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LR1130x1
GO Europe GmbH
Zum Kraftwerk 1
D-45527 Hattingen
Deutschland
Sicherheitshinweise im Umgang mit Batterien/Akkus
Warnung! Es besteht Erstickungsgefahr durch Batterien/Akkus.
• Halten Sie Kinder von Batterien/Akkus fern.
• Suchen Sie im Falle eines Verschluckens sofort einen Arzt auf.
Vorsicht! Es bestehen unterschiedliche Gefahren im Umgang mit Batterien/Akkus.
• Versuchen Sie niemals, nicht aufladbare Batterien wieder aufzuladen, schließen Sie Batterien/
Akkus nicht kurz und/oder öffnen Sie Batterien/Akkus nicht. Überhitzung, Brandgefahr oder
Platzen können die Folge sein.
• Unsachgemäßer Umgang mit Batterien/Akkus kann Ihre Gesundheit und die Umwelt gefährden.
Batterien/Akkus können giftige und umweltschädliche Schwermetalle enthalten.
• Die Anschlussklemmen dürfen nicht kurzgeschlossen werden.
• Werfen Sie Batterien/Akkus niemals in Feuer oder Wasser.
• Setzen Sie Batterien/Akkus keiner mechanischen Belastung aus.
• Auslaufende Batterien/Akkus können das Gerät beschädigen. Im Falle eines Auslaufens der/s
Batterie/Akkus entfernen Sie diese sofort aus dem Gerät, um Beschädigungen zu vermeiden.
Seien Sie beim Umgang mit beschädigten oder auslaufenden Batterien/Akkus besonders
vorsichtig und verwenden Sie Schutzhandschuhe.
• Vermeiden Sie den Kontakt mit Haut, Augen und Schleimhäuten. Spülen Sie bei Kontakt mit
Batteriesäure die betroffenen Stellen sofort mit reichlich klarem Wasser und suchen Sie
umgehend einen Arzt auf. Vermeiden Sie extreme Bedingungen und Temperaturen, die auf die/
den Batterie/Akku einwirken können, z. B. auf Heizkörpern oder in direktem Sonnenlicht.
• Verwenden Sie ausschließlich den angegebenen Batterietyp/Akkutyp.
• Unterschiedliche Batterietypen/Akkutypen oder neue und gebrauchte Batterien/Akkus dürfen
nicht zusammen benutzt werden.
• Batterien/Akkus sind mit der richtigen Polarität einzusetzen.
• Schalten Sie das Gerät aus und entnehmen Sie die Batterien/Akkus, wenn Sie das Gerät
längere Zeit nicht nutzen.
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ID: 10429
V 1.15.2
05/2024
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ID: 1042
gTAT
ON/C
_
ON/C
&
10. In Natural
logarithm
/
antilogarithm and
hexadecimal
number
key
In : Used
to
obtain
the logarithm
with
the base
e
(e
=
2.718281828)
18.
*
|
jfi
|
|2ndF|
|
1/x
|
19.
LU
I
(
I
ä F|l~r~l
m Za
20.
_L_
Power
on
and
clear/statistical calculation
mode
key
:
Push
this key to turn
the calculator
on.
It is ready
for
Operation.
When
pushed
during
Operation
it
clears the calculator
except for
the memory.
: Statistical
program
will be
activated.
When
the
calculator is set to the Statistical calculation mode
through
these
keys
the
symbol
|STAT|
appears
and
at the
same
time
the
numerical
values and calculation commands,
except
for
memory
contents
are cleared.
Meanwhile, in the
Statistical calculation
mode
the
)
|,
x—
M|,
|
MR
|
and
[
M+
|
keys
work as
the
[
n |
,
|
x
| ,
| S |
and
DATA|
keys,
respectively.
And
pushing
these
keys
immediately
after
the 2ndF| key
they
work as
the
Ix |
, |
Ex
2
] ,
o
and
CD
|
keys
.
Square
/
reciprocal key
:
Calculates
a
square
of
the number
displayed.
:
Calculates
the reciprocal
of
the number
displayed.
Open
parenthesis / exchange key
:
Used to open parenthesis.
:
Used
to
exchange the number
being displayed
with
the
number
stored in the
working
register.
(
x
«-»
y
)
Close parenthesis
/
Statistical calculation key
:
Used
to close
parenthesis.
•
When
the
Statistical mode
is set
:
Displays
the number
of samples entered.
(n)
:
Used
to
obtain the
sum
ofthe
date
(
)
Number
keys
Used
to
enter
numbers
Division
/
binary number
mode
key
:
Depressed for
division
:
Used
to
set the binary system
mode.
Converts
the number
displayed into the number
in
base 2.
Multiplication
/
octal
number
mode
key
:
Depressed for multiplication
:
Used
to
set the octal system
mode.
Converts the
number
displayed into the
number
in base
8.
Minus
/
hexadecimal number
mode
key
:
Depressed for subtraction
:
Used
to
set the hexadecimal
system mode.
Converts the
number
displayed into the
number
in base16.
Plus / decimal
number
mode key
:
Depressed foraddition.
:
Used
to set
decimal
system
mode (normal mode).
Converts
the number
displayed into the number in baselO.
Memory-in
/statistical
calculation
key
:
Clears
the
number
in the memory
and
then
störe the
number
being
displayed in
the
memory.
To clear the
memory
depress
the|OWC|
key
and
then
the
x—
M
key.
•
When
the
statistical
mode
is set.
:
Used to obtain the mean
value
ofthe
data,
(x)
:
Used
to
obtain the sum
of
squares
of
data.
(
2x
2
)
Recall
memory
/
statistical
calculation key
:
Displays
the contents
of
the
memory.
The
contents
of
the
memory remain unchanged
after
this key
Operation.
•
When
the
statistical
mode
is
set.
:
Used
to
obtain the
Standard deviation
ofthe
sample.
:
Used
to
obtain the
Standard deviation
ofthe
population.
GENIE’.*
52SC
2ndF a»
|
E
|:
: Calculates
the
antilogarithm with
the
base
e
of
the
displayed number.
HEX
mode
Hexadecimal number “E
”key.
2ndF STAT
HF
F
11 log
| Common
logarithm / antilogarithm
and
hexadecimal number
key
log
|
: Used
to obtain the logarithm with the base
of
10.
[2ndF|
| 1fr
|
SCIENTIFIC
CALCULATOR
S HN
: Calculates the antilogarithm
with
the
base of
10.
:
HEX
mode
Hexadecimal
number
“
F ”key.
Real
number enter
/
coordinate conversion key
•
This
is
used when
the
real
parts of
complex
numbers
are
to
be
inputted and
when
calling the
real
parts
of
calculation
results.
•
This
is used during
coordinate conversions when
the
x
coordinate
ofthe
Rectangular
Coordinates
(x,
y
)
is
inputor
when
the
r
of
the
polar
Coordinates
(
r
,
0
) is
input.
It is also used
for
calling
the calculated values
of
x
or
0.
: Converts rectangular
coordinate into polar
coordinate.
Imaginary number enter/
coordinate conversion key
•
This
is
used when
the
imaginary
parts of
complex
numbers
are to
be input
and
when calling
the
imaginary
parts
of
the
calculation results.
•
This
is
used during
coordinate conversions when
they
coordinate
of
the Rectangular
Coordinates
(
x
,
y
)
is
input
or
when
the
0
ofthe
polar
Coordinates
(
r,
0
)
is input. It
is also
used
for
calling the
calculated
values
of
y
or
0.
3. 2ndF
DHGf
4. DRG
2nd function
designation key
Degree
/
Radian
/
Grad
selector
/
angular
unit
conversion key
Used
for
calculation
of
trigonometric, inverse
trigonometric
and
coordinate
conversion.
The DRG|
key
changes
the
angular
mode.
2ndF
Xx
21.
22.
[5
2ndF
-BIN
-CCT
23. _2L_I
2ndF| -OCT|
•
To help
ensure
its
longerity
do
not
touch
the inside of
the calculator, avoid
hard
knocks and
unduly
strong key pressing. Extreme
cold (BELOW
32°F
or
0°C),
heat (above
104°F
or
40°C) and humidity
may
also affect the
functions
of
the
calculator. Never
use
volatile fluid such as
lacquer
thinner,
benzine, etc.
when
cleaning
the unit. For
servicing, contact your
retailer
or
nearby
dealer.
Before starting calculation, be sure
to
press
the
ON/C|
key
and
to confirm
that
“0"is
shown in the display.
Special care should
be
taken
not
to
damage
the unit by
bending or
dropping.
For
example,
do
not carry
it in
your
hip
packet.
>
QRAD
■>
RADDEG
|2ndF||->re|
13. b
| b |
(
Press DRG
)
Ex. DEG
-»
GRAD : Depress
the DRG key
twice.
“DEG”
mode
-
Entries
and
answers
are
in decimal
degrees.
“RAD”
mode
-
Entries
and
answers
are
in radians.
“GRAD”
mode
-
Entries
and
answers
are
in
grads.
(100g
=
90°=J)
It converts
the
displayed
number
into
the value
of
the
next
angular
mode.
[ DEG
-
RAD GRAD
-
DEG
]
-HEX
24.
□□
|2ndF| -HEX
2ndF|
|DRO|
Arc
hyp
5.
: Converts
polar
coordinate
into rectangular
coordinate.
THE KEYBOARD
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
CO CO
‘
t—
>
i—
‘
t—
‘
i—
‘
•—
‘
O
CD OO
-O
Ob CJT
CO CO CO CO CO CO CO
OO
-O
OO CJ1
4
CO CO
CO CO CO
Rignt
shift
/
complex number mode
key
: Example Keyin Display
1.
)
123456
E
-
45
2.
) -5 EXP
24r
~||-
~|
35
: Used
to set
the complex number
mode.
Hyperbolic
/
arc
hyperbolic key
1.
ÖFFl
2.
S
3. gndF
DRO-
4. DRG
«T5
hyp
*5.
Ian
123.
12345.
5.00
5.35
2ndF -DEC
Trigonometric / inverse
trigonometric function
key
x
&F
26.
x-M
x—
M
2ndF[ CPtx|
15. EXPl
|EXP|
A
6. ain cos
Display
format
exchange
/
Tabulation
key
: When
a
calculation
result is
displayed
in
the floating decimal
point
System, pushing
the
key
displays
the
result
in
the
scientific
notation
system.
Pushing
the key
once more
displays the result
back
to
floating decimal
point system again
:
Tospecifythe
numberof
decimal
digits
in
the
calculation
result.
Clear
entry / Factorial key
: Used
to
clear
an
incorrectly entered
number.
1
23
1
+
1
455
1
CE
456
= I
— 579.
:
Calculates
the
factorial of
the
displayed number.
Factorial of
n
[ n!
]
=
n.(n-1).(n-2) 2.1
Degree
/ minute
/
second
• Decimal
degrees
conversion
/
hexadecimal
number
key
:
To convert
degree
/ minute
/
second
to decimal degree and
vice versa
: Hexadecimal
number
“D”
key
(effective only
in
hexadecimal number model
-
HEX mode)
Enter
exponent
/
Pi
and
hexadecimal number
key
:
To enter
number
in scientific notation.
:
The
constant
n(
TT
=
3.141592654
)
is
entered.
: HEX
mode
Hexadecimal
number
“
A
”
key.
|
y*
|
/|
Vy |
and hexadecimal number
key
: Raizes
a
number
to
a power
: Calculates
the
x
th
root
of
y.
: HEX
mode
Hexadecimal
number
“B”key
Square
root
/ cube
root
and
hexadecimal number
key
: Calculates
the
square root
of
the
number
displayed.
: Calculates
the cube
root
ofthe
number
displayed.
: HEX
mode
Hexadecimal
number
“C”key
*
Not suitable
for model KC-119
Power
off
key
When
this
key
is
depressed,
the
calculator
is
turned
off.
OFF
2ndF| [
Sx
2
|
27.
MR
|
MR
|
16.
|2ndF||
TAB|
8.
IS_
|_C
2ndF||
n!
|
-»D.M8D
9. l-DEGl
2ndF[ -D.MS|
|
D |
Automatic Power
-
Off
Function
(A.P.O.)
This
calculator
is
automatically
turned
off
approximately
8
minutes
after
the last key
Operation to
save
the batteries.
S
2ndF|
| O
]
OKTA
CD
28. M+
|
M+
|
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JIN
|OCT|
HEX
CPLX
STAT
: Grad
mode
symbol
Appears
when
the grad mode
is
designated or
shows
that
the
angular
mode ofthe
converted result is
in
grad.
:
Parenthesis
symbol
Appears
when
a
calculation with
parenthesis is performed
by
depressing
the
| ( |
key.
:
Appears
when
the
binary system
mode
is set
or
shows
the
displayed
number
is
a
binary number.
:
Appears
when
the
octal
system
mode
is
set
or
shows
the displayed
number
is
an
octal
number.
: Appears
when
the
hexadecimal
system
mode
is
set
or
shows the
displayed number
is
a
hexadecimal
number.
:
Appears
when
the
complex
number
mode
is
set.
: Appears
when
the
statistical
calculation
mode is
set.
Memory
plus
/ DATA
CD
key
:
Used
to add
the
number
being
displayed
or
calculated result
to
the
contents
of
the
memory.
When
subtracting
a
number
from the memory, depress the
|
+/-
|
and M+
|
keys
in
this order.
•
When
the
statistical
mode
is set.
:
Used
to
enter
the
data
(numbers)
: Used
to correct
the
mis-entry. (Delete function)
DATA
2ndF|
|
CD
|
29.
!+□
RMD
Change
sign
key
Changes
the
sign
ofthe
number
displayed
from
a
positive to
a
negative
or
vice verse.
Example:
5
1
-f/~
|~
~-5
Decimal point
/
random
number
key
:
Example: 12.3
-»
[2]
0.7
-
CZZI
0
2ndF| RND
:
These
keys
are
used
to
generate
uniform
random numbers
from
0.0000
to 0.999
Note
:
Random
number
generation
is
not
possible
when
binary / octal
/
hexadecimal
system
mode is
set.
(3) Display
System
This
machine displays
a
calculation result (x), if it is
within
the
following ränge, in
the
floating decimal point
system.
0.000000001
<
1
x
1
< 9999999999
31.
Equals
/
percent
key
:
Completes
four
arithmetic
calculations
(
+,
-,
x,
+
),
V
y,
y
x
and
complex
number
calculations.
2ndFir%
:
Used
for
the percentage calculation and
add-on
/ discount
calculation.
And
otherwise the
machine
displays
“
x
”
in
the scientific notation
system.
However
a
calculation result within in
the
above
ränge is
also capable
of
being
display
in
the scientific
notation system by
pressing
the
|F«->E|
key
.
DISPLAY
Example: 2ndF TAB
9
rn 5
+~ii9ir=~~i * 0.055555556
(The
1
0th
decimal place is
rounded.)
|F<-E|
—
5.5555555-02
(The
1
0th decimal
place ofthe
mantissa
is
rounded)
|F Ej
-»
0.055555556
2ndF||TAB|| ■
|
0.055555555
(1) Display
format
(
Floating
decimal system, normal
display
)
oea unm
(
Scientific
notation system )
This
is
determined
by
the
calculator
in the
form
of
5.55555555556 x
10'
2
.
Rounding
the 11 th
digit ofthe
mantissa results
in
5.55555555556 x10'
2
.
When
changed to the floating decimal
display,
the
rounded parts
may
not
be
displayed as in this example.
Mantissa Exponent
(2)
Symbols
: Minus symbol
Indicates
that the number
in
the display
following the“
- ”
is
a
negative.
M :
Memory
symbol
Appears
when
a
number
is
stored
in the
memory.
: Error
Symbol
Appears
when
a
overflow
or
an
error
is
detected.
2ndF
:
2nd
function designation symbol
Appears
when
the 2nd
function is
designated.
I
hyp
| :
Hyperbolic
function
designation
symbol
Appears
when hyperbolic
function is
designated.
DEGl
:
Degree
mode
symbol
Appears
when
the degree
mode is
designated or
shows
that angular
mode ofthe
converted result is
in
degree.
In
case
of
malfunction,
please
press
reset
button
on
the
back
of
the
calculator.
RAD| : Radian
mode
symbol
Appears
when
the radian
mode is
designated or
shows
that the
angular
mode of
the converted result is
in
radian.
-2-
2
The operating manual represents a component part of the device. It contains
important information regarding safety, use and disposal. Familiarize yourself with
all the operating and safety information before starting to use the device. Only use
the device as described and for the purpose for which it is intended. Hand over all
the documents with the device if it is transferred to third parties.
To help ensure its longev
ity do not touch the inside of the calculator, avoid hard
knocks and unduly strong key pressing. Extreme cold (BELOW 32°F or 0°C), heat
(above 104°F or 40°C) and humidity may also affect the functions of the calculator.
Never use volatile fluid such as lacquer thinner, benzine, etc. when cleaning the
unit. For servicing, contact your retailer or nearby dealer.
Before starting calculation, be sure to press the key and to confirm that “0" is
shown in the display.
Special care should be taken not to damage the unit by bending or dropping. For
example, do not carry it in your hip packet.
Safety information regarding handling batteries
Warning! Risk of suffocation through batteries.
• Keep batteries out of reach of children.
• Seek medical attention immediately if one is swallowed.
Caution! There are different risks involved when dealing with batteries.
• Never attempt to recharge standard batteries, never short circuit batteries and/or
open batteries.
Doing so leads to a potential risk of overheating, fire or explosion.
• Improper handling of batteries can put your health and the environment at risk.
Batteries may contain toxic, ecologically hazardous heavy metals.
• Ensure the connection terminals are not short-circuited.
• Never throw batteries into a fire or water.
• Never expose batteries to any mechanical loads.
• Leaking batteries could cause damage to the device. If a battery should start to
leak, remove it from the device immediately to prevent any further damage. Take
the utmost care when handling damaged or leaking batteries and always wear
protective gloves.
• Avoid any contact with the skin, eyes, and mucous membranes. Rinse any parts
of the body which have come into contact with battery acid with plenty of clean
water and contact a doctor immediately. Avoid extreme conditions and
temperatures which could affect the batteries, e.g. by placing them on radiators or
exposing them to direct sunlight.
• Only use batteries of the type specified.
• Never use batteries of different types or new and old batteries together.
• Ensure batteries are inserted with the correct polarity.
• If the device will not be used for a longer period, switch the device off and
remove the batteries.
• Remove empty batteries from the device and dispose of them according to the
applicable directives.
• The batteries must be removed from the device before its disposal.
Warranty
Dear customer,
we are delighted that you have chosen this equipment. In the case of a defect,
please return the device together with the receipt and original packing material to
the point of sale.
Disposal
Find out about the possibilities of taking back old appliances and used
batteries free of charge from your dealer.
The adjacent symbol indicates laws dictate that electrical and electronic
apparatus no longer required must be disposed of separate from
domestic waste. Dispose of your device at a collection point provided by
your local public waste authority. Packaging materials must be disposed
of according to local regulations.
Defective or empty batteries must be recycled in accordance with
Directive 2006/66/EC and its amendments. Return batteries and the
device via the collection points provided.
The packaging is made of environmentally friendly materials that you
can dispose of at local recycling points. Advice on the options with
which to dispose of your old device can be obtained from your
municipal or local administration offices.
Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.
The Triman logo is only relevant for France and Spain.
Observe the identification on the packaging materials during the waste
sorting process; they are identified by abbreviations (b) and numbers (a)
which have the following significance: 1–7: plastic/20–22: paper and
cardboard/80–98: composite materials.
The logo is only applicable to Italy.
Cleaning
Switch off the unit. Clean the surface of the housing with a soft, dry, lint-
free cloth. Do not use any solvents or cleaning agents.
Troubleshooting
In case of malfunction, please press reset button on the back
of the calculator.
Battery Replacement
If the displayed becomes dark or dim, replace the battery with new ones according
to the following procedure.
Battery: LR1130x1
1. Turn off the calculator.
2. Remove the battery cover.
3. Replace the batteries. (+ side must be up)
4. Push in the battery cover.
5. After the replacement, press the [OFF] and [ON/C] keys in this order to clear the
calculator. When the batteries are correctly installed “DEG0” will be displayed. (If
the display shows nothing or a meaningless symbol or the keys become
inoperative, remove the battery, and install them again. Press [OFF] and [ON/C]
keys in this order and check the display again.
Note:
• Wipe off the surface of the new batteries with cloth and then install the batteries.
• Always replace both batteries at the same time.
• Subject to change without notice.
ENGLISH
Product specificaties
| Merk: | Genie |
| Categorie: | Rekenmachine |
| Model: | 52 SC |
| Soort bediening: | Knoppen |
| Kleur van het product: | Marineblauw |
| Gewicht: | 80 g |
| Breedte: | 75 mm |
| Diepte: | 142 mm |
| Hoogte: | 15 mm |
| Breedte verpakking: | 164 mm |
| Diepte verpakking: | 220 mm |
| Hoogte verpakking: | 25 mm |
| Soort: | Wetenschappelijke rekenmachine |
| Stroombron: | Batterij/Accu |
| Vormfactor: | |
| Ondersteund aantal accu's/batterijen: | 2 |
| Afdekzeil: | Ja |
| Cijfers: | 10 cijfers |
| Beeldscherm kanteling: | Nee |
| Tekstregels: | 1 regels |
| Type batterij: | LR54 |
| Code geharmoniseerd systeem (HS): | 84701000 |
| Display met achtergrondverlichting: | Nee |
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