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230 A: Assistance, Batteries, Memory, and Service
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Clock Accuracy
The clock is regulated by a quartz crystal accurate to within 1.5 minutes
per month under normal conditions. The accuracy of the clock crystal is
affected by temperature, physical shock, humidity, and aging. Optimum
accuracy is maintained at 25°C (77°F).
Environmental Limits
In order to maintain product reliability, observe the following limits:
Operating temperature: 0° to 45°C (32° to 113°F).
Storage temperature: －20° to 65°C (－4° to 149°F).
Operating and storage humidity: 90% relative humidity at 40°C
(104°F) maximum.
Determining If the Calculator Requires
Service
Use these guidelines to determine if the calculator requires service. If it
does, read “Service” on page 235.
If the calculator won’t turn on:
1. Attempt to reset the calculator (see page 228).
2. If the calculator fails to respond after step 1, replace the batteries
(see page 225).
If you have just replaced the batteries, see page
227.
If these steps do not help, the calculator requires service.
If the calculator doesn’t respond to keystrokes:
1. Attempt to reset the calculator (see page 228).
2. If the calculator still fails to respond, attempt to erase Continuous
Memory (see page 229). This will erase all the information you’ve
stored.
If these steps do not help, the calculator requires service.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- Printing History 2
- Welcome to the hp 17bII+ 3
- Contents 4
- 2 38 Arithmetic 5
- 5 61 Time Value of Money 6
- 8 108 Bonds 7
- 9 114 Depreciation 7
- 8 Contents 8
- 13 184 Printing 9
- 10 Contents 10
- C 254 Menu Maps 11
- D 261 RPN: Summary 11
- E 268 RPN: The Stack 11
- 12 Contents 12
- List of Examples 13
- 14 List of Examples 14
- List of Examples 15 15
- Important Information 16
- Getting Started 17
- Setting the Language 18
- What You See in the Display 18
- The Shift Key ( 19
- Backspacing and Clearing 19
- 20 1: Getting Started 20
- Table 1-2. Keys for Clearing 20
- Key Description 20
- Keys: Display: Description: 20
- Doing Arithmetic 21
- Keying in Negative Numbers ( 22
- Using the Menu Keys 22
- The MAIN Menu 23
- Calculations Using Menus 27
- P/YD L W 29
- OTHER OTHER 30
- until you do 33
- You see only these 34
- ...but these digits are 34
- (hold) 35
- Number of bytes of 37
- Percentage of total 37
- Arithmetic 38
- 56 - 75 68 39
- 18.5 1.9 39
- The Percent Key 40
- The Mathematical Functions 40
- "Invisible" 43
- 45
- 75.6 560.1 + 475.6 45
- 39.15 39.15 45
- ÷ displayed number 46
- Scientific Notation 47
- Range of Numbers 48
- Percentage Calculations 49
- Using the BUS Menus 50
- Examples Using the BUS Menus 50
- Displays MU%C menu 52
- Displays MU%P menu 52
- Currency Exchange 54
- Calculations 54
- 56
- Entering a Rate 57
- ÷ 0.6584 ) 58
- Time Value of Money 61
- 5: Time Value of Money 65 65
- Point of View (End Mode) 65
- Capitalized 66
- Loan Calculations 67
- Displays TVM menu 68
- Display TVM menu 69
- Savings Calculations 71
- Leasing Calculations 74
- 5: Time Value of Money 75 75
- 76
- Amortization (AMRT) 77
- Current set of 79
- Number of payments 79
- Press to see results 79
- Next set of 80
- The ICNV Menu 85
- Converting Interest Rates 85
- Payment Periods 87
- The CFLO menu 91
- Creating a Cash-Flow List 94
- in the CFLO menu. This 96
- deletes both the 98
- from the CFLO menu 98
- 1 is automatically 105
- The BOND Menu 108
- Doing Bond Calculations 110
- Depreciation 114
- DB, SOYD, and SL Methods 116
- The ACRS Method 118
- Partial-Year Depreciation 119
- Running Total and Statistics 121
- The SUM Menu 122
- Creating a SUM List 123
- (see page 127) 124
- puts a new 124
- ÷ ( ) < > : = space * 126
- Σxy, etc.) 130
- Time, Appointments, and 141
- Date Arithmetic 141
- On and Off,” page 36 147
- Unacknowledged Appointments 148
- Clearing Appointments 148
- Date Arithmetic (CALC) 149
- The Equation Solver 153
- ÷ 100 x OLD) 154
- The SOLVE Menu 156
- Entering Equations 157
- 158 12: The Equation Solver 158
- −−Operatin 159
- Editing an Equation (EDIT) 161
- Naming an Equation 161
- Shared Variables 162
- Clearing Variables 162
- Writing Equations 164
- could be entered as 166
- Solver Functions 168
- Function Description 169
- ≤ y ≤ 11 170
- ≤－1. y must be an integer 170
- ANNI DAYS 172
- × SALES 174
- The Summation Function (∑) 176
- 180 12: The Equation Solver 180
- Entering Guesses 181
- QTY iteratively 183
- Printing 184
- The Printer’s Power Source 185
- Double-Space Printing 185
- Printing the Display( 185
- Printing Other Information ( 186
- × 4,800 + 125 189
- Additional Examples 190
- × 12, FV = 0, PV =－100,000 191
- PMT) first. Use the 194
- N, I%, PV, PMT, or FV for 195
- Canadian Mortgages 197
- I%YR for 198
- Advance Payments (Leasing) 199
- Savings 200
- NOM% value still in 202
- NUS) of the future 203
- 132 178 179 180 204
- FLOW(0), to zero 205
- FLOW(1) 205
- #TIMES(1) 205
- Value of a Tax-Free Account 206
- × (1－tax rate) 208
- FV at 8% 209
- CALL to 100 215
- Discounted Notes 216
- Moving Average 217
- values are large 219
- Assistance, Batteries 222
- Memory, and Service 222
- Power and Batteries 224
- Installing Batteries 225
- Remove the batteries again 226
- Managing Calculator Memory 227
- Resetting the Calculator 228
- Erasing Continuous Memory 229
- Clock Accuracy 230
- Environmental Limits 230
- Service 230
- Self-Test 232
- Warranty 233
- Regulatory information 237
- Noise Declaration 237
- More About Calculations 238
- Storing a Guess for IRR% 239
- Solver Calculations 240
- ÷ , and 241
- Iterative Solutions 242
- Actuarial Functions 246
- Time Value of Money (TVM) 247
- Amortization 247
- Interest Rate Conversions 248
- Cash-Flow Calculations 248
- NFV NPV SPFV i N where N n 249
- USPV i N 249
- TOTAL n CF 249
- Sum and Statistics 251
- Forecasting 251
- Equations Used in Chapter 14 252
- ( # ) 253
- Menu Maps 254
- CURR1 C.RCL 255
- CURR2 RATE C.STO SELCT 255
- Currencies 255
- 256 C: Menu Maps 256
- Figure C-3. FIN Menu 256
- C: Menu Maps 257 257
- 258 C: Menu Maps 258
- Figure C-4. SUM Menu 258
- C: Menu Maps 259 259
- Figure C-5. TIME Menu* 259
- 260 C: Menu Maps 260
- Figure C-6. SOLVE Menu 260
- RPN: Summary 261
- Setting RPN Mode 262
- Where the RPN Functions Are 263
- Doing Calculations in RPN 264
- D: RPN: Summary 265 265
- －2 x 3 in 266
- －2 266
- D: RPN: Summary 267 267
- RPN: The Stack 268
- E: RPN: The Stack 269 269
- ÷ (13x8) is to 270
- 272 E: RPN: The Stack 272
- The LAST X Register 273
- Chain Calculations 274
- ÷ (9 – 7)＝78.00 275
- RPN: Selected Examples 276
- ÷ 12 mos.) When calculating 277
- Error Messages 283
- 284 Error Messages 284
- Error Messages 285 285
- 286 Error Messages 286
- Error Messages 287 287
- 288 Error Messages 288
- Special Characters 289
- 292 Index 292
- key, 53 292
- , , 56 292
- Index 293 293
- 298 Index 298
- key, 63 298
- , , 56 298
- Index 303 303
- Index 305 305
- 306 Index 306
- Index 309 309
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