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Getting Started 37

Line Numbers 37

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MemoryCalculation 35

Applied Calculation 35

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What will they think of next?

The Sharp EL-6300

Five different versatile, highly useful devices inside one extraordinary calculator

so small

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purse

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•

An electronic

telephone

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address directory

capable of holding dozens of

names

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telephone

numbers

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addresses

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An electronic calendar

that permits you to write yourself memos up to 80 characters long on

errands, business

meetings

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luncheon engagements, and other daily

events that are stored by date for instant

recall

.

•

An electronic notebook

that lets you dispense with pen and paper to quickly key

in

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comments

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shopping

lists

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or whatever else comes to

mind

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secret password

If

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read

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secret password that protects those confidential entries

in

three

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TEL memo

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SCHEDULE memo

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and NOTE memo mode

while the rest of the information can be freely read.

•

A multifunction calculator with

percent

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constant

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repeat

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memory

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and other

functions as well as the four basic arithmetic operations.

•

A powerful calculator

programmable

in

simplified BASIC language, with eightfunction keys that

can be used to make versatile, powerful programs.

This manual explains how each of these features works and provides examples

so you can easily master the numerous operations provided by the calculator.

The Sharp EL-6300

-

five different devices

in

one, all designed to help you do

your own

thinking

.

INTRODUCTION

•

W

he

n

changing

modes

,

move the operation mode switch completely over to

t

h

e

n

e

w mode. The calculator does not work

if

this switch is only partway

bet

w

ee

n

two mode positions.

SPACEkey Returnkey

SHI

F

T

k

e

y

ENTERkey

S

M

A

LL key

IN

/

OUT

r

e

ce

sse

d

button

S

e

ar

c

h

keys

DEL

(D

e

l

e

te)

k

e

y

INS

(In

s

ert) key

M

o

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l

ecto

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k

eys

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s

t

control

(

s

ide

)

Face

Op

e

r

a

tion

mo

de

s

wit

c

n

:

~

Power

s

witch

Di

s

play

Key

Layout

Be

fore getting started, look at the key layout. Each key and selector is

d

isc

ussed

in

a chapter when

it

is

used

.

For now, just locate the

keys

.

CHAPTER

2

GETTING ACQUAINTED

3

CHAPTER

2

GETTING AQUAINTED

Dry,softcloth

ob~,?!,

Clean it with a dry, soft cloth. Do

not use volatile liquids such as

thinner or

benzene

.

CHAPTER

1

A FEW PRECAUTIONS

2

•

I\

b

II

-

po

int

pe

n

or

s

imilar object should be used to press the reset button. Do

n

I

u

a

nything

s

harp

o

r

with a point that may break off.

C

AU

T

ION

:

Pressi

ng the

r

eset button without holding down

[

ENTER

]

clears all

info

rm

at

ion in the calculator

memory

,

including all telephone

listings

,

m

emos

,

and the stored program. Use the reset button with

caut

i

o

n

.

A

LL

RESE

T

bu

tt

on

Occ

asiona

ll

y,

if

th

e

calc

ulat

o

r

is

given

a

hard

jolt

,

none of the

function

s will work.

In

the

.

event of

th

i

s

r

ar

e

occu

r

rence

,

s

l

i

de

the power

swi

t

ch ON.

The

n

d

o

on

e

of

th

e

follo

w

ing

pr

oc

ed

u

res

.

1

.

To retain

a

ll

d

a

ta

a

nd programs

Ho

l

d down

t

h

e

I

ENTE

R

I

key and at the

sam

e

tim

e press the ALL RESET button

(reset

butto

n

)

o

n

th

e

b

ac

k

of

th

e

ca

lculator.

*

Th

e

loc

ation of the button

i

s

s

hown

i

n

t

h

e

fig

ur

e

.

If

the

charact

e

rs on the display look

no

r

ma

l

,

release the

I

E

N

TE

R

I

key

.

All data and stored program

l i

nes will be

retained

.

2.

To de

l

ete

a

ll

data

a

nd programs

Pr

e

ss the reset

bu

tton only. This resets the calculator and clears the

memory

.

Reset

Button

Co

nt

ras

t

Co

ntr

o

l

T

u

rn the

cont

r

ol

in

t

he directionof

t

he

a

r

row fordarker

disp

l

ay

.

Tu

rn

it

in

theopposite

d

ir

ectio

n

for

l

ighte

r

disp

l

ay

.

Ad

ju

s

t

i

t

so

th

atthe

d

i

splay

i

s

easy

t

osee.

5

C

H

APT

E

R

2

G

ETTIN

G

AO

UAINT

ED

If

you have trouble seeing the characters, use the

contras

t dial to adjust the

sharpness of the

display

.

To darken, turn the dial

in

the direction of the arrow

unt

i

l

the characters are dark

eno

u

gh

.

ContrastControl

If

you do not press a key or otherwise operate the calculator for about 10

minutes

,

it

automatically switches off the display, thus helping

t

o

conserve the

battery.

If

you want to see the display

aga

i

n,

simply press the

[]BK]

key (note

"ON

"

above the key). You can then resume

operation

.

Automatic

Power Off

When you key

in

these

numbers

,

they are

displayed from left to right.

Let's start with something as simple as

Let's try

w

ritin

g

i

n

som

e

data. The large LCD (liquid

cryst

a

l

di

s

pl

ay

)

ca

n

hold up

to two lines of 16

characters

,

s

y

mbols

,

or digits.

I

TElEPHONE

NAME

?

First turn on the

powe

r,

t

hen slide the

ope

r

ation mode switch to

MEMO/

WRITE

.

This is what you

w

i

ll

se

e

on the display:

Getting Started

A

LL

RES

ET

but

t

on

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t

I

<

y

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;

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1

u

se

d

ma

i

n

ly for

a

lphabetic characters.

Inputting

a

lphabe

ti

c

characters

Inputtin

g Data

T

hr

oe

differe

n

t

typ

e

s

of data can be keyed into the

calculator

:

alphabetic

h

racters,

n

u

mb

er

s

,

and

symbols

.

Each type of data has a slightly different

W

'

y of being

k

ey

e

d

in

.

As you follow the instructions

below

,

refer to the

lllu

tr

a

tions

.

S

l

ide

th

e

pow

e

r

s

witch to

ON

.

Place the operation mode switch on

M

E

MO

/

W

R

I

TE. For these examples we

wi

l

l

use Tel Memo

mode

.

Look to see

th

a

t

th

e

Te

l

M

e

mo mode indicator appears

in

the upper

l

eft corner of the display.

If

not

,

press

t

h

e

[TIO

key. For the

meantime

,

ignore the

wo

r

d

"

TELEPHONE

",

"

NA

M

E?

"

and

l

ate

r

"

NUMBER?

"

shown

in

the display. You will find

ou

t what

lh y

m

e

an

i

n

t

h

e

n

ex

t

chap

te

r

.

hi

chapte

r

e

xplains the basic

operat

i

ons and presents

examp

l

es to

he

l

p

you

ui

c

k

ly

l

earn

t

o enter and correct

informat

i

on on this

versat

i

le

pocket data

b

a

nk

/

com

put

er. The more you know about the

ca

l

culator

,

the more

it

will help

y

o

u

in

your daily

routine

.

So

f

e

el free to experiment with its many

features

.

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BASIC OPERATION

7

C

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3

BASIC OPERATION

CHAPTER

2

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ETTING

AOUA

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,

press

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or

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before inputting

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rn

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m

i

ta

k

es

a

nd

cha

nging what

you

'

ve written is easy on this calculator

wl

11

.

l

1

rlk

w

yo

u

to

re-

input

da

ta, delete unwanted

data

,

or insert new

data

.

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w

a

r

e

yo

u?

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inp

ut

s

ymbo

l

s

,

pr

e

ss the

I

SHIFT

I

key to make the

SHIFT

indicator appear

on

l

he

d

i

s

p

l

a

y

.

Th

e

n

p

r

e

ss

the key of the symbol you want. Your symbol will

npp

a

r

a

nd

t

h

e

SHIFT

indicator

w

i

ll

disappear

,

returning you to normal

11,

r

c

t

e

r

i

nput.

•

T

h

o

k

e

ys

i

n

th

e

unshaded

a

r

ea are used for symbols.

Inputting

s

ymbols

9

C

HAPT

E

R

3

BASIC OPERATION

As you key

in

the numbers, the cursor(-) moves to the right. Here

also

,

you

would press

I

ENTER

I

to store the

information

.

11'rl

.

4_

First press

[::£:'.fil

.

Then key in:

Example: Input 123.4

*

These keys are used for inputting numbers and for calculations

M

ode

se

l

ec

t

or

k

e

ys

-

1+1

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e

r

a

l

ke

y

s

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r

f

o

r

peri

p

he

r

a

l

s

(s

id

e

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ind

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cator

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l< REAOCA!

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t

ras

t

contro

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(side)

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s

p

l

a

y

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e

r

a

t

i

on mode

s

w

it

c

h

'

~

P

ow

e

r

s

wi

t

c

h

Inputting numbers

As

you

'

ve

seen

,

when you press a character key, a

cap

i

tal letter appears on the

display

.

If

you want small letters

instead

,

press the

l

sMALL

I

key. Note the SML

i

n

dic

ator

in

the display. To go back to capital

letters

,

press the

I

SMALL

I

key again.

I

f you had wanted to store this

information

,

you would have pressed

I

ENTER

1

-

For

convenience there are two

I

ENTER

I

keys on the keyboard. Either one can be

u

s

e

d

for

s

t

oring data

in

the

memory

.

and CATS

[[]

[QJ

@] [[]

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1sMALL1

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oo

w

1SPACE1

1sMALLI

w

rn

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Example

:

To key in

"

DOGS and

CATS

"

,

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3

BASIC OPERATION

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,

ko

t

h

e

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r

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o

n

.

1

9

8

5

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w

p

r

ess

1

9

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e

c

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or to the 2 and then press

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,

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I

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a

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d

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played,

i

nput

I

nse

rti

ng New Data

I

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l

e:

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ng

e

JUNE

2,

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1

9

8

5

1

9

8

5

I

J

~E

2

8

.

•

1

9 8 5

1

J~E

28,

Then delete the unwanted

8

by pressing

GJ

..

.

GJ

(7 times)

Move the cursor to the

8

by pressing

If

it

is

no

t already

displayed

,

input

Deleting Data

Example

:

Input JUNE 28

,

1985 and change "28" to

"2

"

.

1

9

8

5

1

J~E

28,

[El

.

.

.

[El

(6 times)

to make your correction. Then

if

you want to continue inputting

information, return the

c

ursor to its original position by pressing

1

9 8 5

1J~E

28,

The number 7 blinks to indicate the new position of the

cursor

.

Now

simply press

1

9 8 5

I

Jll':H

2

7

,

~

.

.

.

~

(7 times)

The cursor is next to the

5

.

To move

it

back to the

7

,

press

2

7'

1

9

8 5

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3

BASIC OPERAT

I

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NAME

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i

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If

y

o

ur

persona

l

telephone directory is a tattered mess of

scratch

-

outs

,

those

c

l

n

y

s

a

r

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over

.

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c

an

look

.

up business and

p

r

ivate telephone numbers at

111

0

touc

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of

a

finger using the

calculator

'

s

con

v

enient Tel Memo

mode

.

N

o

t

on

ly can

y

ou easily

r

ecord full names and numbers, you can also add

pe

rtin

e

nt

informati

on

-

such as job titles,

addresses

,

and the time of day when

111

perso

n

ca

n

be reached

-

for up to

80

characters or numbers per

entry

.

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li

m

e

you add a new name

it

is

automatical

l

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in

the existing list

in

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l

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TELEPHONE MEMO MODE

1

3

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3

BAS

I

C

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RAT

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1

2