Aurora Calculators Function Guide
Aurora Calculators Function Guide
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TAX Feature
For programming information click on the type of calculator. Desktop + TAX - TAX Press to add tax Press to subtract tax Mini Printer Desktop Printer
STORE Used to store the tax rate (see programming guide) +TAX/C1 Press to add tax or to convert to local currency (see programming guide) -TAX/C2 Press to subtract tax or to convert to foreign currency (see programming guide)
RATE SET
Used to set or check the tax & currency rates (see programming guide) Used to set or check the tax rate (see programming guide)
Currency Conversion
For programming information click on the type of calculator. Desktop C1 C2 Press to convert to local currency (see programming guide) Press to convert to foreign currency (see programming guide) Mini Printer Desktop Printer
STORE Used to store the currency rate (see programming guide) +TAX/C1 Press to add tax or to convert to local currency (see programming guide)
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-TAX/C2 Press to subtract tax or to convert to foreign currency (see programming guide)
RATE SET
Used to set or check the tax & currency rates (see programming guide) Used to set or check the tax rate (see programming guide)
MII MII +
MII RC Press once to recall the second memory total, press again to clear all memory contents Basic Function Keys
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%
Minus key Addition key Percentage key Equals key. On printing calculators only used for multiplication & division calculations only Used on printer models, combined minus & equals key. + Plus Equals Decimal point Multiplication key Used on printer models, this shows the total
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Other Keys
Used to display the time & date. Click on the model number for details on setting the date & time. PR710, PR720, PR730, PR5100.
MU
MU stands for Mark Up, which is for calculating GROSS PROFIT MARGIN (GPM) used in business environments. There are two methods of calculating this, depending on the model of the calculator. example 1. Enter 100 then press the divide key, then enter 15 then press the MU key, which displays 117.65 (15% of this total equates to 17.65) example 2. Enter 100 then press MU key, then enter 15 then press the % key, which displays 117.65 (15% of this total equates to 17.65) The Grand Total key is used to show the cumulative total of your calculations (some models need to have the slide switch set to "GT" to operate. The Grand Total function automatically cumulates the entries you calculate when pressing the = key e.g.: enter 6 x 6 = Should display 36 then enter 10+5= Should display 15, if you hit the GT button it will display the total of these two sums 51. Enters two zeros when pressed saving time. Enters three zeros when pressed saving time. This changes a positive figure to a negative figure & vice versa Date Print / Print Used on printer models. In non-print mode pressing this button prints what is shown on the display. In print mode enter the date e.g. 12.1 1.01 & press this button to print.
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Slide Switches
Decimal Point Selector:
Used to set the number of places after the decimal point.
A 0 1 2 3 4 F
Add Mode. Automatically sets the number entered to 2 decimal places e.g. 123 = "1.23", 1 = "0.01" Automatically sets the answer to no decimal places. e.g. an answer of 1.2345 will show "1" Automatically sets the answer to 1 decimal place e.g. an answer of 1.2345 will show "1.2" Automatically sets the answer to 2 decimal places e.g. an answer of 1.2345 will show "1.23" Automatically sets the answer to 3 decimal places e.g. an answer of 1.2345 will show "1.234" Automatically sets the answer to 4 decimal places e.g. an answer of 1.2345 will show "1.2345" Floating. Automatically sets the answer to the full number of decimal places e.g. an answer of 1.2345 will show "1.2345"
Rounding Selector
Used to round up or down the final answer. Used in conjunction with the decimal point selector Rounds all decimal values up e.g. When the decimal selector is set to "0" an answer of 1.1 to 1.9 will show as "2" Rounds all decimal values down. e.g. When the decimal selector is set to "0" an answer of 1.1 to 1.9 will show as "1"
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When the decimal selector is set to "0" all decimal values between 1.5 & 1.9 are rounded up to show "2" & all decimal values between 1.1 & 1.4 are rounded down to show "1"
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