EC-4043 (650-0807) Operation Faxback Doc. # 3442 Turning the Calculator On and Off The calculator turns on automatically when you expose the solar panel to an adequate light source. Before using the calculator, however, you should always clear it by pressing AC/ON. Notes: When the calculator is first exposed to light, random segments and indicators may appear in the display. The three memories and the statistical registers also may contain random values. Pressing AC/ON clears these values. When you press AC/ON, "0" and DEG appears in the display. The calculator is then ready for you to begin your calculations. The calculator turns off automatically when the solar panel is no longer exposed to an adequate light source. (You can easily turn the calculator off by closing the carrying case.) The display, any pending operations, the automatic constant, the memories, and the statistical registers are cleared. Note: The calculator does not actually turn off until approximately 1 to 20 seconds after you remove it from the light source. If you re-expose the solar panel to light within approximately 10 seconds, the calculator is not cleared. Clearing the Calculator The AC/On key resets the calculator to the decimal mode with floating- decimal display, and resets the angle units to degrees (DEG). This key also clears the display, memories statistical registers, error conditions, and pending operations. Clearing the Display and Pending Operations The CE/C key clears incorrect entries, error conditions, the display, and pending operations. Pressing CE/C does not affect the mode, display format, angle units, memories, or statistical registers. To clear an incorrect numerical entry, press CE/C once. To clear an error condition, indicated by Error in the display, press CE/C once. To clear the display and all pending operations, press CE/C twice. Clearing a Memory To clear one of the three memories, press STO followed by 1, 2, or 3 when a zero is in the display. Clearing the Statistical Registers The statistical registers are cleared when you press 3rd [STAT 1] or 3rd [STAT 2]. During a series of statistics calculations, you can press 2nd [CSR] to clear previous data before entering each new data set. Note: If you press 2nd [CSR] when the calculator is not in a statistics mode, an error message appears. Algebraic Operating System The AOStm Algebraic Operating System completes all operations according to their relative priorities, which are listed below. Priority Operations 1 (highest) Trigonometric, hyperbolic, square, square root, cube root, factorial, reciprocal, angle conversion, combinations, permutations, percent, logarithms, change sign, metric conversions, logical NOT 2 Universal powers and roots 3 Multiplication and division 4 Addition and subtraction 5 Logical AND 6 Logical OR, XOR, XNOR 7 Close parenthesis 8 (lowest) Equals Operations in priority 1 are immediate functions; they are performed as soon as you press the operation keys. Operations in priorities 2, 3, and 4 are completed by any operation with the same priority or with a lower priority. The = key completes all operations. (LB/all-12/05/94)