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Help Note that this help is available from within the calculator, just select Help from the main menu. Basic Operation Number Entry The number keys to and decimal point are used to enter numbers. To enter a negative number, press after entering the number. To enter an exponent, press then enter the exponent using the number and keys. The key deletes the last digit entered and can be used to correct a number or exponent. The key clears the display ready for a new calculation. Secondary Functions The key is used to access the secondary function of each key (displayed above the key in orange). While shift is active, SHIFT will be shown on the display. Press again to cancel shift mode. As an alternative to using shift, the secondary function of each key can also be accessed by holding down the key. This feature can be disabled in Settings. Throughout this help, functions which require shift to access are shown in orange. The shift key itself is not shown. Display Number Format Numbers can be formatted on the display using either a point or a comma as the decimal separator. Numbers can also be displayed with digit grouping, using either a comma/point or space to separate groups of digits. In decimal mode, numbers are displayed in groups of three digits. For binary, hexadecimal or octal mode, numbers are displayed in groups of four digits. These options can be set via the Settings screen. Display Modes There are four display modes for calculation results. Use the key to cycle through the modes. The display will show FIX, SCI, ENG or blank to indicate the current mode. Decimal Places To set the number of decimal places in FIX mode, or the number of significant digits in SCI or ENG modes, press . This will bring up a dialog to select the number of digits, together with the current value rounded appropriately. When the number of digits selected is less than the maximum available, the display will show the number of digits after the mode indicator e.g. FIX:5 or SCI:8. Normal