how do i change the decimal mode?
2065194
I have no idea. First calculator I have ever owned with no instruction book. Works fine for all standard calculations, but no hints on situations like yours.
2065195
Our calculator does this automatically. When we put in one thousand, it comes out 1,000.00. I hope this helps. Glenn
2272335
You can not. I do not use it any more. Buttons to big always changes modes on me.
369101
There is a button that you can turn to desired setting including zero. Am pleased that I purchased this scale.
1944723
Yes, you should be able to change that setting through your PC. It comes formatted for Windows, but you can reformat once you change the read only setting.
1450226
To set the clock press and hold at least 2 secods the audio (setup) button, then turn the volume control until GENERAL mode, push it (enter). Select CLOCK ADJ, enter. Turn the knob to adjust hours, enter. Turn the Knob to adjust minutes.Press setup 2 seconds to return normal mode. (English is not my mather language)
1787342
If you want to change from fraction to decimal use the S-D button. I'm not sure what you want to know about logs though. It's self explanatory. Or read the manual that came with the calculator. It shows you how to use the calculator and what the buttons mean.
1430112
Go to CONTROL PANEL.Click on DISPLAY,Click on change APPEARANCE,You should see the following:DISPLAY = 1.2769MRESOLUTION = 1920 x 1080ORIENTATION = LANDSCAPERonk1302
397456
where it says vol, there is a key next to it if you press that it will change from 30 to 45, then 50, or 60, and then it will descend to 10, 15, or 20 the keys in the middle just change the mode to A, B or C, mine came with an instructional brochure and I have had different units so they have mostly the same functioning. Please, be careful using a detox machine, and never over use it. Hope this is useful.
1249042
when you turn to unlock it there is a small hole on the side. Insert someting in that hole and hold while you select the numbers you want to change it to.
773878
there is a button to change the input mode. press this button to find the correct one.
1136129
Yes. To get to complex calculation mode: Mode -&gt; 2:CMPLX To change to polar or rectangular output: SETUP -&gt; Down -&gt; 3:CMPLX -&gt; (1:a+bi or 2:r&lt;theta) Or, to change radians or degrees: SETUP -&gt; (3:Deg or 4: Rad) To change polar to rectangular for a single output, you can pick: Shift+2 -&gt; (3:r&lt;theta or 4:a+bi) Note that this calculator can swap back and forth between exact mode and decimal mode very easily. Example: sqrt(3)/3 + sqrt(3)/2i Press S&lt;&gt;D button: 0.57735+0.866025i I used to use my TI-89 for everything, until I read through the manual for this thing and realized that it's far quicker to get to things I use on a daily basis with this thing. AND it gives it to me with exact notation more often than not, a feature that my TI-89 just wasn't very good at. And all of the symbols you need are in button form, instead of somewhere deep in a catalog. Notice the Log(base)(value) button. I haven't seen a single calculator other than this one which has that button, and I use that all the friggin' time. It was certainly worth a try. If my time is worth $30 an hour as an engineer, it has already saved me hundreds of dollars in time compared to my TI-89.
920321
While at the first tee, if it still shows 999, push the mode button (right hand lower button) and cycle through the three modes (if you have pro mode). That should straighten it out.
415245
push the dsp button. push and hold till numbers blink, then turn volume to raise or lower numbers. do again for minutes and set for am or pm time.. hope this helps.. bob.
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There should be a way to go into the settings and change it, the one's I received were in English setting
1080581
No. I'm tuning it now and when pressing down it skips from 88.0 to 108.0. Changing from US to EU doesn't make a difference.
2160270
Hi Stephen, Unfortunately you cannot change the decimal point to have the meter read to the hundredth place as the device was not designed to do so from its very simple circuitry. The volt meter read range is from 0-99V and the extra line on the left is meant for double digits. You technically could do it if you desoldered the IC chip on the back, but you risk damaging it. I hope this helps.
1106566
Wow, the same thing happened to me, and yes, it is in the manual! Hold the tuning "up" (+) button while turning on the power, and it will switch from the European (9kHz) to the U.S. (10 kHz), which sets it back to 580, 590, 600, etc., rather than the off numbers. Best 10 minutes I ever spent on the internets!