HP PrintCalc 100 Printing Calculator User Manual

This document is about the User's Guide for the HP PrintCalc 100 printing calculator. It provides instructions on how to load the paper roll and includes warranty information and copyright statements.


HP PrintCalc 100 Printing Calculator User Manual - cover page
Brand
HP
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
32
File format
PDF
File size
317 KB
Published
04 June, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
6F24585622F79F8D2B0787D9FC972FE8

About this manual

This manual explains how to set up and operate the HP PrintCalc 100 printing calculator. It covers loading the paper roll, changing the disposable ink rollers, installing AA batteries, connecting an optional AC adapter, and describes all keys and functions for calculations, currency conversion, and tax handling.

Safety warnings, warranty information, and contact details for HP support are included at the end of the guide. The document also provides chemical substance information to meet regulatory requirements.

What's inside

  • How to Load the Paper‑Roll
  • How to Change the Ink Roller
  • Replace Batteries
  • Use AC Adapter
  • Reset Procedure
  • Keys and Switches Description
  • Calculation Examples
  • Warranty Statement
  • Chemical Substances Information
  • Contact Information

Specifications

Ink roller typeIR‑30, IR‑40 (disposable)
Battery typeAA (UM‑3) x4
AC adapter specification6 V / 300 mA

Frequently asked questions

How do I load the paper roll?

Push the paper holder backwards, install the roll, cut the edge straight, insert it into the slot, and press the paper feed key until the paper end emerges.

How can I replace the ink roller?

Turn the calculator off, slide the printer cover, pull out the old ink roller, insert a new IR‑30 or IR‑40 roller, and replace the cover.

What batteries does the PrintCalc 100 use?

It uses four AA batteries, identified as UM‑3 type.

What AC adapter is required for the calculator?

An external AC adapter rated at 6 V and 300 mA is required; using a different adapter may damage the unit.

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