Calculated Industries 8509 Manuel utilisateur

Pocket

Reference

Guide

Model 8509

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Table of Contents

Key Definitions................................................3

Basic Function Keys.....................................3

Dimensional Unit Keys.................................3

Convert Key Functions.................................4

Memory ........................................................5

Entering Square or Cubic.............................6

Fractional Resolution....................................6

Project Keys.................................................6

Basic Dimensional Math.................................8

Linear Conversions......................................8

Square and Cubic Conversions...................8

Basic Dimensional Math...............................9

Project Examples —

Using Default Values.....................................10

Paint: Gallons, Quarts, or Pints..................10

Wallpaper: Rolls.........................................10

Tiles: Quantity .............................................11

Carpet: Length.............................................11

Concrete: Bags...........................................12

Finding the Cost of Materials.......................12

Cost of Concrete........................................12

Auto Shut-Off and Batteries.........................13

Reset..........................................................13

Auto Shut-Off..............................................13

Batteries.....................................................13

Repair and Return.........................................14

Repair and Return Information...................14

Warranty. ........................................................15

Warranty Repair Service: U.S.A.................15

Repair Service: Outside U.S.A...................15

Non-Warranty Repair Service: U.S.A.........16

Disclaimer...................................................17

FCC Class B...................................................18

Looking for New Ideas..................................18

Key Denitions

Basic Function Keys

oOn/Clear Key ─ turns power on.

Pressing once clears the display.

Pressing twice clears all

temporary values.

OOff ─ turns all power off, clearing

all non-permanent registers.

+ – x

÷ =

Arithmetic operation keys.

0– 9

and •

Digits used for keying in numbers.

%Percent (%) ─ four-function

(+, -, x, ÷) percent.

Dimensional Unit Keys

yYards Key ─ enters or converts to

yards.

fFeet Key ─ enters or converts to feet

as whole or decimal numbers. Also

used with the iand /keys for

entering feet-inch-fraction values (for

example, 6 f 9 i 1 / 2).

Repeated presses during conversions

toggle between feet-inch-fractions and

decimal feet. (cont'd)

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Table of Contents

Key Definitions................................................3

Basic Function Keys.....................................3

Dimensional Unit Keys.................................3

Convert Key Functions.................................4

Memory ........................................................5

Entering Square or Cubic.............................6

Fractional Resolution....................................6

Project Keys.................................................6

Basic Dimensional Math.................................8

Linear Conversions......................................8

Square and Cubic Conversions...................8

Basic Dimensional Math...............................9

Project Examples —

Using Default Values.....................................10

Paint: Gallons, Quarts, or Pints..................10

Wallpaper: Rolls.........................................10

Tiles: Quantity .............................................11

Carpet: Length.............................................11

Concrete: Bags...........................................12

Finding the Cost of Materials.......................12

Cost of Concrete........................................12

Auto Shut-Off and Batteries.........................13

Reset..........................................................13

Auto Shut-Off..............................................13

Batteries.....................................................13

Repair and Return.........................................14

Repair and Return Information...................14

Warranty. ........................................................15

Warranty Repair Service: U.S.A.................15

Repair Service: Outside U.S.A...................15

Non-Warranty Repair Service: U.S.A.........16

Disclaimer...................................................17

FCC Class B...................................................18

Looking for New Ideas..................................18

Key Denitions

Basic Function Keys

oOn/Clear Key ─ turns power on.

Pressing once clears the display.

Pressing twice clears all

temporary values.

OOff ─ turns all power off, clearing

all non-permanent registers.

+ – x

÷ =

Arithmetic operation keys.

0– 9

and •

Digits used for keying in numbers.

%Percent (%) ─ four-function

(+, -, x, ÷) percent.

Dimensional Unit Keys

yYards Key ─ enters or converts to

yards.

fFeet Key ─ enters or converts to feet

as whole or decimal numbers. Also

used with the iand /keys for

entering feet-inch-fraction values (for

example, 6 f 9 i 1 / 2).

Repeated presses during conversions

toggle between feet-inch-fractions and

decimal feet. (cont'd)

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iInch Key ─ enters or converts to

inches. Entry can be whole or decimal

number. Also used with the /key for

entering fractional inch values (for

example, 9 i 1 / 2). Repeated

presses during conversions toggle

between fractional and decimal

inches.

/Fraction Bar Key ─ used to enter

fractions. Fractions can be entered as

proper (1/2, 1/8, 1/16) or improper

(3/2, 9/8).

mMeter Key ─ enters or converts to

meters.

Convert Key Functions

ÇConvert Key ─ used with the

dimensional unit keys to convert

between dimensions, the

project keys to calculate

material quantities, or with other

keys to access special functions.

Ç – Change Sign (+/

) ─ toggles

displayed value to positive or

negative.

(cont'd) Ç ÷ Square Root (

√

x) ─ finds

square root of value in display.

Ç x Value Squared (x2) ─ finds

square of value in display.

Ç % Pi (

) ─ constant 3.141593.

Memory

Ç + M+ ─ adds or stores a value in

the semi-permanent memory (for

example, 1 5 0 Ç +).

Semi-permanent means the

value is cleared when the

calculator is turned off.

Ç –

Ç +

M- ─ subtracts a value from the

semi-permanent memory

(for example, 1 5 0 Ç –

Ç + subtracts 150 from the

memory).

Ç = MR ─ recalls memory value (for

example, if 150 has been stored

in memory, pressing Ç = will

display 150).

Ç o MC ─ clears memory value.

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iInch Key ─ enters or converts to

inches. Entry can be whole or decimal

number. Also used with the /key for

entering fractional inch values (for

example, 9 i 1 / 2). Repeated

presses during conversions toggle

between fractional and decimal

inches.

/Fraction Bar Key ─ used to enter

fractions. Fractions can be entered as

proper (1/2, 1/8, 1/16) or improper

(3/2, 9/8).

mMeter Key ─ enters or converts to

meters.

Convert Key Functions

ÇConvert Key ─ used with the

dimensional unit keys to convert

between dimensions, the

project keys to calculate

material quantities, or with other

keys to access special functions.

Ç – Change Sign (+/

) ─ toggles

displayed value to positive or

negative.

(cont'd) Ç ÷ Square Root (

√

x) ─ finds

square root of value in display.

Ç x Value Squared (x2) ─ finds

square of value in display.

Ç % Pi (

) ─ constant 3.141593.

Memory

Ç + M+ ─ adds or stores a value in

the semi-permanent memory (for

example, 1 5 0 Ç +).

Semi-permanent means the

value is cleared when the

calculator is turned off.

Ç –

Ç +

M- ─ subtracts a value from the

semi-permanent memory

(for example, 1 5 0 Ç –

Ç + subtracts 150 from the

memory).

Ç = MR ─ recalls memory value (for

example, if 150 has been stored

in memory, pressing Ç = will

display 150).

Ç o MC ─ clears memory value.

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Entering Square or Cubic

To label a dimension as “square” or “cubic,”

enter the value, then press the desired

dimension key twice for square and three

times for cubic. For example, to enter 25

cubic yards, press 2 5 y y y.

Fractional Resolution

Your calculator is set to display fractional

values to the nearest 16th of an inch

(default setting). Press Ç/to access

the fractional resolution setting. Repeated

presses of /then revolve through the

available settings: 1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/2, 1/4,

and 1/8. Press oto exit.

Project Keys

pPaint ─ calculates volume of paint,

based on an entered or calculated

area. Finds quantity in gallons,

quarts, or pints with repeated

presses.

wWallpaper ─ calculates number of

rolls of wallpaper, based on an

entered or calculated area.

tTile ─ finds the number of tiles,

based on an entered or calculated

area. Repeated presses scroll

between numbers of tiles for

various standard tile sizes (18″,

16″, 13″, 12″, 10″, 8″, 6″, 4″, 2″, 1″,

and 24″).

Tile sizes are shown in inches, not

square inches. In other words, a 6″

tile is really 6″ x 6″, or a 36 square-

inch tile, but it is labeled as a 6″

size.

cCarpet ─ calculates carpet length

required, based on entered or

calculated area. Repeated presses

of cscroll between values for

12′, 13′, and 15′ rolls.

CConcrete ─ calculates the number

of bags of concrete required,

based on an entered or calculated

volume (for example, cubic feet or

cubic yards).

Ç • Cost ─ allows you to calculate

total material cost.

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Entering Square or Cubic

To label a dimension as “square” or “cubic,”

enter the value, then press the desired

dimension key twice for square and three

times for cubic. For example, to enter 25

cubic yards, press 2 5 y y y.

Fractional Resolution

Your calculator is set to display fractional

values to the nearest 16th of an inch

(default setting). Press Ç/to access

the fractional resolution setting. Repeated

presses of /then revolve through the

available settings: 1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/2, 1/4,

and 1/8. Press oto exit.

Project Keys

pPaint ─ calculates volume of paint,

based on an entered or calculated

area. Finds quantity in gallons,

quarts, or pints with repeated

presses.

wWallpaper ─ calculates number of

rolls of wallpaper, based on an

entered or calculated area.

tTile ─ finds the number of tiles,

based on an entered or calculated

area. Repeated presses scroll

between numbers of tiles for

various standard tile sizes (18″,

16″, 13″, 12″, 10″, 8″, 6″, 4″, 2″, 1″,

and 24″).

Tile sizes are shown in inches, not

square inches. In other words, a 6″

tile is really 6″ x 6″, or a 36 square-

inch tile, but it is labeled as a 6″

size.

cCarpet ─ calculates carpet length

required, based on entered or

calculated area. Repeated presses

of cscroll between values for

12′, 13′, and 15′ rolls.

CConcrete ─ calculates the number

of bags of concrete required,

based on an entered or calculated

volume (for example, cubic feet or

cubic yards).

Ç • Cost ─ allows you to calculate

total material cost.

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Basic Dimensional Math

Linear Conversions

Convert 15 feet 9-1/16 inches to other units

of measure.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 5 f 9 i 1 / 1 6

15 f e e t 9-1/16 i n c h

Ç f 15.75521 f e e t

Ç i 189.0625 i n c h

Ç y 5.251736 y d

Ç m 4.802187 m

Convert 14.793 decimal inches to fractional

inches.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 4 • 7 9 3 i 14.793 i n c h

Ç i 14-13/16 i n c h

Square and Cubic Conversions

Convert 25 square feet to other square

dimensions.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

2 5 f f 25. s q f e e t

Ç y 2.777778 s q y d

Ç m 2.322576 s q m(cont'd)

Convert 25 cubic feet to cubic yards.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

2 5 f f f 25. c u f e e t

Ç y 0.925926 c u y d

Basic Dimensional Math

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

Adding dimensions:

1 0 i + 2 f

5 i = 3 f e e t 3 i n c h

Subtracting dimensions:

5 f –

1 i 3 / 4 = 4 f e e t 10-1/4 i n c h

Dividing dimensions:

1 0 f ÷

1 i 1 / 4 = 96.

Multiplying dimensions/waste factor

allowance:

1 5 0 f f +

1 0 % 165. s q f e e t

Finding area/square feet:

2 f x

1 f 2 i = 2.333333 s q f e e t

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Basic Dimensional Math

Linear Conversions

Convert 15 feet 9-1/16 inches to other units

of measure.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 5 f 9 i 1 / 1 6

15 f e e t 9-1/16 i n c h

Ç f 15.75521 f e e t

Ç i 189.0625 i n c h

Ç y 5.251736 y d

Ç m 4.802187 m

Convert 14.793 decimal inches to fractional

inches.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 4 • 7 9 3 i 14.793 i n c h

Ç i 14-13/16 i n c h

Square and Cubic Conversions

Convert 25 square feet to other square

dimensions.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

2 5 f f 25. s q f e e t

Ç y 2.777778 s q y d

Ç m 2.322576 s q m(cont'd)

Convert 25 cubic feet to cubic yards.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

2 5 f f f 25. c u f e e t

Ç y 0.925926 c u y d

Basic Dimensional Math

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

Adding dimensions:

1 0 i + 2 f

5 i = 3 f e e t 3 i n c h

Subtracting dimensions:

5 f –

1 i 3 / 4 = 4 f e e t 10-1/4 i n c h

Dividing dimensions:

1 0 f ÷

1 i 1 / 4 = 96.

Multiplying dimensions/waste factor

allowance:

1 5 0 f f +

1 0 % 165. s q f e e t

Finding area/square feet:

2 f x

1 f 2 i = 2.333333 s q f e e t

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Finding volume/cubic feet:

5 f x 1 • 5

f x 2 i = 1.25 c u f e e t

Project Examples —

Using Default Values

Paint: Gallons, Quarts, or Pints

How many quarts of paint do you need to

cover a wall measuring 12′ x 8′? How many

pints? How many gallons?

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 2 f x 8 f = 96. s q f e e t

p1.10 q t

p2.19 pt

p0.27 g l

Wallpaper: Rolls

Find the number of wallpaper rolls needed

for a wall measuring 8′ x 12′.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

8 f x 1 2 f = 96. s q f e e t

w1.71 r o l l

Tiles: Quantity

How many tiles do you need to cover a floor

measuring 10′ x 15′? Find the number of

tiles in various sizes. Also, add a 10% waste

allowance, in case you need extra tile.

After converting to tile, press the

tkey until you reach the desired

tile size. The DIY Project Calculator

For Dummies lists 11 of the most

popular tile sizes.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 0 f x 1 5 f = 150. s q f e e t

+ 1 0 % 165. s q f e e t

t73.33 t i l e (18 in)

t92.81 t i l e (16 in)

Continuous presses of tdisplay the num-

ber of tiles for the following additional sizes:

18″, 16″, 13″, 12″, 10″, 8″, 6″, 4″, 2″, 1″, 24″.

Carpet: Length

Find the quantity of carpet needed to cover

a floor that measures 12′ 6″ x 10′ in area.

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

o0.

1 2 f 6 i

x 1 0 f = 125. s q f e e t

(cont'd)

KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

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