(10)
{(¥-]}
MEMORY
PLUS
(MINUS)
KEY:
[Prints
M+
(M—}]
Positively
(negatively)
accumulates
an
entry
and/or
result
obtained
into
the
memory.
Obtains
product/quotient
and
automatically
accumulates
tt
into
the
memory
positively
(negatively).
(11)
Wee]
MEMORY
RECALL/MEMORY
CLEAR
KEY:
Recails
the
contents
of
the
memory
onto
the
display.
[Prints
M]
This
key
also
clears
them
when
pressed
twice
successively.
[Prints
MC]
(12}
PERCENT
KEY:
[Prints
%]
Performs
percentage
calculations
—
regular
percentages,
add-ons/discounts,
ratios
and
increase/decrease
catculations.
(13)
SIGN
CHANGE
KEY:
Changes
the
sign
of
the
displayed
number
from
plus
to
minus
and
vice
versa.
(14)
(P}
PRINT
KEY:
Prints
the
displayed
number
with
the
power
switch
at
the
‘‘ON’’
position.
[Prints
P]
Prints
an
entry
as
dating
and/or
coding
information.
[Prints
#]
(15)
]
CLEAR
KEY:
Clears
the
latest
entry
for
correction.
When
pressed
after
the
J
{or
G)
key,
it
clears
the
x/+
operation.
{Prints
O-C}
(16)
GJ
CLEAR
ALL
KEY:
(Prints)
Clears
the
entire
machine
except
the
memory,
and
releases
overflow
or
error
check.
This
key
also
makes
program
storing
possible.
(17)
3"
REPEAT
KEY:
[Prints
------+---+---
R]
Memorizes
repetitious
formulas
(program)
so
that
only
variables
in
a
calculation
need
be
entered,
(18)
(K}
CONSTANT
ENTRY
KEY:
Sets
constants
in
program
calculations.
(19)
©
RUN
KEY:
Enters
variables
into
a
running
program.
(20)
Fis;
DECIMAL
MODE
SELECTOR:
At
“F’
position,
the
decimat
floats
and
underflow
system
works
to
protect
the
significant
digits
in
all
calculations.
At
“CUFT”
position,
the
answer
is
automatically
cut
off
at
the
decimal
place
indicated
by
the
decimal
piace
setector
mentioned
below.
At
5/4"
position,
the
answer
is
rounded
off
in
the
similar
way
to
the
above.
«In
“5/4”
mode,
an
answer
in
x/+
operation
is
printed
out
with
symbol
{5/4}.
Note:
Each
entry
is
cut
off
or
rounded
off
in
addition/subtraction.
However,
the
finat
result
is
cut-off
or
rounded
off
in
x/+
operation
and
entry
and
intermediate
results
are
in
the
floating
mode.
(21),
DECIMAL
PLACE
SELECTOR:
Prefixes
the
decimal
place
at
0, 2,
3
or
4
position.
At
“ADD
{.)"
position,
numbers
with
decimal
places
can
be
entered
without
pressing
the
(-}
key
in
addition/subtraction
and
the
decimal
point
is
automatically
displayed
and/or
printed
out
at
2
decima!
position.
(22)
PAPER
FEED
KEY
Advances
the
paper
tape.
(23)
ADAPTOR
JACK

2/NOTICE
2-1
CARE
OF
YOUR
UNIT
*
Since
the
unit
contains
precise
electronic
components,
never
attempt
to
disassemble
it.
”
Be
careful
not
to
drop
the
unit
or
handle
it
roughly,
*
Avoid
operating
the
keys
roughly.
Two
or
more
keys
should
not
be
pressed
simultaneously
as
this
may
damage
the
unit,
*
Avoid
using
the
unit
in
extreme
temperatures
(below
32°F
or
OC,
or
above
104°F
or
40°C}.
Aiso
protect
the
unit
from
extremely
dusty
or
humid
conditions.
*
The
unit
should
be
operated
only
when
the
roll
paper
is
set
properly
and
keys
are
pressed
firmly
and
separately,
*
Never
use
volatile
fluid
such
as
lacquer
thinner,
benzine,
etc.
for
cleaning
the
unit.
2-2
POWER
SOURCE
This
calculator
operates
by
either
dry
battertes
or
AC
(with
the
AC
adaptor).
DRY
BATTERY
OPERATION
When
battery
power
decreases,
printing
speed
becomes
slow.
It
is
recommended
that
batteries
be
renewed.
Switch
off
the
power
before
changing.
Replacement
of
batteries:
1)
Slide
open
the
battery
compartment
lid
on
the
|
back
of
the
unit.
|
2)
Remove
dead
batteries.
|
3}
Insert
new
batteries
with
the
polarity
as
indi-
|
cated.
4)
Replace
the
cover.
:;
*
Be
sure
to
replace
all
four
batteries.
|
*Do
not
leave
dead
batteries
in
the
battery
|
compartment
as
they
may
cause
malfunctions.
*It
is
recommended
that
batteries
be
replaced
every
18
months
to
prevent
the
chance
of
|
malfunctions
due
to
battery
leakage.
|
AC
OPERATION
|
ory
Use
oniy
an
adaptor
with
the
same
voltage
rating
-
(100,
117,
220
or
240V)
as
your
power
supply
to
!
|
a?
prevent
companent
damage.
|
3
BA
of
ee
Plug
the
AC
adaotor
into
the
AC
outiet
and
the
;
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ie
se
cord
into
the
unit,
this
automatically
cuts
off
battery
power
supply.
"WHERE
USED
FROM
THE
MAINS
THIS
CALCULATOR
MUST
ONLY
BE
USED
WITH
A
CASIO
MAINS
ADAPTOR.
THIS
iS
DUE
TO
THE
RISK
OF
DAMAGE
TO
THE
CALCU-
LATOR
SHOULD
IT
BE
USED
WITH
A
MAINS
ADAPTOR
OTHER
THAN
A
CASIO
MAINS
ADAPTOR.
2-3
BUFFER
REGISTER
This
calculator
is
equipped
with
an
tnput
Buffer
Register
which
retains
up
to
7
key-in,
whether
numeral
entries
or
function
commands.
It
enables
very
fast
operation
even
while
the
previous
function
is
still
being
processed.
2-4
AUTOMATIC
COMMA
MARKER
FOR
LARGE
FIGURES
Comma
markers
given
on
the
print-tape
enable
you
to
read
figures
more
easily
by
grouping
integers
in
three’s
starting
from
the
decimal
place.
Comma
markers
also
mark
off
large
figures
in
the
visual
display
in
groups
of
three
from
the
decimal!
place.
2-5
OVERFLOW
CHECK
Overflow
is
indicated
by
an
“E’
sign
and
stops
further
caiculation.
To
release
the
locked
registers
caused
by
the
overflow
check,
press
the
@
key.
Overflow
occurs:
1)
When
the
integer
part
of
an
answer,
whether
intermediate
or
final,
exceeds
10
digits.
2)
When
the
tnteger
part
of
an
accumulated
tota!
in
the
memory
exceeds
10
digits.
In
the
case
of
1),
however,
it
displays
and/or
prints
the
significant
digits
of
the
answer
and
the
decimal
point
indicates
that
the
true
decimal
position
is
10
digits
to
the
right.
EXAMPLE
COOPERATION
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a
new
calculation)
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Memory
protection:
.
Aithough
overflow
may
occur,
any
total
accumulated
in
the
memory
will
be
retained
and
recalled
by
the
“d
key
after
pressing
the
@
key.
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OPERATION
PRINTING
READ-OUT
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NON-ADD
PRINTING
For
dating
and
coding
information,
use
the
'P
key
immediately
after
entering
appropriate
numerals
and
the
number
is
printed
out
with
symbol
(#)
without
affecting
any
other
registers.
EXAMPLE
OPERATION
PRINTING
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prints
out
only
a
displayed
number
with
the
power
switch
at
“ON”
without
affecting
any
other
operations,
EXAMPLE
OPERATION
PRINTING
READ-OUT
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1.
Use
the
@
key
to
clear
mis-entered
number
and
re-enter
correctly.
2.
When
the
wrong
entry
and/or
command
are
found
after
pressing
the
command
key,
use
the
&
key
and
start
from
the
beginning.
However,
the
correction
of
commands
between
x
and
=
is
made
by
successive
depression
of
the
proper
command
key.
EXAMPLE
12345678
=4374864
345
678
-901
747
869
3.
While
obtaining
an
accumulated
totat
using
the
memory:
a)
When
a
mis-operation
is
found
before
accumulating
the
result
into
the
memory,
press
the
OPERATION
a
=
rs
1238
{Mistake}
447
(To
correct)
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786
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NB
@
key
to
clear
the
working
registers
and
re-operate
correctly.
b}
When
a
mis-operation
is
found
after
having
accumulated
the
result
into
the
memory,
press
M4]
or
-]
key
to
add
or
subtract
the
same
number
to
or
from
the
memory
and
re-operate
cor-
rectly.
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x
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96088.
4374864,
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123.
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122.
869.
869.
4/PROGRAM
FUNCTION
*
This
calculator
has
a
program
memory
of
32
steps.
With
the
program
function,
complex
repeated
calculations
are
no
longer
time-sonsuming
chores.
Prior
to
storing
a
program,
press
§&
to
designate
the
program
calculation
mode,
and
after
storing
press
““""
|
Then
you
can
perform
repeated
catculations
simply
by
entering
variables.
Example
1:
Pro-rating
Division
—
A
$225
C
.
135
Sales
amount
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variables
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repeat
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change
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the
program
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press
§
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the
stored
program
wil!
be
cleared,
f
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steps
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a
program
reaches
the
32nd
step,
“@
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wiil
appear
indicating
programming
has
reached
its
40°%X
|
limit.
In
this
case
subsequent
calculations
can
be
performed,
but
they
will
not
be
stored
as
a
pDro-
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|
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Program
step
counting
1.
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variable
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counted
as
one
program
step.
|
980
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2.
An
instruction
key
is
counted
as
one
step.
|
3.
Apress
of
the
kK
key
is
counted
as
two
steps.
|
Z
|
4.
Each
digit
of
a
constant
is
counted
as
one
step.
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er
2°35
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Example:
Variables
|
a
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of
steps
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Total:
10
steps
:
Example
2:
Calculate
the
selling
prices
of
items
whose
purchasing
prices
are,
respectively,
$500,
$600
and
$700
when
the
profit
rate
to
each
purchasing
price
is
40%,
Also
convert
the
unit
from
dotiars
to
marks,
(Assuming
$1.00
=
DM2.35}
Example
3:
Perform
example
2
with
the
power
switch
at
the
“ON”
position
to
obtain
print-out
of
results
only.
OPERATION
PRINTING
READ-OUT
OPERATION
PRINTING
READ-OUT
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2
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Example
4:
Accounts
Article
Quantity
=
Unit
price
Amount
_..
200...
$56.00
_
$14,000.00
=
380
96.25
36,575.00
|
(
420
30,660.00
D
685)
19,522.50
Total
1,735
$100,757.50
OPERATION
PRINTING
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Dec.
2
te
QeK
eg
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cal
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250*00
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|
250¢
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=
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380m
380
*00
M+
380*
xX
:
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96625%=
|
36357500
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RR!
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420*00
M+
420°
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420.
30660.00
685.
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5/SPECIFICATIONS
Abilities:
4
basic
functions,
multiplication/division
with
a
constant,
squares
and
powers,
reciprocals,
sub-total
and
total,
addition/subtraction
with
item
counts,
ADD
mode
calculations,
addition/subtraction
by
repeat,
Memory
calculations,
percentage
calculations
and
various
kinds
of
practical
calculations.
Programmable
features:
Up
to
32
steps
{“Learn”
program).
Capacity:
(Disblayleneey
oc.
dee
ee
eon
hae
aoe
ae
nl
So
BE
ee
ea
es
10
digits
Printings.
‘Pigures:
“so
ec
a
We
Gs
Bat
ee
eo
eae
Be
Wc
ee
Se
Se
he
10
digits
SYUGONS..
Se
Nov
ae
ee
eo
Bh
i
ha We
Ged
hn
Bee
tee
oe
ee
2
digits
PSCiiial-
DOIN
<2
a
tule
ee
Gea
we
Oe
Oe
Se
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es
1
digit
PTs
STEN.
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detach
A
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pera?
fin
We
Yor
Je
neat
ate
Sa
es
ie Be
a
AS
1
digit
Accumulation
into
the
memory
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008
0
eee
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es
10
digits
PTOR-COUIUG
«ice
Aidaeh
oe
oh
ad
Rite
ce
cet
ewe
We
Bee
ee
ES
PES
Up
to
99
Decimal
point:
Full
floating
and
fixed
(0,
2,
3,
or
4)
with
round-off
or
cut-off.
ADD
mode:
Decimal
point
is
fixed
at
2
position.
Negative
number:
Printed
and/or
displayed
by
minus
{—)
sign.
Overflow
check:
indicated
by
printing
and/or
displaying
‘“E”
sign,
locking
the
calcutator.
Display:
Digitron
tube
panel.
Components:
One
chip
LSI
Ambient
temperature
range:
0°C
—
40°C
(32°F
—
104°
F)
Power
consumption:
2.6W
Power
source:
AC:
100,
1477,
220
or
240
V
(+10
V}
50/60
Hz,
with
an
applicable
AC
adaptor.
DC:
Four
AA
size
manganese
dry
batteries
(UM-3}
operate
the
display
for
approximately
7.5
hours
continuousty
(approx.
10.5
hours
on
type
SUM-3),
or
the
display
and
printer
for
approximately
2100
lines
of
“55555”
continuously
(approx.
3500
lines
on
type
SUM-3).
Dimensions:
56mmH
x
202mmW
x
216mmD
(2-1/4"H
x
8"W
x
8-1/2"D)
Weight:
616
g
(1.4
!b}
*
This
equipment
complies
with
the
requirements
in
CISPR
Pub.
14.
GUIDELINES
LAID
DOWN
BY
FCC
RULES
FOR
USE
OF
THE
UNIT
IN
THE
U.S.A.
(not
applicable
to
other
areas).
This
equipment
generates
and
uses
radio
frequency
energy
and
if
not
installed
and
used
property,
that
is,
in
strict
accordance
with
the
manufacturer's
instructions,
may
cause
interference
to
radio
and
television
reception,
It
has
been
type
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
8B
computing
device
in
accordance
with
the
specifications
in
Subpart
J
of
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules,
which
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
such
interference
in
a
residential
installation,
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
reornent
the
receiving
antenna
relocate
the
computer
with
respect
to
the
receiver
move
the
computer
away
from
the
receiver
plug
the
computer
into
a
different
outlet
so
that
computer
and
receiver
are
on
different
branch
circuits,
if
necessary,
the
user
should
consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/television
technician
for
additional
suggestions.
The
user
may
find
the
following
booklet
prepared
by
the
Federal
Communications
Commission
helpful:
“How
to
Identify
and
Resolve
Radio-TV
Interference
Problems”
This
booklet
is
available
from
the
US
Government
Printing
Office,
Washington,
D.C.,
20402,
Stock
No,
004-000-00345-4.
SOME
SUGGESTIONS
ON
THE
CARE
OF
YOUR
NEW
ELECTRONIC
PRINTING
CALCULATOR
Your
new
electronic
printing
calculator
is
a
durabie,
precision-made
instrument.
To
help
ensure
this
we
recommend
placing
your
calculator
on
a
level
surface
not
subject
to
constant
suntight.
To
prevent
malfunctions
to
be
caused
by
electric
noise,
AC
power
should
not
be
taken
from
the
common
outlet
with
other
electric
appliances,
such
as
electric
typewriter
and
dritl,
etc.
Do
not
cover
or
place
paper
on
the
machine
while
it
is
in
operation.
Spilled
coffee
or
other
tiquids
can
cause
damage
to
the
cir-
cuitry,
so
please
take
care
when
placing
beverages
near
your
machine.
—1?-
ensee
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