Sperry Remington SSR-8 Operator's Instruction Manual

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OPERATOR'S

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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INTRODUCTION

Dear customer,

Congratu lations on

your

purchase

of

this ad-

vanced personal

electronic

calculator.

Th

is

sophisticated

mode

l has

10

special keys

making

it

high ly valuable

for

scientific

and all

ki

nd

of

research

work.

Besides

the

basic capabilities as

ordinary

personal

calculator

- constants in all 4 basic

functions,

fu

ll

floating

decimal system, and a

handy

palm-

sized

style -this

model

is

equipped

with

capa-

bilities

for

computing

10

specific

scientific

f nc-

lions

at

one

touch.

To

uti

lize

full

features

of

this

calculator,

no

special train ing

is

required

but

we suggest you

take a

few

minutes

to becom

e fa

mil

iar w

ith

this

instr

uct

ion

manual.

It has been

written to

assist

you

in understanding

the various

contro

l keys and

functions

of

the

calculator

through simple

examples and

their

applications.

INDEX

1

KEYBOARD

2

HANDLING

OF

THE

CALCULATOR

3

DISPOSABLE

DRY

BATTERY

OR

AC

OPERATION

3-1

DRY

BATTERY

OPERATION

.

3-2

AC

OPERAT

ION

......

4

OVERFLOW

5

BAS

IC

OPERATIONAL

EXAMPLES

.

6

CA

LCU LATION WI

TH A CONSTANT

7

CORRECTION

B

FUNCTION CALCULAT

ION

8-

1

TRIGONOMETR

IC FU NCTION

8-2

EXPONENTIAL

AND

LOGARITHM

IC

FUNCTIONS

8-3

POWERS,

SQUARE

ROOT S

AND

REC I

PROCA

LS

8-4

CALCULATION INVOLVING.

9

PRACTICAL

APPLICA

T IONS

10

SPECIF ICATI

ONS

CARE

OF

YOUR

NEW

ELECTRONIC

CALCULATOR

2

3
3
3
3
4

5

6

7

8

.10

.

11
.12
. 13
.16

..

16

1 /

KEYBOARD

13)

, 1. , :J j LI

. . ,

,_.:t

I

r

~

I I

:

~

12)

~

--------

---

------~

11)

-----aD

19) 110) 111)

112) 113)

log

In

.'

a"

V;r

= = =

=

=

0,,,

,;

"

'"'

to

" r

= = =

=

=

(1)

ON

-OFF SWITCH

To swi

tch

on, move

the left-hand

switch

to

the

right

" 0

,"

is

displayed in the read-out and

you

c

an

sta

rt

operation immediately w

ithout

depress-

in

g the

C3

or

Ii

key.

(2) READ-OUT

An

8 dig

it

capacity

Dig

itron

tube pane l brig

htl

y

displays each

entry,

eac

h resu lt w hether f inal or

i

nt

ermediate .

(3) ZERO SUPPRESSION

Unnecessary O's

(ze

roes) are supp

resse

d.

(4)

@l-®.

[J

NUMERAL

and

DEC)MAL

POINT KEY

Enters n

ume

rals

to

the read-out, If the

num

ber

includes

the

decima l point

, use the 8 key in its

logical sequen

ce,

For example, to

enter

the

num

-

ber

12.36,

depr

ess

OJ

m 8

@J

00 .

When

decimal pl

aces

are i

nvolve

d, a

full floating

decimal

poin

t system w i

th

wh ole nu

mber

pref

-

erence (un

derflow)

is applied

automatically

in a

ll

calcu

lat

ions.

(5) D ·

I:H3

'ell' a FUNCTION

COMMAND

and

RESULT KEY

Commands the functions

(+,

-,

x

or

+1.

Depress

the appr

opr

iate. funct

ion

keys as th

ey

appear in

1

2

the written

problem a

nd

the

answer

is

obtained

oy depressing t

he

e key.

Note th

at

any

commands

wrongly made can be

corrected by successive depression

of

the

proper

command

key.

(6)

III CLEAR

KEY

Clears

keyboard entr

y for

correction.

When 'de-

pressed immediately

after

any of the

comma

nd

keys

(D,

c::::I

,

EI

or ~ L it does no t f

unction.

(7)

CiI

ALL

CLEAR KEY

Clears

the

ent

ire machine and releases the ove

r-

flow check .

(8)

iii

" KEY

Enters

the

circular co

nstant

in

7 digits

(3.1415921.

(9)

§]

COMMON

LOGARITHM

KEY

Obtains

the

common

logari

thm

of

the

display.

(10)(8

NATURAL

LOGARITHM

KEY

Obtains

the

natural logari

thm

of

the display.

(11)

~

EXPONENTIAL KEY

Ob

tains th e exponential

of

the

display.

(12) l!:l N-th

POWER

KEY

In

structs

the

display to raise

to

N-th

pow

er.

(13)

~

RECIPROCAL

KEY

Obtains

the

reciprocal

number

of

the di splay.

(14)8 SEXAGESIMAL

....

DECIMAL

. CONVERSION KEY

Converts the display

to

th e decima l scale.

(15)8 SINE

KEY

Obtains

the

sine

of

the

angle on display.

(16) 8 COSINE KEY

Obta

ins the cosine

of

th e angle o n display.

(17)8

TANGENT

KEY

Obtains

the

tange

nt

of

the angle

on

display,

(18) 0 SQUARE ROOT KEY

Obt

ains the square roo t

of

th e display.

2 /

HANDLING

OF

THE

CALCULATOR

Befo

re

operatio

n, please be sure to check the

pro

per setting

of

the dry

batteries

or conne

c-

tion

of

the

AC

Adaptor.

The

calculator should be o

perated

correctly

in
accordance with this instruction manual with
firm and sepa r

ate

key pressing. Two

or

more

numeral andlor

comm

and keys should

not

be

pressed simultaneously,

as

this may damage

the mac

hine.

:3

/

DISPOSABLE

DRY

BATTERY

OR

AC

OPERATION

This calculato r

ope

rates on eithe r

dry

batteries

or

AC

wit h the use of

the

AC

ADAPTOR.

3-1 DRY

BATTERY

OPERATION

With fo

ur

Alkaline

dry

batte

ries (AM·3J it

operat

es for

approximate

ly 17

hours

continuously.

Even

when

batte

ry power d ecreases, the display will merely darke n b

ut

cause no miscalculation,

When you have finished

your

calcu lati

on,

be su

re

to

switch

off

the

power

switch

to

save

battery

power

.

To

change

batter

ies, pu t

the

power

switch

off

first. Sl ide ope n

the

battery

cover

and replace

batte

ries.

3-2

AC

OPERATION

If

you are in a 117V area, for instance. use a 117 V

AC

ADAPTOR.

When, you u se an

AC

ADAPTOR

of

a differe

nt

vol tage,

it

may cause

dama

ge

to

both

th e

AC

ADAPTOR a

nd

calculator.

Plug

the

applic ab

le

AC

ADAPTOR (100, 117 , 220 o r 240V) into the

AC

ou tlet and t he

cord into

the calcu lato

r.

When plugged in,

battery

power

supply stops

automa

tically, so b

attery

power

is

not

wasted ,

4 /

0VERFLOW

Principally. overf l

ow

occurs

when

the

integer

part

of an answer exceeds 8 digits

17

, when

the fig

ure

is

negative) and stop s

furthe

r calculation, showing D's (zeroes) on

all

columns.

In

function calculations, h owe ver, the overflow also occurs

in

th e fo llowing instances:

a)

When eithe r a

common

or natu

ral

logarit

hm

of

0 (ze ro)

is

obtained

b) When t he

trigonom

etric

functions

are perf

orme

d for a degr

ee

exceeding ±

1440

°

c)

When

the

exponentia

l function

is

performed

for a num

ber exceeding

:1:

10.

d)

When

the

answe r

of a Ta

ngent

is

larger than ± 1000.

Depress the

ell

key to release the

overflo~

check pri

or

to starting a new calculation.

3

4

5 /

BASIC

OPERATIONAL

EXAMPLES

Press

the keys

in

exactly the same ,sequence

as

they appear

in

the problems. There is no need to

depre

ss

the 13

or

a key prior to starting

each

new calculation,

as

automatic clea ring takes place

wit

h the new entr

y when you

ha

....

e finished the previous

ca

lculation on the e key.

When the answer

is

negative, the minus

(~)

sign

appe

ars

on the teft

of

the f

igure.

EXAMPLE

OPERATION

READ·DUT

23+56+89

168

230

23.

560

79.

(23 + 56)

89a

168

(Answer)

1.2+4.56-52.369~-46.609

1 8

20

1.2

4 8 561:1

5.76

(1.2

+ 4 .

56)

528369a

46.609

(Answer)

41.36X789.2~32641.312

41836

£I

41.36

I

78982a

32641.312

:

(Answe

r)

3.059+1.288+0.222

3 8

0590

3.059

~

1

0.698198

1 8

2880

2.375

I

(3.059

-:-

1.288)

8

222a

10

.698

198

1

(An

swer )

12

.36

x 7 .53x

8412

12836£1

12.36

I

~

782911.56(961

7853

£I

l

93.0708

1

(12.36)(

7.53)

8412a

782911.56

I

(96

is

dropped

off)

Note: 1)

When

an

answer

exceeds

8 digits including decimal

places,

the underflow system works

to

drop

off

the least significant decimals

as

in

the above example.

Note: 2)

When

a problem commences from a negative figure, operate

CJ

ICI

ENTRY

in

its sequence

and the negative figure can be entered

in

all calculat ions.

6 /

CALCULATION

WITH

A

CONSTANT

Durin~

operation, the .number entered immediately before the B key

is

automatically set

as

a con-

stant

In

all

four functions.

When

a new

ope

ration

is

made,

it

clears the previous constant and sets

the number entered

in

the same manner as a new constant automatically',

ENTRY

£I

(0

. 0 .

1:1 J ENTRY

a

L

I ______________________

~

01

To be set as a constant.

PROBLEM

Constant addition

Constant
subtraction

Constant
multiplication

Constant
division

EXAMPLE

1 +

2.3

3.3

4+2.3 ~

6.3

7 I

2.3~9.3

4

-

5.6~-1.6

12.3

-5.6 ~

6.7

78

-5.6

~ 72.4

9

X12~

108

4.56x12~54.72

1

.2

x12~

14.4

74+2.5

~ 29.6

8572.5~34

96+2.5~38.4

OPERATION

10283a

4a

7a

41:158

6a

12

8 3 a

78a

9EJ12a
4 8

56

a

1 8

2a

7402

8 5 a

85a
96a

READ·DUT

3.3

, (1 +

2.3)

r----

----

-.6'C.,..,3rl.

(4 + 2.3)

~=

===~9=.~3~

(7 + 2.3)

1.6

,

(4-5.6)

'-------"""'6"".'":0

701

(12.3

-

5.6)

~

'===~

7~2~.~4

~.

(78

- 5 .

6)

108

.1

(9x

12

1

r-------.5'"4".""

7"'2

H

J

(4.56

x 1

2)

14.4

1

(1.2

x

12)

;===~2;;9~

.~6

~'

(74

-.:

2.5)

r----=:;3C;'4'-1

..

(8572.5)

'-

______

..:3"'8=-.,.:

4::..J

(96

~

2.5)

PROBLEM

E

XAMPLE

OPERATION

READ-OUT

Add

ltion/su

btraction

3 + 9 + 9 - 6

6 9

3D99

~13+91

by

repeat

9

21,

(12+9)

1:169

15. 12' -

6)

9

9.

(15 -6)

Square and

power

2.5'

6 .

25

2 [:]

5D

9

I

6.25

(Square)

calculation

2.53 15

.625

9

I

15.625

(3rd power)

2.5

4

39.0625

9

I

39.0625

(4th

power)

Note

: When u

nderflow

works

in

addition/subtraction with a constant, the deci

mal

places

of

the

con

stant

is

also

cut

off

in

accordance with the underflow act ivity.

For

instance.

if

you

perform

12345.6 + 0.1234 = 12345.723(4),

0.123

is

set

as a constant

instead

of

0.1234,

as

the least significa

nt

decimal

digit

is

dropped

off

by

the

underflow.

7 /

CORRECTION

Use

the a key

to clear a

wrongly

entered

number

and

re-enter

the

right

number

.

EXAMPLE

OPERATION

REAO

OUT

11 r22+

32

65

11 D

1 1 .

22D

33.

(Mistake)

34

34

.

(To

clear)

a

O.

329

65.

Any

commands

wrongly

entered can be

corrected

by successive depression

of

th e

proper

command

key.
The last

command

made

by

either

D ,

CI

, £I

or

g key is

effective

.

EXAMPLE

OPERATION

READ·OUT

B

(Mistake)

g

(To

correc

t )

CI

39

~

.

B.

B.

5.

a /

FUNCTION

CALCULATION

This

calculator

computes

10

specific

scientific

functions

at

one

touch

independent

of

the

basic

ar

ithmetic

cal

culations.

So

it

is necessary to change

the

order

of

operation

when

you

desire to

use

some

of

the scientifi

c

functions

as a subrout

ine

of

th e basi c

calculat

ion,

in

order

to

perform

the sci

entific

functions

first and

to u

se

the result in basic

calculations.

For

example, when

you

perform

such

an

operat

ion

as

[5 x sin 30°

], calculate

[sin 30" ] first

and

mult

iply 5 to the answer

of

[sin

30

° I on

display.

However,

the

0 ,

~

,

lO

and m keys can be used

as

subroutine

in

the

midst

of

basic

calculation

s.

Note

that

automatic

clearing

is

also

made

in

function

calcu

lati

ons and there is

no

need

to

depre

ss

the

C3

key

prior

to starting

the

new

problem.

* T his calcu la

tor

computes

as

1T

=

3.141592

and e =

2.7

18281 8 respectively.

SEXAGESIMAL

-+

DECIMAL

CONVERSION

The 8 key

converts

the

sexagesimal figur

es

(Degree,

Minute

,and Second)

to

decima

l scale.

EXAMPLE

41'

25'

36"

47.426666 ...

OPERATION

47

8

25

8

36

8

READ

-OUT

47

.

47.416666

47.426666

8-1/TRIGONOMETRIC

FUNCTION

The

§3

,

§)

and

@l keys

obtain

each trigo

nom

etric

valu e

of

the e

ntry.

In

case

the

degree

is

given on

the

sexagesimal

scale,

it

is necessary

to

conve

rt

the

figure

to

the

decimal

sca

le

before

performing

the

trigonome

tr ic

function

s.

E

XAM

PLE

sin

78° :: 0.978

14

..

sin

(_41

°) = - 0

.656

05.

cos 4

S'

= 0 .

70710.

tan 123° :: - 1

.53986

. .

tan

85

° 14' 30 " =

12.0134.

2 sin 18° ::

0.61802

...

OPERATION

78

~

1:31::141

a 8

45

8

123

8

85

8

14 8

30

8

8

18

8

EI

2 a

READ·OUT

0.978

1 4

0 .

65605

I

0.7071

I

1 5

3986

I

85

.

85.233333

85.241666
12

.0 1

34

0

.30901

0 .

30901

0.6180

2

•

Note: a)

The inverse

hyperbolic

sine, also called antih

yperbolic sine, is

defined

and den

oted

as

fo

llows:

y = s

inh

-I x

if

x =

sinhy.

Similarly

for

the oth

er

inverse

functions.

_

Since

the

hyperbolic functions

are

expo

nent

ial, the inverse fu

nctions

must

be logar

ithm

ic.

From

the

following

explic

it

formulas, their

values can be

found.

(11 sinh

-I

x :: In

(x+~);

(2) cosh- I x = In

(x

+

~

), x ;.;;

1.

EXAMPLE

(1)

sinh-I

9.2

2.91529.

(2) cosh - I

3.4::

1.89456

OPERATION

982~2Dla

raD982a

[0

384~2

1:11araD384a[0

READ·OUT

2.91529

I

1.89456

Note

: b) The value of

cot,

sec

and

cosec can .al

so

be

found from

the

following

formul

a.

EXAMPLE

(11

cot A = _ _ 1_ ;

tan A

121

sec

A =

__

1

__

;

cos A

(

3)

cosec A

::

J 1 +

cae

A

(1)

cot

18° -

3.077775

..

(2)

sec

12° :: 1

.0223

48

....

(3) cosec

15

° =

3.863826

. .

) 1

+(

')

1

t

an

A

OPERATION

18

8i!iJ

12

8i!iJ

15

8i!iJ~2Dl

ara

READ-OUT

3 .

077775

I

1 .

022348

I

3.863826

I

9

10

S-2/EXPONENTIAL

ANO

LOGARITHMIC

FUNCTIONS

The 0 key

performs

an

exponential

function.

(

Ixl

<

10

J.

EXAMPLE

OPERATION

e

U

181.272

. .

5[J2

1!'l

4.56

1•2 3

=

e1.23.

ln 4.56

= 6.

464

35.

4[J56

u.J

131 [J23 BI!'l

,

.L

3.j"2"16=2163=e3.ln:l16

= 6

216~~3B

I!'l

~

e 2 =

4.81047

.

The

§l

key obtains the

common logarithmics

of

the

display.

EXAMPLE
1091041 10941= 1

.61278.

log 2.3 =

0.36172

...

The ~ key

obtains

the

nat

ural

logarithmics

of

the

display,

EXAMPLE

In

6.3

10ge

6.3

1.84055.

In

0.31

=-1.

17118

..

1iJ~2B

I!'l

OPERATION

41

§)

2[J3

""

OPERATION

READ-OUT

181.272

6.46435

6.

4 .

81047

READ-OUT

1.

61278

0.36172

READ-OUT

1.84055

1.17118

I

•

S-3/POWERS,

SQUARE

ROOTS

AND

RECIPROCALS

The ~ key

obtains

the

N-th

power of either

entry

or

resu

lt

by

the

successive

entry

of

"n",

EXAMPLE

2.3'

340.48252.

14.5 -

5.81

' = -

3.71293.

OPERATION

2[J3

1!'l

7

4

[J

51:15[J8B

1!'l

5

11.2 X

3.6)

-3 = (1.2 ~ 3.6)3 =

0.0124036

..

1 [J2133[J6B

~

3

[@

1.2 x 4

1.23 X 43 =

0.0434027

...

1[J2134~1[J2

1!'l

3~4

1!'l

3B

Th

e 0 key

extracts

the

square

root

of

either

entry

or

result.

EXAMPLE

.j5

2.236067

..

2 x

V2

= 2.828426 .

OPERATION

5,.

2132,.B

READ-OUT

340.48252

I

4.32

80.621568

0.0124036
0 .

0434027

READ·OUT

2.236067

I

2 .

828426

I

12

The (lil key obtains the reciprocal number of either entry or result .

EXAMPLE

1

0.789 = 1.267427

.

1

3+"5

=

0.125

1

3 x

45

=

0.0666666

F _

'" -0.6454972

..

2 x v 3

OPERATION

8

789

1ffi

3D 5 El

iffi

3E145

1ffi

Ei

B-4/CALCULATION

INVOLVING

7r

Th

e 13

key

enters the circular con

sta

nt

in 7 digits

(3.141592).

EXAMPLE

OPERATION

1T

=

3.141592.

III

21T

= 6 .

283184 ...

2E11l1E1

e _ _ 1_ = 2.3999701

..

l~I:IIlI

Iffi

Ei

•

READ·OUT

1.267427

1

0.125

1

0.0666666

1

0.6454972

1

READ-OUT

3.1415921
6 .

283184

I

2.3999701

I

Note

: By using the following formul

a,

Degree-+Radian conversion (or vice

versa)

can

be

performed.

1 rad

=

180

•

EXAMPLE
1 rad -

57.295779° ..

25

° =

0.4363322

...

rad

cos

12.5 rad) =

cos

143.23947

°

=- 0.

80114 ...

OPERATION

180DIlIE!

25E1Il1D180El

2 8 5

Ell

8 o

Dill

E!

8

READ·OUT

57.29579

1

0.4363322

1

143.23947

1

0.80114.

S /

PRACTICAL

APPLICATIONS

1)

TRIGONOMETRY

e

0

Determine a and b

in

the figure shown left when

r

is

4.472

(cm)

and

8 is

26° 33' 54".

{FORMULA]

a =

r·

cos

8

b = r·sin8

OPERATION

268338 5488E14 8

472

EI

26833 85488E14 8 4 7 2

EI

READ·OUT

3.9998462

I (em) [

01

1.

9999231

I(em)

l=bJ

13

14

Note

: 1) When a and

(J

are

given, b is also

obtained

by

the

following

formu

la.

b - t 8 I a =

3.9998462

(em )

-

a·

an

e = 26

0

33'

54"

[OP

ERATION]

2683385488£13099984626

....

1 1 .

9998831

lIeml

2) When r and a are given. b is also ob

tai

ned

by the foll

owing

formula.

b=~

I

r =

4.472

(em)

a = 3.99984621eml

[OPERATION]

4 0

472

[;")

21:13 0 9998462

[;") 2 6r.

....

1

2.00000311eml

2)

AREA

OF

CIRCLE

s

Determine the

semi-diameter

(r)

in the

figure

shown .

Ieft

when

the

area

of

circ

le (S)

is

20 cm

1

.

[FORMULA)

S =".

r'

OPERATION

READ-OUT

20Cll136r.

2.52313211eml

[_rl

3) CUBIC VOLUME

~

r

IE-

'*--rl~

I I I I

Determine

the

cubic

volume (V)

of

the

figu

re sho

wn

left,

when r = 2 (em) a

nd

f j =

15

(em

).

(FORMULA

] V =

21T'

.

rj . r'

OPERATION

READ-OUT

2£113

[;")

261315132

[;")

26

1184.352

Ilem'l [ V]

4) ELECTRIC CURRENT IN

TRANSIENT

PHENOMENA

---

I

R

L

De

termine

the

ratio

of

electric

current

(i) in

the

RL cir

cuit

(R

=

20.0,

L =

3Hl shown

left

0.2 second

after

the

switch

is

closed.

R

--t

[FORMULA] ; =

~

11

_

eLI.

1=

~

OPERATION

R

-

-t

i 100

=(1-e

L ) x 100

IX

READ-OUT

~1:I20Cll3£1026

[;,,)

1:I66G1131006

73.641

(%)

,

15

16

10/SPECIFICATIONS

OPERATIONS,
Addition,

subtraction,

~ingf.e/chain

mur~iplication,

single/chain

division,

addition/subtraction

by

~epeat!

const~nt

calculation In four functu::lnS,

mixed calc

ulation

,

true

cred

it

balance

and

calculation

involving

decimal places. .

Trigonomet

ric

functio

ns (sin! cos, tan), comf!1on and natural log

arithms,

exponential

function.

square

and powers, square ro

ot,

reciprocals. sexageslmal /decimal

conve

rsion and calcu

lation involving

ft.

CAPACIT'y: .

Input

~~nge

. .

Output

Entry

/ba

SIC

fun

ctIOns 8

digits

(7

digits

when a figure

is

negative) 8

digits

sin/cos/ta

n .

_

360

o~x~

360

°

6 digits

Common/natural

logarithms

O<x<108 (Negative figure

is

processed

as

positive) 6 digits

N·

th

pow~r

(an) _ _

10

1

<a<

1 0

8

(O

;:i;n~

9;

n =

who

le

number)

8

digits

Ex

ponential

functIOn -10<x<10

6 digi ts

Squ?re

root

0&

x<10

' (Negat ive figure is processed

as

positive) 7 digits

Reciprocal -

101 <x<10' 8

d'

't

Sexagesimal /decimal conversion

O<x<

1 0 ' 8

d;~;t~

1r

7

digits

DECIMAL

POINT:

Full

floating decimal

point

system

with

underflow.

NEGATIVE

NUMBER:

Indicat

ed

by

minus

(-)

sign up

to 7 digits.

OVERFLOW

: Checked

by

zero

indication

on all co

lumns, locking

the calcu l

ator.

READ-OUT:

Green

Oigitron

tube

panel an'd zero suppr

ession.

MAIN

COMPONENT:

One

chip

LSI

POWER

CONSUMPTION, 0.45W

POWER

SOURCE: AC

100

, ;

17,220

or

240V

(±10

V), 50/

60Hz

wit

h applicable

AC

Adaptor.

DC

UM-3

or

SUM-3

(Manganese

dry

battery)

x 4 (piecesJ.

Continuous

operation:

Approx

. 8 hours.

AM-3

(Alkaline

dry

battery)

x 4 (pieces) .

Continuol,ls

operation:

Approx.

17h

ou r

s.

USABLE

TEMPERATURE,

0° -

40

C 132° - 104°F)

DIMENSIONS:

33mmH x 95mmW

x 15DmmO (1- t /4" H x

3-3/4"W x 5-7/8"0)

WEIGHT

:

330 g (12 oz), includi

ng

batter

ies.

CARE

OF

YOUR

NEW

ELECTRONIC

CALCULATOR

This

calculat

or

is a durable, precision-made

instrument

which

will

provide

you

with

years

of

trouble-

free service.
To

help

ensure this we

recommend

that

the ins ide

of

the

calculator

not

be

touched

. It is also

inadvisable

to

subject the ca

lcul

ator to

hard

knock

~

drops, and

unduly

strong key pressing.

Extreme cold (bel

ow

DoC

or 32°

F),

heat (above

40

C or

l04QF)

and

humidity

may also

effect the

the

function

of

the calcu

lator. When

you

do

not

use the calcu la

tor for

a long

period,

take

out

the

batteries and store in t

he

carrying

case

to

prevent

damage

if

the batteries leak. Pl

ease

make

sure

you

switch

off

the

power

when

you

finish

your

calcu la

tions

or

int

end

to

open the cover

to

change

batteries.
Should

the

calculator

need service, take the

unit

to

the store

whe

re purchased or

to

a nearby deal

er.

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WARRANTY

New

SPE~Y-}R.E

MIN GTO

N

Consumer

Electronic

Calculators are

warranted

to

be in

"-

satisfactory opera

ting condition

whe

n delivered Should any

part

prove def ective

in

cr

matenal

or

workmanship Within

90

days

after

delivery

, replacement

of

same W

ill

be f

made

Without

charge

Adjustments Will be prOVided free

of

charge

for

the

warranty

period.

This

warranty

does

not Include

replace

ment

of

parts due

to

misus

e,

neglect and damage Should this

equipment

reqUire

serVice, contact

for

service Instr

uct

lons

::;

- the /

SPERRY

REMINGTON

OFFI

CE

SYSTEM

and

MACHINES,

or

Authonzed

Dealer

from

whom

you

purchased this

equipment.

Customer IS responSible

for Proof

of Purcha

se

Date

Save

inVOi

ce

or sal

es

slip

cpcp~~~~~~

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1

17

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