is the cord necessary for operation. Will this calculator work when I get it from the seller?
612118
The cord is only necessary if you want to connect it to your computer to input formulas like spreadsheets. The calculator itself utilizes batteries and is good on its own for calculations.
612119
Yes, it works just fine, I really don't know what the cord suppose to do, but mines work fine, and I didn't have a cord.
1074143
Not sure.Mine is corded, and I didn't realize it was described as being battery operated.
1229798
It originally comes with the cords but I agree on checking with the person you buy it from. I actually recommend not buying this monitor because of the problems and lack of HP support. We fixed the monitor we had (went out) that was less than one year old after the HP support tech said there was nothing we could do but replace it with a new one. We fixed it buy soldering all of the wire connections.
2047920
I checked with the area that uses them. The answer to both of the questions is yes. The calculator auto shuts off. You can turn it back on by hitting the "C" button.
1841435
No you would have to have your own electronic calculator up. It will input numbers and functions to your electronic calculator. I hope this helps.
1462770
mine didn't... it arrived without even batteries... had to buy them myself and then when i went to put them in, the calculator didn't even frigging work... what a waste... i suggest going elsewhere.
1326024
Yes. It comes with a Wall Charger. Plus it charges via Mini USB so any suitable USB cable (one is included in addition to the wall adapter) will charge the calculator. In addition it should charge off the various USB charging adapters widely available today.
162813
yes its simple buy the cord , connect to the computer wait for it to say ready to use and thats it
154228
Hi. The box comes with all that you need :the calculator, software and cables. It is a very good product. The only I don´t like much are the batteries.
2056765
It has instructions so that you can wire it either way. You have to purchase the required cord separately.
1034343
I got the cord. Just return the article. Ask for return and they will send you a return for mailing and send you a new one.Cub
948910
No _ I don't believe so. I did not get a cord with it. It works great with a new battery vs what is sent with it. I will check it this evening to see if there is a place for as cord.
1222886
It came with a USB cable and a wall plug-in. The description when I bought led me to believe it did not so I bought a set - and now have two sets. It comes with a calculator although my friend (who I bought this for) has not tried it yet.
1242210
Had the reviews been read, you would have seen reference made to the cord. This is 110 Volt operated, not battery powered item. See previous answer to question.
603144
The cord has a special proprietary connector to the computer itself. I would check with the Microsoft store to see if they sell it separately.
909852
I looked on HP's website and it looked like the calculator may require software to operate with a pc? I'm not sure. I also didn't see if the serial port was male or female. If you wanted to try it out without software I would get a usb to serial adapter cable to make connection easier. Hope that helps.
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This calculator uses a type CR2032 lithium battery. It comes already installed. I believe that this is a fairly common battery, so replacing shouldn't be an issue. Also remember that it has a solar cell. Mine seems to run fine from the lamp on my desk. I also have a solar powered keyboard on my PC and a solar powered watch (Citizen Eco-drive) and they have been running forever. I haven't had the calculator long enough to know how long the battery will last, but I'm not worried.