MULTIPLE STORAGE MEMORIES
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The EL-512 has 9 memories (K1 ~ K9) for storing frequently used constants or results, an
an independently accessible memory which has memory plus and memory minus ( §*
[M+l ) function.
By Memory Safe Guard, turning the calculator on and off will not affect the material stoh
in the memory.
Memory Kj ~ K9
To input a number into a memory press the value followed by (2ng (sto| [Kn] and tf
memory number. Addition or subtraction to a memory is not possible. To recall a vali
from a memory press [Knj and the appropriate memory number. (See Note below) To cle
a memory press [g ] [st^ gn|and the memory number.
Key in: 12 [X ] 5 [= ] (&tfj §t§ (Kn| [~T|
Answer: 60 (Contents of Memory K j)
Note: The [Kn] key preceded by the (sto| key can be omitted.
Key in: 300 [±] (Kn] [T ] f=1 ^ [st^ [Y\
Answer: 5 (Contents of Memory K2)
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Key in:
H D (K n ][T ][T llE n ][3 ][= ]S i^ [3 ]
(In case the (cjci) key is not used, the contents of the Kj memory is auto
matically multiplied by the displayed number "5 " when the [T ] key is
depressed.)
Answer: 12 (Contents of Memory K3)
Keyin: S [Kn] [T) [Kn] [T] [Kn] [T]
Answer: 3600
Note:
© Pressing the [Kn) [T ] ~ gn) [9 ] when the registered numerical value, the
numerical value called from the memory or the calculation result (except forO) is
on display, causes multiplication to occur simultaneously between the numerical
values on display and inside the constant memory.
(Automatic multiplication)
Example: Press 20 ( ^ (sto| [T ]
15 (2reF) (sto) [2 ]
Bn) IT]
Note that when you key in the " [T ] " your answer is 300.
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