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Let’s change the minute field to 25, by pressing: 25 !!@@OK#@ . The
seconds field is now highlighted. Suppose that you want to change the
seconds field to 45, use: 45 !!@@OK#@
The time format field is now highlighted. To change this field from its current
setting you can either press the W key (the second key from the left in the
fifth row of keys from the bottom of the keyboard), or press the @CHOOS soft
menu key ( B).
• If using the W key, the setting in the time format field will change to
either of the following options:
o AM : indicates that displayed time is AM time
o PM : indicates that displayed time is PM time
o 24-hr : indicates that that the time displayed uses a 24 hour
format where18:00, for example, represents 6pm
The last selected option will become the set option for the time format by
using this procedure.
• If using the @CHOOS soft menu key, the following options are available.
Use the up and down arrow keys,— ˜, to select among these three
options (AM, PM, 24-hour time). Press the !!@@OK#@ F soft menu key to
make the selection.
Setting the date
After setting the time format option, the SET TIME AND DATE input form will
look as follows:
- Printing History 2
- Preface 3
- Table of contents 5
- Page TOC-2 6
- Page TOC-3 7
- Page TOC-4 8
- Page TOC-5 9
- Page TOC-6 10
- Chapter 9 - Vectors, 9-1 11
- Page TOC-8 12
- Page TOC-9 13
- Page TOC-10 14
- Chapter 12 - Graphics 15
- Page TOC-12 16
- Page TOC-13 17
- Page TOC-14 18
- Page TOC-15 19
- Page TOC-16 20
- Page TOC-17 21
- Page TOC-18 22
- Page TOC-19 23
- Page TOC-20 24
- Page TOC-21 25
- Appendices 26
- Page Note-1 27
- Page Note-2 28
- Page Note-3 29
- Chapter 1 30
- Getting started 30
- Page 1-2 31
- Page 1-3 32
- Page 1-4 33
- Page 1-5 34
- The TOOL menu 35
- Setting time and date 36
- Page 1-8 37
- Page 1-9 38
- Page 1-10 39
- Page 1-11 40
- Selecting calculator modes 41
- Operating Mode 42
- Page 1-14 43
- Page 1-15 44
- Page 1-16 45
- Page 1-17 46
- Page 1-18 47
- Page 1-19 48
- Page 1-20 49
- Page 1-21 50
- Angle Measure 51
- Coordinate System 51
- )cos( yxrrx +=⋅= θ 52
- Page 1-24 53
- Selecting CAS settings 54
- Selecting Display modes 54
- Selecting the display font 55
- Page 1-27 56
- Page 1-28 57
- Selecting the clock display 58
- Chapter 2 59
- Introducing the calculator 59
- Page 2-2 60
- Mean: 23.2, the word 61
- Page 2-4 62
- Page 2-5 63
- Page 2-6 64
- Page 2-7 65
- Page 2-8 66
- Page 2-9 67
- Page 2-10 68
- Page 2-11 69
- Page 2-12 70
- Page 2-13 71
- Page 2-14 72
- Page 2-15 73
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- Page 2-19 77
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- Page 2-21 79
- Page 2-22 80
- Page 2-23 81
- Page 2-24 82
- Page 2-25 83
- Page 2-26 84
- Page 2-27 85
- Summations 86
- Page 2-29 87
- Page 2-30 88
- Page 2-31 89
- )cos()sin()sin( 90
- Page 2-33 91
- The HOME directory 92
- The CASDIR sub-directory 93
- Page 2-36 94
- Page 2-37 95
- Creating subdirectories 96
- Page 2-39 97
- Page 2-40 98
- Page 2-41 99
- Moving among subdirectories 100
- Deleting subdirectories 100
- Page 2-43 101
- Page 2-44 102
- Page 2-45 103
- Variables 104
- Page 2-47 105
- Page 2-48 106
- Page 2-49 107
- Page 2-50 108
- Checking variables contents 109
- Page 2-52 110
- Page 2-53 111
- Copying variables 112
- Page 2-55 113
- Page 2-56 114
- Page 2-57 115
- Page 2-58 116
- Deleting variables 117
- Page 2-60 118
- UNDO and CMD functions 119
- Page 2-62 120
- Page 2-63 121
- Other flags of interest 122
- CHOOSE boxes vs. Soft MENU 123
- Selected CHOOSE boxes 124
- Page 2-67 125
- Chapter 3 126
- Calculation with real numbers 126
- Real number calculations 127
- The inverse function 128
- Using parentheses 129
- Absolute value function 129
- Squares and square roots 129
- Powers and roots 130
- Trigonometric functions 131
- Page 3-7 132
- Page 3-8 133
- Page 3-9 134
- Page 3-10 135
- Real number functions 136
- Page 3-12 137
- Page 3-13 138
- Special functions 139
- )](ln[)( xx Γ= 140
- Calculator constants 141
- Operations with units 142
- Available units 143
- Page 3-19 144
- Page 3-20 145
- Converting to base units 146
- Attaching units to numbers 147
- Page 3-23 148
- Page 3-24 149
- Page 3-26 151
- Units manipulation tools 152
- Page 3-28 153
- Page 3-29 154
- Page 3-30 155
- Special physical functions 156
- Function ZFACTOR 157
- Function F0λ 157
- Function SIDENS 158
- Function TDELTA 158
- Function TINC 158
- Defining and using functions 159
- Page 3-35 160
- Page 3-36 161
- Page 3-37 162
- = -1. The complex 163
- . The complex 163
- Entering complex numbers 164
- Page 4-3 165
- Page 4-4 166
- The CMPLX menus 167
- Page 4-6 168
- Page 4-7 169
- Functions from the MTH menu 170
- Page 4-9 171
- Chapter 5 172
- Page 5-2 173
- Functions in the ALG menu 174
- Page 5-4 175
- Page 5-5 176
- Page 5-6 177
- Page 5-7 178
- Page 5-8 179
- Page 5-9 180
- INTEGER menu 181
- POLYNOMIAL menu 182
- MODULO menu 183
- Modular arithmetic 183
- Page 5-13 184
- Page 5-14 185
- Page 5-15 186
- Page 5-16 187
- Page 5-17 188
- Polynomials 189
- Page 5-19 190
- Page 5-20 191
- Page 5-21 192
- Page 5-22 193
- Page 5-23 194
- Fractions 195
- Page 5-25 196
- Page 5-26 197
- UNITS convert menu 198
- BASE convert menu (Option 2) 199
- Page 5-29 200
- Page 5-30 201
- Chapter 6 202
- Solution to single equations 202
- Function SOLVE 203
- Page 6-3 204
- Function SOLVEVX 205
- Function ZEROS 205
- Numerical solver menu 206
- Polynomial Equations 207
- Page 6-7 208
- Page 6-8 209
- Financial calculations 210
- End is highlighted 211
- Page 6-11 212
- Page 6-13 214
- 1. Solve equation.. solve 215
- Page 6-15 216
- Page 6-16 217
- Page 6-17 218
- Page 6-18 219
- Page 6-19 220
- Page 6-20 221
- Page 6-21 222
- Page 6-22 223
- Page 6-23 224
- Page 6-24 225
- Page 6-25 226
- Page 6-26 227
- The SOLVE soft menu 228
- The SOLVR sub-menu 229
- Page 6-29 230
- The DIFFE sub-menu 231
- The POLY sub-menu 231
- The SYS sub-menu 232
- The TVM sub-menu 232
- Page 6-32 233
- Page 6-33 234
- Chapter 7 235
- Solving multiple equations 235
- { ‘t = (x-x0)/(COS(θ0)*v0)’ 236
- Page 7-3 237
- Page 7-4 238
- Page 7-5 239
- Page 7-6 240
- Page 7-7 241
- Page 7-8 242
- Page 7-9 243
- Page 7-10 244
- Page 7-11 245
- Page 7-12 246
- Page 7-13 247
- Page 7-14 248
- Page 7-15 249
- 53.1301023541 250
- Page 7-17 251
- Page 7-18 252
- Page 7-19 253
- Page 7-20 254
- Page 7-21 255
- Chapter 8 256
- Operations with lists 256
- Page 8-2 257
- Changing sign 258
- Page 8-4 259
- Page 8-5 260
- Page 8-6 261
- Lists of complex numbers 262
- Lists of algebraic objects 263
- The MTH/LIST menu 263
- Page 8-9 264
- List size 265
- Element position in the list 266
- HEAD and TAIL functions 266
- The SEQ function 266
- The MAP function 267
- Page 8-13 268
- Applications of lists 269
- Harmonic mean of a list 270
- Geometric mean of a list 271
- Weighted average 272
- Statistics of grouped data 273
- Page 8-19 274
- Page 8-20 275
- Chapter 9 276
- Entering vectors 277
- Page 9-3 278
- Page 9-5 280
- @→STK@@ @GOTO@ 280
- → keys are selected 280
- Building a vector with ARRY 281
- Page 9-7 282
- Page 9-8 283
- The MTH/VECTOR menu 285
- Magnitude 286
- Dot product 286
- Cross product 286
- Decomposing a vector 287
- Changing coordinate system 288
- Page 9-14 289
- Page 9-15 290
- Resultant of forces 291
- Angle between vectors 291
- Moment of a force 292
- Equation of a plane in space 293
- Page 9-19 294
- Function LIST 295
- Function ARRY 296
- Function DROP 296
- Page 9-22 297
- Page 9-23 298
- Page 9-24 299
- Page 9-25 300
- Chapter 10 301
- Using the Matrix Writer 302
- Page 10-3 303
- Page 10-4 304
- Page 10-5 305
- Functions GET and PUT 306
- Functions GETI and PUTI 306
- Page 10-7 307
- Function TRN 308
- Function CON 308
- Function IDN 309
- Function RDM 310
- Function RANM 311
- Function SUB 311
- Function REPL 312
- Function →DIAG 313
- Function 313
- Function VANDERMONDE 314
- Function HILBERT 314
- Page 10-15 315
- Page 10-16 316
- Page 10-17 317
- Function →COL 318
- Function COL→ 319
- Function COL+ 320
- Function COL 320
- Function CSWP 321
- Function →ROW 322
- Function ROW→ 323
- Function ROW+ 324
- Function ROW 324
- Function RSWP 325
- Function RCI 325
- Function RCIJ 326
- Chapter 11 327
- Addition and subtraction 328
- Multiplication 328
- Page 11-3 329
- .,,2,1;,,2,1 330
- Page 11-5 331
- Page 11-6 332
- Function ABS 333
- Function SNRM 333
- Functions RNRM and CNRM 334
- Function SRAD 335
- Function COND 335
- Function RANK 336
- Function DET 337
- Page 11-12 338
- Page 11-13 339
- Function TRAN 340
- Function AXL 341
- Function AXM 341
- Function LCXM 341
- Solution of linear systems 342
- Page 11-17 343
- Page 11-18 344
- Page 11-19 345
- Page 11-20 346
- Page 11-21 347
- Page 11-22 348
- Page 11-23 349
- Page 11-24 350
- Page 11-25 351
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- Page 11-35 361
- Page 11-36 362
- Page 11-37 363
- Page 11-38 364
- Page 11-39 365
- Page 11-40 366
- Page 11-41 367
- AAUG 367
- Page 11-42 368
- Page 11-43 369
- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors 370
- Function EGVL 371
- Function EGV 372
- Function JORDAN 373
- Function MAD 373
- Matrix factorization 374
- Function LU 375
- Function SCHUR 376
- Matrix Quadratic Forms 377
- The QUADF menu 378
- Page 11-53 379
- Linear Applications 380
- Function KER 381
- Function MKISOM 381
- Chapter 12 382
- Graphics 382
- Page 12-2 383
- Page 12-3 384
- Page 12-4 385
- Page 12-5 386
- Page 12-6 387
- Page 12-7 388
- Page 12-8 389
- . Type LN(X). Press ` to 390
- Page 12-10 391
- The PPAR variable 392
- Page 12-12 393
- Page 12-13 394
- Page 12-14 395
- Page 12-15 396
- Page 12-16 397
- Page 12-17 398
- The TPAR variable 399
- Plots in polar coordinates 400
- Page 12-20 401
- Plotting conic curves 402
- Page 12-22 403
- Parametric plots 404
- Page 12-24 405
- Page 12-25 406
- Page 12-26 407
- Page 12-27 408
- Page 12-28 409
- Truth plots 410
- Bar plots 411
- TYPE to Bar 412
- V-View: 0 5 412
- Scatter plots 413
- H-View: 0 6, V-View: 0 6 414
- H-View: 0 7, V-View: 0 7 414
- Slope fields 415
- Fast 3D plots 416
- Page 12-36 417
- Wireframe plots 418
- Page 12-38 419
- Ps-Contour plots 420
- TYPE to Ps-Contour 421
- Y-Slice plots 422
- Gridmap plots 423
- Pr-Surface plots 424
- Interactive drawing 425
- DOT+ and DOT 426
- Page 12-46 427
- Page 12-47 428
- Page 12-48 429
- ZFACT, ZIN, ZOUT, and ZLAST 430
- ZDFLT, ZAUTO 431
- HZIN, HZOUT, VZIN and VZOUT 431
- The SYMBOLIC menu and graphs 432
- The SYMB/GRAPH menu 433
- Page 12-53 434
- Function DRAW3DMATRIX 435
- Chapter 13 436
- Calculus Applications 436
- )(lim xf 437
- The DERIV&INTEG menu 438
- Page 13-4 439
- Page 13-5 440
- The chain rule 441
- Derivatives of equations 441
- Application of derivatives 442
- Page 13-8 443
- Function DOMAIN 444
- Function TABVAL 444
- Function SIGNTAB 445
- Function TABVAR 445
- Page 13-11 446
- Page 13-12 447
- Higher order derivatives 448
- CxFdxxf += 449
- ),()()( aFbFdxxf 450
- Page 13-16 451
- Page 13-17 452
- Integrating an equation 453
- Techniques of integration 453
- −= vduuvdudv )( . Since by 454
- −= vduuvudv 454
- Page 13-20 455
- Integration with units 456
- Page 13-22 457
- Infinite series 458
- ).()()( xRxPxf 459
- Page 13-26 461
- Chapter 14 462
- Page 14-2 463
- Higher-order derivatives 464
- ⋅(∂z/∂y) + (dx/dt)⋅(∂z/∂x) 465
- (∂z/∂x)⋅dx + (∂z/∂y)⋅dy 466
- Page 14-6 467
- Page 14-7 468
- Multiple integrals 469
- 470
- Page 14-10 471
- [] [] [] [] 472
- Page 15-2 473
- Potential of a gradient 474
- Divergence 475
- Laplacian 475
- [] [] [] 476
- Vector potential 477
- Page 15-7 478
- Chapter 16 479
- Differential Equations 479
- Page 16-2 480
- Page 16-3 481
- The CALC/DIFF menu 482
- Function LDEC 483
- Page 16-6 484
- Function DESOLVE 485
- .)3/exp(5)3/exp()( 486
- Exact expressions, ‘y(0) 487
- Laplace Transforms 488
- .)()())(*( 489
- Laplace transform theorems 490
- Page 16-13 491
- )})(*{()()( 492
- =− ).()()( 493
- = .0.1)( dxxδ 493
- Page 16-16 494
- Delta(5)’ 495
- Page 16-18 496
- Page 16-19 497
- Page 16-20 498
- Page 16-21 499
- )3()3sin(sincos)( 500
- −⋅−+⋅+⋅= tHttCtCoty 500
- Indep is set to ‘X’ 501
- .)3(sinsincos)( 503
- ⋅⋅−⋅+⋅+⋅= dueuHttCtCoty 503
- Page 16-26 504
- Fourier series 505
- Function FOURIER 506
- Page 16-29 507
- Page 16-30 508
- Page 16-31 509
- += 0)0,,( cckXF 510
- Page 16-33 511
- Page 16-34 512
- Page 16-35 513
- Page 16-36 514
- Page 16-37 515
- Page 16-38 516
- Page 16-39 517
- Page 16-40 518
- Page 16-41 519
- Page 16-42 520
- Fourier Transforms 521
- Page 16-44 522
- Page 16-45 523
- Fourier sine transform 524
- Page 16-47 525
- Page 16-48 526
- Page 16-49 527
- Examples of FFT applications 528
- Page 16-51 529
- Page 16-52 530
- =+⋅−+ bnan 531
- Legendre’s equation 532
- Bessel’s equation 533
- Page 16-56 534
- ⋅x), where i is 535
- Laguerre’s equation 536
- Page 16-59 537
- Page 16-60 538
- Page 16-61 539
- Page 16-62 540
- Page 16-63 541
- Page 16-64 542
- Page 16-65 543
- Page 16-66 544
- Page 16-67 545
- Page 16-68 546
- Page 16-69 547
- Function RKF 548
- Function RRK 549
- Function RKFSTEP 550
- Function RRKSTEP 551
- Function RKFERR 552
- Function RSBERR 552
- Page 16-75 553
- Chapter 17 554
- Probability Applications 554
- Random numbers 555
- Page 17-3 556
- Binomial distribution 557
- Poisson distribution 558
- The gamma distribution 559
- The exponential distribution 560
- The beta distribution 560
- The Weibull distribution 560
- Page 17-8 561
- Normal distribution pdf 562
- Normal distribution cdf 563
- The Student-t distribution 564
- The Chi-square distribution 564
- The F distribution 565
- Page 17-13 566
- Page 17-14 567
- Page 17-15 568
- Page 17-16 569
- Page 17-17 570
- Page 17-18 571
- Chapter 18 572
- Statistical Applications 572
- Sample 573
- Page 18-3 574
- Median: 2.15 575
- Type: Population in the 576
- Page 18-6 577
- Page 18-7 578
- Page 18-8 579
- Page 18-9 580
- Page 18-10 581
- Page 18-11 582
- Page 18-12 583
- Calculation of percentiles 585
- The STAT soft menu 586
- The ΣPAR sub-menu 587
- The 1VAR sub menu 587
- The PLOT sub-menu 588
- The FIT sub-menu 589
- The SUMS sub-menu 589
- Page 18-19 590
- '1.5+2*X' 591
- Intercept: 1.5, Slope: 2 591
- Page 18-21 592
- Confidence intervals 593
- Definitions 594
- Page 18-24 595
- Page 18-25 596
- Page 18-26 597
- Page 18-27 598
- Page 18-28 599
- Page 18-29 600
- Page 18-30 601
- Page 18-31 602
- Page 18-32 603
- Page 18-33 604
- Hypothesis testing 605
- Errors in hypothesis testing 606
- Page 18-36 607
- Page 18-37 608
- Page 18-38 609
- Page 18-39 610
- Paired sample tests 611
- Page 18-41 612
- Page 18-42 613
- Page 18-43 614
- Page 18-44 615
- Page 18-45 616
- Page 18-46 617
- Page 18-47 618
- Page 18-48 619
- The method of least squares 620
- Page 18-50 621
- Prediction error 622
- Page 18-52 623
- P-value < α 624
- 5.2427905694150.0)15()1( 625
- Page 18-55 626
- Multiple linear fitting 627
- Page 18-57 628
- Polynomial fitting 629
- Page 18-59 630
- Page 18-60 631
- Page 18-61 632
- Selecting the best fitting 633
- Page 18-63 634
- Page 18-64 635
- Chapter 19 636
- Numbers in Different Bases 636
- Page 19-2 637
- Page 19-3 638
- ! is 638
- Wordsize 639
- The LOGIC menu 640
- The BIT menu 641
- The BYTE menu 641
- Page 19-7 642
- Chapter 20 643
- Page 20-2 644
- Page 20-3 645
- Page 20-4 646
- Customizing the keyboard 647
- Operating user-defined keys 648
- Page 20-7 649
- Chapter 21 650
- [']~„gK 651
- Page 21-3 652
- Global Variable Scope 653
- The PRG menu 654
- Functions listed by sub-menu 655
- Page 21-7 656
- Page 21-8 657
- Shortcuts in the PRG menu 658
- Page 21-10 659
- Page 21-11 660
- Page 21-13 662
- },...,,,{ 663
- Page 21-15 664
- Page 21-16 665
- Page 21-17 666
- * SQ * 2 * SWAP SQ SWAP / » 667
- Page 21-19 668
- ⋅⋅⋅ SSSQS 669
- Prompt with an input string 670
- :a:35 in stack level 1 671
- INPUT OBJ→ → a 671
- ‘2*a^2+3‘ » » 671
- ‘2*a^2+3’ » which uses the 672
- <!> Interrupted 672
- Page 21-24 673
- « ‘2*a^2+3‘ NUM » » 673
- V T ‘(1.662902_J/K)*(T/V)’ » 674
- Page 21-26 675
- Input through input forms 676
- Page 21-28 677
- Page 21-29 678
- MSGBOX END » 679
- Creating a choose box 680
- Page 21-32 681
- Tagging a numerical result 682
- Examples of tagged output 683
- Using a message box 686
- Page 21-38 687
- « V T n 687
- Page 21-39 688
- STR ‚Õ ‚ë ™+ 688
- Page 21-40 689
- Page 21-41 690
- « », and some steps 690
- Page 21-42 691
- Relational operators 692
- Logical operators 693
- Page 21-45 694
- Branching with IF 695
- Page 21-47 696
- Page 21-48 697
- Page 21-49 698
- Page 21-50 699
- The CASE construct 700
- Page 21-52 701
- Program loops 702
- Page 21-54 703
- Page 21-55 704
- « - start subprogram) 704
- Page 21-56 705
- Page 21-57 706
- Page 21-58 707
- The FOR construct 708
- 1 0 START 1 1 STEP 709
- The DO construct 710
- The WHILE construct 711
- Page 21-63 712
- Errors and error trapping 713
- LASTARG 714
- Sub-menu IFERR 714
- Page 21-66 715
- « → X ‘2.5-3*X^2’ » 715
- Page 21-67 716
- Chapter 22 717
- Page 22-2 718
- Page 22-3 719
- Page 22-4 720
- Page 22-5 721
- Page 22-6 722
- Page 22-7 723
- Page 22-8 724
- Page 22-9 725
- Page 22-10 726
- Page 22-11 727
- Page 22-12 728
- Page 22-13 729
- Two-dimensional graphics 730
- Three-dimensional graphics 731
- The variable EQ 731
- Page 22-16 732
- Page 22-17 733
- Page 22-18 734
- Page 22-19 735
- Page 22-20 736
- Page 22-21 737
- PIX?, PIXON, and PIXOFF 738
- Page 22-23 739
- Page 22-24 740
- Pixel coordinates 741
- Animating graphics 742
- Page 22-27 743
- Page 22-28 744
- LIST ³ ~~wlist~ K 744
- Page 22-29 745
- Graphic objects (GROBs) 746
- The GROB menu 747
- Page 22-32 748
- Page 22-33 749
- Page 22-34 750
- Page 22-35 751
- Modular programming 752
- Running the program 752
- Page 22-37 753
- { 25 75 50 } [ENTER] 754
- Page 22-39 755
- Page 22-40 756
- Page 22-41 757
- Chapter 23 758
- Character strings 758
- String concatenation 759
- The CHARS menu 759
- The characters list 760
- Page 23-4 761
- S, or ~‚s. Some 761
- Chapter 24 762
- Calculator objects and flags 762
- Page 24-2 763
- Calculator flags 764
- User flags 765
- Chapter 25 766
- Date and Time Functions 766
- Browsing alarms 767
- Calculations with dates 768
- Calculating with times 769
- Alarm functions 769
- Chapter 26 770
- Managing memory 770
- Checking objects in memory 771
- Backup objects 772
- Page 26-4 773
- Using data in backup objects 774
- Using libraries 775
- Backup battery 776
- Page 26-8 777
- Appendix A 778
- Using input forms 778
- Page A-2 779
- Page A-3 780
- Page A-4 781
- Appendix B 782
- The calculator’s keyboard 782
- Page B-2 783
- Main key functions 784
- Alternate key functions 785
- Left-shift functions 786
- Page B-6 787
- Page B-7 788
- Right-shift functions 789
- ALPHA characters 790
- Alpha-left-shift characters 791
- Page B-11 792
- " ' 793
- Page B-13 794
- Appendix C 795
- CAS settings 795
- Page C-2 796
- Selecting the modulus 797
- Page C-4 798
- Page C-5 799
- Complex vs. Real CAS mode 800
- Step-by-step CAS mode 801
- Page C-8 802
- Increasing-power CAS mode 803
- Rigorous CAS setting 803
- Using the CAS HELP facility 804
- Page C-11 805
- Page C-12 806
- Page C-13 807
- Page C-14 808
- Appendix D 809
- Additional character set 809
- Page D-2 810
- Greek letters 811
- Other characters 811
- Appendix E 812
- Page E-2 813
- Page E-3 814
- Page E-4 815
- Appendix F 816
- The Applications (APPS) menu 816
- I/O functions 817
- Constants lib 817
- Numeric solver 818
- Time & date 818
- Equation writer 818
- File manager 819
- Matrix Writer 819
- Text editor 820
- Math menu 820
- CAS menu 821
- Appendix G 822
- Useful shortcuts 822
- Page G-2 823
- Page G-3 824
- Appendix H 825
- The CAS help facility 825
- Page H-2 826
- Appendix I 827
- Command catalog list 827
- Appendix J 828
- The MATHS menu 828
- The HYPERBOLIC sub-menu 829
- The INTEGER sub-menu 829
- The MODULAR sub-menu 829
- The POLYNOMIAL sub-menu 830
- The TESTS sub-menu 830
- Appendix K 831
- The MAIN menu 831
- The MATHS sub-menu 832
- The ARIT sub-menu 833
- The EXP&LN sub-menu 834
- The MATR sub-menu 834
- Page K-5 835
- Appendix L 836
- Line editor commands 836
- Page L-2 837
- The SEARCH sub-menu 838
- The GOTO sub-menu 838
- The Style sub-menu 839
- 840
- Appendix M 841
- Page M-2 842
- Page M-3 843
- Page M-4 844
- Page M-5 845
- Page M-6 846
- Page M-7 847
- Page M-8 848
- Page M-9 849
- Page M-10 850
- Page M-11 851
- Page M-12 852
- Page M-13 853
- Page M-14 854
- Page M-15 855
- Page M-16 856
- Page M-17 857
- Page M-18 858
- Page M-20 860
- Limited Warranty 861
- Service 862
- Page W-3 863
- Regulatory information 864
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