128K Electronic Organizer (650-0841) Calculator Faxback Doc. # 17673 You can use the EC-359 to do standard arithmetic calculations, as well as memory, square root, and percent calculations. Press CALC/CE to begin using the calculator. The calculator screen appears with the following information. MEMORY -- indicates the value in memory Epsilon sign-- indicates the sum of the calculation ITEM NO: -- indicates the total number of calculation lines (up to 120) Press CALC/CE to cancel the last entry. To clear the display for the next calculation, repeatedly press CALC/CE. NOTE: If the result of a calculation is longer than 10 digits, or if you attempt to divide by 0, OVERFLOW ! appears. Press CALC/CE. ERROR appears on both sides. Then press CALC/CE again to clear the display. CALCULATION TIPS Press division sign (per addendum) to do division calculations, the division symbol appears on the display. If you enter the wrong function symbol (+.-.x, or division), simply press the correct one to replace it. Press the solid ^ to scroll backward or the solid v to scroll forward through the calculations one line at a time (up to 120 lines). Press ^ (LAST) or v (NEXT) to scroll backward or forward through each page of calculations. STANDARD CALCULATIONS For standard calculations, press the keys in the order they appear in the arithmetic operation. For example: You press: You see: 3 + 4 = 7. 8 X 3 - 4 = 20. 6 divide by 3 + 2 4. SQUARE CALCULATIONS Here's how to perform square calculations. What is 4 squared? You press: You see: 4x= 16. MEMORY CALCULATIONS The memory calculation feature lets you easily do multi-step calculations. For memory calculations, press: MC to clear the memory. MR to recall (display) the value in the memory. M- to total a calculation and subtract the total from memory. M+ to total a calculation and add the total to memory. For example: You press: You see: 4 x 5 M+ M+ 20. 28 + 2 M+ M+ 30. 7 - 2 M- M- 5. 75 divide by 5 M+ M+ 15. MR MR 60. PERCENT CALCULATIONS Perform percent calculations as shown in the following examples. What is 12 percent of 150? You press: You see: 150 x 12% % 18. What percentage of 880 is 660? You press: You see: 660 divide by 880% % 75. What do you get when you subtract 3 percent from 120? You press: You see: 120 - 3% % 116.4 What do you get when you add 3 percent to 120? You press: You see: 120 - 3% % 123.6 (CS/all-10/27/95)