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Wang 300-Series Small Form-Factor Instruction Manual, 1967
Front cover of "Small Form-Factor" Wang 300-Series Instruction Manual, 1967
Document donated by Mr. John Hess
The Wang 300-Series calculators were a highly successful line of electronic calculators that put Wang Laboratories at the top
of the high-end calculator market for a good number of years. The
series offered advanced math functions in a highly customizable
fashion, providing a mix of different types of keyboards and
electronics packages, along with the capability of basic
punched-card programmability for maximum flexibility for the
customer. This is an unusual version of the manual, published
in a smaller form-factor than the usual 8 1/2 x 11 format. This
manual measures 6 x 8 1/4. It is an abbreviated version of
the full-size manuals, but contains all information necessary
for general operation of any of the 300-series calculators
(except the 360SE,
and the 362E calculators, which had not yet been introduced at the time this manual was
published).