Using
the
utilities
68
Operator
Action
Example
[
/
]+[
=
]
1 / Number
[
6
] [
/
] [
=
]
‘
0.16666666
’
[
-
]+[
=
]
- Number
[
6
] [
-
] [
=
] ‘
-6
’
12.6.1 Typing
digits
Type the digit [
0
] to [9] in your calculations. The MPO will
always speak strings of numbers as separate digits.
Before pressing [
=
] to calculate a result, an expression can
first be edited. Use [
Cursor Left/Right
] to reposition the
cursor and [
Backspace
] to delete a character to the left of the
cursor. As you type an operator or Number, it is inserted at the
cursor position.
To delete the last entered data, use the shortcut [
3
] + [
7
]. To
clear the display, use the shortcut [
2
] + [
3
] + [
7
].
A beep will sound if you type an invalid character.
12.6.2 Memory
storage
You can make use of the clipboard as temporary memory
storage to
Cut
and
Copy
numbers. Moreover, you can paste
numbers from the clipboard as you need them.
12.6.3 Changing the evaluation order
Expressions are evaluated from left to right. For example:
A – B/C = (A – B)/C. However, you can use square brackets to
change the evaluation order. For example: A – [B/C] = A –
(B/C).
12.6.4 Using the Calculator Context menu
Instead of typing operators as braille characters you can
alternately use their corresponding commands from the
Calculator Context menu.
Summary of Contents for MPO 5500
Page 1: ...3000700 User Manual 3000700 ...
Page 9: ...Contents 8 ...
Page 13: ...About this manual 12 ...
Page 17: ...Safety precautions 16 ...
Page 35: ...Editing text in notes and SMS 34 ...
Page 41: ...Using Notes 40 ...
Page 49: ...Using the Phone 48 ...
Page 61: ...Using Contacts 60 ...
Page 65: ...Using the Agenda 64 ...
Page 71: ...Using the utilities 70 ...
Page 79: ...Customizing your MPO 78 ...
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Page 84: ...Appendix B 82 ...
Page 90: ...Appendix D 88 ...
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