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General| Type | Scientific |
|---|---|
| Cover | - |
| Form factor | |
| Control type | Buttons |
| Keys quantity | 50 keys |
| Product color | Black |
| Ergonomic design | Yes |
| Conversion between | Decimal, Percent |
| Convert angles from degrees to | Gradian, Radian |
| Digits | 192 digits |
| Display type | LCD |
| Display number of lines | 16 lines |
| Power source | Battery |
Guidelines for safe handling and storage of the calculator and batteries.
Advice on battery replacement, environmental conditions, and care of the device.
Instructions for powering the calculator on and off.
How to change the display contrast setting for readability.
Explanation of keycap functions and alternate functions.
How to interpret the calculator display and indicators.
How to navigate and select items within the calculator's menus.
Steps to choose the appropriate mode for different types of calculations.
Setting input and output to natural textbook format with fractions or decimals.
Setting input and output to linear format with fractions or decimals.
Settings for input/output, angle units, number format, and fraction display.
Settings for statistics, table mode, decimal marks, digit separators, and font.
Fundamental rules for entering expressions and values.
Order in which mathematical operations are performed.
How to use values and expressions as arguments for functions.
Methods for inputting and calculating fractions.
Navigating through past calculation entries.
Editing and re-executing previous expressions.
Stores the result of the last calculation performed.
Assigning and using values in calculations.
For totaling results of multiple calculations.
Procedure to reset all calculator memories.
Using sin, cos, tan, and their inverses.
Using sinh, cosh, tanh, and their inverses.
Calculations involving the base e and base 10.
Calculations using base 10 and natural logarithms.
Performing calculations with powers and roots.
Converting between rectangular and polar coordinate systems.
Calculating the factorial of a number.
Calculating the absolute value of an expression.
Generating random numbers within a specified range.
Generating random integers between start and end values.
Calculating permutations and combinations.
Choosing between single-variable and paired-variable statistics.
Methods for inputting, inserting, and deleting data in the editor.
Accessing summation, mean, variance, and other statistical values.
Determining coefficients for linear, quadratic, and logarithmic regressions.
Creating tables based on one or two functions within a specified range.
Understanding and resolving common calculation errors.
Details on the calculator's computational limits and accuracy.
Specifies input ranges and precision for various function types.
Changing fraction results to decimal format.
Differences between Ans, Independent, and Variable memory.
Key operation to switch from Statistics/Table mode to Calculate mode.
Procedure to initialize calculator settings to their defaults.
Explains why results differ from older calculator models.
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