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Numeric Buttons
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 Zero Button
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| Enters the number zero into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 0
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 Double Zero Button
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| Enters two zeros into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = Z
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 Triple Zero Button
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| Enters three zeros into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = X
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 One Button
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| Enters the number one into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 1
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 Two Button
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| Enters the number two into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 2
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 Three Button
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| Enters the number three into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 3
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 Four Button
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| Enters the number four into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 4
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 Five Button
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| Enters the number five into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 5
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 Six Button
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| Enters the number six into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 6
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 Seven Button
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| Enters the number seven into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 7
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 Eight Button
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| Enters the number eight into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 8
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 Nine Button
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| Enters the number nine into the numeric display.
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| Keyboard = 9
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 Decimal Button
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| Enters the decimal into the numeric display. The value on this button changes based on your Windows Control Panel Regional Settings.
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 +/- (Plus/Minus) Button
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| Reverses the sign of the displayed number. For example, if you want to multiply 3 times -5, enter 3 ยด 5 +/- = and the result will be -15.
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| Keyboard = F9
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| Operator Buttons
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| Clear Buttons
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| Function Buttons
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| Memory Buttons
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