Canon CP1200D Instruction Guide

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Canon CP1200D Specification

The Canon CP1200D is a high-performance desktop printing calculator designed for efficient and reliable financial computations. It features a 12-digit large display that ensures clear and easy readability, accommodating complex calculations with precision. This calculator integrates a two-color ink ribbon printing system, offering fast and crisp printing at speeds of up to 4.3 lines per second, which is ideal for high-volume tasks. The CP1200D incorporates essential financial functions including tax calculation, currency conversion, and cost/sell/margin calculations, making it suitable for business and accounting environments. It includes a built-in clock and calendar function, adding convenience for time-stamped record keeping. The calculator is engineered with a durable and robust design, with responsive keys that ensure a smooth and reliable user experience. It supports both AC power and battery operation, enhancing its versatility and portability. The CP1200D also features a grand total function, item counter, and rounding settings, providing comprehensive tools to streamline complex calculations. Its energy-efficient design includes an auto power-off function to conserve energy when the calculator is not in use. The Canon CP1200D is crafted to meet the rigorous demands of professionals who require accuracy and efficiency in their daily financial tasks.

Canon CP1200D F.A.Q.

How do I change the paper roll on the Canon CP1200D calculator?

To change the paper roll, first remove the old roll by gently pulling it out. Insert the new roll into the paper holder with the end of the paper feeding from the bottom. Thread the paper through the printing mechanism and press the feed button to advance it.

What should I do if the Canon CP1200D calculator display is not turning on?

If the display is not turning on, check the power supply first. Ensure that the calculator is plugged into an outlet, and verify that the power switch is in the 'ON' position. If using batteries, ensure they are inserted correctly and have sufficient charge.

How can I clear all entries on the Canon CP1200D calculator?

To clear all entries, press the 'C/CE' button twice. This will clear any current operations and reset the display.

Why is the Canon CP1200D calculator printing faintly?

Faint printing can be due to an old or depleted ink ribbon. Replace the ribbon cartridge by opening the printer cover, removing the old ribbon, and installing a new one. Ensure it's aligned correctly for optimal printing.

How do I perform a basic addition operation on the Canon CP1200D calculator?

To perform an addition, enter the first number, press the '+', enter the second number, and then press the '=' button to get the result.

What does the 'GT' button do on the Canon CP1200D calculator?

The 'GT' or Grand Total button sums up all totals accumulated during multiple calculations. Pressing it will display the grand total of all calculations made since the last reset.

How can I fix paper jams in the Canon CP1200D calculator?

To fix paper jams, turn off the calculator and gently pull out the paper from the printing mechanism. Ensure the paper is not torn. Reload the paper correctly, and use the feed button to check for smooth operation.

Can I adjust the print speed on the Canon CP1200D calculator?

The Canon CP1200D does not have an adjustable print speed. It is pre-configured for optimal performance. Ensure the ink ribbon and paper are correctly installed for the best printing results.

How do I replace the ink ribbon on the Canon CP1200D calculator?

To replace the ink ribbon, open the printer cover, remove the old ribbon by lifting it out, and install a new ribbon cartridge. Ensure it is properly aligned and taut before closing the cover.

What should I do if my Canon CP1200D calculator is making unusual noises?

Unusual noises could indicate a mechanical issue. Check for any obstructions in the paper feed or printer mechanism. Ensure the ink ribbon is installed correctly and that no parts are loose. If the noise persists, consult the user manual or contact Canon support.