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General| Type | Printing Calculator |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Number of Display Digits | 12 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | 1310 |
| Category | Calculator |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Printing | 2-Color |
| Paper Width | 2.25 inches |
| Functions | Tax, Cost/Sell/Margin |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 8.5" x 11.5" x 3" |
Controls the printer operation: OFF, NON PRINT (NP), and PRINT modes.
Selects printer status: OFF, NON PRINT (NP), or PRINT.
Configures how calculation results are rounded (down, nearest, up).
Sets decimal point display for monetary, fixed, or floating modes.
Chooses between 10-digit (large print) and 12-digit (normal print) modes.
Allows setting and storing specific tax rates for quick calculations.
Calculates tax amount using the pre-programmed TAX 1 rate.
Calculates tax amount using the pre-programmed TAX 2 rate.
Clears the current entry or the entire calculation and accumulator.
Demonstrates basic addition and subtraction operations with the calculator.
Shows how to perform addition/subtraction using the special Add Mode.
Explains how to set the item count feature for specific calculations.
Illustrates addition/subtraction using the item count feature.
Demonstrates usage and accumulation in the Grand Total memory.
Shows repeating calculations with date references.
Illustrates how rounding affects addition/subtraction results.
Demonstrates the function of the right shift key in live entries.
Shows how to perform calculations using a constant multiplier.
Shows how to perform calculations using a constant divisor.
Demonstrates calculating discounts and net prices.
Shows how to calculate percentage differences between values.
Illustrates profit margin calculations based on cost and sell price.
Demonstrates various methods of using the calculator's memory.
Guides on how to preset and store specific tax rates.
Shows calculations for prices with or without tax using preset rates.
Guides on setting the calculator's internal date and time.
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