Excalibur electronic JK01 - Manual (Page 10)

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its, Jackie will announce yo u r
number, but it will not be dis-
played on the LCD and will not be
used in any calculation. Jackie’s
Talking Comedy Calculator will
wait patiently for you to stop
showing off and get back to work.
Memory Functions
The
MEMORY PLUS
(
M
+) button
adds the number currently dis-
p l ayed to the curr e n t ly stored
number. If the memory is empty,
it places the displayed value in
memory and the memory indica-
tor (M) will appear in the display.
The
MEMORY MINUS
(
M
-) button
subtracts the number curr e n t ly
d i s p l ayed from the number al-
ready stored. If the memory is
e m p t y, it places the displaye d
value as a negative number in
memory and the memory indica-
tor (M) will appear in the display.
The
MEMORY RECALL
(
MR
) button
replaces the currently displayed
number with the value in memory.
The
MEMORY CLEAR
(
MC
) button
clears the memory and removes
the memory indicator (M) from
the display.
Clear Functions
The
C L E A R E N T RY
(
C E
) bu t t o n
deletes the curr e n t ly displaye d
value. It does not clear any previ-
ously entered values or functions.
The
ALL CLEAR
(
AC
) button clears
all values that have been previous-
ly entered.
Percent Function
The
PERCENT
(%) button is used
to get percentages of a number.
For example, if you want to find
out what 85 percent of 360 is,
press the
ALL CLEAR
(
AC
) button,
then enter 360, then
MULTIPLY BY
(
X
), then 85 and then the
PERCENT
(%) button. The answer will be
306.
Playing Jokes
Press the
JOKE
button and the
number of the joke will display on
the LCD for three seconds as
Jackie tells it to you. Each of the
72 gut-busting jokes will random-
ly play before a joke is repeated.
Pressing the
REPLAY
button will
replay the last joke. Eventually,
just saying the numbers will be
enough to evoke hysterical laugh-
ter. For a transcript of the jokes,
play them over and over as you
type them.
Saving Jokes
Press the
SAVE JOKE
button either
during or after a joke to save that
joke. Jackie will then say, “That’s
one (or “That’s two,” up to ten),”