One exception to this key is when
working with board feet: If your
dimension is board feet, the unit
price is entered in the standard
Mbm. (per thousand board foot
measure) format.
[Stair] Using the values entered into Rise
and Run, and the dimension entry
for “Desired Riser Height” (auto-
matically assumed in inches and
permanently stored in Memory),
calculates the following:
1st Press [Stair]: Number of Risers
2nd Press [Stair]: Actual Riser Height
3rd Press [Stair]: Riser Overage/Underage
4th Press [Stair]: Number of Treads
5th Press [Stair]: Actual Tread Width
6th Press [Stair]: Tread Overage/Underage
NOTE: After an All-Clear [Conv][x], the calcu-
lator will default to a “Desired Riser Height” of
7-1/2 Inches. You may enter any “Desired Riser
Height” over this default. For example, enter 8
[Stair] and the calculator will assume an 8 inch
“Desired Riser Height.” You may also recall
what is stored at any time by pressing [Rcl][Stair]
[Circ] Circle — After the entry of the
diameter of a circle (in either
dimensional or non-dimensional
format) pressing [Circ], solves for
the circumference (1st press) and
circle area (2nd press) of a circle.
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