D69 PLUS - Calculator Genie - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Printing calculator
Brand	Genie
Model	D69 PLUS
Power supply	AC adapter 6V/300mA (100-240V~)
Display	LCD
Printing	Yes, with replaceable ink roller (type IR-40T)
Input capacity	12-operation buffer
Arithmetic functions	Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
Percentage calculations	Normal, rate, delta
Cost, selling price, margin calculations	Yes (COST, SELL, MARGIN keys)
Tax calculation	Yes, programmable tax rate
Currency conversion	Yes, programmable conversion rate (2 rates)
Independent memory	Yes (M+, M-, recall, clear)
Grand total (GT)	Yes, with printing and clearing
Replay and correction mode	Yes, up to 100 steps
Rounding selector	UP, 5/4, CUT
Decimal selector	0~6, F (floating), A (addition mode)
Operating temperature	0°C to 40°C
Maintenance	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use solvents.
Safety	Do not disassemble. Use the specified voltage.
Spare parts	Ink roller IR-40T, paper roll 58 mm x ∅80 mm
Warranty	Return to point of sale with original packaging and receipt
Manufacturer	GO Europe GmbH, Germany

Frequently Asked Questions - D69 PLUS Genie

How to replace the ink roller of the Genie D69 PLUS?

To replace the ink roller, open the printer cover (Fig.A). Remove the old roller by pulling it upward (Fig.B). Insert a new compatible ink roller IR-40T (black or red) making sure it is properly seated (Fig.C). Close the cover. Never use liquid ink.

How to load the paper roll into the calculator?

Turn on the calculator. Follow the procedure illustrated in the manual: place the paper roll (width 58 mm, max diameter 80 mm) in its compartment, then press the FEED key to advance the paper. Never pull the paper manually.

What to do in case of entry error on the calculator?

If you haven't pressed a calculation key (+, -, ×, ÷) yet, use the → key to delete the last entered digit, or the C/CE key to clear the current entry. If the error is already entered in a calculation, you can correct it using the replay function (mode ON/REPLAY) to modify the steps.

How to use the replay function to correct calculations?

Set the calculator to ON/REPLAY mode. Press the CHECK key to review each step of the calculation. Use the navigation keys to move forward or backward. To modify a step, press the CORRECT key and enter the new value. The calculator automatically recalculates the final result.

How to set the tax rate?

To set the tax rate (for example 17%), press the SET key then TAX% and enter the rate (e.g., 17). Press TAX% again to confirm. To recall the rate, press TAX% without entering a value.

How to perform a normal percentage calculation with the Genie D69 PLUS?

Enter the base value, press ×, enter the percentage, then press the % key. For example, for 12% of 3574: enter 3574, ×, 12, %. The displayed and printed result is 428.88.

How to use the independent memory?

To add a value to memory, press the M+ key (after a calculation or directly). To subtract, press M-. To recall the content, press MR (recall). To clear the memory, press MC. The memory retains the value even after a general clear (AC does not).

What type of paper to use?

Use a dust-free paper roll with a width of 58 mm and a maximum diameter of 80 mm. To advance the paper, press the FEED key.

How to clean the calculator?

Turn off and unplug the device. Clean the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. If necessary, slightly dampen the cloth with a solution of water and neutral detergent. Never use thinners, benzene, or other solvents.

What does the 'E' display on the screen mean?

The 'E' indicator appears when the calculation capacity is exceeded, especially if the result (intermediate or final) has more than 12 digits. To clear, press AC or C/CE. The partial result can be recovered but with a loss of precision.

USER MANUAL D69 PLUS Genie

- Never try to take the calculator apart.

- Handle the calculator carefully, and avoid dropping it.

- Do not operate the keys roughly. As you operate the keys, monitor your input by watching the display to make sure that values are being input correctly.

- Avoid using the calculator in very hot or cold areas (below 32^ / 0^ , or above 104^ / 40^ ). Also avoid heavy dust and moisture.

- When using paper, be sure that you install it correctly.

- To clean the calculator, wipe it off with a soft cloth. You can also clean the exterior by wiping it with a soft cloth that has been moistened with a weak solution of water and a neutral detergent.

- Never use volatile fluids such as lacquer thinner or benzine, etc. when cleaning the calculator.

- Be sure to switch the power off after you finish using the calculator or if you do not plan to use it for a long period. As with all electrical appliances, it is also a good idea to unplug the power cord from the AC outlet if you are not going to use the calculator for a long time.

- Always make sure that roll paper is installed in the calculator before using any of the Function Selector settings that activates the printer.

- In no event will the manufacturer and its suppliers be liable to you or any other person for any damages, including any incidental or consequential expenses, lost profits, lost savings or any other damages arising out of use of this product.

- The information provided in this manual is subject to change without notice.

About the input buffer

An input buffer is a place where key operations are temporarily collected until the calculator can finish the operation it is performing now and start on the next one. The input buffer of this calculator can hold up to 12 key operations (both number entries and function commands), so you can continue key input even while another operation is being processed.

IMPORTANT!

Please keep your manual and all information handy for future reference.

2. About the Selectors

OFF : Power is off.

ON/REPLAY : Power is on but printer is disabled. Also enables Replay mode.

PRINT : Print mode and disable the Replay mode.

UP : Round-up mode

5/4 : Round-off mode

CUT : Cut-off mode.

F : Floating mode

6 \~ 0 : Sets the specified decimal point.

A: Add mode.

Grand total memory switch.

3. Loading the Paper Roll

Switch ON the calculator, follow the procedure illustrated below.

• Always use the FEED key to advance the paper. Never pull on the paper by hand.
• We recommend dustless type paper (58mm wide X 80mm or less diameter).

Fig.1

Simple line drawing of a roll of paper with scissors cutting a piece of paper (no text or symbols)

Fig.2

Line drawing of a portable electronic device with grid keypad and cylindrical body (no text or symbols)

Fig.4

Fig.3

Line drawing of a mechanical device with grid array and roller (no text or symbols)

4. Replacing the Ink Roller

The printer in this model uses a disposable ink roller (cartridge type). If impressions are too light or illegible, replace the ink roller with a new one.

1) Open the printer cover (Fig.A).
2) Remove the ink roller by pulling it up (Fig.B).
3) Install a new ink roller (Fig.C).
4) Make sure the ink roller is in place, and replace the cover.

Note : Never fill the ink roller with fluid ink as it may run or clog the printer. Use only compatible with IR-40T (Black and Red).

Fig.A

Line drawing of a vintage calculator with multiple keypad units (no text or symbols)

Fig.B

Line drawing of a hand inserting a card into a calculator (no text or symbols present)

Fig.C

Line drawing of a hand inserting a small object into a calculator (no text or symbols)

5. Specifications

Capacity : 12 digits

Decimal point : Full floating, and fixed (0 \~ 6)

with round-up, round-off or cut-off.

ADD mode : Decimal point is fixed at 2 position.

Display : LCD.

Ambient temperature range : 0°C to 40°C

32^ to 104^

Power supply: Adaptor 6V/300mA

Input: 100-240V - 50/60 Hz, 0,3A

WARNING

THE VOLTAGE USED MUST BE THE SAME AS SPECIFIED ON THIS CALCULATOR, USING THIS CALCULATOR WITH A HIGHER VOLTAGE THAN THAT WHICH IS SPECIFIED IS DANGEROUS AND MAY RESULT IN A FIRE OR OTHER TYPE OF ACCIDENT CAUSING DAMAGE. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM USE OF THIS CALCULATOR WITH A VOLTAGE OTHER THAN THAT WHICH IS SPECIFIED.

6. Performing Addition and Subtraction

The following keys are used for addition and subtraction operations.

+ Press this key after entering a value to specify that the value should be added to a total.

Press this key after entering a value to specify that the value should be subtracted from a total.

Press this key after the ☑ keys to print and display the subtotal up to that point and keep the result in the register.

Press this key after the ☑r keys to print and display the result of addition / subtraction. The result will be cleared in the register.

PRINT Press this key to print displayed contents, and does not affect calculation.

Example Operation Printout Display

	“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
100	AC	0. c 0.
100
300 1	00 +	100. + 100.+
-200	+	100. + 200.+
(300) (Subtotal) 3	00 +	300. + 500.+
600 2	00 -	200. - 300.-
900 (Total)	◇
30 (Total) 300.300.		◇
	6 00 +	600. + 900.+
	*	900.900.
	√	900.
		30. * 30.
500
200
-400 5	00 +	500. + 500.+
(300) (Subtotal) 2	00 +	200. + 700.+
700 4	00 -	400. - 300.-
1000 (Total)	◇	300.300.
	7 00 +	700. + 1 000.+
	*	1,000. * 1 000.

Addition / Subtraction using the repeat operation

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "F",GT-OFF
Quantity	Unit price	Amount
2	300	600
1	480	480
1	250	250
3	400	1,200

Total quantity : 7

Total amount : \$ 2,530

7. Performing Multiplication and Division

The following keys are used for multiplication and division operations.

X Press this key after entering a value to specify that the value should be multiplied by the next value entered.
Press this key after entering a value to specify that the value should be divided by the next value entered.
= Press this key following a multiplication or division operation to obtain the result.

To perform multiplication and division

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

(100 + 400) X100

$$ = 5 0 0 0 0 $$

1. c 0.

1. • 100.+

1. • 500.+

500 . x 500.x

1. = 50'000.=

50'000. *

"PRINT", "0", "5/4", GT-OFF

39600 ÷ 1600

$$ = 2 5 \quad 3 9 6 $$

39,600. ÷ 39'600.÷

1,600. = 25.=

1. *

To use constants in multiplication and division

■ The value input before the ☑ keys will be registered as a constant in multiplication and division.
■ Each press of or divides the displayed value (whether it's a result or a newly entered value) by the constant.
- Pressing X or cancels the constant. Constants are also cancelled when you perform a normal (non-constant) multiplication or division operation.

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

$$ 3 6 \times 2 8. 3 5 = 1 0 2 0. 6 \quad 2 8 \quad 3 5 \quad 2 8 \boxed {3 5} \times \boxed {\times} 2 8. 3 5 \times $$

$$ 2 5. 4 \times 2 8. 3 5 = 7 2 0. 0 9 $$

$$ 3 6 \boxed {=} 3 6. = 1 ^ {\prime} 0 2 0. 6 = $$

$$ 1, 0 2 0. 6 * $$

$$ 2 5 \boxed {\bullet} 4 \boxed {=} 2 5. 4 = 7 2 0. 0 9 = $$

$$ 7 2 0. 0 9 * $$

8. About "A" Mode Calculations

■ 2 decimal places are assumed for entries and results of all addition and subtraction operations. Entering 2 only results in a value of 0.02 for the entry. If you use the ● key during entry of a value, the decimal point is included at the place you specify. This mode has no effect on multiplication and division operations.

Example Operation Printout Display

		“PRINT”, “A”, GT-OFF
23.25	0 . c	0.	AC
45.75
-12.50 2325		+	23.25 + 23.25 +
96.25 4575		+	45.75 + 69.00 +
152.75 12		● 50 +2.50 - 56.50 -
		9625 +	96.25 + 152.75 +
		*	152.75 +52.75

9. Using the Independent Memory

M+ Press this key in place of at the end of a multiplication or division operation to add the result of the operation to memory contents. Pressing this key at any other time adds the displayed value to memory contents.

M- Press this key in place of at the end of a multiplication or division operation to subtract the result of the operation from memory contents. Pressing this key at any other time subtracts the displayed value from memory contents.

Press this key to display memory contents.

Press this key to clear memory contents.

To store and recall values

Example Operation Printout Display
	"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF
140 0.	M+	M*	0.
250	AC	0.c	0.
-90 140	+	140.+	140.+
300 (Total) 250	+	250.+	390.+
	90 -	90.-300.-
	*	300.300.
950	M+	300.M+	M 300.
750 950	+	950.+	M 950.+
1700 (Total)	750 750 . +		M 1'700.+
	*	1,700.*	M 1'700.
550	M+	1,700.M+	M 1'700.
650 550	+	550.+	M 550.+
(1200) (Subtotal)	650 +	650.+	M 1'200.+
300	◇	1,200.◇	M 1'200.
1500 (Total)
3500 (Accumulated total)	3 00 +	300.+	M 1'500.+
	*	1,500.*	M 1'500.
	M+	1,500.M+	M 1'500.
	M◇	3,500.M◇	M 3'500.
	M+	3,500.M*	3'500.

10. Calculating Percentages

Use this key for regular percentage, add-on, discount, ratio, and increase / decrease calculations.

Use this key to find the percent change between two values.

To calculate regular percentages, add-ons, and discounts

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "2", "5/4", GT-OFF

12% of 3574 3574 3,574.x 574.x

12 % 12. % 428.88 %

428.88 *

"PRINT", "2", "5/4" GT-OFF

6% of 1590 6 6.x 6.x

6% of 3698

1590 % 1,590. % 95.40 %

95.40 *

3698 3/698. % 221.88 %

221,88 *

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

15% add-on of 1500 15 00 X 1,500. x 1'500. x

15 % 15. % 225.%

1. *

+ 1,725. + % 1,725.+

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

25% discount of 1950 1950

1. × 1'950. x

25%

1. % 487.5 %

487.5 *

1,462.5 - % 1'462.5 -

To calculate ratios, increases, and decreases

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "2", "5/4", GT-OFF

Percentage of 654 654 654. ÷ 654. ÷

against 852 852

852.%

76.76%

76.76 *

"PRINT", "2", "5/4", GT-OFF

If you earned \$110 last

1. ÷

2. ÷

week and \$100 this week,

110.%

90.91%

what percentage did your

90.91 *

income decrease ?

Note

Whenever you perform a regular percentage or ratio calculation, the result is automatically transferred to the total memory used for accumulation of totals.

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

The profit for the previous

15 00 △% 1,500. 1'500. %

year was \$1500. The profit

18 00 =1,800.=20.=

for this year is \$1800. 300.

What's the increased

percentage?

1. %

11. Calculating Cost, Sell, Margin.

: Use this key to input cost.

: Use this key to input Selling price.

: Use this key to input profit rate.

To calculate mark-up and mark-down

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

What will the selling price

1. C+

2. COST

and profit be when the purchasing price of an item is \$480 and the profit rate of the selling price is 40% ?

1. MG

2. SELL

3. *

(Selling price)

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

What will the selling price

1. C+

2. COST

and loss be when selling a

-4. MG

1. SELL

\$130 item at a 4% loss rate ?

1. *

(Selling price)

Determine the Cost.

Example Operation Printout Display
	“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
If the selling price of an item is 36.55 and the margin is 20%, find the cost of item.(=29.24)	36.55SELL	36.55C-	36.55SELL
	20MGN.	MG	29.24 COST
		29.24 *

Determine the margin.

Example Operation Printout Display
	“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
If the cost of an item is 380 and the selling price is400, find the margin(=5%)	380 COST	380. c+	380 COST
	400 EQO.	c-	5 MGN%
		5 *

12. Grand total Calculation

GT : Display and print the contents of the grand total memory and clears it.

Example Operation Printout Display
"PRINT", "F", GT-ON

456	0. C	0.	AC
254	456		+	456. + 456.+
710 (Total)		254	+	254. + 710.+
			*	710. G+ 710.	GT

773	773 +	773. +	773.	+GT
1048 1048 1048 . + 1821.	+			+GT
(2000)	2000 -	2000 . -		-179. -GT
-179 (Total)	*	-179 . G+		-179. GT

531 (Grand total)	GT	531.G◇	531.GT
	GT	531.G*	531.

13. TAX Calculation

Calculate amount including TAX with TAX rate preset by(TAX) key.

Calculate amount excluding TAX with TAX rate preset by (TAX) key.

Used to enter TAX rate.

Setting the TAX rate (eg.17%).

Operation Printout Display
“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
	0. c	0.
17 SET TAX+	17.% 17.	TAX%

Recall the TAX rate

Operation Printout Display
“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
AC	0. c	0.
SET TAX-	17.% 17.	TAX%

Example Operation Printout Display

	“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
	AC	0. c	0.
	200 TAX+	200. 234	TAX+
Price=200,TAX=17%,Calculate the price after TAX.		17.%
		34. +
		234. *
	“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
Price after TAX=58.5,TAX=17%, calculate theprice before TAX.	AC	0. c	0.
	58.5 TAX-	58.5 50.	TAX-
		17.%
		-8.5 +
		50. *

14. Conversion

C1, Use these keys to make conversions

SET Used to enter conversion rate.

Setting the conversion rate as 8.65 (C1=8.65 C2)

Operation Printout Display
“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
	AC	0. c	0.
	8.65 SET C1	8.65.% 8.65	C1 %
Recall the conversion rate
Operation Printout Display
“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
	AC	0. c	0.
	SET C2	8.65.% 8.65	C1 %
Operation Printout Display
“PRINT”, “F”, GT-OFF
	AC	0. c	0.
	5 C13.25		C1
To convert 5 C2 TO C1.		8.65 x
		43.25 *
“To convert 1085 C1 TO C2.	“PRINT”, “2”, “4/5”, GT-OFF
	AC	0. c	0.
	1085 C2	1085.	125.43
		8.65 ÷
		125.43 *

15. Making Corrections in Input

▶ Use this key to delete digits from the right of the displayed value. Each press deletes 1 digit. Note that you can change a numeric entry with this key only if you have not yet input the incorrect value by pressing one of the calculation keys (such as +, &td.)

C/CE Use this key to delete a numeric entry with this key only if you have not yet input the incorrect value by pressing one of the calculation keys (such as +, etc.) Using for clearing registered amount (memory contents are not cleared.

AC Clears all pending calculation including memory contents.

If you have already input the incorrect value by pressing one of the calculation keys (such as +, Mtc), the entire operation will be deleted.

Example Operation Printout Display

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF
123 x 456 x 78	123	123. x	123. x
= 4374864 (Mistake)	447	447.
(To correct)	0.	C/CE
	456	X	456. x 56'088. x
(Mistake)	789	789.
(To drop off "9")			78.
		=	78. = 4'374'864.=
			4,374,864. *

If you find you made a wrong entry in the current operation but have not yet pressed *, use or to clear the error or adjust it before pressing *.

Example

If you enter: 2 + 3 + 5 + 5 + 6 , and wish to change the first 5 to 4, enter - 5 followed by + 4 before pressing ☐.

16. Replay for correction

This unit contains 100 steps check function.

Recalls automatically all calculation made in "ON/REPLAY" mode.

Checks each calculation step by step. Performs quick replay by continuous press.

Enables correction for each calculation step.

Example Operation Display

“ON/REPLAY”, “F”, GT-OFF
	AC	0.
138 138	+	138. +
(65.7) 65.7	-	72.3 -
26 26	+	98.3 +
26 124.3+	+
76 76 200.3 +	+
76 276.3 +	+
76	+	352.3 +
352.3 (Total)	*	352.3
Recall	CHECK	REPLAY 138.+
	CHECK	REPLAY 65.7-
Correct (65.7) to (20) 20 20.	CORRECT
The new answer is 398. 398.	CORRECT
Auto Replay	AUTO REPLAY	REPLAY 138.+
		REPLAY 20.-
		REPLAY 26.+
		REPLAY 26.+
		REPALY 76.+
		REPALY 76.+
		REPALY 76.+
		REPALY 398.

Press again to pause the replay.

17. About Calculation Capacity

Any of the following condition will cause the "E" indicator to appear on the display to indicate that the capacity of the calculator is exceeded.

- Whenever the integer part of a result (whether intermediate or final) is longer than 12 digits.

In this case, the display shows the 12 most significant digits of the result. The true decimal point of the result is 12 places to the right of the decimal position shown in this display. Clear

the entire calculation by pressing AC or C/CE.

18. Warranty

Dear customer,

We are delighted that you have chosen this equipment.

In the case of a defect, please return the device together with the receipt and original packing material to the point of sale.

19. Cleaning

Switch off the unit.

Disconnect the power plug from the power socket.

Clean the surface of the housing with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Do not use any solvents or cleaning agents.

20. Declaration of Conformity

The CE Mark on the device confirms conformity.

The Declaration of Conformity can be read online at www.go-europe.com.

21. Manufacturer

GO Europe GmbH

Zum Kraftwerk 1

D-45527 Hattingen

Germany

22. Disposal

Find out about the possibilities of taking back used appliances free of charge from your dealer.

The adjacent symbol indicates laws dictate that electrical and electronic apparatus no longer required must be disposed of separate from domestic waste. Dispose of your device at a collection point provided by your local public waste authority. Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

The packaging is made of environmentally friendly materials that you can dispose of at local recycling points. Advice on the options with which to dispose of your old device can be obtained from your municipal or local administration offices.

Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

The device and packaging materials can be recycled; sort them for disposal to simplify waste management. The Triman logo is only relevant for France.

Observe the identification on the packaging materials during the waste sorting process; they are identified by abbreviations (b) and numbers (a) which have the following significance: 1–7: plastic/20–22: paper and cardboard/80–98: composite materials.

The device and the packaging material can be recycled, so sort them prior to disposal for better waste management. Contact your local authorities for information on the various options available to ensure correct disposal. Observe the following identifications of the packaging materials: (a) numbers, (b) abbreviations and (c) materials which have the following significance: 1 ^€ 7: plastics / 20 ^€ 22: paper and cardboard / 80 ^€ 98: composite materials and (d) type of packaging. The logo is only applicable to Italy.

Line drawing of scissors cutting a piece of paper with zigzag edges (no text or symbols)

Abb.2

Line drawing of a portable electronic device with grid layout and cylindrical roller (no text or symbols)

Abb.3

Abb.4

Line drawing of a mechanical device with rollers and a grid of buttons (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a vintage calculator with multiple keypad units (no text or symbols)

Abb.B

Line drawing of a hand inserting a card into a digital calculator (no text or symbols)

5. Technische Daten

Anzeige

:

12

Ziffern

$$ 1 6 \boxed {0 0} 1. 6 0 0. = 2 5. = $$

1. *

F : Modo flotante

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Fig.2

Line drawing of a portable electronic device with grid keypad and battery casing (no text or symbols)

Fig.3
Fig.4

Line drawing of a vintage calculator with multiple keypad units (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a hand inserting a component into a digital calculator (no text or symbols on the device itself)

Line drawing of a hand inserting a small object into a calculator (no text or symbols)

5. Especificaciones

$$ 1 \boxed {0 9} 1 0 0. + 1 0 0. + $$

$$ 4 \boxed {0 9} \boxed {+} 4 0 0. + 5 0 0. + $$

500.x 500.x

$$ 1 \boxed {0 9} 1 0 0. = 5 0 ^ {\prime} 0 0 0. = $$

50'000.

"PRINT" "0", "5/4", GT-OFF

$$ 3 9 6 0 0 \div 1 6 0 0 $$

$$ = 2 5 \quad 3 9 6 \quad 3 9, 6 0 0. \div \quad 3 9 ^ {\prime} 6 0 0. \div $$

$$ 1 6 \boxed {0 9}, 6 0 0. = 2 5. = $$

25.

12% of 3574 3574 3,574.x 3,574.x

12 % 12. % 428.88 % 428.88 *

"PRINT", "2", "5/4" GT-OFF

6% of 1590 6 6. x 6. x

6% of 3698

1590 % 1,590. % 95.40 %

95.40

3698 % 3,698. % 221.88 %

221,88

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

15% add-on of 1500 15 1,500. x 1'500. x

15 % 15.% 225.%

225.

+ 1,725. + % 1,725.+

"PRINT", "F", GT-OFF

Si has ganado \$110 la 1 100. 100. ÷

8.65 SET C1 8.65.% 8.65

1. c

0.

C1%

F : Virgola mobile

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Fig.2

Line drawing of a portable electronic device with grid keypad and cylindrical battery (no text or symbols)

Fig.3

Fig.4

Line drawing of a mechanical device with grid layout and roller (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a calculator with grid keypad and open lid (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a hand inserting a small object into a calculator (no text or symbols)

5. Dati tecnici

Capacità

: 12 cifre

Punto

: Virgola mobile e fissa (0 \~ 6) con arrotondamento

decimale

LA TENSIONE DEVE COINCIDERE CON

QUELLA INDICATA SULLA CALCOLATRICE.

L'USO DELLA CALCOLATRICE CON UNA

TENSIONE SUPERIORE A QUELLA

$$ 1 6 \boxed {0 0}, 6 0 0. = 2 5. = $$

1. *

F : vlottende modus

Line drawings of a roll, scissors cutting, and battery pack with a close-up of its internal components (no text or symbols)

Afb. 3 Afb. 4

Line drawing of a vintage calculator with no visible text or symbols

Line drawing of a hand inserting a card into a digital calculator (no text or symbols)

Afb. C

Line drawing of a hand inserting a small object into a calculator (no text or symbols)

5. Specifications

$$ 1 \boxed {0 0} = 1 0 0. = 5 0 ^ {\prime} 0 0 0. = $$

$$ 5 0 ^ {\prime} 0 0 0. * $$

$$ 1 6 \boxed {0 0} = 1, 6 0 0. = 2 5. = $$

$$ 2 5. * $$

3,574.x ^x3 ,574.x

12%

1. % 428.88%

428.88 *

8.65 SET 9165.% 8.65

1. c 0.

C1 %

F : mode virgule flottante

Line drawing of scissors cutting a piece of paper with zigzag edges (no text or symbols)

Fig.2

Line drawing of a portable electronic device with grid keypad and cylindrical roller (no text or symbols)

Fig.3

Fig.4

Line drawing of a handheld electronic device with rollers and buttons (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a vintage calculator with multiple keypad units (no text or symbols)

Fig.C

Line drawing of a hand inserting a small object into a calculator (no text or symbols)

Fig.B

Line drawing of a hand inserting a card into a digital calculator (no text or symbols)

5. Spécifications

Capacité

: 12 chiffres

Virgule décimale

$$ 1 \boxed {0 0} 1 0 0. = 5 0 ^ {\prime} 0 0 0. = $$

50'000. *

"PRINT" "0", "5/4", GT-OFF

$$ 3 9 6 0 0 \div 1 6 0 0 $$

$$ = 2 5 \quad 3 9 6 \quad 3 9, 6 0 0. \div \quad 3 9 ^ {\prime} 6 0 0. \div $$

$$ 1 6 \boxed {0 0}, 6 0 0. = 2 5. = $$

1. *