Casio FC-1000 User Manual

Covers battery replacement, auto power off, and display contrast.

Explains operations, modes, limits, errors, steps, and editing calculations.

Details basic arithmetic, scientific functions, and special features like replay.

Lists error messages, meanings, and corrective actions.

Covers writing, editing, debugging, executing, and deleting programs.

Introduces pre-programmed calculations, input ranges, and specifications.

Detailed procedure for replacing calculator batteries.

Explanation of the automatic power-off feature.

Instructions for modifying screen contrast.

Identifies and describes major keys like cursor, mode, alpha, and numeric keys.

Explains display capabilities and status symbols.

Details SHIFT, MODE, ALPHA, and PROG keys.

Describes cursor, INS, DEL, RCL, STO, DATE, and numeric keys.

Explains EXE, Ans, AFD, and calculation keys.

Keys for displaying, switching, and drawing graphs.

Explains keys for multistatement, powers, logs, and reciprocals.

Details ex, N!, rounding, random numbers, minus, parenthesis, and percent keys.

Explains calculation precedence, function types, and stack usage.

Describes RUN, WRT, PCL, FIN, LR, SD, FIX, and NORMAL modes.

Covers interest, payment term, and date year settings.

Details limits on mantissa, exponent, and display formats.

Explains error conditions, overflows, and calculation step concepts.

Methods for editing entered calculations.

Describes variable memories and how to clear them.

How to recall and use the last calculation result.

Performing basic arithmetic and using parentheses with examples.

How to set the number of displayed decimal places.

Examples of storing and using values in memory variables.

Covers percent, add-on, decrease, proportion, mark-up, and mark-down.

How to use a calculation result in a subsequent calculation.

Recalling and editing previous calculations.

Connecting multiple formulas or displaying intermediate results.

Performing log, In, 10^x, e^x, sqrt, factorial, integer/fraction parts, absolute value.

Switching modes, date input, display formats, and calculation types.

Procedures and formulas for standard deviation and mean.

Entering statistical data and correcting entries.

Procedures for performing various types of regression analyses.

How to correct and delete entered data for regression.

Details on power regression and financial memory functions.

Preparatory steps and important notes for financial calculations.

Guidelines for inputting financial data and navigating menus.

How to generate graphs for financial calculations.

Covers formulas, menu access, data entry, editing, and display.

How to produce a cash flow graph for simple interest.

Step-by-step example of a simple interest calculation.

Detailed example showing operations and results for simple interest.

Covers formulas, menu access, data entry, editing, and graphing.

Viewing calculation results and reviewing entered data.

Input conditions for savings, loans, and installments.

Notes on calculation precision and Newton's Method.

Example calculating total principal and interest for savings.

Examples for semimonthly compounding and principal calculation.

Example to find the interest rate needed for investment growth.

Example to find the time needed for an investment to double.

Example calculating total principal and interest for monthly savings.

Example to find the monthly installment needed to reach a savings goal.

Example to find the number of payments for a loan.

Example to find the annual interest rate for a savings goal.

Example calculating total principal and interest with an initial deposit.

Example to determine how much can be borrowed based on repayment capacity.

Example to calculate monthly payments for a home loan.

Example to calculate the number of payments for a loan.

Example to calculate the effective interest rate for a loan.

Covers formulas, menu access, and data input for loan amortization.

Procedures for editing, viewing results, checking data, and graphing.

Example of calculating a mortgage payment and amortization details.

Formulas for NPV, NFV, IRR, and PBP calculations.

Explains the calculations for Net Present Value, Net Future Value, Internal Rate of Return, and Payback Period.

Accessing DCF analysis, inputting cash flow data, and editing it.

Viewing results, interpreting NPV, and verifying IRR.

How to review cash flow and parameter data.

Generating graphs to visualize cash flow.

Example calculation for investment appraisal.

Case study on calculating NPV, NFV, and PBP for machinery.

Calculation example for determining the Internal Rate of Return.

Formulas for calculating bond price and yield.

Accessing bond functions, inputting data, and viewing results.

Reviewing bond data and generating cash flow graphs.

Example to calculate the price of a bond with specific parameters.

Introduction to depreciation methods and their formulas.

Accessing depreciation functions from the menu.

Procedures for inputting, editing, and viewing depreciation results.

Generating depreciation graphs and a calculation example.

Formula and procedure to convert APR to EFF.

Formula and procedure to convert EFF to APR.

Example calculation for determining cost based on profit margin.

Example calculation for determining selling price based on margin.

Example calculation for determining margin based on cost and selling price.

Lists special financial functions like FWF, PWF.

Lists error conditions for compound interest, loans, investment, and bonds.

Error conditions related to depreciation and graphing.

Example for calculating monthly deposits for college savings.

Example for calculating the final installment of a loan.

Example for calculating monthly lease charges for a computer.

Outlines the process of programming calculator functions.

Defines programs, memory usage, output functions, jumps, and conditions.

Instructions for count jumps and procedures for inputting programs.

Steps for entering programmed calculations and examples.

How to replace, insert, delete, execute, and interrupt programs.

Finding and fixing errors in programmed calculations.

How to fix input errors during program execution.

Steps for entering financial commands into programmed calculations.

Tables listing commands for financial functions and graph generation.

Concepts of branching, subroutines, and understanding calculation steps.

How to check available memory for program steps.

Procedures for deleting specific or all programmed calculations.

Example of bond and bank interest calculation with worksheet details.

Explains flow chart symbols, program code, and variable assignments.

Demonstrates program execution and calculates fixed rate mortgage payments.

Calculates total payment for a mortgage with changing interest rates.

Continues the floating rate example, breaking down calculations.

Details objectives, formulas, and variables for the example.

Visualizes and codes programs for changing interest rates.

Lists variables used in programs handling variable interest rates.

Demonstrates program execution with variable interest rates.

Explains the formula and provides an example for the final worth factor.

Formula and example for calculating annuity duration.

Formula and example for converting EFF to add-on interest rate.

Formula and example for converting add-on interest rate to EFF.

Formulas and example for loans with uniform principal depreciation.

Formula and example for calculating interest on lease installments.

Formulas and examples for calculating breakeven points and profits.

Formula and example for population growth modeling.

Lists error messages, meanings, and corrective actions.

Defines input ranges and accuracy for various functions.

Details display characteristics, power source, and consumption.

Information on battery life, operating temperature, dimensions, and weight.