Casio PF-8000 User manual

OPERATIONMANUAL
MANUAL DE OPERACION
CASIO PF-8000
103A M @S")(pj) Printed in Japan

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CONTENTS
Prior toUse
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Use precautions 4
Power Supply and BatteryReplacement 5
AutoPower Off8
Contrast Adjustment 8
RAM Pack for Expansion(option) 9
Each Section'sNomenclature and Operation 11
Nomenclature 13
Finger WritingFunction 18
DataBankFunctions 22
Data storageformat 23
How to count the number of stored characters 23
TEL function 25
MEMO function 36
SECRET function 43
COMMAND function 46
Data input errors 51
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CalculationFunction
Specifications
CALCULATION EXAMPLES
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Prior toUse
This calculator has beenmanufacturedusing Casio's advancedelectronicstechnology
understrictqualitycontrolconditions.
• Use precautions
• Thiscalculator is composed of precisionelectroniccomponents.Never attempt to take
it apart.Avoid shock such as throwing or dropping. Donot subject itto suddentem-
perature changes. Donot leave or store itin hot, humid or dustyplaces. Atlow tempe-
ratures the display may have a slower response or fail to light up.It will return to
normal when the temperature becomes normal.
• Replace the batteries at least every 2 years even when the calculator isnot used. Do
not leave old batteries in place since the electrolyte may leak outand cause damage.
• Avoid using thinner, benzine or othervolatile, liquid to clean the calculator.Wipe it
with adry cloth ora cloth dipped ina neutraldetergent and wrungdry.
• When strongstatic electricity is applied to this calculator, the displaycontrast may
weaken or functions maynot workproperly. In such cases, remove and reinstall the
mainbatteriesthenresumenormaloperation.
CAUTION: USE FINGERONLY
Characters shouldonly be drawn onthe screen by finger.
Avoid using a pointed object asit could damage the screen or internal
circuit.

I Power Supply and
The calculator uses two CR2032 lithium batteries for calculation/dlnpliiy ll nhu uses
one CR1220 lithium battery for memorybackup. If display contrast Is low nvnn when
the contrastcontrol (p.8) adjusted tothe maximum, it indicatesthat thct hniim inn luive
becomeweak. Replace the batteries as soon as possible using the procedurti <lm<.iilmcl
below. Iftheold batteries arenot replaced,memory maybe lost. Even whun tint ml
culatorfunctionsnormally,replacebatteries every 2 years.
• How to replace the batteries:
1. Calculation/display batteries
(DTurn offthe powerswitch, remove thetwo screws onthe back ofthe unit and
take offthe back cover.
Please refer the figure shownbelow.
(2) Remove screw (§) and remove the battery-retainingplate.
(3) Take outthe both old batteries.
(4) Wipe the surfaces ofthetwonew batterieswell with adry cloth and insertthem with
their (+) sides (flat sides) on top.
(5) Hold down thenew batteries with the battery-retainingplate and replace screw ® .
(6) Hook the back cover claw tothe main body and replace thetwo screws.
"Be sure to rep/ace both batteries.

2. Memorybackupbattery
Turn offthe powerswitch and follow the same procedure asin trm (MM nt main hnltRry
replacement,beginning by removing screw (g). Replacethis auxiliary Imtlmy eivnty 2
years irrespective Of main battery replacement.
Note:
Ifthe mainbatteries for calculation/display andthe auxiliarybattery for memory beck
up are removed atthe same time, the memorycontents will be lost. Be sure to keep
either in place.
* Never throw theold batteries into a fire. This is very dangerous because they are
likely to explode.
* Neverconfuse the(+)and (-) sides ofthe batteries.
Store the batteries out of reach of infants. If an infant swallows a battery, consult a
physician at once.
This isan automaticpowersaving function for preventingwastefulpowerconsumption
that will resultshould you forget to turn offthe powerswitch. The powersupply is
automatically cutoff about 6 minutesafter completion of operation.
In this case, power canbe resumed by pressing the c*jjokey or turning the powerswitch
offand then on again.
* Evenwhen the power is off, independent memory and datamemorycontents are
retained.However,modedesignations ( ua , H , Hmo*, etc.) are canceledexcept
that ofthe finger input mode ( D ).
Adjustment of displaycontrast canbe performedusing the adjustment control located
on the right side ofthe unit. Turn inthe direction ofthe arrow to increasecontrast.
Turn inthe opposite direction to reducecontrast.This is used to compensatecontrast of
the display in accordance with batterycapacity orto adjust to compensate forthe
viewingangle.

The RAM area of this calculator's data memory is 929 charactun (•|I|IMIM|MIM|H|V 1 kilo-
byte), butthe addition ofthe optional RAM Pack (OR-20) Incrnnwi* Urn ninn to 2977
characters (approximately 3 kilobytes).
• How to install theRAM pack (OR-20)
<Preparation>
IftheRAM pack is- handledcarelessly, its internal circuit maybo diMtrnyiNl by Mntlr
electricity. Therefore,beforehandling the pack,touch a doorknob or nihm motiillic
object to discharge the electrostatic charge contained in yourbody.
<Procedure>
1) Turn offthe powersupply. (Power switch -» OFF)
2) Remove thetwo screws onthe back and take offthe back cover. (See page 5)
3) Move the clasp oftheRAM pack downward.Insert the pack inthe socket ofthe
mainbody and slide itin while holding the clasp.
* Never touch the connector onPCBpadoftheRAM pack.
PCB pad Socket
Slide to secure
the pack Clasp
4) Screw onthe backcover.
5) Press the "AllReset" button using pointed objectafter turning onthe powerswitch.
•If this button isnot pressed,memorycontents maybe changed ora meaningless
display may appear.
6) Confirm the displayshows "L 2977:11 95"by pressing "cf H using the CAPACITY
command (see page 46).
*If dust,fingerprints,etc. are allowed toget onto the connector orPCBpadofthe
pack, poorcontact may result. Therefore,thesemust never be touched.
* Afterremoval ofthe pack, be sure toputitinits case and store itina place which
is freefromdust.
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• Nomenclature
• RESET All reset button (Onthe backpanel)
•For clearing all memory contents.
• Use thisimmediatelyafterpurchase or when you want to claar .ill data.
•Calculation keys (Keys onthe Input Screen- used inthe touch modi.)
EO ~ (D , Q Numericalkeys/decimal key
• These are pressed to input numerical values into the calculator.
Press (Zl to indicate a decimal point.
• Thesekeys are also used when a phonenumber is input. (Puu<> 27)
• The O keyis displayed "0"to avoidconfusion with the lottot "O".
Q f B , a , B , B Arithmeticoperation keys/equal key
• Press the necessary keys for arithmeticoperation.
• The B key obtains an answer.
• Whenthese are pressedafterpressing the ^key, each will be displayed as a symbol.
(Page 27)
(%) Percent key
• Press this key to percentage calculations.
• When this keyis pressedafterpressing the
, ("») , ® Memory keys
> key, it will be displayed asa symbol.
• When a numericalvalue istobe input into the memory asa positive value,press the
(M+| key.When itistobe input asa negativevalue,press theB key.When a numerical
value stored inthe memory istobe displayed, press the |«5) key.When the (Sc| keyis
pressed, the numericalvaluestored inthe memory is deleted.
• When this keyis pressed after pressing the ^key, it will be displayed as a character.
B Clear key
• When an erroneousnumericalvalue is input, itcanbe cleared by pressing this key
immediatelyafter input; also releases overflow or errorcheck.
BD All clear key
• Press this key whenbeginning a calculation or whenstarting completely overagain;
also releases overflow or errorcheck.
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•Special operation keys (Keys below the display window)
T=3 Finger/Touchmode key
• Fingermode ( a mark appears) —48 types of characters (alphabot, iiiiiniiniK ;md
symbols) canbe input by finger writing using the Input Screen.
There are manykinds of writing forms inthe world.
This unit recognizes only standardalpha-numericcharacters written in tho (onns
shown on page 21.
• Touch mode ( a markdisappears) — Numerical and arithemetic operation keys on
the Input Screen canbe input.
(Symbolizedhere asED).
"a" Data input/output mode key
• Press this keyfor data storage, no will be displayed and data canbe input . This key
is also pressed with performing datacorrection or deletion. (Page 35,36)
•If this keyis pressed while rais displayed, na will disappear andthe output mode
will be designated.
(Symbolizedhere as S ).
e=i Displayclear key
• Press this keyto clear the display.
• This keyis also pressedwhen deleting data. (Page-36, 42)
• After this keyhas beenpressed, arithmetic operation key input will be displayed as
, c symbols. (Page 27)
a, a Cursorkeys
• Press these keys when the cursor position istobe shifted. When oneof thesekeys is
pressed once, a shift ofone display location results. Ifit remainsdepressed, the shift is
automaticallyrepeated.
a Delete key
• Press to delete one character tothe left ofthe blinkingcursor. (Page 28)
'•"-'" Command key
• Each time this keyis pressed,fivecommands are displayed.
• When the desired command is displayed, press the o keyandthe command will be
executed. (Page 46)
•Inthe inputmode,after"BUZZER ON(OFF)" is displayed "AUTO INPUT^"and
"AUTO INPUTV are displayed but thesecommandscan't be executed.
(Symbolized here as H .)
B Execute key
• This keyis used to execute the commandspecifiedusing the& key. (Page 46)
crbTEL input/output key
• Press this keyto input/output telephonenumbers,etc. (Page 26)
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S MEMOinput/output key
• Press this keyto input/output schedule memos, etc. (Page 37)
-•SECRET _ „
i 1 Secret key
• Press to designate the keyword forthe secretarea, orto dusluiuitit/i unml ilm socret
area. (Page 43)
(Symbolized here as H .)
'*; Dataoutput key
• Press this keyto output names and telephonenumbers in soguuncu. (Pay" 311
o Clear key
• When an erroneousnumericalvalue is input, itcanbe cleared by pressing this key
immediately after input; also releases overflow or errorcheck.(This keycanbe used
both inthe fingermode and touch mode.)
r^ All clear key
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Press this key whenbeginning a calculation or whenstartingcompletelyoveragain;
also releases overflow or errorcheck.This key overrides the autopower-off function.
(This keycanbe used both inthe finger mode and touch mode.)
Finger Writing Function
This unit hasa "FINGER WRITING" function which allowscharactersetc. tobe out-
lined by finger onthe Input Screen. The writing formswhichallow tobe recognized are
shown on page 21.
Be sure to write characterscovering the full area ofthe Finger Input Screen.
• Usage
Example: Input character"A".
(1) Turn the power on.
(2) When O mark isnotlitonthe display,select the fingermode by pressing g/g key.
6SI key.
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(3) Press the gg key.
Finger Input Screen (5X6 matrix)
Cursor blinks atthe leftmost
position ofthe display.

(4) Write "A"by finger, covering the full area ofthe Finger Input Sureon.
When the finger contacts tl\ I Ingor Input
Screen, an input speed indicutoi lights up.
After the first stroke of"A"is written and
the finger is lifted from the screen, the input
speed indicator will diminishgradually.
Write the nextstrokebefore the input speed
indicator disappears completely.
* Finger input speed canbe changed(seepage50).
(5) "A"is displayed atthe leftmostposition onthe display, andthe cursorblinks at
the nextposition.
Example: Calculate 123X 45.(Be sure to press thec==>key whenbeginning a calcula-
tion.)
123X45
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5535.
* Multiplication command canbe input as both " X " and
Example: Calculate the square root of5 (\/5~ ).
2.236067977

• Examples of pattern recognition by finger writing
There are48 kinds of characters (alphabet,numerals and symbols)which canbe input
by fingerwriting.Practice inputting all characters beforeadvancing toUK; nextsection.
Correctformations of characters are marked with " O ".
Be sure that the otherwritingformscannot be recognized for this unit.
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* Take care the difference ofO and 0, 1 andI,2 andZ,U andV,X and :+:, space and
dash.
DataBankFunctions
Thiscalculator is capable of datastorage and recallusing finger input and a touch input
system inthe databank function. Its functions canbe separated into two classifications
depending onthe use.
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• Data storage format
•A maximum of60 characters canbe stored on each line. (Thecursor blinks uptothe
55th character.After that, " • " begins to blink.
•The maximum number of verticaldivisions in eachcategory is 253.
• In the case of "TEL", names are automaticallystored in alphabeticalorder.
*929 characters(approximately 1 kilobyte) can be stored in the two categoriescom-
bined (e.g.,names and telephonenumbers of about 50to60 persons).
•Howto count the number of stored characters
1) If nothing is stored inthe DataBank, itis possible to store upto929 characters.
(Page 47)
2) Whenstoringcharacters(data tobe stored inthe memory), inthe case of the TEL,
MEMO areas respectively, in addition tothe input characters,extra spaces are also
necessary as shownbelow.
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DataType
TEL
MEMO
Keyword forthe
SEC RET area
Method for obtaining the number of memory
spaces used.
Number of input characters + 1
Number of input characters + 1
Number of characters - 1
Example:
ROGERS
6 Characters
0166-23-8581
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12 Characters -» 18 Characters +1 = 19
» 10 characters +1=11 characters
* The space between "PROFIT" and "30%" must also be counted.
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5 ->• 5 characters -1=4 characters
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• TEL function
Permits storage of telephonenumbers, addresses, etc. Upto60 characters canbe input
on each data line.
< Input procedure>
(1) Select the fingermode by pressing the ES key. " o " mark appears.
(2) Select the input mode by pressing theS key. "ta " will be displayed.
(3) Clear the display by pressing the B key. The cursor will blink onthe left ofthe
display.
(4) Write a name by fingerusing the Input Screen. Be sure to input each characters
separately.
"NUMBER:?" will be displayed.Then input the telephonenumber and press the
SD key.
Both finger input and touch input canbe used for telephonenumbers.
(Operation examples here use finger input.)
(5) When the BS keyis pressedafter inputting the telephonenumber, "NAME:?"
will be displayed. Repeat the name and number forthe desirednumber of persons.
Example: Inputting TALBOT
JACKSO
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(Input mode)
TALB5T
Indicates telephone number input.
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03-34-7-4-8 I I
(TEL)
JACKS3N
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^"indicates that 12 digits Or more
0236-4-2-8018
Pr«WlS to confirm undfipiyed portion!.
(If thii key rsmnins dapratied, automatic
03-347-481 1
M 0236-42-8018
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03-347-431 1_
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236-42-8018.
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Make sure to b» in the finger mode.
-\. Input. (Finger mod*)
The number of RECORD indicate* the
numbers of data (In this casa, tha num
barof names).
For tha number of ITEM 1 indicate* tha
nama and2 indicatas tha talaphona
numbar.
The nama ofthe next person Isre-
quested. The"2" indicatesthat this is
the second person's nameinput.
In this example, after nama Input, tha
RECORD number will change toa "1"
due to automaticsorting in alphabetical
sequence.
Indicatas nondisplayed characters exist
tothe right ofthe currently displayed
characters.
The character Intha lastdisplay location
blinks.
Operation sofarhas resulted inthe
storage ofthe telephone numbers oftwo
parsons.
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* Telephonenumbers can also be input inthe touchmode.
Anotheroperation forthe numbermentioned just before
(Input mode)
((£21)^)023604208018
Make sure to be in the touchmode.
In this caw the " • " (minu. «i»n) is
finger mode.
TO Insert a ipace. Input a straight line
•• -» " at the lowest or second lowest
line ofthe matrix onthe Input Screen.
"10000" is input bv miskate.
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PARK=*AVE.U5N05N
Return cursor tothe home position to
perform confirmation
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Replai
"10000" with "1000".
Move the cursor tothe right ofthe
location of the deiired deletion.
Pre« |pa; and0 ofthe left of the curtor
will b* delated.
Shift the display to the right while
confirming th« contents ofthe entry.
Input complete.
*To revise which has been input prior to pressing the (US key, simply press Icta and
reinput the data.
* When all data has been input, press (3Dfor confirmation. For correction of storeddata,
see page 35.
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<Output procedure>
• Prior to output
Firstpress the "AllReset" button, then designate the finger,mode and input mode ( O
and «n will be displayed) and input the following list.
(Since the "AllReset" button erases all data, donot press itif data is alreadystored
which you want to retain.Here this button is pressed only asan example.)
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NAME
JONES, BOB
ELLIS, MIKE
YOUNG, JIM
BROWN, JANE
WATTS, GAIL
ELLIS, JAN
SULLIVAN, ELIZABETH
HOYT, MARY
SMITH, JOHN
MILLS, PAUL
NUMBER
045-211-0821
0236-42-8018
06-314-2681
011-231-2343
03-862-4141
092-411-2684
0992-56-3575
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When allthe names and telephone numbers have been input, press the & keyto switch
tothe output mode. The following explanation assume that the listshownabove has
been input.
There are three output methods:
(1) Sequential search (2) Direct search (3) Initial search
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(1)Sequential search r— • >•' m
Press theS9keyandthe names will be recalledsequentiallyfrom the beginning.When
the display reaches the lastname, it returns tothe beginning. Since the names have been
automaticallysorted in alphabeticalorder,they are displayed as follows:
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Press IB whenreaching a namewhosenumber you want to know, andthe number will
be displayed.
Example: Recalling the telephonenumber for SMITH, JOHN.
(Output mode)
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Select ITEM number 1.
Indicates that a name will be displayed.
Indicetes display of first name.
I BROWN JflNE H Displey ofthe first name stored in
alphabetical order.
F IS MTkF -I I" this case of persons with the same
ItUL-lQ IFir\ -| -|1It nlm< th,lr ord.r ,, d.t.rmin.d by
the initial letters of their first names.
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number for
*For namerecall,performafterpressing cSL and ffEO and designatingITEM 1.
• Data output keyB canbe used to search fora name and number in normalalpha-
beticalorder.
(H9IB : The number is recalledafter the name display and then the next name is
displayed, andsoon.
(2) Direct search
Press the (HD key after inputting a name andthe telephonenumber will be displayed.
Example:
What isthe telephonenumber for HOYT,MARY?
What isthe telephonenumber for JONES, BOB?
(Output mode)
<J5NES=±B5B(!iD
Bo sure to designate ITEM No. 1.
Use the crikey below the display win-
dow inthe finger mode.

(3) Initial search « »«|O (S)
When the initialletter ofa storedname is input, the first stored -name containing that
letter is displayed"ttilst:omes in handy when the name Istor^br \»fl*n rrwny haVftes7*^
stored.
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Example: What isthe telephone number for MILLS, PAUL?
(Outputmode)
- Be sure to dettgnete ITEM No. 1.
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Diiplay of tha telephone number.
*If morethan one name hasthe same first letters, search is performed based onthe
alphabeticalorder ofthe second letters.
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Example: What isthe telephonenumber for ELLIS, MIKE?
(Outputmode)
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DlipHy of th* ttl.phon. number.
ELLIS MIKE
0236-42-88 IS
*2 or moreletters canbe input to search a storedname.
Example: What isthe telephonenumber for WATTS, GAIL?
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011-231-2343
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*Ifthe initial isnot stored, orifthe wrong spelling is input, nothing but "NAME" will
be displayed.
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*A telephone number canbe searched forinthe same wayasa name by designating
ITEM 2.
• Correction ofthe stored data
Example: Correct the telephone number for JONES, BOB which has beenstored inthe
list on page 29.
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Recoiling the telephone number for
JONES, BOB (direct March).
Select the input mode.
Input new number.
Input complete.
* Input data is confirmed by pressing (JS key.
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• Deletion ofthe stored data
Example:Delete the name of WATTS, GAIL andher telephone number which has
beenstored inthe list on page 29.
(InDUt mode) I MB 3 I I Recellln» the name of WATTS, GAIL
^ i™ i - -. r-rci ir^t i........-. - — - • I (sequential search).
The name of WATTS, GAIL is deleted,
the next stored name is recalled atthe
same time.
• Bythe deletion ofa name, that person'stelephone number is automatically deleted.
However,deleting a telephonenumberdoes not delete the name.
• MEMO function
• This function makes possible the storage of appointment schedules, train timetables,
etc. A maximum of60 characters canbe input for eachdata item anda maximum of
253 dataitems canbe stored.
<Input procedure> _^ .
(1) Designate the input mode by pressing the @ key. > ;t go
(2) Press theS key, and designate the finger mode by pressing (53 key.
(3) Input the data.
(4) Press the (i£Sl key, andthe data will be stored andthe cursor will disappear. Ifthe
dataexceeds 12 characters, only the first 12 characters will be displayed.
(5) Press the S key again and "MEMO:?" will be displayed indicating readiness to
accept the nextdata input. o .c

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