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7. A key for the exchange of contents of
the display
te~Jister
(x regis tor) and
working register (y register)
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In addition !o these functions, your calculator
has memory with tho foflowin(J meaDs of
access:
1. A storage key
m
tor storing a
displayed numeral in the memory.
2. A recall key
t:!m
for withdrawing and
displaying the content of the rn8mOty
without losing it
tram
the memory.
3. An exchange key
~
tor 8Kchanging
contents
01 the display and
memory
registers.
4. A
memory
Clear key
m
for
discarding
content
of the memof"Y.
Your calculator also features capability
for
chain and
automatic constant operations>
Its
display is right adjl,.,lsted with leadjng zero
suppression. With algebraic operations, ,
results of
up
10 sixteen
digits
may
be obtamed
by
use of overflOW interpretation,
With
scientific operaEons, display results may
contain up to six digits. the iast digit having
a ± 1
tolerance,
To realize
the
full potential of
the
MX-IOO you
are asked to
carefully read the following
material
and instruclions. Optirnum
familiarity
can
be gained only
through
frequent use, and
as a
start
you
are
advised
to
foilow through
eactl
iJiustralive instruction
with your calcu':ator in lwnd, During routine
use,
reminders
ot opemt(onal procedures
may be obtained from
the
brief outline of
instruciions ptinted on tile back of the
calculator.
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OPERATION
AC Operation:
Set the switch on the back of the Charger/
Power Supply to the electrical outlet
voltage, i.e.,
115
or
230
Volts. Plug the
Charger into the outlet and the connector
into the Calculator. (Note that the
connector (s k'2yed.)
AHer
these
connections, the power switch may be
iurned on and operation started.
Baltery Operation-
Disconnect the Charger cord and turn the
power switch "ON". With normal use a lull
battery charge cao be expected to supply
about
<1
hours of working lime.
NOTE: When the
low
battery
indicator
(L) on the display is lighted, do not
continue battery operation. This
indicates need
for
a
battery charge.
Use of the Calculator can be continued
during the charge cycle. Charging will
continue whether calculator is on or ott.
Battery Charging:
Simply to!low the same procedure.
3S
ir.
AC
operation. The Calculator
may be
used
during the charge period
if
desired. in
order to iuily charge a baHer·y which has
been completely discharg€.d, 7 hours is
required. In most
ca$e~".
an overnight
charge should be adequate.
NOTE· AIU,ough no damage wiil r-esl)lt
from prolonged periods winl tho Charger
connected,
(t
i' 2 . advisable to remove i.he
Charger when
it
is not in use or after
a
full
recharge cycle.
CAUTION: To avoid possitlle damage, use
only the
charger provided with the calculator.
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