User manual CANON MP41DHIII GB BROCHURE

[. . . ] Use a dry cloth to clean the casing of the unit. Activate the printer until the paper roll is loaded. Avoid using the calculator in places where there are iron filings, as this may affect the electrical circuits of the calculator. Do not place anything on top of the machine, particularly on top of the printer mechanism. [. . . ] When the switch is set at "n+/–, the calculator counts the number of times the + key is pressed and subtracts from the total numbers of times the – key is pressed. < MEMORY ITEM COUNT > When the "ITEM" switch is set at "n+", the calculator counts number of times and keys are pressed. When the switch is set at "n+/–, the calculator counts the number of times the key is pressed and subtracts from the total number of times the key is pressed. < PRINTOUT OF ITEM COUNT > When the PRINT switch is turned "ON", and the "ITEM" switch is at the "n+" or "n+/–" position, the number of items recorded by the counter can print up to three digits on the left-hand side of the paper by pressing either the key or the key for item count and key or key for memory item count. Key Index FEED +- Paper Feed Key: Used for advancing the paper. right Shift Key: Used for shifting and correcting an entered numeral. A single press deletes the last digit on the right. percent Plus-Minus Key: Used for performing percentage , add-on and discount calculations. Sign Change Key: Used for changing the sign (+ or –) of the displayed numbers. Memory Plus Equal Key: Used for obtaining a calculation result and adding the result automatically to the memory. This key is also used for adding number to the memory. When you convert from one national currency to another, the calculator internally converts the original currency to US dollars. This conversion result is the "intermediate US dollar amount". Next, the intermediate US dollar amount is converted to the target currency. The flow of the steps of the conversions will be shown on the printout. For such a calculation, you should use the following procedure to specify the number of decimal places for the intermediate US dollar amount. You can specify from 0 (*2) to 9 decimal places, for a floating decimal point (F). The intermediate US dollar amount is rounded off to the number of decimal places you specify. *2 0 is displayed when F ( floating point) is set for the number of decimal places. For rates less than 1 you can input up to 8 digits, including 0 for the integer digit and leading zeros (though only six significant digits, counted from the left and starting with the first non-zero digit, can be specified). Cash Change Function CHANGE : Used for calculating the change amount; it performs accurate and fast change calculation. Overflow In the following cases, "•ERR•" is displayed, a dotted line is printed, the keyboard is electronically locked, and further operation is impossible. [. . . ] € Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. € Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. € Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Do not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless otherwise specified in the manual. [. . . ]