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Chaining

Your calculator utilizes chaining logic allowing you to carry

out successive intermediate operations using the [

=]

 key to

finalize operations. Since the chaining logic works from left

to right, you must use care when combining operation such

as addition and multiplication by first addressing operations

within brackets.
Example:  1 + 2 x 3 + 4 = 13 Enter the values and operators

as they are written and press [=] to get the answer.
Example:   (1 + 2) x (3 + 4) = 21

Enter… 

1 [+] 2 [=] [M+]

Then enter… 

3 [+] 4 [x] [RCL] [M+] [=]

NOTE:

To recall and remove from memory press 

[RCL] [RCL]

.

To recall & keep in memory storage press 

[RCL] [M+]

.

Error/Overflow

An error/overflow condition occurs when the result of a

calculation has more than 7 digits to the left of the decimal

point, or when you attempt to divide a value by zero or

calculate mixed units that are not alike. An Error condition

is indicated by the "

Error"

 displayed. You must clear the

calculator display by pressing 

[CE/CLR]

 before continuing

operations. Clearing an Error condition will not clear

values stored in the memory registers.

Auto-Range

If the input or calculation result with small units is out of the

7 digit range of the display, the answer will be expressed in

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the next larger units instead of showing "

Error

"

Care

Don’t leave calculator in direct sunlight for long periods, or

store it where excessive temperatures are possible. Don’t

leave the calculator on when not in use (NOTE- To save the

battery, calculator will turn off automatically after 10-12

minutes of inactivity, at which time the displayed value and

memory contents will be cleared.

Battery

This unit requires one 3V lithium battery (CR2032 or

equivalent). The average battery operating life is 2000 hours.

When the display slows down and/or becomes dim, it is time

for a new battery.

To change the battery

1.)

Turn power off.

2.)

Remove screw from battery lid & slide cover off.

3.)

Before removing the battery, be sure to touch a metal

object.  This is to avoid any accidental discharge of

static electricity, which may harm the circuit board.

4.)

Install new battery with the (+) side up.

Resetting Your Calculator

To reset your calculator, turn unit over and see “RESET”.

Press with point of ball point pen. You calculator is now reset.
NOTE:  RESETTING YOUR CALCULATOR WILL ERASE

ANYTHING IN MEMORY OR PAPERLESS TAPE.

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APPENDIX

Conversion Tables

1 square inch 

= 6.4515 sq centimeters

1 square foot 

= 144 square inches

1 square foot 

= 0.92903 sq meters

1 square yard 

= 9 square feet

1 square yard 

= 0.836127 sq meters

1 cubic inch 

= 16.3871 cu centimeters

1 cubic foot 

= 1728 cubic inches

1 cubic foot 

= 0.02831 cu meters

1 cubic yard 

= 27 cubic feet

1 cubic yard 

= 0.76455 cu meters

1 mile 

= 5,280 feet

1 mile 

= 1.609344 kilometers

1 acre 

= 43,560 square feet

1 ounce 

= 28.349532 grams

1 pound 

= 0.4535924 kilograms

1 (U.S.) gallon  = 3.7854118 liters
1 (U.K.) gallon  = 4.546090 liters
1 fluid ounce 

= 29.574 milliliters

Fahrenheit 

= 9/5 (C) + 32

Centigrade 

= 5/9 (F - 32)

pi (

p

= 3.141593

Summary of Contents for DT220

Page 1: ...Weight Conversions 17 Liquid Conversions 17 Temperature Conversion 17 Paperless Tape Review 18 19 EXAMPLE PROBLEMS 20 35 Complex Area 20 Carpentry Rough Opening 21 Carpentry Joist Numbers 21 CONTENTS...

Page 2: ...ys Percent is used to find a given percentage of a number 6 2ND X2 is used to take the square quantity multiplied by itself of the number on the display No operation is performed if the square of an a...

Page 3: ...ter and convert pounds lbs 2ND kg Use to enter and convert kilograms DryOz Dry Oz use to enter and convert Dry Ounces DryOz 2ND grams Use to enter and convert grams Dimension Keys Mile Mile Use for en...

Page 4: ...alley length If an irregular pitch 2ND H V is entered first then the irregular hip valley will be shown H V 2ND Irregular Pitch is used to change the regular pitch value for determining lengths of irr...

Page 5: ...4 5 Enter 7 Ft 0 3 64 INCH Feet 32 4 1 2 3 4 5 Enter 2 5 Inch 5 2 Inch 4 5 14 GETTING STARTED DEFAULT SETTINGS Reduced Fraction Mode Your calculator is set to Reduced Fraction mode which give the mos...

Page 6: ...isplayed Convert 10 pounds 10 lbs 10 LB To kgs 2ND kg 4 535924 KG Liquid Conversions Key Sequence Result Displayed Convert 10 Gallons 10 Gal 10 GL To Liters 2ND Gal 37 85412 L Temperature Conversion K...

Page 7: ...4 Tape 04 6 Tape 05 7 Tape 06 10 19 GETTING STARTED To review in the reverse direction Note If more than one series of calculations have been performed the Paperless Tape will only review the last se...

Page 8: ...dd to memory Find Area of c Enter Feet Inch 5 3 0 3 5 3 Answer 87 5 SQFt Press M to store in memory Press RCL RCL to recall 125 total SQ Ft then multiply by depth Inch 4 3 5 Answer 41 66667 CU Ft To c...

Page 9: ...nd you require shorter risers 5 and wider treads 3 for physically challenged user Operation Reset Enter CE CLR CE CLR Display 0 Operation Enter Height Enter Rise Feet 3 Display RISE 3 Ft 0 INCH Operat...

Page 10: ...c foot of lumber conversions can only be done to and from other cubic measurements Circle Solutions After entering the diameter of a circle the Circle function is used to find the circumference and ar...

Page 11: ...12 thus a 4 12 roof has a SLOPE of 4 when entering SLOPE always use inches In Metric pitch is expressed in millimeters over 1 000 millimeters of run Enter Display Pitch Inch 4 PTCH 4 INCH Run Feet In...

Page 12: ...d on center spacing applies to main roof and 18 on center spacing applies to hip roof Fix Fraction to 8ths Operation Change Fixed Fraction Key Sequence 8 2 2ND 2ND Display Fix 0 Operation Run Key Sequ...

Page 13: ...re possible Don t leave the calculator on when not in use NOTE To save the battery calculator will turn off automatically after 10 12 minutes of inactivity at which time the displayed value and memory...

Page 14: ...rmal Size Actual Size S4S 1 x 2 3 4 x 1 1 2 1 x 3 3 4 x 2 1 2 1 x 4 3 4 x 3 1 2 1 x 6 3 4 x 5 1 2 1 x 8 3 4 x 7 1 4 1 x 10 3 4 x 9 1 4 1 x 12 3 4 x 11 1 4 2 x 2 1 1 2 x 1 1 2 2 x 3 1 1 2 x 2 1 2 2 x 4...

Page 15: ...are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This device generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not used in accordance...

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