Casio MJ-12Sb User's Guide
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To reset your Casio MJ-12Sb calculator, press the 'AC' button to clear current inputs and calculations. To ensure a complete reset, remove the battery and then replace it after a few seconds.
First, check if the battery is installed correctly. If the problem persists, replace the battery with a new one. Ensure the solar panel is not obstructed and try using the calculator in a well-lit area.
To calculate a percentage, enter the number you wish to find the percentage of, press the multiplication key, enter the percentage, and then press the percentage key (%). For example, to find 20% of 150, enter 150, press 'x', enter 20, and then press '%'.
The "E" on the display indicates an error. This usually happens when the calculation exceeds the range of the calculator or when incorrect operations are entered. Press the 'AC' button to clear the error message.
To replace the battery, turn the calculator over and locate the battery compartment. Remove the cover and replace the old battery with a new LR44 button cell battery, ensuring the polarity is correct. Replace the cover securely.
Yes, the Casio MJ-12Sb can perform square root calculations. Enter the number you wish to find the square root of and press the square root key (√).
To store a number in memory, press 'M+' after entering the number. To recall the stored number, press 'MR'. To clear the memory, press 'MC'.
The Casio MJ-12Sb is dual-powered; it uses both a solar panel and a battery. The solar panel helps conserve battery life by using ambient light as a power source whenever possible.
To clean your calculator, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the surface. Avoid using any liquids or chemicals that might damage the device. Ensure the calculator is turned off before cleaning.
Ensure the calculator is not locked by pressing the 'AC' button. If the buttons still do not respond, check for dirt or debris around the buttons and clean if necessary. If the problem persists, consider replacing the battery.