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- Page 1 LTRA EASURE ASTER ® PROFESSIONAL GRADE U.S. STANDARD TO METRIC CONVERSION CALCULATOR Model 8020 Pocket Reference Guide Direction This Insert...
- Page 2 LTRA The Ultra Measure Master calculator sim- plifies conversions between Metric and Imperial weights and measures. The Ultra Measure Master can convert the following types of dimensions: • Linear • Area • Volume • Weight • Temperature • Linear Velocity •...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS GETTING STARTED ...3 Key Definitions...3 Power On and Off ...11 Conventions and Units of Measure ...11 Fractional Settings...14 Preference Feature...15 Using Exponential Notation ...17 Setting Flashing Denominator ...18 Basic Math Operations ...19 Memory Operation...22 Paperless Tape Feature ...24 USING THE ULTRA MEASURE MASTER ...26 Entering Dimensions and Units ...26... -
Page 4: Getting Started
GETTING STARTED KEY DEFINITIONS + – x ÷ = 0 – 9 and • ß ® Ç OCKET Arithmetic operation keys. Four-function (+, –, x, ÷) percent key Keys used for entering numbers. Off Key — Turns all power off. On/Clear Key —... - Page 5 Â OCKET Gallon Key — Displays and enters value as gallons. Fluid Ounces Key — Displays and enters value as fluid ounces. Liter Key — Displays and enters value as liters. Milliliter Key — Displays and enters value as milliliters. Ton Key —...
- Page 6 OCKET Millimeter Key — Displays and enters value as milli- meters. Kilometer Key — Displays and enters value as kilo- meters. Yards Key — Displays and enters value as yards. Feet Key — Enters or con- verts to feet as whole or decimal number.
- Page 7 µ s  OCKET Miles Key — Displays and enters value as miles. Gallons per Minute (gpm) — Displays and enters value as gallons per minute. Fluid Ounces per Second (oz/sec) — Displays and enters value as fluid ounces per second. Liters per Second (liters/sec) —...
- Page 8 OCKET Pounds per Square Foot (psf) — Displays and enters value as pounds per square foot. Kilopascals (kPa) — Displays and enters value as kilopascals. Megapascals (MPa) — Displays and enters value as megapascals. Cubic Volume (Cu) — Displays and enters a cubic dimension.
- Page 9 s µ OCKET Feet per Minute (ft/min) — Displays and enters value as feet per minute. Feet per Second (ft/sec) — Displays and enters value as feet per second. Inches per Second (in/sec) — Displays and enters value as inches per second.
- Page 10 s • s – s ÷ Ç + OCKET Hectare — Displays and enters value as hectares. Fahrenheit (°F) — Displays and enters value as Fahrenheit. Celsius (°C) — Displays and enters value as Celsius. Board Feet (BdFt) — Displays and enters value as board feet.
- Page 11 Ç ® Ç x ® x ® = ® / ® + ß 0 OCKET Memory Clear — Clears the value in the cumulative memory (s 0) without changing the display. All Clear (AC) — Clears all values including Memory. Resets all settings to their defaults.
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Page 12: Power On And Off
Ç ß 0 ß 1 – 9 POWER ON AND OFF Turn the calculator on by pressing the o key. To turn the calculator off, press O. CONVENTIONS AND UNITS OF MEASURE CONVENTIONS Linear Area OCKET Subtract from Cumulative Memory (M–) — Subtracts the displayed value from Memory. - Page 13 (Cont’d) CONVENTIONS Area (Cont’d) Volume Temperature Weight OCKET UNITS OF MEASURE square kilometers square millimeters square inches acres cubic meters cubic yards cubic miles gallons milliliters cubic centimeters cubic feet cubic inches cubic kilometers fluid ounces board feet cubic millimeters acre-feet liters Celsius...
- Page 14 (Cont’d) CONVENTIONS Linear Velocity feet per minute Volumetric Velocity (Flow Rate) Pressure Bending Moment OCKET UNITS OF MEASURE feet per second inches per second meters per minute meters per second millimeters per second miles per hour kilometers per hour fluid ounces per second gallons per minute milliliters per second liters per second...
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Page 15: Fractional Settings
FRACTIONAL SETTINGS When your calculator is in a default condi- tion (battery change or full reset), it is set to round fractional values to the nearest 1/64th of an inch. However, you may pro- gram your preference for six different... -
Page 16: Preference Feature
Whenever the fractional setting is other than 1/64 normal mode, a star ( ) will appear in the bottom left of the display when the calculator is turned on. This indi- cates a special fractional setting is stored within. OCKET... - Page 17 KEYSTROKES 1. Access the Preference Feature: ® / 2. Scroll through preference options: 3. Change fraction setting to 1/8: 4. Return calculator to normal operation and verify fraction setting: o ® / Setting Fractional Modes Normal Mode In Normal Mode, the fractional result is reduced to its lowest common denominator (i.e., 8/16 reduces to 1/2).
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Page 18: Using Exponential Notation
USING EXPONENTIAL NOTATION Your calculator is defaulted to have expo- nential notation set to “on.” Therefore, any integer value exceeding seven digits will display in exponential format. When expo- nential notation is deactivated, the calcula- tor adjusts dimensioned values to a higher unit when the display limit is exceeded (known as Auto-Ranging). -
Page 19: Setting Flashing Denominator
SETTING FLASHING DENOMINATOR Your calculator can be set to flash the fractional denominator while fractions are entered. The flashing denominator is use- ful as it displays the fractional accuracy setting. KEYSTROKES 1. Access the Preference feature: ® / 2. Scroll through Preference options: 3. -
Page 20: Basic Math Operations
(+, –, x, ÷), the second value and then the equals sign (=). This feature also makes the calculator sim- ple to use for dimensional math. Adding or Subtracting Dimensions 1) You can add or subtract two numbers... - Page 21 (Cont’d) 4) The format of the first value you enter determines the format of the answer. However, you can use the Ç key to change to any format desired, provided that you maintain convention. Examples: KEYSTROKES 1. Add 7 feet 3-1/2 inches to 11 feet 4 inches: 7 f 3 i 1 / 2 + 1 1 f 4 i = 18...
- Page 22 (Cont’d) 2) You cannot multiply or divide two num- bers that have different units of meas- urement or different conventions, except for weight and volume. 3) You can multiply and divide numbers when their units of measurement are within or between the linear and area conventions.
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Page 23: Memory Operation
(the value in memory will not be revised). Memory 0 will keep its value until it is revised (as shown below), or the calculator is shut off. Memories 1 through 9 will keep their values even when the calculator is shut off. Keystrokes for... - Page 24 Recall total in Memory x Recall and clear Memory 0 Clear Memory 0 Replace Memory 0 Clear Memory 0 thru 9 Reset calculator How to Use Memory 0 Functions KEYSTROKES Enter in Memory: 3 5 5 ß 0 Add to Memory: 2 5 5 ß...
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Page 25: "Paperless Tape" Feature
B - the math operator (+, –, x, ÷, %) C - the entered or calculated value How to Use the Paperless Tape KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator and enter a string of numbers: 4 f + 5 f + 6 f + 7 f = 2. - Page 26 * Note: At this point, you can press any key besides O , + or – . When you press a key to exit the tape, the calculator will display the total value of the tape. The next key press will begin a new tape function.
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Page 27: Using The Ultra Measure Master
USING THE ULTRA MEASURE MASTER ENTERING DIMENSIONS AND UNITS When entering feet-inch dimensional val- ues, you must enter the largest dimension first — feet before inches, inches before fractions. To enter fractions of an inch, enter the numerator (value above the line), press / (fraction bar key) and then enter the denominator (value below the line). -
Page 28: Linear Conversions
LINEAR CONVERSIONS The following examples show how linear dimensions are entered: DIMENSION KEYSTROKES 5 Feet* 1 / 2 1/2 Inch 5 Feet 1-1/2 Inch 5 f 1 i 1 / 2 1 0 y 10 Yards 1 7 • 5 m 17.5 Meters * The o key should be pressed after each of the entries above to clear the display as this is... - Page 29 Convert 27 feet to other linear dimensional formats. KEYSTROKES 1. Enter 27 feet: 2 7 f 2. Convert to inches: Ç i* 3. Convert to yards: 4. Convert to meters: 5. Convert to km: 6. Convert to miles: µ * Note: You only need to press Ç once. Convert 65 meters to other linear dimen- sions.
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Page 30: Area Conversions
Examples Convert 1.25 acres to other area dimen- sions: KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 1.25 acres: 1 • 2 5 s 5 3. Convert to sq feet: Ç f 4. Convert to sq yards: Ç... - Page 31 Convert 252 square meters to other area dimensions: KEYSTROKES 1. Enter 252 sq m: 2 5 2 S m 2. Convert to sq feet: Ç f 3. Convert to sq yards: Ç y 4. Convert to hectares: Ç s 4 OCKET 2712.505 301.3895...
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Page 32: Volume Conversions
Examples Convert 45.75 board feet to other volume dimensions. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 45.75 board feet: 4 5 • 7 5 s 1 3. Convert to cubic feet: Ç f 4. Convert to cubic yards: Ç... - Page 33 3 feet by 1 foot 9-5/8 inches by 2 feet 4 inches then convert to centimeters and yards. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter length and multiply by width and depth: 3 f x 1 f 9 i 5 / 8 x 2 f 4 i = 12.61458...
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Page 34: Weight Conversions
Ç key, then the keystrokes for the weight unit to which you want to convert. Examples Convert 150 pounds to kilograms. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 150 pounds: 1 5 0 l 3. Convert to kilograms: Ç k... - Page 35 You have received a shipment of 23,000 kg of fill. How many tons is this? KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 23000 kg: 2 3 0 0 0 k 3. Convert to tons: Ç t OCKET EFERENCE UIDE DISPLAY 23000 25.35316...
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Page 36: Weight/Volume Conversions
WEIGHT/VOLUME CONVERSIONS The Ultra Measure Master can convert between weight and volume. The default weights per volume factor is: • 1.5 tons per cubic yard • 3000 lbs per cubic yard • 111.1111 lbs per cubic feet • 1.779829 metric tons per cubic meter •... - Page 37 2 feet deep. Then find the weight of the concrete (use the default weight factor of 1.5 tons per cubic yard). KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter weight per cubic yard: 1 • 5 s % Step 1 — Find Volume for One Footing 3.
- Page 38 Find the weight of 15 cubic yards at 1.75 tons/cu yd, and convert to other weights. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 1.75 factor: 1 • 7 5 s % 3. Enter 15 cu yds: 1 5 s S y 4.
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Page 39: Temperature Conversions
Ç then the keystrokes for either Fahrenheit or Celsius. Examples Convert 78 °F to a °C temperature. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 78 °F and convert to Celsius: 7 8 s 3 Ç s 2 Convert 11 °C to a °F temperature. -
Page 40: Linear Velocity Conversions
Examples Convert 55 MPH to kilometers per hour. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 55 mph then convert to kmh: 5 5 s µ Ç s K Convert eight inches per second (IPS) to millimeters per second (mm/s). -
Page 41: Volumetric Velocity Conversions
Examples Convert 48 fluid ounces per second to liters per second. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 48 oz/s then convert to l/s: 4 8 s F Ç s L OCKET EFERENCE... - Page 42 After a heavy rainfall, the water traveled at an approximate velocity of 1.72 inches per second. Is the aqueduct sloped correctly? KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 1.72 ips then convert to ft/min: 1 • 7 2 s i Ç s y * Because 8.6 fpm is less than 10 fpm, the aque-...
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Page 43: Pressure Conversions
Examples A water line is reading a pressure of .5 psi, what would the pressure be in psf, kpa and mpa? KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter psi: • 5 s l 3. Convert to psf: Ç s d 4. Convert to kpa: Ç... -
Page 44: Bending Moment Conversions
Examples Convert 120 inch-lb to newton-meters. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter 120 in/lb: 1 2 0 s 7 3. Convert to N-m: Ç s 9 Convert 700 newton-meters to ft-lb. - Page 45 30 n-m but your torque wrench only shows ft-lb. Find the ft-lb setting required to set up the wrench. KEYSTROKES 1. Clear calculator: 2. Enter N-m: 3 0 s 9 3. Find ft/lbs: Ç s 8 OCKET 22.12687...
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Page 46: Appendix
APPENDIX ACCURACY/ERRORS Accuracy/Display Capacity Your calculator has an eleven digit display. This is made up of seven digits (normal display) and four digits for the fraction. In a standard calculation, each calculation is carried out internally to ten digits and rounded to a seven-digit standard display. -
Page 47: Battery Information
BATTERY INFORMATION Your calculator is powered by a single three- Volt Lithium CR-2032 battery. This should last upwards of 800 hours of actual use (one year plus for most users). Should the display become very dim or erratic, replace the battery. -
Page 48: Repair And Return
2. If your calculator won’t turn on try pressing the “Reset Button” first. If it still won't turn on, check the batteries as out-lined in the User's Guide. -
Page 49: Warranty
SUMED TO BE DAMAGES RESULTING FROM MISUSE OR ABUSE. To obtain warranty service in the U.S., ship the product postage paid to Calculated Industries (address listed on the last page). Please provide an explanation of the serv- ice requirement, your name, address, day phone number and dated proof of purchase (typically a sales receipt). - Page 50 Non-warranty repair covers service beyond the warranty period, or service requested due to damage resulting from misuse or abuse. Contact Calculated Industries at the number listed above to obtain current product repair information and charges. Repairs are guaranteed for 90 days.
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Page 51: Looking For New Ideas
Class B computing device, pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC rules. Looking For New Ideas Calculated Industries, a leading manufacturer of special- function calculators and digital measuring instruments, is always looking for new product ideas in these areas. -
Page 52: P Ocket R Eference G Uide
Software copyrighted and licensed to Calculated Industries, Inc. by Construction Master Technologies, LLC, 2004. Pocket Reference Guide copyrighted by Calculated Industries, Inc. © 2004. Ultra Measure Master® and Calculated Industries® are registered trademarks of Calculated Industries, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED CALCULATED INDUSTRIES®...