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This promotional booklet describes in detail what a Comptometer is and how it can aid in business. This was probably a free booklet would be sent to anyone in the who replied to an advert to request more information. It contains a separate supplement which lists the many companies that were already using Comptometers. Note that this is the U.K. edition - it has London rather than Chicago on the title page, and the testimonials and the supplement's list of users are from the U.K. only. The booklet does not contain any publication year, but it mentions the model E Comptometer so it probably came out in the same year as that model, about 1913.

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Mr. Irving Benedon instructing students on Monroe Adding Machines.

This is based on the binary marble adding machine from this web site and is based on the plans from the site: http://woodgears.ca/marbleadd/ There is also a great YouTube video explaining how to use it: http://youtu.be/GcDshWmhF4A It's a great way of teaching binary numbers and it is also a lot of fun to watch the marbles fall!

This program functions like an adding machine/calculator with a running tape. As calculations are completed, they are added to a running list. Items in the list can then be easily modified. The program includes sample skins.

This program functions like an adding machine/calculator with a running tape. As calculations are completed, they are added to a running list. Items in the list can then be easily modified. The program includes sample skins.

Mark's Adding Machine v1.00: Add machine/calc

Instruction manual for the Dalton Adding Machine. The 1922 edition of the book for the Super Model range introduced in 1921. Contains description of the functions of the machine, how to accomplish various tasks and tables.

Service Manual for the Remington Rand 94 and 98

51 p. 26 cm

Rheinmetall Adding Machine Service manual

How to get the most from your new Lightning Adding Machine 8-page stapled leaflet The Lightning Calculator was a mechanical calculator, made from 1921 till 1940 in Grand Rapids. From 1946 till 1959 it was made in Los Angeles and called the Lightning Adding Machine. In 1950 it was redesigned to have a clearing lever, and the carry mechanism was changed to allow subtraction. This is the small instruction leaflet included with this last version of the machine, though it seems hardly necessary given that subtraction is now so easy and the basic instructions are written on the front of the machine.

Folding trays and adding machine mount - Hutton Business services

Instruction booklet for a Commodore 9/9 adding machine. These machines were made by Commodore's West German subsidiary, Willy Feiler Zahl-Und Rechenwerke GMBH. Commodore purchased the Feiler plant in 1963 and sold it in 1966 so I'm dating this manual at 1963 which might not be exact. This document was generously scanned and contributed by Leonard Tramiel

No front cover available. Tracklist: 1. Strange Days - Tall Boys 2. Unpersuaded - Moving Units 3. Call Out Our Lions - Ssion 4. Hand On The Controls - Coachwhips 5. Go To Show - Numbers 6. Bread - On! Air! Library 7. The Best Siren Is A Flesh Siren - Kill Me Tomorrow 8. What I See - White Magic 9. Un-titled - Gang Gang Dance 10. Lighters Out - Measles Mumps Rubella 11. Security In The Neighborhood - Blood On The Wall 12. Young Liars - TV On The Radio 13. Check Level - Rogers Sisters 14. Pancheerah/ Skin=Chronized - Rah Bras

##Binary Adding Machine This is a 3D printable 1/2 scale version of the wooden binary adding machine by Matthias Wandel: http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/ See a short demo of the 3D printed version here: First time glitched on "32", but second time worked as it usually does: http://youtu.be/GhgaMkGWSNI I may make a better video showing how it adds up a series of numbers, up to 63. The machine resets or wraps around 64. Educational device to see the binary system in action. Watch as binary bits and bytes toggle in physical form. The steel balls will register the sum of all the values being added together. Read the article on 3Dprint.com http://3dprint.com/92406/3d-printed-binary-adding/ Based on http://woodgears.ca/marbleadd/ Demonstration of the original wooden model: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcDshWmhF4A

The study this protocol describes aims to evaluate the impact of providing therapists with SHAP-values as explanations of the DST’s prediction of individual patient’s final treatment outcomes on therapists’ trust in predictions and overall trust in the DST, understandability, usability, acceptance, expected clinical behaviour, causal attribution, and overall attitude to the DST. Overall, the study seeks to contribute to the integration of ML into mental health care, addressing challenges related to decision transparency and explainability. The aim of this protocol is not to describe previous relevant research or all exact details of the method, but to ensure that research questions and hypotheses, trial procedures, and how collected data will be used to analyze those, are clearly stated before data collection begins.

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Instruction manual for Sears Electric Adding Machine Model 888.58800 circa 1971. This 10-key electro-mechanical adding machine was made in Japan for Sears, Roebuck and Co. between 1971 and 1975. 

Instruction manual for Sears Electric Adding Machine Model 888.58800 circa 1971. This 10-key electro-mechanical adding machine was made in Japan for Sears, Roebuck and Co. between 1971 and 1975. 

Mr. Irving Benedon instructing students on Monroe Adding Machines.

Mr. Irving Benedon instructing students on Monroe Adding Machines.

Tracklist: 1. When Father Was Away on Business 2. His Mister's Pet Whistles 3. Kissing Behind the Rubbery Grinder 4. Un, Deux, Trois 5. Your Moonpie Eye 6. Madam Truffle 7. The Fireman's Guitar 8. Moonpie Eye Sensation 9. Swimming, Laughing, Playing 10. Barry's Lung 11. Water Dripping on Bread Makes Bread Taste Not So Tasty. 12. Walking in the Sun 13. Transmission 14. Abe Lincoln's Mustache 15. The Snack Bar 16. Francisco's Victory 17. Powdered Abe Lincoln 18. Do the Moonpie Eye 19. Life Forms (Transmission Received)

From the bitsavers.org collection, a scanned-in computer-related document. burroughs :: Calculators :: Series J Ten Key Adding Machine Instruction Book 196505

In this paper, we define a natural metric on Aut(X*) and prove that the closure of the adding machine group, a subgroup of the automorphism group, is both isometric and isomorphic to the group of p-adic integers. So, we show that the group of p-adic integers can be isometrically embedded into the metric space Aut(X*).

Adding A Network Adapter To Virtual Machine When adding a network adapter to your virtual machine different options might be available, depending on the version of the virtual machine, whether or not the virtual machine has been updated to the latest version for the current host and the guest operating system . In previous versions of VMWare ESX Server like version 2.5 there were two drivers to choose from: ⢠Vlance âand vmxnet âYou must install VMware Tools to have a driver for the vmxnet network adapter In version 3.5 VM Ware introduced a new name for the network adapter - Flexible The Flexible network adapter identifies itself as a Vlance adapter when a virtual machine boots, but initializes itself and functions as either a Vlance or a vmxnet adapter. Adding a virtual network card through the Virtual Machine wizard is fairly easy, and all we have to do is shut down the guest OS. This is FREE VMWare ESX Server Training Video by viadmin.com

Roel Van de Paar

Monroe Machine Service Bulletin No. 114, describing the fix for the KASC model mechanical calculator adding before shifting. This copy was scanned from a set of documents originally kept at the Toledo, Ohio branch of the Monroe Calculating Machine Company.

Martin Teetor designed and built the Teetor adding and subtracting machine, which was made by the Teetor Adding Machine Company.

Fractomator adding machine - Alexander Drafting Equipment Company 1965

Wingate 900 electric adding machine - American Wingate Corp.

In this paper, we focus attention on extending the topological conjugacy of adding machine maps and minimal systems to iterated function systems. We provide necessary and sufficient conditions for an iterated function system to be conjugated to an adding machine map. It is proved that every minimal iterated function system which has some non-periodic regular point is semi-conjugate to an adding machine map. Furthermore, we investigate the topological conjugacy of an infinite family of tent maps, as well as the restriction of a map to its $\omega-$limit set with an iterated function system.

Alarm clock ticking; Alarm; Adding Machine; Typewriter (slow). Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0 mil truncated conical, 2.3 mil truncated conical, 2.8 mil truncated conical, 3.3 mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 482.0, Rolloff: -13.75. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: TJV-9244 Catalog number: 4102-B Other IDs from the record include: TJV-9244; H9OB-3434-1; (H9OB-3434)

Rheinmetall Adding Machine Parts List for model AES

Converted the DWG files into 3d objects in Fusion360, added numbering. Numbers are kind of small so can be difficult print but should work well with .4 nozzle.

Contents: Introduction to basic rules of calculations using an adding machine Use of an adding machine for calculating tables of values ​​of certain functions About calculations using an adding machine with a special stencil Methods numerical solution of linear differential equations using an adding machine application. 

Addimax pocket adding machine - Alexander Drafting Equipment Co.

Tracklist: 1. International Dateline 2. The Adding Machine 3. Lapse 4. House of Twang 5. Meantime

Tracklist: 1. International Dateline 2. The Adding Machine 3. Lapse 4. House of Twang 5. Meantime

Tracklist: 1. International Dateline 2. The Adding Machine 3. Lapse 4. House of Twang 5. Meantime

This is a "notepad" for the fridge (though you could also use it, upside-down, placed on a table or desk). I designed it for rolls of paper that I have, which are: * 2 1/4" (57cm) wide * 2 5/8" (about 68cm) in diameter * 1/2" (~8mm) diameter hole through the spool **Print these parts:** * main.stl (this is the main body of the thing; probably print with writing surface flat on build plate) * cutter.stl (this is the paper cutter) * cutter-post.stl X2 (or you can find some 4-5mm posts of some kind, like bamboo skewers, and glue/press them into the main body; they need to be guides to keep the cutter moving up and down in a fairly straight line; tolerance ~0.2mm). **Update: The cutter probably doesn't need to move up and down at all; if it is fixed in place with a gap allowing the paper to slide under it, that seems to work OK.** * axle.stl (this goes through the center of the paper spool). Print horizontal, with supports and maybe a raft, for best results. Alternatively, just use a 6-8mm rod of some kind, and make it long enough that the rubber bands don't fall off the ends. * arm.stl X2 (the arms connecting the axle that goes through the paper spool to the pivot points on the main body). **6/5/2019 Update: Arms now beefier around axle; they seemed a bit thin in first version.** * axle-cap.stl (these go on the ends of the axle so the rubber band doesn't fall off; you might need to heat them or glue them, depending on your printer setup; tolerance = 0). **Other stuff you'll need** * Four (4) rubber bands (to keep pressure on the cutter and on the spool) * Two (2) ~~M4 or~~ M5 screws for the pivot on the spool arms. * ~~Six~~ **Nine (9)** 8mm x 3mm neodymium (i.e., "strong") magnets. They should press into the feet (tolerance = 0) but, depending on your printer setup you might need to either heat the feet up a bit first (if the holes are too small) or use strong glue (if the holes are too big). **6/5/2019 Update: The paper roll is pretty heavy if it's full-size. Nine magnets is not quite enough for a slippery fridge (the unit slides down when you write on it) but seems just fine if the fridge is a little less slippery.** **Assembly Instructions** *(Or just look at the picture; you might be able to figure everything out from that)* Mount the cutter on the end of the main body, over the posts (or whatever you used as posts). Wrap one rubber band around the tabs on each side of the cutter and main body, to press the cutter down on the main body with a gentle pressure (trial and error will be needed to find the right pressure). **Update: Rubber bands might not be needed at all. Just make sure there's a tiny space the paper can slide under the cutter.** Use M4/M5 screws to fix the arms to the pivot points in the main base part using the 5mm (i.e., smaller) holes in the arms. Put the roll of paper on the axle in the round/cylinder-shaped area of the main body (see pic or diagram). Orient the roll so the paper feeds fairly smoothly (i.e., without a sharp almost 180-degree bend) out the slot in the body to the "top" (writing surface). Put the ends of the axle through the larger holes in the arms, then press caps on ends of axle to hold the roll in place. Wrap a rubber band around the post on the main body and the matching cap on the end of the axle. Do the same on the other side of the paper spool. *Adjust* Adjust the rubber bands pressing the paper spool (via the axle) up into the main body, and those pressing the cutter down into the main body (Apparently this is optional). The goals of this are to (a) keep the paper roll from falling out or flopping around, (b) keep the cutter from falling off, and (c) add any pressure necessary so that the paper feeds nicely; that is, it's easy to pull it out of the end of the cutter without too much force required, but also so that the paper doesn't slide back into the roll or bend or bunch up on the writing surface. "Adjust" probably means wrapping the rubber bands around the posts/tabs multiple times or maybe getting different ones. Yes, this is 100% an exact science. *Pen Holder* Print as in the file (i.e., widest part of cone sort of pointing down, but "front" of bracket flat on build plate). Snap on (I hope) as shown in the image with the green pen holder in it. I designed the pen holder for a right-handed person (the holder is on the left of the rollpad), but it can be easily adapted for a left-handed person by *mirroring* the part (right-to-left) in Cura , Meshmixer, or your slicer/3D program of choice. Note: pen holder v1 and v2 are identical except that v2 sticks out a bit more in the wide part of the "cone". IDK which will be more ergonomic/useful.

Controlled-Key Comptometer Adding and Calculating Machine Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co. 1915-1920 Form 326 24 page stapled booklet This is a promotional booklet for the Comptometer. It lists various businesses that use Comptometers and what they use it for, as well as addition problems that the Comptometer can do very quickly. The cover shows a model F Comptometer, so it was probably printed between 1915 and 1920.

This secondary unit of instruction on the adding machine is one of sixteen Common Core Units in Business Education (CCUBE). The units were designed for implementing the sixteen common core competencies identified in the California Business Education Program Guide for Office and Distributive Education. Each competency-based unit is designed to facilitate personalized instruction and may include five types of materials: (1) a teacher's guide, which provides specific strategies for the units as well as suggestions for the use of the materials; (2) a student manual, which directs the student through the unit's activities and jobs and brings the student to the competency level for the unit; (3) working papers, which are consumable materials used in completing the jobs and activities described in the student manual; (4) pre/post tests and quizzes; and (5) suggested electronic media. A strategies manual and the California Business Education Program Guide and supplements are also available--see note. (LRA)

This is simply to hold a tape roll for an adding machine.

This was a one hour design challenge. After watching some really nifty youtube videos on naval targeting computers I copied a mechanical principality that involves two racks and an indicator gear. I plan on giving these out to all of the teachers who have influenced me throughout my high school career. Assembly is straightforward, be sure to check back for some more revisions...maybe. One still has to raster in the units on the material, but other than that. Feel free to laser your own. Here's that nifty series if anyone is interested: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpkTHyfr0pM&feature=share&list=PLA352BA14EA140A4D

Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0 mil truncated conical, 2.3 mil truncated conical, 2.8 mil truncated conical, 3.3 mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 400.0, Rolloff: -12.0. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: H9OB-3434-1 Catalog number: 4102-B Other IDs from the record include: (H9OB-3434); TJV-9244

Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0 mil truncated conical, 2.3 mil truncated conical, 2.8 mil truncated conical, 3.3 mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 400.0, Rolloff: -12.0. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: H9OB-3434-1 Catalog number: 4102-B Other IDs from the record include: (H9OB-3434); TJV-9244

Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0 mil truncated conical, 2.3 mil truncated conical, 2.8 mil truncated conical, 3.3 mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 400.0, Rolloff: -12.0. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: H9OB-3434-1 Catalog number: 4102-B Other IDs from the record include: (H9OB-3434); TJV-9244

In this work we define a stochastic adding machine associated to the Fibonacci base and to a probabilities sequence $\overline{p}=(p_i)_{i\geq 1}$. We obtain a Markov chain whose states are the set of nonnegative integers. We study probabilistic properties of this chain, such as transience and recurrence. We also prove that the spectrum associated to this Markov chain is connected to the fibered Julia sets for a class of endomorphisms in $\mathbb{C}^2$.

THIS POST-SECONDARY PREPARATORY COURSE IS DESIGNED TO DEVELOP A HIGH DEGREE OF ABILITY IN OPERATING THE FULL-KEYBOARD ADDING MACHINE. TWENTY JOB SHEETS PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS AND NUMBERED SPACES FOR RECORDING ANSWERS TO ASSIGNED PROBLEMS. THE REFERENCE IS "FULL-KEYBOARD ADDING-LISTING MACHINE COURSE," THIRD EDITION, BY AGNEW AND PASEWARK, SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY, CINCINNATI 27, OHIO. THE MATERIAL WAS DEVELOPED BY A COMMITTEE OF TEACHERS AT THE STATE LEVEL. THIS DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE IN SINGLE COPY ONLY FOR $2.00 FROM VOCATIONAL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH CENTER, P.O. BOX 657, NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA 71457. (PS)