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Page 1 - User’s Guide

SHEET METAL HVAC PROModel 4090User’s Guide

Page 2 - INTRODUCTION

USER’S GUIDE —9i Enters or converts to Inches. Also used with the /key for entering fractional inch values (e.g., 9i1/2).Note: Repeated presses after

Page 3 - TABLEOFCONTENTS

USER’S GUIDE —99Stairs — Given Rise and RunYou need to build a stairway with a floor-to-floor height of 10 Feet 1Inch, a Run of 15 Feet 5 Inches, and

Page 4 - SER’S GUIDE —3

100 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROBaluster SpacingYou are going to install a handrail at the top of a balcony. Your totalSpan is 156 Inches and you would

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USER’S GUIDE — 101The Sine of an angle is the ratio of the opposite side over theHypotenuse:The Cosine of an angle is the ratio of the adjacent side o

Page 6 - SER’S GUIDE —5

102 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROAREA FORMULASAPPENDIX B — AREA / VOLUME FORMULAS

Page 7 - KEY DEFINITIONS

USER’S GUIDE — 103SURFACE AREA / VOLUME FORMULAS

Page 8 - MEMORY and STORAGE FUNCTIONS

104 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROWith Offset = “y” and Length = “x,”WrapperLength (aka StretchOut) = CenterlineRadius * ArcK * 4θHeelRadius = CenterlineR

Page 9 - RECALL ® KEY

USER’S GUIDE — 105Law of CosinesLaw of SinesHeron’s TheoremTan =A2rs–a()Tan =B2rs–b()Tan =C2rs–c()s= (a+b+c)12ACaBcba=b=c=2Rsin A sin B sin CRABaCbca2

Page 10 - TRIGONOMETRIC KEYS

106 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROFanLaw1FormulaFanLaw2FormulaFanLaw3FormulaAfter a Full Reset/Clear All, your calculator will return to the followingsett

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USER’S GUIDE — 107Your calculator has Preference Settings that allow you to customizeor set desired dimensional formats and calculations. See the list

Page 12 - SER’S GUIDE —11

108 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO(Cont’d)PREFERENCE OPTIONS3) Volume Display Format — *Standard (if units entered are thesame — e.g., Feet x Feet x Feet

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10 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROYour calculator has standard trigonometric keys, in addition to RightTriangle keys (e.g., R, r, d and p), for advanced Ri

Page 14 - OFFSET KEYS

USER’S GUIDE — 109(Cont’d)PREFERENCE OPTIONS8) Irregular Jack Rafters — *OC-OC (On-Center spacingO-C or Mate maintained on both Regular andIrregular s

Page 15 - FAN LAW KEYS

110 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROHow to Set PreferencesThe following sections detail Preference Setting options.Enter the Preference Mode by pressing Ç=(

Page 16 - CIRCULAR / ARC FUNCTION KEYS

USER’S GUIDE — 111Accessing Preference SettingsTo Set “Fractional Resolution”:KEYSTROKE DISPLAYÇ=(Prefs) (first press of =) FRAC 0-1/16 INCH+ (plus si

Page 17 - COLUMN / CONE KEY

112 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO(Cont’d)To Increase or Decrease Floor Thickness from Default of 10”:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY= (sixth press of =) FLOR 10 INCH+*

Page 18 - SER’S GUIDE —17

USER’S GUIDE — 113(Cont’d)To Set Mathematical Operations Method:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY= (twelfth press of =) MATH OrdEr+ (plus sign) MATH CHAInTo Set Fract

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114 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROAccuracy/ErrorsAccuracy/Display Capacity — Your calculator has a twelve-digitdisplay made up of eight digits (normal dis

Page 20 - STAIR KEY

USER’S GUIDE — 115Auto Shut-OffYour calculator is designed to shut itself off after about 8-12 Minutesof non-use.Battery(ies)• Two LR44 batteries.Repl

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116 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROWARRANTY, REPAIR AND RETURN INFORMATIONReturn Guidelines1. Please read the Warrantyin this User's Guide to determin

Page 22 - GETTING STARTED

USER’S GUIDE — 117Warranty Repair Service – U.S.A.Calculated Industries (“CI”) warrants this product against defects in materi-als and workmanship for

Page 23 - USING PARENTHESES

118 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROINCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANYDEFECT IN THE PRODUCT OR ITS DOCUMENTATION.The warranty, disclaim

Page 24 - SETTING FRACTIONAL RESOLUTION

USER’S GUIDE —11Using the Pythagorean Theorem, the top row of keys on your ITISheet Metal/HVAC Pro provides instant solutions in dimensional formatto

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USER’S GUIDE — 119Accessing Preference Settings, 111ACCURACY, AUTO SHUT-OFF, BATTERIES, ERRORS (APPENDIX I), 114Accuracy/Errors, 114Adding and Subtrac

Page 26 - ENTERING DIMENSIONS

120 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRODegree of Pitch, 86Dividing Dimensions, 29Dividing Offset into Multiple Degreed Elbows for Manageable Sections, 51D:M:S

Page 27 - MILLIMETERS

USER’S GUIDE — 121Reset Key, 115RIGHT TRIANGLE and ROOF FRAMING EXAMPLES, 84Rise, 88Rise and Diagonal, 88Roof Framing Definitions, 84Scientific Notati

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Designed in the United States of AmericaPrinted in China10/09UG4090E-C

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12 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROLAW OF COSINES / NON-90 DEGREE TRIANGLE KEYSÇ9 Law of Cosines — These keys are used for non-90degree triangle mathematics

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USER’S GUIDE —13Right Triangle Functions:R Length of Unknown Side — Calculates Side “x” ofunknown Right Triangle.r Length of Unknown Side — Enters Sid

Page 31 - FEET 0 INCH

14 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROFAN LAW KEYSYour calculator also has built-in formulas and keys that calculate FanLaws 1, 2 and 3, for air flow calculati

Page 32 - MEMORY OPERATION

USER’S GUIDE —15VELOCITY PRESSURE / FPM KEYSÇ0 VPß©FPM — Converts entry to Velocity (Feet perMinute - FPM), Velocity Pressure, Metric Velocity(MPS) an

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16 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO(Cont’d)If a Circle Diameter is entered into the C key andArc Degree (or Arc Length) entered into the Arcfunction (ÇC), f

Page 34 - SER’S GUIDE —33

USER’S GUIDE —17HIP/VALLEY and JACK RAFTER KEYSYour calculator uses the y (rise), x (run), r (diagonal), θ (pitch), ando.c. spacing values to calculat

Page 35 - BASIC EXAMPLES

18 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO(Cont’d)• Subsequent presses of the H key will also dis-play Plumb, Level, and Cheek cut angle values indegrees.ÇH Irregu

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USER’S GUIDE —1The custom-designed ITI Sheet Metal/HVAC Pro calculator wasspecifically created for sheet metal pro’s to ease the task of perform-ing m

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USER’S GUIDE —19Çj Irregular Side Jacks — Operates same as j,but displays the rafter values from the irregularpitched side first.STAIR KEYYour calcula

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20 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROÇs Store Desired Riser Height — Stores a value otherthan the default desired stair Riser height of7-1/2 Inches (e.g., 8iÇ

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USER’S GUIDE —21You may want to practice getting a feel for your calculator keys byreading through the key definitions and learning how to enter basic

Page 40 - SER’S GUIDE —39

22 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROUSING PARENTHESESYour calculator has Parentheses keys ( and ) for performingmathematical operations. (In the Order of Ope

Page 41 - TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

USER’S GUIDE —23SETTING FRACTIONAL RESOLUTIONYour calculator is set to display fractional answers in 16ths, and allexamples in this User Guide are, th

Page 42 - [x], [y] and [r]

24 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROSetting Fixed/Constant Fractional ResolutionYou can also program your calculator so that the displayed fractionwill alway

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USER’S GUIDE —25ENTERING DIMENSIONSEntering Linear DimensionsWhen entering Feet-Inch-Fraction values, enter dimensions fromlargest to smallest — e.g.,

Page 44 - SER’S GUIDE —43

26 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROExamples of Square and Cubic Entry:FEETff— Square Feet(e.g., 5ffwill display 5.SQ FEET).fff— Cubic Feet(e.g., 5fffwill di

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USER’S GUIDE —27CONVERSIONS (LINEAR, AREA, VOLUME)Linear ConversionsConvert 14 Feet to other dimensions:KEYSTROKE DISPLAYoo 0.14f 14 FEETÇi 168 INCHm*

Page 46 - D:M:S EXAMPLE

28 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROConverting Decimal Inches to Fractional InchesConvert 9.0625 Inches to Fractional Inches. Then convert to DecimalFeet.KEY

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2—ITISHEET METAL/HVAC PROKEY DEFINITIONS ...6BASIC OPERATION KEYS...

Page 48 - SER’S GUIDE —47

USER’S GUIDE —29PERFORMING BASIC MATH WITH DIMENSIONSAdding DimensionsKEYSTROKE DISPLAYAdd 11 Inches to 2 Feet 1 Inch:11i+2f1i= 3 FEET 0 INCHAdd 5 Fee

Page 49 - OFFSET EXAMPLES

30 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROPercentage CalculationsPercent (Ç+) is used to find a given percent of a number or toperform add-on, discount or division

Page 50 - Length as “y”:

USER’S GUIDE —31MEMORY OPERATIONYour calculator has two types of Memory operations:1) A Standard, Cumulative, Semi-permanent Memory μ; and2) Three Sto

Page 51 - in Millimeters

32 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROi. Basic Cumulative Memory (M+)Example 1:Store 100 into M+, add 200, then subtract 50. Clear the Memory:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

Page 52 - SER’S GUIDE —51

USER’S GUIDE —33The ITI Sheet Metal/HVAC Pro calculator has keys and functionslabeled in common sheet metal/HVAC or construction terms. Justfollow the

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34 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROBASIC EXAMPLESAdding Linear MeasurementsFind the total length of the following measurements: 5 Feet 4-1/2Inches, 8 Inches

Page 54 - “y”: 15-3/16 Inches

USER’S GUIDE —35Adding and Subtracting Fractions of an InchAdd 1/2 Inch, 3/8 Inch and 11/16 Inch. Then subtract 5/8 Inch.KEYSTROKE DISPLAYoo 0.1/2+3/8

Page 55 - “y”: 25-3/16 Inches

36 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROCircumference of a CircleFind the Circumference of a Circle if its Radius is 8 Feet 4 Inches:KEYSTROKE DISPLAYoo 0.8f4iÇp

Page 56 - LAW OF COSINES EXAMPLES

USER’S GUIDE —37Area of a TriangleFind the Area of a Triangle if its base is 45 Inches and Altitude/Height is 30 Inches.KEYSTROKE DISPLAYoo 0.45i÷2= 2

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38 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROVolume of a CylinderCalculate the Volume of a Cylinder with a Diameter of 2 Feet 4Inches and a Height of 4 Feet 6 Inches:

Page 58 - FEET 1-13/16 INCH

USER’S GUIDE —3Dividing Dimensions ...29Percentage Calculations ...

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USER’S GUIDE —39Cubed FunctionWhat is the Cubed value of 10? What is 503?KEYSTROKE DISPLAYoo 0.10ÇX 1000.50ÇX 125000.Cubed Root FunctionExample 1:What

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40 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROTRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONSTrigonometric functions are available on the ITI Sheet Metal/HVACPro calculator.The drawing and fo

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USER’S GUIDE —41Finding Sine, Cosine, TangentFind Sine 12°, Cosine 33° and Tangent 75°:KEYSTROKE DISPLAYoo 0.12S 0.20791233ç 0.83867175t 3.732051Findi

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42 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROUsing Trigonometry to Find Unknown Angle or SideExample 1 — Cos A:Solve for the unknown angle A if the two known sides ar

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USER’S GUIDE —43Trig Examples (Cont’d)Example 2 — Sin A:Solve angle A of the offset below, if the two known sides are:Sidea=8InchesSidec=25InchesIn th

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44 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROTrig Examples (Cont’d)Example 3 — Tan A:Find the length of the transition for a 20° angle:Side a = 18 InchesSide b = unkn

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USER’S GUIDE —45Converting Pitch to Angle/TangentFind the angle and corresponding Tangent for a roof with an 8/12Pitch:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter Pitch

Page 66 - SER’S GUIDE —65

46 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROVELOCITY PRESSURE / VELOCITY EXAMPLESThe Velocity Pressure/Velocity function uses an entered value tocalculate these four

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USER’S GUIDE —47Converting FPM to Velocity PressureCalculate the Velocity Pressure (Imperial and Metric) if the FPM is500:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter 50

Page 68 - FEET 7-1/2 INCH

48 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROOFFSET EXAMPLESOffset, Basic ExampleIf an offset is 5 Feet, the actual Length 10 Feet, and the Height ofthe “end A” equal

Page 69 - “Yp” between the objects:

4—ITISHEET METAL/HVAC PRODividing Offset into Multiple Degreed Elbows forManageable Sections ...

Page 70 - SER’S GUIDE —69

USER’S GUIDE —49OGEE Offset in Feet-Inch-FractionsIf an offset is 12-5/8 Inches, the actual Length 45 Inches, and theHeight of the “end A” is 38 Inche

Page 71 - 70 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO

50 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROOGEE Offset, in MillimetersIf an offset is 573 Millimeters (mm), the actual Length 2045 mm, andthe Height of the “end A”

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USER’S GUIDE —51Dividing Offset i nto Multiple Degreed Elbows for ManageableSectionsSolve the offset using the given variables:Actual Length “x”: 80-1

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52 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY4. Calculate Centerline Radius, Wrapper Length, Heel Radius,Throat Radius and Theta:Ç( RAD 77-7/

Page 74 - FEET 8-1/8 INCH

USER’S GUIDE —53Change OGEE O ffsetSolve the Change OGEE Offset below, with Wrapper Size transitionsfrom one end to another.A) Solve Using:a. Actual L

Page 75 - FEET 7-5/8 INCH

54 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROB) Solve Using:a. Actual Length “x”: 52-5/8 Inchesb. Offset “y”: 25-3/16 Inchesc. End “a”: 34 InchesKEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. E

Page 76 - FAN LAW EXAMPLES

USER’S GUIDE —55LAW OF COSINES EXAMPLESField Measuring for Ductwork Using the Law of Cosines —IntroductionDimensions taken when measuring objects in t

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56 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRONon-90 Degree Triangle Measurement Using Law of Cosinesand Heron’s TheoremThe Law of Cosines keys calculate the unknown a

Page 78 - SER’S GUIDE —77

USER’S GUIDE —57(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a, b and c:oo 0.38f5iÇ4A38FEET 5 INCH23f4i9/16Ç5B23FEET 4-9/16 INCH26f1i13/16Ç6C26FEET 1-13/16

Page 79 - ARC / CIRCLE EXAMPLES

58 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROUsing Law of Cosines and Pythagorean Theorem to CalculateOffset, Length, and AngleIn field measuring, Offset, Length and

Page 80

USER’S GUIDE —5Rise ...88Rise and Diagonal...

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USER’S GUIDE —59(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a, b and c:oo 0.35f8i3/4Ç4 A35FEET 8-3/4 INCH21f8i15/16Ç5B21FEET 8-15/16 INCH24f3i7/8Ç6 C24FEET

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60 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROInline Duct, Single Offset (Computing Offset, Length, and Angle)When working with the process of direct measure between t

Page 83 - CONCRETE/PAVING

USER’S GUIDE —61(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a, b, and c:oo 0.8f2i3/8Ç4 A8FEET 2-3/8 INCH42iÇ5 B42INCH6f10iÇ6 C6FEET 10 INCH2. Calculate and

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62 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROInline Duct, Double Offset (Computing Offset, Length and Angle)This example (see diagrams below) depicts two ducts offset

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USER’S GUIDE —63B) Input “Measured Triangle II” to find Triangle III:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a, b, and c:oo 0.2088ÇmÇ4 A 2088. MM2096ÇmÇ5 B 209

Page 86 - SER’S GUIDE —85

64 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROC) Input Triangle V to Find Actual Length Between the Objects:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter “y” from Triangle IV and enter as

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USER’S GUIDE —65Objects at Right AnglesWhen you are working with objects at Right Angles, set up the“Measured Triangles” and subsequent calculations i

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66 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO1) Find the elevation offset “Ye” and the actual length “Xe” in D1:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter sides a, b, and c:oo 0.7f9i7

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USER’S GUIDE —672) Find actual length “Xe” in D2:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter slant length as “r”:oo 0.11f8i13/16dR11 FEET 8-13/16 INCH2. Enter calculate

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68 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO3) Find the horizontal length ”Xp” between the objects and the hori-zontal offset “Yp” between the objects:KEYSTROKE DISP

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6—ITISHEET METAL/HVAC PROBASIC OPERATION KEYSoOn/Clear — Turns power on. Pressing once clears thedisplay. Pressing twice clears all temporary values.O

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USER’S GUIDE —69Calculating Angles Between Objects (“Angle Between”)The Triangle, having a total of 180°, is the basic logic used to solvefor the angl

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70 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROCalculating Angles Between Objects ExampleLEGEND1 Existing Roof Curbto remain.2 New 20’ x 20’ ductdown through RoofCurb t

Page 94 - FEET 1-1/4 INCH

USER’S GUIDE —711) Find actual length “y” between objects in D1:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a, b, and c:oo 0.8f11i11/16Ç4A8FEET 11-11/16 INCH1f7iÇ5

Page 95 - STAIR LAYOUT EXAMPLES

72 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO2) Find actual length “y” between objects in D2:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY10i3/8R X 10-3/8 INCH9f8i9/16d R9FEET 8-9/16 INCHr Y9FEE

Page 96 - SER’S GUIDE —95

USER’S GUIDE —734) Input Triangle I and find Angles A and C:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a, b, and c:oo 0.2f2iÇ4 A2FEET 2 INCH10f2i1/4Ç5 B10FEET 2-1

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74 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO5) Input Triangle II and find Angle A1 and the “Angle Between”:KEYSTROKE DISPLAY1. Enter side a2, b2, and recall c (“a2”

Page 98 - FEET 10 INCH

USER’S GUIDE —75FAN LAW EXAMPLESFan Law 1The formula for Fan Law 1 (built into this calculator) is:Fan laws use the temporary storage registers a, b,

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76 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROFan Law 2The formula for Fan Law 2 (built into this calculator) is:Fan laws use the temporary storage registers a, b, a-n

Page 100 - *A yield symbol (

USER’S GUIDE —77Fan Law 3The formula for Fan Law 3 (built into this calculator) is:Fan laws use the temporary storage registers a, b, a-new, and b-new

Page 101 - KEYSTROKE DISPLAY

78 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROARC / CIRCLE EXAMPLESArc Length — Degree and Diameter KnownFind the Arc length of an 85° portion of a Circle with a 5-Foo

Page 102 - SER’S GUIDE — 101

USER’S GUIDE —7Ç√ Cube Root Function — Used to find the Cube Rootof a non-dimensional or area value (e.g., 1000Ç√= 10).Ç/ x10y— Allows entry of an exp

Page 103 - AREA FORMULAS

USER’S GUIDE —79Arc Calculations — Arc Length and Diameter KnownFind the Arc Degree, Chord Length, Rise, Segment and Pie SliceArea, and Segment Rise,

Page 104 - USER’S GUIDE — 103

80 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROArched/Circular Rake-Walls — Chord Length andSegment Rise KnownYou’re building a Circular or Arched Rake-Wall. Given a Ch

Page 105 - APPENDIX C — OFFSET FORMULAS

USER’S GUIDE —81(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY10. Find Arched wall stud lengths:C AW1 4 FEET 10-11/16 INCHC AW2 4 FEET 6-5/8 INCHC AW3 3 FEET 11-3/8 INCHC

Page 106 - THEOREM FORMULAS

82 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROCONCRETE/PAVINGSquaring-up a FoundationA concrete foundation measures 23 Feet 8 Inches by 45 Feet 6Inches. Find the diago

Page 107 - APPENDIX E — FAN LAW FORMULAS

USER’S GUIDE —83Volume of ColumnsFind the Volume of five (5) Columns, if each has a Diameter of 3Feet 4-1/2 Inches and a Height of 11 Feet 6 Inches.No

Page 108 - SER’S GUIDE — 107

84 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRORIGHT TRIANGLE and ROOF FRAMING EXAMPLESRoof Framing Definitionsy (Rise): The vertical distance measured from the wall’s

Page 109 - HEET METAL/HVAC PRO

USER’S GUIDE —85Rafters: Rafters are inclined roof support members. Rafters includethe following types:• Common Rafter: The Common connects the plate

Page 110 - SER’S GUIDE — 109

86 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROPlumb: Vertical Cut. The angle of cut from the edge of the boardthat allows the rafter to mate on the vertical side of th

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USER’S GUIDE —87Common Rafter LengthIf a roof has a 7/12 Pitch and a Span of 14 Feet 4 Inches, what isthe Point-to-Point length of the Common rafter (

Page 112 - To Set “Area” Answer Format:

88 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROAngle and Diagonal (Hypotenuse)Find the Diagonal (Hypotenuse) and Degree of Angle of a RightTriangle that is 9 Feet high

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8—ITISHEET METAL/HVAC PROÇ1 Storage Register (M1) — Stores the displayedvalue in non-cumulative, permanent Memory (e.g.,10Ç1, ®1= 10). Good for storin

Page 114 - To Set Fractional Mode:

USER’S GUIDE —89Sheathing CutYou have framed an equal Pitch roof and need to apply the roofsheathing. Find the distance from the corner of the sheathi

Page 115 - BATTERIES, ERRORS

90 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PRO(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY2. Find Hip/Valley rafter length and cut angles:H H/V 12 FEET 10-1/2 INCHH PLMB 22.41512°H LEVL

Page 116 - SER’S GUIDE — 115

USER’S GUIDE —91Jack Rafters — Using Other Than 16 Inch On-Center SpacingA roof has a 9/12 Pitch and a Run of 6 Feet 9 Inches. Find the Jackrafter len

Page 117 - REPAIR AND RETURN

92 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROIrregular Hip/Valley and Jack Rafters — Descending, withOn-Center Spacing MaintainedYou’re working with a 7/12 Pitch and

Page 118 - WARRANTY

USER’S GUIDE —93(Cont’d)KEYSTROKE DISPLAY5. Find Irregular Jack Plumb, Level, and Cheek cut angles:j PLMB 33.69007°j LEVL 56.30993°j CHK1 41.18592°6.

Page 119 - Looking For New Ideas

94 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROSTAIR LAYOUT EXAMPLESStair Layout Definitionsy (Rise): The “floor-to-floor” or “landing-to-landing” Rise is the actualver

Page 120 - USER’S GUIDE — 119

USER’S GUIDE —95Number of Risers: The number of Risers includes both the first andthe last Riser of the stairway.Riser Overage or Underage: The Riser

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96 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROStairs — Given Only Floor-to-Floor RiseYou’re building a stairway with a total Rise of 9 Feet 11 Inches. Yourdesired Rise

Page 122 - USER’S GUIDE — 121

USER’S GUIDE —97To Change Desired Riser Height: If you wish to use a desiredRiser height of other than 7-1/2 Inches (the calculator’s default), sim-pl

Page 123 - UG4090E-C

98 — ITI SHEET METAL/HVAC PROStairs — Given Only the RunYou’re building a stairway with a total Run of 20 Feet. Your desiredRiser height is 7-1/2 Inch

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