Does this work like a calculator or like a 10 key adding machine. Example: Do you hit 8 + 6- to get 2 or do you hit 8+6= to get 2?
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I am not sure what you mean. To me it works logically which is why I bought it. 8+6=14. 8-6=2 and so on. Hope this helps.
1434292
I am not sure what you mean. To me it works logically which is why I bought it. 8+6=14. 8-6=2 and so on.Hope this helps.
566474
I used mine in excel and, if I remember right, it always spit out an 8 digit code just like you are seeing. This has no functionality beyond reading that code.
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I returned this item because the photo when I ordered was different from this calculator, which is the one I received. You know, I just can't remember if it will hold a constant. I also have had a hard time finding a calculator that will hold a constant for calculating percentages. I want to be able to enter the percentage and 'times', and then just keep entering a number and hitting 'equals'. That function, as well as a separate Clear and Clear Entry key are my two requirements, and almost impossible to find any more. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Sorry, the 5 is right above the 8 and I touched the wrong key. It would read 1.8.
173024
It has a % key. I don't personally use that function, but its a nice little calculator.
994359
Look at it like a piece of paper. For instance, if you want to subtract 20 from 100, you have to write down 100 first - right? The same principle applies here. First clear anything you have in there, then: enter 100 > hit plus sign > enter 20 > hit the red button above the plus sign. Youe screen should now read 80. Hope this helps!
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Yes. Look at the keypad in the photo. Go to the top left corner and go down one button. There is an arrow pointing to the right. With this you can erase any string of numbers you have just input before you hit any function key. For example, let's say you just inputted 2467 and you want to erase the 7 so you can correctly make it an 8. Just hit the arrow key once and the 7 will be erased and now you can input an 8 and anything else. If you hit the arrow key twice you would erase the 7 and 6 and you can pick up from there. This is a useful feature that works well. Hope this is helpful. I like this calculator and recommend it. Yes. Look at the keypad in the photo. Go to the top left corner and go down one button. There is an arrow pointing to the right. With this you can erase any string of numbers you have just input before you hit any function key. For example, let's say you just inputted 2467 and you want to erase the 7 so you can correctly make it an 8. Just hit the arrow key once and the 7 will be erased and now you can input an 8 and anything else. If you hit the arrow key twice you would erase the 7 and 6 and you can pick up from there. This is a useful feature that works well. Hope... » Read More Yes. Look at the keypad in the photo. Go to the top left corner and go down one button. There is an arrow pointing to the right. With this you can erase any string of numbers you have just input before you hit any function key. For example, let's say you just inputted 2467 and you want to erase the 7 so you can correctly make it an 8. Just hit the arrow key once and the 7 will be erased and now you can input an 8 and anything else. If you hit the arrow key twice you would erase the 7 and 6 and you can pick up from there. This is a useful feature that works well. Hope this is helpful. I like this calculator and recommend it. « Show Less
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Mine came with a number (i.e. 10) and a key. You don't get to choose the combination.
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Step on, read the number, step off. Write it down if you need to track it. Math is good. It's a nice scale, though. It would be nice if it sent email to your smartphone but it doesn't. :0
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Yes--on the control panel set up, there is a feature to double the number...it says "Next" or "Previous" so you can create 2 data sets for program X. And there is always the wheel--you can hold the outer rubber part from 1-7 and the inside grey wheel rotates, each direction is programmable. The wheel is tricky--you turn it to get from position 1 to 2 to 3, etc, but you have to go through the lower number positions to get to higher number. Probably good for video editing at higher rates of speed but not unique commands.
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This is not a boolian calculator, so yes, you enter the numbers as you would say them.John
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Yes. But I do not like this calculator. It is awkward to use. There is no final solution solved button when using plus and minus.
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I thought when I read the instructions on mine, it said 4 or 5 digit codes accepted. Yes, order matters. Note that the "keypad" has 1/2 on one key, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/0, so really FIVE options, not 10. So, 1-3-5-7-9 is the SAME as 2-4-6-8-0. And 1-1-1-1 would be the same as 1-2-1-2, or 1-1-1-2 or 1-1-2-2, etc.
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you "press" shift and then 2 (for @). Once you touch the shift button, the key stay pressed until you press the next key. So it's not necesary to press the two keys at once, like on "real" keyboards
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Can you explain how you entered the numbers with the blue Key down. Where do you get the numbers? need full explanation
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Zam,It's not possible. If you haven't already purchased this, don't. This is not the proper machine for you if don't need the extra numerals.
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There are 4 switch positions: Off...Learning Time....Music Time...Let's Play. Piano keys, when pressed on Learning Time, count up to 8. My 4 key gets stuck sometimes but still works. If yours is not counting past 3 and is just not getting stuck on that number; it could be defective.