I have replaced the batteries with no success. on/c does not clear deg. I can cycle through Deg, Rad and Grad. Nothing in the manual has been helpful.
Why do you want to get out od Degree mode. If you are doing trigonometric calculations, the angle unit is pertinent. If you are not doing trigonometry, it is irrelevant. You say you can cycle through DEG, RAD, GRAD. That is the way to set the angle unit.
However, there will always be an indicator on the screen (DEG, RAD, or GRAD).
Testimonial: "Thank you. I am not using this unit for any advanced trig. I didn't know if the DEG could be removed. It doesn't seem to matter that it is an indicator. Thank you for the information. "
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You do not want any of the three displayed? Well, YOU CANNOT. One of the indicators has to be displayed, to remind you the user that the angle unit is set to degree, radian, or gradian. By Texas Intelligent design.
I know, it is your calculator and you may want it to behave as you will it, but that part of the screen is OFF limits to you. You cannot enter anything directly in it. If you make configuration changes, they are reflected in that inaccessible part of the display. Now, do you still want to get rid of all three?
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Read the screen capture about the MODES of this calculators. DEG,RAD, and GRAD remind the user that the angle units in trigonometric function calculations and coordinate conversions are in degrees, radians or grads. They have nothing to do with the other calculations you are doing.
You can only remove DEG by changing the angle unit to RADians or GRADs. In so doing, the new unit indicator (RAD, GRAD) will be displayed instead. There is no point worrying about the angle unit indicator unless you are performing coordinate conversions or calculating trigonometric functions or the inverse trigonometric functions.
MODE 9 cancels the FIX display format: decimal are displayed with a fixed number of decimal places (set by the user). After this key sequence the decimal display format reverts to NORM(al).
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I found the manual on the internet so I could look it up myself.
regards, Una árnadóttir
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Press "DEG" button and it will show you the various options possible. Probably you'll see "DEG", "RAD" and "GRAD". The "GRAD" option will be highlighted or underlined. Use arrow keys to move to the "DEG" option. Hit Enter. You're all set. Let me know if it worked.
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