20 Most Recent Canon P1-DHV Calculator - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Have you tried removing the batteries, waiting a minute or two and then reinstalling them?

Pete

http://www.usa.canon.com/app/pdf/calculator/P1-HDV_G_USA_HWB.pdf

This is for the P1-DHV-G but the paper loading process should be the same.

how to replace the ink roller on a Canon P26-DH 111
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Divide 160,000 by 3.

You'll find illustrated instructions in the manual you can download from the manufacturer's web site at
http://www.usa.canon.com/app/pdf/calculator/P1-DHV_G_USA_HWB.pdf

You need to set your decimal selection to full-floating if you expect any numbers to be more than 4 decimal places.

Each time you press the DEC key it changes the decimal selection. From F to 0, 2, 3, 4 and A in that order. F is "full floating" but appears as a blank on the screen. A is the "add-mode" for currency transactions. The "A" does show on the screen if this is your selection.

As soon as the letter for the number of decimal places you want ("F" is blank just before 0 decimals) appears on the screen you are "ready to go." Problem is, the decimal indicator numbers and letters are so tiny and screen is so difficult to read that under many lighting conditions your selections might be all but invisible. They are in the upper left side of the screen just to the right of the equally difficult to see multiplication and division rounding indicator "5/4." PS If the 5/4 does not appear on your screen then you have set the round-off function to not available.

There is a couple things we can try, press the clear button on the calculator, failing that! remove the batteries for at least 60 seconds to see if it will clear "M stands for memory" the only other thing you can do is locate the M key, press once engages the memory, press again turns it off on some models.

Assuming that you know where the paper gets feed in, I usually use this trick to start a new roll of paper.
First, tear off the end of the new roll so that there isn't any glue stuck on the paper.
Then, fold the tip of the paper like an arrow. (Fold one side to the middle and the other side to the middle so both sides meet in the middle.
Then, place the paper into the slot where the paper feeds in.. (Usually goes under the printer assembly) and then hit the PAPER FEED button at the same time. If the paper is in the correct slot, the paper should start feeding the paper all the way through.
Hope this helps.
Have a good day.
M =)

You can download the manual for the recycled version of the calculator from the manufacturer's web site at
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/calculators/green_calculators/printing/p1_dhv_g