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KULLANIM KILAVUZU ICC-83 SANYO

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Mini Electronic Calculator ICC-83

Instruction Manual

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CONTENTS

Page

Features 1

Name of Parts 2

Keys, Switches and Lamps 3

Preparations Before Starting 4

Loading of dry cell batteries 5

Calculations....6

1. Additions and Subtractions 6
2. Multiplications and Successive Multiplications ..... 6
3. Divisions and Successive Divisions 7
4. Multiplication with a Constant 7
5. Division by a Constant 7
6. Power Calculations 8
7. Mixed Calculations 8
8. Overflow 8

Specifications

FEATURES

This compactly designed, high performance mini electronic calculator is equipped with single-chip LSI and has a number of outstanding features and functions:

* Key operation follows the figure alignment of each arithmetic expression.
* Three-register, underflow system (priority given to upper 8 digits).
* Zero suppression makes reading the display easier.
* Full calculating versatility with constant calculations, mixed calculations, power calculations, etc.
* Handy fixed/floating decimal point selector switch.
* Two convenient power sources: ordinary house current or dry cell batteries.
* With automatic clear system.

NAME OF PARTS

KEYS, SWITCHES AND LAMPS

......⑨

Numeric Keys

Figures are registered by depressing these keys in the order in which they appear in the calculation.

Decimal Point Key

Depress this key at the appropriate position when registering figure with a decimal point.

- × ÷ =

Function Keys

These keys are depressed in accordance with the given arithmetic expression.

Clear All Key

This key clears the entire machine. (The same effect is obtained when turning on the power switch.)

Clear Key

Depressing this key clears only the displayed figures.

Constant Switch

Switch to the "K" position before beginning the calculation with a constant multiplicand or divisor. In ordinary calculations, it must always be switched off.

Decimal point selector switch

The decimal point in the result of calculation can either be selected to floating or fixed by selector switch. (Calculated result is drop off)

• Over-flow lamp

This lamp lights when the integer part in result exceeds 8 digits.

— Minus lamp

This lamp lights when the result of calculation is negative.

- Alarm lamp

This lamp lights when battery power is exhausted, and warn you to replace them.

Power switch

Turning on the power * Slide the power switch ON. Turning off the power * Slide down the power switch

PREPARATIONS BEFORE STARTING

1. The right-most digit lights zero (0) when turn the power switch on.
2. Make sure if alarm lamp is not lit in using dry cell battery.
3. Preselect the decimal point and constant switch, according to the calculation.

LOADING OF DRY CELL BATTERIES

1. To open the battery lid, lift the lid towards the direction of the arrow, pushing slightly inward. (Fig. 1)

Illustration of hands holding a device with an upward arrow, labeled (Fig.1) at bottom (no text or symbols on device)

1. Load 4 C-size batteries into the battery container. When loading, insert negative pole of the battery first. (Fig. 2)

Diagram of a mechanical device with internal components and a separate drawer, labeled (Fig.2) (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

1. After loading the batteries, ①: insert the hook of lid into the calculator. ②: push the lid to downward. (Fig. 3)

NOTE: Replace batteries when an alarm lamp will lights.

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CALCULATIONS.

1. ADDITIONS AND SUBTRACTIONS
   (Ex. 1) 456+789-496=749

2

456

+

789

-

496

=

749.

(Ex. 2) 12.3+8.18-9.42=11.06

12

3

8

18

9

42

11.06

(Ex. 3) -456+320=-136

∅

SM

-456

+320

-

-

136.

1. MULTIPLICATIONS AND SUCCESSIVE MULTIPLICATIONS
   (Ex. 1) 1.234 × 9.876 = 12.186984

a	1 234 9 876 =	12.186984
b	Key operation is the same as in a	12.186

(Ex. 2) -123×789=-97047

2
9	123	789

(Ex. 3) 7.41 × 8.52 × 9.63 = 607.972716

a	7 41 8 52 9 63 =	607.97271
b	Key operation is the same as in a	607.972

1. DIVISIONS AND SUCCESSIVE DIVISIONS
   (Ex. 1) 9.876÷8=1.2345

a	9 876 8 =	1.2345
b	Key operation is the same as in a	1.234

(Ex. 2) -625 ÷ 25 = -25

2

625 25 =

— 25.

(Ex. 3) 625 ÷ 25 ÷ 0.5 = 50

625 25 5	50.
Key operation is the same as in (a)	50.000

1. MULTIPLICATION WITH A CONSTANT

(Ex.)	3.14×2=6.28
	3.14×3=9.42
	3.14×8.5=10.99

3	14	2
		3
	3	5

(NOTE) Regard the constant as the multiplicand.

1. DIVISION BY A CONSTANT

(Ex.)	56÷2.8=20
	63÷2.8=22.5
	14÷2.8=5.25
	20.
	22.5
	5.25

(NOTE) Regard the constant as the divisor.

1. POWER CALCULATIONS

(Ex.)	2^2 = 4
	2^3 = 8
	2^4 = 16
	2	4.
		8.
		16.

1. MIXED CALCULATIONS

(Ex.1) 3.6×2÷8=0.9
	0.900
(Ex.2) (392-123)×8/4=538
	538.000

1. OVERFLOW

(Ex.)	123456×333333=41151958848
	123456×333333=	411.51958
		-411.51958×104
		→41.151,958,000.
NOTE: OVF indicator in results means x 108

(NOTE) Clear all key

This key should always be depressed before operations below mentioned.

1. When the first operation is begun in the negative.

2. When beginning the operation, after turning the constant switch off.

3. When beginning the operation, after occurred overflow.

SPECIFICATIONS

Type	Mini Electronic Calculator
Model	ICC-83
Display	8-digit display with zero suppression
Decimal point	Input: FloatingOutput: Floating/Fixed (3)
Negative figure	True number with a minus sign
Calculating capacity	Addition/Subtraction: 8 digits ± 8 digitsMultiplication: (Max.) 8 digits × 8 digits=8 digits (product)Division: (Max.) 8 digits ÷ 8 digits =8 digits (quotient)
Calculating speeds	Additions and subtractionsMax. 0.03 sec.Multiplications Max. 0.05 sec.Divisions Max. 0.06 sec.
Semiconductor	LSI
Operating temperature	0°C ~ 40°C (32°F ~ 104°F)
Power consumption	2W
Power source	AC adaptor for ICC-83 or Dry cell batteries (UM~2x4)
Dimensions	53 (H) × 113 (W) × 187 (D) mm
Weight	0.7 kg, including dry cell batteries

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