Does anyone know how to change the decimal point? Example you type in 55255 would print 552.55.
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Set the decimal indicator, which goes from 0 to F, on 2. It will then put the decimal point automatically 2 places from the right.
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the button under F Cut Up and 5/4...move the button over to UPS and have the other button on the far right under the + sign
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I've never done a 0.7, but it should. It has spaces as follows; 0.1-0.5, 0.5-1.0, 1.0-2.0 and 2.2
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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.
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I also noticed the "200" and assumed that it meant 2.00. Turns out that it did: the glasses are indeed a +2.0 correction. I'm not sure whether they just left out the decimal point after the 2, or maybe "200" is just what they call it.
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Set the number to 00...that'll do it. Not at all intuitive, but somehow I found it.
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Hmmm....must be that new math where you drop the decimal point completely out of the equation.
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My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It becomes automatic in your mind after you have done it a couple of times. My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It... » Read More My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It becomes automatic in your mind after you have done it a couple of times. « Show Less
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Terry - I checked the calculator today and it does not have a way to set the decimal to automatically be added to numbers. You have to keep putting in the decimal point but since it it not a large calculator, it is pretty easy to do.
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The calculator came with a pretty complete manual, which I have long since lost. I generally use a PDF that I downloaded - I keep it on Dropbox so can call it up on my phone. I've scratched two things that I can never remember (set floating decimal, and pair-entry for regression) onto the back.
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They were trying to say 7.4 - 22.4. Don't forget to calibrate this properly! It scares you when you don't haha
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Sorry, I've never had to use those functions. To use %, I just do .000 x what the percentage is minus the price. Sorry I that sounded sophmoric
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Mine works fine for digital channels. You just use the "dash" to represent the decimal point. So "5.1" would be keyed in as "5-1".
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Try turning it off than recalibrating it. It should read 9999.99 and count down to 1111.11 and if that don't work than you might have a defective 1.. It's life time warranty so just send it back to gem pro.
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Ha, ha, that's got to be a joke. Maybe they put the decimal point in the wrong place.
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HI Judy! Turn your machine on. The LCD Screen will show an icon that looks like a page. second column, 3rd down. Press that icon, and then the &gt; key. You'll see 3 options, Buzzer, Initial position, and English. &lt;&gt; The English is what changes the format from inches to metric. Hope this helps. Judy, if you are on Face Book, we have a wonderful group of SE400 owners. We exchange successes and failures, questions and answers. Also we exchange costs of items accessible for purchase on Amazon.
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There is a decimal point on the printout, but the comma doesn't show on the printout... in fact on the display there is no comma either, instead there is an apostrophe (??).
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When you double-click on the id it becomes highlighted. Just type over with the new id. PS there are decimal and hexidecimal ids. if you get the number mixed up it won't work.