Kosmos Kosmos 1, Owner'S Manual

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Page 5: ...ABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction 2 General Description 3 Key Description 4 Biorhythm Application 5 Calc ulatorApplication 6 Specifications 7 Precautions S Glossary 9 Bibliography 10 BirthdateRegister 2...

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Page 8: ...r on the market KosmosI But before you startpushingbuttons take a minute to be sure you undersumd what you ll belearningabout yourself Biorhythms are defined as the different cyclesyour mind and bodyg...

Page 9: ...hese cycles hasa lot to do with how you feel Forcxa mplc when you refull ofencrg you re probablyin the up pcriod of your physical C c1e hcn you tire quicker than uswl chancesare you re in the down per...

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Page 11: ...hythmseversince Over 100 books have been written describmgwhat has already been learned IBM builta computercostingover S2 OCXJ OOO that cangive researchers all of the biorhytlunic infonnarion they wan...

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Page 14: ...It s thanks to the help ofcomputers like these that the trainingofsomeof the most powcrlul OlympicTeaffis in the world have revolved around eachcompetitors biorhythm 11...

Page 15: ...theirbiorhythms charted InJapan taxi bus md truck drivers along with train conductorsmld industrial workers have all had thciraccidcm rates cut sharply when theirbiorhythms were watched And ifyou jus...

Page 16: ...the desired biorhythm data is display don adigital displ 1Y Inaddition the machine ca n be used as astandard four function calculator 2 BasicFunctions 2 1 Personal Biorhythm Key in yaurown birthdate a...

Page 17: ...he points on your biorhythm erell S fora gi cn day the calculator will lllo yoll to go fOI ardur hackw lrd in di lily increments to quicklydctcrmim the dates It critical mmini critical days These 1 1Y...

Page 18: ...CRIPTION CD Forward m Reverse Biorhythm Function Keys m Biurhyrhm E Dare O Birthdatc CD Comp ltibilityf Similarity Digit 1 Display _ Traffic Lights _ OnlOffSwitch _ ClcarKcy _ Arithmetic Keys _ Numbcr...

Page 19: ...10 sec displaYLod OJ Numeral Keys o CD Entt rs numerals Decimal Point Key For decimal places lise th key in its 101 1c 11 sequence Arithmetic Kc s O iEi HEj Press the mUlleral and arithmetic keys in t...

Page 20: ...r ex ullplc IUl1e 7th lY76 oremtl CD D CTIL Or em lomh Day Ycar Aftcr pressing the G key tho dute plus till d lY orthe L l k will be visiblcon the display Birthdatc Keys mThis a key is for kl ying in...

Page 21: ...e wc ck will be visibh on the display In addition usc of dthcr the BI or B2 keys is illustr 1tcd by J lisp in the extreme left hand digit Wlll n usingB I A U will 1ppenr in the top half ofdigit jhcn u...

Page 22: ...ll cause the computertocalculate the compatibility betweenyourselfand anotherperson and display them ForwardJReverseKeys m Thisdecrement key will cause the cL1te to reverseeachone Simultaneouslythe ne...

Page 23: ...letely clearall register to begin a new calculation The computer will again be in the four function calculation mode at this point until one of the biorhythm function keys is again pressed Note When y...

Page 24: ...on press the c kl y Error Inti o r 1O OCCUI 5 1 When m answcrexcecus l digit integers 2 In case the date uryear is entered 3S a I digit number 3 In case the numbcrof the l11omh day and year are outsid...

Page 25: ...be calculated l Example ForJune 7 1976 pn ss thl keys in the following order 00 00 8 6 J 110 Day YC lr Only the la it two digits of the rcar an w be keyed in Note Ftlrmomhllnd dayTl o Digits J 1usr be...

Page 26: ...Behind Toda s Date Step 1 Cllcu atc Biorhythms as in3 1 through Step 6 Step2 Prcss Gllincrcmeml key Display will ch mgc to shuw date immcdi I tt ly following that initially sC t Step3 Press a key Dis...

Page 27: ...Step 2 Press CD kc y Display will shuw new J lt Step3 aJ IfnUDe If the traffic lights are lit press CD key ag 1in Display will show n w date bl If traffic lights all lit press D kef to obtain all bior...

Page 28: ...d mini critical days as ftillt1 S Critical Days Mini Critical Days Red Light Yellow Light 1 12 13 7 I L 11 I 17 14 Note What this means is that depending on your hourofbinh you could begin your critic...

Page 29: ...ooay sd 1te ordate on which the biorhythms an to hc calculatcd Stcp2 Press G key Step3 Key in person s birchdate Stcp4 Press m key StepS Press a key Tht display will now change to indicate the points...

Page 30: ...key StepS Press CD key Display will now change to show compatibility as a pcrcc ntage cacho tht three cycles between you and the other persun Note I Steps3 through may be repeated foras l11 1ny peopl...

Page 31: ...uhltofand instructs tiU in its basic opc ltiol1s so tmlt y llI ma y soon cmn th cvm ct mt thods of computing pa rticular htncri l 1s Thisc31cul 1lOT has l built in fl atUI tu clearall n gisrcrs 1ummat...

Page 32: ...3 l4El15g103El1 iilIIl 5 at 5 4 5 e Subtraction 12 389 3i7 11 a 38ge Note Topcrfonn 3 problem usinga negative 1st numbt r operate o vo Ii then the number Example 1 0 4 l I MultiplicationDivision 3x4x...

Page 33: ...lixed Calculations 3x4 2 4 1 x 1_ 4 1 6666667 lx3 li3402D3Cll4la _ CJJ I 41 l 6 6 66 6 6 7 Cunst lnt calculationsare pcrfunncd as follows Entry EttDI EntryEl 6 Sl t as constant Entry ClIElJEntrySl 30...

Page 34: ...30DnEi 28E1 12303 EI 333E1 3DS EI EI 4 DEiDEID EI DISPLAYED RESUlI 1616 0 1814 0 14 I I III I I 1 I 19 1 I 1217 I I 1811 Note When operating in the constant mode ifthe machine capacity is exceeded in...

Page 35: ...EntrylResult 8digits Calendar Jan l 1901 Dec 31 1999 CalculationMethod J gebraic method DecimaiPoint Fullfloatingdecimal point system Negative NumbeI Indicated byminusI Isign on the leh of the digit...

Page 36: ...ant Sl dry OOtlt rics 5U 1 3 it upcratl S for jprmximatd 10 hours continuous Jy En n hen baHcry IXlwcrdccrcascs the dis play will merely da rken but cause no miscalcuI tti ln When you have finished ro...

Page 37: ...t m l enust Jam J l w btnh the AC ADAPTOR nd calculnwr Plug till applil aok AC t DAPTOR into the AC lutlet ami C lTd inCll ch calcul wf Vhen rlu L d in h lm ry f llwcr supply stops lutOlll ltically s...

Page 38: ...o inadvisable to subiect the calculator to hard knocks drops and unduly strong key pressLrIg Extreme cold below 32 Fora CI heat above 104 For 40 C and humidity may also effect the function of the calc...

Page 39: ...ompletion of your use of the calculator Do not clean the calculator with harsh clc mersOf petroleum and ak lhol always usc the silicon cloth To avoid damage to the calculator when changin battc rics h...

Page 40: ...tyRatio cis This simplyshows howyourbiomythm blendsin ith someoneelse s People with the same birth dates have biorhythms that ron inthe same cycles So they are compatible 100 of the time People with d...

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Page 42: ...obe betterthan the days belowit Cycle Emotional SensitivityCycle This biorhythmiccycle is28 days longand affects your creativity sensitivitYt and mood as well as yourperceptionsof the worldand yourseU...

Page 43: ...ion in ourphysicalcycle hasalot todowith whether Ou refull of pep Orfeel I Fleiss Dr WiIhelm He soneofthe people who started it alL In 1887 hediscovered the 23 day physicalcycleand the 28 1ayemotional...

Page 44: ...m graph you arc on what researchcrs call a high On thosedays you are apt to have more energy feel more emotionallystable and be more alert Low minus day On any days which appear below the criticallinc...

Page 45: ...S coordinated than on critical days which have long been look at by scientists as the accident prone clayo an individ 1 This theory may be the missing linkthaI has beensoughl by scientists to prove th...

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Page 47: ...and Exercise for Physical Education and Athletics Dubuque Iowa Wm C BrownPu6ITSllers 1974 Dewey Edward R Cycles The Mysterious ForcesThat TriggcrEvents NewYork HawtbomBooks Inc 1971 Edholm O G and A...

Page 48: ...ess 1967 Karlins Marvin and Lewis M Andrew Biofeedback Philadelphia and NewYork J B Lippencott Company 1972 Kleinnan N and Wakefulness Chicago University of ChicagoPrcss 1939 Kuhn Robert 1 Control You...

Page 49: ...N Biologi AspectSof dium Rhythms London and NewYork Plenum Press 1973 Moore Ruth TheCoilof Life New York AlfredA Knopf 1969 Morehouse LaurenceE Laboratory Manual for PhYSiologyof Exercise Saint Louis...

Page 50: ...s Ne Yorl AcademicPress 1976 Rejmann Hoban A Periodic Diseases Philadelphia F A Davis Co 1963 Reinberg Alain and JeanGhar Biological Rhythms NewYork Walker8 Co 1964 Richrer Paul Cun l ClocksinMedicine...

Page 51: ...thm Research Amstemam London andNewYork Elsevier PubIisbingCompany 1965 Still Henry OfTime Tides andInnerClocks Harrisburg Pa SUlckpoleBooks 1972 Thommen GeorgeS lsThisYourDay NewYork CrownPublishers...

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