Casio FX-795P - Insert;Delete Key; Break Key; Clear Screen Key; Back Space Key

CHAPTER 1 General Guide
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© Insert/Delete Key ( cn
This is another convenient key for correcting displayed characters. When it is
pressed directly, the characters following the one under which the cursor is
blinking are moved to the right so that a space can be created for character
insertion. The cursor itself does not move.
When GG are pressed, the character under which the cursor is blinking is
deleted and the characters on its right are moved to the left. The position of the
cursor remains unchanged.
Continuous insertion and deletions are possible by keeping (#5 and 125 pressed
respectively.
@ Break Key ( bX) )
This is a powerful key capable of suspending various operations (manual opera-
tion, program execution, input/output with a cassette tape, output to the
printer, program list output) and canceling errors. When it is pressed while dis-
play is out owing to AUTO POWER OFF (see page 12), power is turned on again.
© Clear Screen Key ( (15) )
This clears the display and moves the cursor to the left edge of the display
window.
@ Back Space Key ( [8s] )
When this key is pressed, the character immediately to the left of the cursor is
deleted while the characters immediately to the right of that character are
moved to the left. Unlike the &5 key, the cursor moves to the left.
The characters to the left of the cursor can be deleted continuously by keeping
this button pressed.
© Stop Key ¢ (09 }
When pressed during program execution, this temporarily suspends program
execution. When it is pressed while characters are being scrolled, the display is
temporarily suspended. Execution is resumed when the &4) key is pressed.
1-2 Functions of Components
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@ Memo Key { {remo} )
Press
this
key
to
use
the
DATA
BANK
function.
For
detail,
see
Chapter
8.
© FX Key ( (Fx)
Press
this
key
to
use
the
built-in
software
utilities,
For details, see Chapter 4.
© Mode Key ( [iow )
When
specifying
a
computer
mode
or
an
angle
unit,
use
this
key
in
combination
wih, @~@.
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This
turns
the
key
input
buzzer
sound
on
and
off.
When
the
buzzer
is
on,
the
“BUZZER”
symbol
lights
up
on
the
display.
fend
(BJ
+--+
The
“RUN”
symbol
is
displayed
for
manual
and
program
calcula-
ions.
(RUN
mode)
fas
The
“WRT”
symbol
is
displayed
for
program
writing,
checking
and
editing.
(WRT
mode)
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+++
The
“TRACE
ON”
symbol
is
displayed
for
execution
of
tracing.
(For
details,
see
page
104.)
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(B)--
+++
When
the
“TRACE
ON”
symbol
is
displayed,
the
execution
trace
mode
is
canceled
and
“TRACE
ON”
disappears.
(aon
(]--
+++
The
“DEG”
symbol
is
displayed
specifying
“degrees”
as
the
angle
unit.
(woo)
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The
“RAD”
symbol
is
displayed
specifying
“radians”
as
the
angle
unit.
(oo
(S)----
The
“GRA”
symbol
is
displayed
specifying
“grads”
as
the
angle
unit.
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+++
+
The
“PRT
ON”
symbol
is
displayed
and
printer
output
is
possible
when
a
printer
is
connected
to
the
computer.
(ox)
+--+
When
“PRT
ON”
is
displayed,
the
printer
output
mode
is
can-
celed
and
“PRT
ON”
disappears.
(oot
(Ea)
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The
“
@9[n)”
symbols
light
up
to
indicate
that
the
MEMO
IN
mode
is
specified.
This
mode
permits
memo
data
input
to
the
DATA
BANK.
(For
details,
see
Chapter
8.)
To
cancel
this
mode,
press
(x)
.