CATIGA CP-90A Printing Calculator User Manual
- June 13, 2024
- CATIGA
Table of Contents
CATIGA CP-90A Printing Calculator
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
- Do not use or leave the calculator in direct sunlight. Areas subiect to guick temperature changes. high humidity and dirt should be avoided.
- In case of any electrical fault (i.e. smoke), immediately disconnect the AC adapter plug from its electrical outlet.
- Use a dry doth to clean the unit. Do not use water or cleaning agents.
- Do not place anything on top of the unit, especially the printing area.
- Avoid using the unit in areas where there are iron filings, as this may affect the circuits within the unit.
- Ensure the power outlet for the AC Adapter is easily accessible and within reach.
AC OPERATION
- Use only the CATIGA AC Adapter.
- Tum the power switch to OFF before connecting or disconnecting the AC Adapter.
- Press the key to restart the calculator.
REPLACING THE INK ROLLER (IR-40T/INK-40)
This printing calculator uses an IR-40T industry standard ink roller. It can be easily found in stores or online.
- Remove the transparent cover carefully by pressing down on the arrow symbol and pushing outward. Lift out the metal arm.
- Use your finger to lift up and remove the old ink roller where it says “PUii Up”.
- Install a new ink cartridge by pressing down until you hear a click.
- Reinsert plastic cover.
INSERTING PRINTING PAPER
- Remove the transparent cover carefully by pressing down on the arrow symbol and pushing outward. Lift out the metal arm.
- Plug-in AC adapter or insert batteries.
- Make sure the paper roll is in bottom feed orientation.
- Use scissors and cut a straight edge at the end of the paper roll.
- Insert the end of the paper roll into the bottom slit in the back of the machine. Keep feeding the paper until it reaches deep in the black area.
- Press the “FEED” button while applying inward pressure to the end of the paper.
- Hang the paper roll on the metal arm and reinsert the plastic cover.
LOADING AND REPLACING BATTERIES
- LOADING
1. Remove the battery cover by pushing down and sliding in the direction of the arrow (Figure 1).
2. Load 4 new AA batteries as illustrated (Figure 2).
3. Reattach the battery cover.- REPLACING
- Low battery power may cause printing problems or random paper advances. It can also disable the % key.
- If the display is dim or the printing speed decreases, then the batteries may need to be replaced. Replace batteries to resume normal operations.
- Remove the batteries if you do not plan to use the unit for a long period of time.
DECIMAL POINT SELECTOR SWITCH
- Used for designating the decimal point position (0 1 2 3 4) for calculated results.
- + (Add-Mode): Addition and subtraction functions are performed with an automatic 2-digit decimal. It is convenient for currency calculations
- F (Floating Declrnal PIDlnt) : All effective numbers up to 12 digits are printed or displayed.
ROUNDING SWITCH
- Used for round-up [ t.1 round-of’!’ [5/4), or round-down [ l) to the preselected decimal digits in the result.
POWER/ PRINT/ ITEM COUNT
- Power Off: Turns the power off.
- Power On/Print Off: Turns the power on. Entries and results will appear on the display, but will not be printed out.
- Power On/Print On: Entries and results will appear on the display and will be printed out. time is on the left side of the paper ot up to 99 times when ke bor preys are pressed out
- Item: Set switch to “ITEM” to count the number of times the +,.C. M# and M- M+ and M- keys have been pressed. The item count will be printed on the left-hand side of the paper roll (up to 999 times) when the ¢/# M or Mo keys are pressed.
OVERFLOW
In the cases below, “E” will be displayed, a dotted line will be printed, the keyboard will be electronically locked, and further operation will be impossible. Press %/ to clear the overflow. Overflow occurs when:
- The result or memory content exceeds 12 digits to the left of the decimal point.
- There’s a division by “0”.
- The sequential operation speed surpasses the calculation processing speed (Buffer Register Overflow).
• Electromagnetic interference or electrostatic discharge might cause the display to malfunction, or the contents of the memory to be lost or altered. If this happens, use the tip of a ballpoint pen (or a similar sharp object) to press the [RESET] button on the back of the calculator. After resetting, ensure you set the calendar, clock, and tax rate again.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Operation Temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
- Display: 12 digits, large LCD display
- Printing Speed: For 7-column printing max 2.03 lines/sec. For 19-column printing max 0.83 lines/sec
- Printing Paper: Width 57mm (2-1/4 inch), diameter 0.98-3-1/8 inch (25~80mm)
- Power Sources: AC 110-120,220-230 or 240v, 50/60HZ, with an AC adapter 6v dc, 300mA Or DC-Four A size manganese dry batteries (UM-3)
- Power Consumption: 1.6w
- Ink Roller: IR-40T or INK-40 by CATIGA
- Printing Color: 2-color (minus and negative in red)
DATE AND TIME FUNCTION
Date Button
- Used to switch between calendar and clock mode.
- Used to switch between 12-hour and 24-hour formats in clock mode.
- Used to set the date and time in calendar and clock mode.
- Used to switch between AM and PM during clock mode time setting.
DATE AND TIME SETTING INSTRUCTIONS
- Press ( ) and then . Hold for 3 seconds. (The first digit of the month will flash).
- Enter the month, e.g., “01”, using the number keys. (The first digit of the date will flash).
- Enter the date, e.g., “01”, using the number keys. (The first digit of the year will flash).
- Enter the year, e.g., “2006”, using the number keys.
- Press to confirm the date.
- Press . For the 12-hour or 24-hour clock, hold for 3 seconds. Enter the time using the number keys and press the AM/PM button to switch between them.
CALCULATION EXAMPLES
SLIDE SWITCH SETTINGS
If the switches on your Calculator do not match the example below, please set the switches as shown.
FOUR FUNDAMENTAL ARITHMETIC CALCULATIONS
CONSTANT MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION CALCULATION
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | D I SPLAY | PRINT – OUT |
|---|
a)25×3=75
25X4=100
25×5=125
| [ C / CE )
25 X
3
4
5
| 0.
25.x
75.=
100.=
125.=
| 0. C
25. X
75. *
100. *
125. *
b) 36+4=9
136+4=34
236+4=59
| 36 •
4
136
236
| 36.+
9.=
34.=
59.=
| 36.
9.•
34. *
59. *
C. PERCENT CALCULATION
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRINT – OUT |
|---|
a) 500X14.2%=71
| 500 X
14.2 %
| 500.x
71.=
| 500. X
14.2 % 71.
| 500 X| 500.x| 500. X
b) 500x(1+14.2%)| 14.2 %| 71.=| 14.2 %
=571| +|
| 71.
571.+%
| 500 X| 500.x| 500. X
c)500•(1-14.2%)
=429
| 14.2 %| 71.=| 14.2 %
71. *
| | 429.| 429.-%
D. MEMORY CALCULATION
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRINT – OUT |
|---|---|---|---|
| IOFF/ON/ | I C/CE ) | 0. | 0. C |
PRINT/ITEM I
=ITEM
| 8732 X
3 M+
| 8’732.X
M **** 26’196.
| 8,732. X
(8732×3)-(42730+ 32)=24860.6875|
42730 •
32 M-
|
M **** 42’730.+
M
| 26,196.M+
42,730. +
| 1’335.3125| 1,335.3125 M-
| M◊| M|
| | 24’860.6875| 002————–
| | | 24,860.6875 Mo
| | 24’860.6875| 002————–
24,860.6875 M•
E. CORRECTING MISTAKEN ENTRY
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRIN T- O UT |
|---|---|---|---|
| IC/CE | o. | 0. C |
123+455=578
| 123 +
456 C/CE
| 123.
| 123. +
| 455 +| 578.
GT 578.
| 455. + 002————–
578. GT
| [ C/C E.| GT 0.| 0. C
| GT| GT 578.| 578.Go
| GT| 578.| 578.G*
F. DECIMAL SELECT
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRIN T- OUT |
|---|---|---|---|
| **** [ t 5/4 l] = t [+01234F] =F 1.4231X3=? | C / CE ) |
1.4231 X
3
| 0.
1.4231 X
4.2693=
| 0. C
1.4231 X
4.2693 •
[ t 5/4 1 ] =5/4 [+01234F] =2| 1.4231 x
3
| 1.4231 X
4.27=
| 1.4231 X
4.27 *
123+5=128
| ****
123 +
5 +
| ****
123.00
128.00
| ****
123.00 +
5.00 +
To print date 2022.10.10| 2022.10.10 ◊/#| GT 128.00
GT 2’022.10.10
| 002————–
128.00 G+ #2022.10.10——
[+01234F] =O| 1.4231 X| GT 1.4231x| 1.4231 •
[ t 5/4 l] =1| 3| GT 4.=| 3.
4.•
| GT GT| 128.00| 128.00 GO
| | | 128.00 G*
[OFF/ON/PRINT/| I C / CE )| 0.| 0. C
ITEM]
=ITEM [+01234F]=+ 3.13+0.05+4.56+
6.00=13.74
| 313 +
5 +
456 +
600 +
| 3.13
3.18
7.74
13.74
GT 13.74
| 3.13 +
0.05 +
4.56 +
6.00 +
004..
13.74G+
| GT GT| 13.74| 13.74G◊
| | | 13.74G*
G. ROUNDING CALCULATION
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRIN T -OUT |
|---|---|---|---|
| C / CE ) | 0. | 0. C | |
| (1 5/4 l ] =l | 3 | 3.+ | 3. |
| [+01234F] =F | 7 X | 0.42857142857 X | 7. X |
| 3+7×2=? | 2 | 0.85714285714= | 2. |
0.85714285714 •
1). (+01234F]=4 3+7×2=?| 3
7
2
| 3.+
0.42857142857x
0.8572=
| 3.•
-
X
0.8572 *
2). [+01234F]=2 [ t 5/4 1 ] =5/4 3+7X2=?| 3
7
2
| 3.+
0.42857142857x
0.86=
| 3.•
0.86 •
3). [ I 5/4 l] = 1
3+7X2=7
| 3
7
2
| 3.+
0.42857142857x
0.85=
| 3.
7. X
0.85 •
H. APPLICATION CALCULATION
| EXAMPLE | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRINT-OUT |
|---|
[OFF/ON/PRINT/ ITEM]=ITEM [+01234F] =O
A=5X2=$10
|
5
2
|
X
| | o.
5.X
10.=
| | 0. C
5. X 2. 10.*
| | +| | 10.| | 10. +
8=10•5=$50| 10
5
| X| | 1 0. x
50.=
| | 10. X
| | | | | | 50.
Subtotal C| | +| | 60.| | 50. +
C=A+B=$60| | ◊I#| | 60.| | 60. o
D=5X6=$30| 5|
)(
| | 5 . X| | 5. X
| 6| | | 30.=| | 6.
| | | | | | 30. •
E=10X7=$70
|
10
| +
)(
| | 90.
10.X
| | 30. +
10. X
| 7| | | 70.=| | 7.
| | | | | | 70. •
F=D+E=$100
| | +| |
|
004 ..
| 70. +
G=C+F=$160| | | GT| 160.| | 160. G +
| GT| GT| | 160| | 160. G◊
| | | | | | **G***
I. BUSINESS SALES CALCULATION
| EXAMP L E | OPERATION | DISPLAY | PRIN T -OUT |
|---|
Calculating Cost
Selling Price:$1’500
| I C /C E ) 150 0 1 1| 0.
;sELL:: 1’500.
| 0. C
1’500.
Prorit Margin:30%
Cos!=? ($1’050)
| 30 [ MARGl’I| COST 1’050.| 30. M%
1.050. c•
Calculating Selling Price| | |
Cost:$2,000| 2000| ;cosz2·000.| 2,000. C *
Profit Margin:2Qf%
Selling Price=?(2,500)
| 20 [ MARGI| SELL 2’500.| 20. M% 2,500.
Calculating Profit Margin| | |
Cosl:$1,500| 1500| ;cosz1’500.| 1,500. c•
Selling Price:$2,000 Profit Margin=?(25%)| 2000 [ SELL )| MARGIN% 25.|
2,000.
25. M%
J. CALCULATE INCLUDED TAX OR EXCLUDED TAX OPERATION
| EXAMP L E | OPERATION | DISPLA Y | PRIN T-OUT |
|---|---|---|---|
| [OFF/ON/PRINT/ ITEM]=ITEM | 0. | 0. C | |
| [+01234F] =F | TAX-t- | 0 % | |
| Enter rate (3%). | TAX+ | TAX% 3. | 3. % |
Add the Tax Amount
| | |
Pnoo $1560 (without lax)
Ta11-‘?($46.8)
Sellmg Pnce wth tax=? (1606.8)
| 1560 TAX+| TAX+ 1’606.8| 1.560
3. %
46.8◊
Deduct the T.ix Amount| | | 1,606.8*
Selling Price $15G0 (with taK)
Ta”iC=? ($45.4368932038)
| 1560| TAX-| 1,560.
Price wi:hou1
fall-‘?($1514.5631()66)
| | 1514.5631068| 3. %
-45.4368932038◊
| | | 1514.5631068 *
|
( C / CE JTAX-
| |
0. C
| | TAX% 3.| 3. %
K. ITEM AVERAGE
DISPLAY SYMBOL
- M: A number has been stored in memory
- E: Error or flow of capacity
- -: The display value Is negative
- TAX+, TAX-, TAX”: Performance of tax calculation
- COST, SELL, MARGIN: Performance of cost, sell and profit margin calculation
WARNING
- Do not press any key when there is no paper and the printer is on (Other than the feed key ( t )).
- Failure to observe this warming will damage the print head.
KEY FUNCTIONS
PLEASE NOTE WHEN USING BATTERIES AS A POWER SOURCE
If the display is dim, the printing speed is slower than expected or the printer is functioning abnormally, then the batteries need to be replaced to resume normal operations.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE!
We are committed to ensuring that you are completely satisfied with your purchase. Each unit comes with full domestic customer service and a ONE-YEAR WARRANTY to address any defects.
Should you have any questions, or concerns, or identify any defects, please do not hesitate to contact us. Your satisfaction is our guarantee.
Contact Details
- Email: customer.service@sunliteind.com
- Phone: (323)-818-2398
- Available Hours: 10 AM – 5 PM PST
FAQs
How do I clean the calculator?
Use a dry cloth to clean the unit. Do not use water or cleaning agents.
What should I do if there's an electrical fault or if I see smoke?
In case of any electrical fault (e.g., smoke), immediately disconnect the AC adapter plug from its electrical outlet.
Can I use any AC adapter with this calculator?
Use only the CATIGA AC Adapter that is specifically designed for this calculator.
How do I replace the ink roller, and what type should I use?
This calculator uses an IR-40T industry standard ink roller. You can replace it by following the instructions provided. It can be easily found in stores or online.
How do I load and replace batteries in the calculator?
Detailed instructions on loading and replacing batteries are provided in the user manual. Ensure you use AA batteries as specified.
What is the purpose of the Decimal Point Selector Switch?
The Decimal Point Selector Switch designates the decimal point position (0-4) for calculated results, which is useful for various types of calculations.
How do I set the date and time on this calculator?
The calculator has a Date Button that allows you to switch between calendar and clock mode. You can also set the date and time using the respective buttons.
What is the Warranty on this calculator?
The calculator comes with a ONE YEAR WARRANTY to address defects. If you encounter any issues or defects, please contact customer service.
How do I replace the printing paper in the calculator?
To replace the printing paper, remove the transparent cover, ensure the paper roll is in the correct orientation, cut a straight edge at the end of the paper roll, insert the paper into the machine, and press the 'FEED' button.
Can I use this calculator in areas with high humidity?
It is recommended to avoid using the calculator in areas with high humidity and quick temperature changes. High humidity can affect the internal circuits, so it's best to use it in a dry environment.
Can I use rechargeable batteries in this calculator?
It is recommended to use standard AA batteries and not rechargeable ones. Using non-rechargeable batteries is advised.
What should I do if the display is dim, or the printing speed decreases?
If the display is dim or the printing speed decreases, this may indicate low battery power. It's time to replace the batteries to ensure normal operation.
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