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5-6-4
Manual Graphing
Example
Graph the integration
∫
1
–2
(
x
+ 2)(
x
– 1)(
x
– 3)
dx
.
Use the follo
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V
-Window settings.
Xmin = –4,
Xmax = 4,
Xscale = 1
Ymin = –8,
Ymax = 12,
Yscale = 5
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Result Screen
212
214
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Quick-Start
3
To Select the RUN MAT Mode
3
Turning Power on and off
3
Using Modes
3
Basic Calculations
4
Built-In Functions
4
Parentheses Calculations
4
Replay Feature
5
Converting a Fraction to Its Decimal Equivalent
6
Converting an Improper Fraction to a Mixed Fraction
6
Fraction Calculations
6
Exponents
7
Onboard Function Manual
7
Graph Functions
8
Box Zoom
10
Dual Graph
10
Dynamic Graph
11
Example: to Create a Number Table for the Following Function
13
Table Function
13
Precautions When Using this Product
14
Table of Contents
16
Function Keys and Menus
20
Getting Acquainted
20
Menu Titles
20
Read this First
20
Command List
21
Graphs
21
Page Contents
21
Supplementary Information
21
Chapter 1 Basic Operation
22
Keys
23
Key Index
23
K Key Markings
27
Display
28
Selecting Icons
28
To Select an Icon
28
About the Function Menu
30
About Display Screens
30
Next Menu
30
Command Input
30
Normal Display
31
How to Interpret Exponential Format
31
Special Display Formats
32
Calculation Execution Indicator
32
Fractions
32
Hexadecimal Values
32
Inputting and Editing Calculations
33
To Change a Step
33
To Delete a Step
34
To Insert a Step
35
To Change the Last Step You Input
35
Using Replay Memory
36
To Perform the Following Two Calculations
36
Making Corrections in the Original Calculation
37
Using the Clipboard for Copy and Paste
37
To Specify the Copy Range
37
Linear Input Mode
37
Math Input Mode
38
To Cut the Text
38
Catalog Function
39
Pasting Text
39
To Input a Command with !E(CATALOG)
39
To Input a Command with
40
Input Operations in the Math Input Mode
42
Math Input Mode Functions and Symbols
43
Using the MATH Menu
44
Math Input Mode Input Examples
44
When the Calculation Does Not Fit Within the Display Window
46
Inserting a Function into an Existing Expression
47
To Insert a Function into an Existing Expression
47
Function Insert Rules
47
Functions that Support Insertion
48
Editing Calculations in the Math Input Mode
48
Math Input Mode Calculation Result Display
49
Math Input Mode Input Restrictions
50
Option (OPTN) Menu
51
Variable Data (VARS) Menu
53
V-WIN — Recalling V-Window Values
53
FACT — Recalling Zoom Factors
53
STAT — Recalling Statistical Data
54
GRPH — Recalling Graph Functions
55
DYNA — Recalling Dynamic Graph Set up Data
55
TABL — Recalling Table Set up and Content Data
55
RECR — Recalling Recursion Formula
56
EQUA — Recalling Equation Coeffi Cients and Solutions
56
TVM — Recalling Financial Calculation Data
56
Program (PRGM) Menu
57
Syntax Help
58
To Display Syntax Help
58
To Redisplay Syntax Help
58
Using the Setup Screen
59
To Change a Mode Setup
59
Setup Screen Function Key Menus
59
Input Mode
59
Frac Result (Fraction Result Display Format)
60
Func Type (Graph Function Type)
60
Draw Type (Graph Drawing Method)
60
Angle (Default Angle Unit)
60
Label (Graph Axis Label Display)
61
Syntax Help (Syntax Help Display Setting)
61
Display (Display Format)
61
Resid List (Residual Calculation)
61
Background (Graph Display Background)
62
Sketch Line (Overlaid Line Type)
62
Dynamic Type (Dynamic Graph Type)
62
Locus (Dynamic Graph Locus Mode)
62
Date Mode (Number of Days Per Year Setting)
63
Auto Calc (Spreadsheet Auto Calc)
63
Show Cell (Spreadsheet Cell Display Mode)
63
Move (Spreadsheet Cell Cursor Direction)
63
Using Screen Capture
64
To Capture a Screen Image
64
To Recall a Screen Image from Capture Memory
64
When You Keep Having Problems
65
Getting the Calculator Back to Its Original Mode Settings
65
In Case of Hang up
65
Low Battery Message
66
Linear/Math Input Mode
67
Chapter 2 Manual Calculations
67
Basic Calculations 2
67
Basic Calculations
68
K Arithmetic Calculations
68
Number of Decimal Places
69
Number of Significant Digits
69
Calculation Priority Sequence
70
Multiplication Operations Without a Multiplication Sign
72
Overflow and Errors
72
Memory Capacity
73
Calculations Using Variables
74
Memory
74
Special Functions
74
Variables (Alpha Memory)
74
Function Memory
75
To Assign the same Value to more than One Variable
75
To Clear a Variable
75
To Display the Contents of a Variable
75
To Display a List of Available Functions
76
To Recall a Function
76
To Recall a Function as a Variable
76
To Store a Function
76
To Delete a Function
77
To Use Stored Functions
77
Answer Function
78
Performing Continuous Calculations
78
To Use the Contents of the Answer Memory in a Calculation
78
History Function
79
Stacks
80
Display Result Command
81
Using Multistatements
81
Setting the Angle Unit
82
Setting the Display Format
82
Specifying the Angle Unit and Display Format
82
To Specify the Number of Decimal Places
82
To Specify the Engineering Notation Display
83
To Specify the Normal Display
83
To Specify the Number of Significant Digits
83
Function Calculations
84
Function Menus
84
Hyperbolic Calculations (HYP)
84
Probability/Distribution Calculations (PROB)
84
Angle Units, Coordinate Conversion, Sexagesimal Operations (ANGL)
85
Engineering Symbol (ESYM)
85
Angle Units
86
Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Functions
87
Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
88
Hyperbolic and Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
89
Other Functions
90
Random Number Generation
91
Coordinate Conversion
92
Polar Coordinates
92
Rectangular Coordinates
92
Permutation and Combination
93
K Engineering Notation Calculations
95
Switching between Fraction and Decimal Format
95
Switching between Improper Fraction and Mixed Fraction Format
95
Logical Operators (AND, OR, NOT)
96
About Logical Operations
97
Numerical Calculations
98
Solve Calculations
98
Differential Calculations
99
Using Differential Calculation in a Graph Function
99
Applications of Differential Calculations
101
Quadratic Differential Calculations
102
Quadratic Differential Applications
103
Integration Calculations
104
Application of Integration Calculation
105
Calculations
107
Calculation Applications
108
Maximum Value
109
Maximum/Minimum Value Calculations
109
Minimum Value
109
Complex Number Calculations
111
Arithmetic Operations
112
Complex Number Format Using Polar Form
112
Reciprocals, Square Roots, and Squares
112
Absolute Value and Argument
113
Conjugate Complex Numbers
113
Extraction of Real and Imaginary Parts
114
Polar and Rectangular Form Transformation
115
Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Calculations with Integers
116
Decimal Values
117
Octal Values
117
To Perform a Binary, Octal, Decimal, or Hexadecimal Calculation
117
Selecting a Number System
118
To Input Values of Mixed Number Systems
118
To Specify a Number System for an Input Value
118
Negative Values and Bitwise Operations
119
Number System Transformation
120
To Convert a Displayed Value from One Number System to Another
120
To Negate 2FFFED
120
Matrix Calculations
121
Creating a Matrix
122
Inputting and Editing Matrices
122
To Specify the Dimensions (Size) of a Matrix
122
To Input Cell Values
123
Deleting Matrices
124
To Delete a Specific Matrix
124
To Delete All Matrices
124
Matrix Cell Operations
125
Row Calculations
125
To Swap Two Rows
125
To Calculate the Scalar Multiplication of a Row
126
Row Operations
127
To Add Two Rows Together
127
To Delete a Row
127
To Add a Row
128
To Insert a Row
128
Column Operations
129
To Delete a Column
129
To Insert a Column
129
To Add a Column
130
To Display the Matrix Commands
130
Matrix Data Input Format
131
To Check the Dimensions of a Matrix
132
To Input an Identity Matrix
132
Modifying Matrices Using Matrix Commands
133
To Assign Values to and Recall Values from an Existing Matrix
133
To Assign the Contents of a Matrix Column to a List
135
Matrix Arithmetic Operations
137
Determinant
138
Matrix Transposition
138
Reduced Row Echelon Form
139
Row Echelon Form
139
Matrix Inversion
140
Squaring a Matrix
140
Determining the Absolute Value, Integer Part, Fraction Part
141
Raising a Matrix to a Power
141
Performing Matrix Calculations Using Natural Input
142
To Assign a Matrix Created Using Natural Input to a MAT Mode Matrix
143
To Perform the Calculation Shown below
143
Chapter 3 List Function
144
Inputting and Editing a List 3
144
Inputting and Editing a List
145
To Input Values One-By-One
145
To Batch Input a Series of Values
146
Editing List Values
147
To Change a Cell Value
147
To Delete a Cell
147
To Edit the Contents of a Cell
147
To Delete All Cells in a List
148
To Insert a New Cell
148
Naming a List
149
To Name a List
149
Ascending Order
150
Descending Order
150
Sorting List Values
150
To Sort a Single List
150
To Sort Multiple Lists
151
Accessing the List Data Manipulation Function Menu
153
Manipulating List Data
153
To Transfer List Contents to Matrix Answer Memory
153
To Count the Number of Data Items in a List
154
To Create a List or Matrix by Specifying the Number of Data Items
154
To Generate a Sequence of Numbers
155
To Replace All Data Items with the same Value
155
To Find the Maximum Value in a List
156
To Find the Minimum Value in a List
156
To Find Which of Two Lists Contains the Greatest Value
156
To Find Which of Two Lists Contains the Smallest Value
156
To Calculate the Mean of Data Items
157
To Calculate the Mean of Data Items of Specifi Ed Frequency
157
To Calculate the Median of Data Items in a List
157
To Calculate the Median of Data Items of Specified Frequency
158
To Calculate the Sum of Data Items in a List
158
To Combine Lists
158
To Calculate the Cumulative Frequency of each Data Item
159
To Calculate the Percentage Represented by each Data Item
159
To Calculate the Product of Values in a List
159
To Calculate the Differences between Neighboring Data Inside a List
160
Arithmetic Calculations Using Lists
161
Inputting a List into a Calculation
161
K Error Messages
161
To Assign the Contents of One List to Another List
162
To Directly Input a List of Values
162
Recalling List Contents
163
To Input a Value into a Specifi C List Cell
163
To Recall the Value in a Specifi C List Cell
163
To Use List Contents in Listans Memory in a Calculation
163
Graphing a Function Using a List
164
Inputting Scientific Calculations into a List
164
Performing Scientific Function Calculations Using a List
165
Switching between List Files
166
To Switch between List Files
166
Chapter 4 Equation Calculations
167
Simultaneous Linear Equations 4
167
Set up
168
Simultaneous Linear Equations
168
Quadratic and Cubic Equations
170
Solve Calculations
172
What to Do When an Error Occurs
174
Chapter 5 Graphing
175
Sample Graphs 5
175
Sample Graphs
176
How to Draw a Simple Graph
178
Controlling What Appears on a Graph Screen
184
Polar Coordinate Parameter
184
Rectangular Coordinate Parameter
184
V-Window (View Window) Settings
184
V-Window Setting Precautions
185
Initializing and Standardizing the V-Window
186
To Initialize the V-Window in Accordance with an Angle Unit
186
To Standardize the V-Window
186
To Recall V-Window Memory Settings
187
To Store V-Window Settings
187
V-Window Memory
187
Specifying the Graph Range
188
Zoom
190
Drawing a Graph
194
Specifying the Graph Type
194
Storing Graph Functions
194
To Store a Rectangular Coordinate Function
194
To Store a Parametric Function
195
To Store a Polar Coordinate Function
195
To Create a Composite Function
196
To Store an Inequality
196
To Store an X = Constant Expression
196
To Assign Values to the Coefficients and Variables of a Graph Function
197
Editing and Deleting Functions
199
To Change the Line Style of a Graph Function
199
To Edit a Function in Memory
199
To Change the Type of a Function
200
Selecting Functions for Graphing
201
To Specify the Draw/Non-Draw Status of a Graph
201
Graph Memory
202
To Recall a Graph Function
202
To Store Graph Functions in Graph Memory
202
Storing a Graph in Picture Memory
203
To Recall a Stored Graph
203
To Store a Graph in Picture Memory
203
Copying the Graph to the Sub-Screen
204
Drawing Two Graphs on the same Screen
204
Graphing Two Different Functions
206
Using Zoom to Enlarge the Sub-Screen
208
Manual Graphing
210
Rectangular Coordinate Graph
210
Integration Graph
212
Drawing Multiple Graphs on the same Screen
214
Using Copy and Paste to Graph a Function
216
Storing a Function and Generating a Number Table
218
Using Tables
218
Variable Specifications
218
Generating a Table
219
To Generate a Table Using a List
219
Specifying the Function Type
220
To Generate a Differential Number Table
220
Editing Tables
222
To Change Variable Values in a Table
222
Copying a Table Column to a List
225
To Copy a Table to a List
225
Drawing a Graph from a Number Table
226
Specifying a Range for Number Table Generation
228
Simultaneously Displaying a Number Table and Graph
230
Using Graph-Table Linking
232
Dynamic Graphing
234
Using Dynamic Graph
234
Drawing a Dynamic Graph Locus
236
Dynamic Graph Application Examples
238
Adjusting the Dynamic Graph Speed
240
Graph Calculation DOT Switching Function
240
To Recall Data from Dynamic Graph Memory
241
To Save Data in Dynamic Graph Memory
241
Using Dynamic Graph Memory
241
Generating a Number Table from a Recursion Formula
242
Graphing a Recursion Formula
242
WEB Graph (Convergence, Divergence)
248
Changing the Appearance of a Graph
252
Drawing a Line
252
Inserting Comments
254
Changing the Graph Background
258
Function Analysis
259
Reading Coordinates on a Graph Line
259
Displaying the Derivative
261
Calculating the Root
267
Determining the Coordinates for Given Points
271
Calculating the Lntegral Value for a Given Range
273
Circular Graph Analysis
275
Conic Section Graph Analysis
275
Elliptical Graph Analysis
275
Parabolic Graph Analysis
275
To Calculate the Focus, Vertex and Length of Latus Rectum
276
To Calculate the Center and Radius
277
To Draw and Analyze the Axis of Symmetry and Directrix
279
To Calculate Eccentricity
280
To Draw and Analyze the Asymptotes
280
Chapter 6 Statistical Graphs and Calculations
281
Before Performing Statistical Calculations 6
281
Before Performing Statistical Calculations
282
Inputting Data into Lists
282
Changing Graph Parameters
283
Frequency
283
General Graph Settings
283
Graph Type
283
Frequency (Number of Times a Value Occurs)
284
Graph Type (Graph Type Specifi Cation)
284
Statgraph (Statistical Graph Specifi Cation)
284
To Display the General Graph Settings Screen
284
Graph Draw/Non-Draw Status
285
Calculating and Graphing Single-Variable Statistical Data
286
Histogram ( Bar Graph) (Hist)
286
Normal Probability Plot (NPP)
286
Med-Box Graph (Medbox)
287
Broken Line Graph (Brkn)
288
Normal Distribution Curve
288
Displaying the Calculation Results of a Drawn Single-Variable Graph
289
Calculating and Graphing Paired-Variable Statistical Data
290
Drawing a Regression Graph
292
Graphing Statistical Calculation Results
294
Selecting the Regression Type
294
Linear Regression Graph
295
Med-Med Graph
295
Cubic Regression
296
Quadratic Regression
296
Quadratic/Cubic/Quartic Regression Graph
296
Quartic Regression
296
Exponential Regression Graph
297
Logarithmic Regression Graph
297
Power Regression Graph
298
Sinusoidal Regression Graph
298
Logistic Regression Graph
299
Residual Calculation
299
Copying a Regression Graph Formula to the GRAPH Mode
300
Displaying the Calculation Results of a Drawn Paired-Variable Graph
300
Multiple Graphs
301
Overlaying a Function Graph on a Statistical Graph
302
Performing Statistical Calculations
304
To Specify Statistical Calculation Data Lists
304
Paired-Variable Statistical Calculations
305
Single-Variable Statistical Calculations
305
Calculation of the Coefficient of Determination
306
Regression Calculation
306
Estimated Value Calculation for Regression Graphs
307
Normal Probability Distribution Calculation
310
Drawing a Normal Probability Distribution Graph
312
Tests
314
Z Test Common Functions
315
Z Tests
315
2-Sample Z Test
318
1-Prop Z Test
320
2-Prop Z Test
321
Calculation Result Output Example
322
Test Common Functions
323
1-Sample
324
Linearreg T Test
329
2-Sample F Test
333
ANOVA (Two-Way)
337
Confi Dence Interval
339
General Confidence Interval Precautions
340
1-Sample Z Interval
341
Z Interval
341
2-Sample Z Interval
342
1-Prop Z Interval
344
2-Prop Z Interval
345
1 Sample T Interval
346
T Interval
346
2-Sample T Interval
347
Distribution
350
Common Distribution Functions
351
Normal Distribution
352
Normal Probability Density
352
Normal Distribution Probability
353
Inverse Cumulative Normal Distribution
354
Student - T Probilisty Density
356
Student T Distribution
356
Distribution Probability
357
Distribution Probability
360
F Distribution
361
Binomial Distribution
365
Binomial Probability
365
Binomial Cumulative Density
366
Poisson Distribution
368
Poisson Probability
368
Poisson Cumulative Density
369
Geometric Distribution
370
Geometric Probability
370
Geometric Cumulative Density
371
Chapter 7 Financial Calculation (TVM)
372
Before Performing Financial Calculations 7
372
Before Performing Financial Calculations
373
Date Mode
373
Payment
373
Setup Items
373
Graphing in the TVM Mode
374
Formula
375
Simple Interest
375
Compound Interest
377
Formula I
377
Formula II
377
Converting Nominal Interest Rate and Effective Interest Rate
378
Cash Flow (Investment Appraisal)
381
Irr
381
Nfv
381
Npv
381
Pbp
382
Amortization
384
Converting between Nominal Interest Rate and Effective Interest Rate
385
Interest Rate Conversion
387
Cost, Selling Price, Margin
388
Day/Date Calculations
389
Chapter 8 Programming
391
Basic Programming Steps 8
391
Basic Programming Steps
392
PRGM Mode Function Keys
394
When You Are Registering a File Name
394
When You Are Inputting a Program
394
Editing Program Contents
396
Debugging a Program
396
To Eliminate Bugs that Cause Error Messages
396
To Eliminate Bugs that Cause Bad Results
396
Using an Existing Program to Create a New Program
397
Searching for Data Inside a Program
399
File Management
400
Searching for a File
400
To Find a File Using Initial Character Search
400
Editing a File Name
401
Deleting a Program
401
To Delete a Specific Program
401
To Delete All Programs
402
Registering a Password
402
Recalling a Password Protected Program
403
Command Reference
404
Command Index
404
Basic Operation Commands
405
Output Command
406
Multi-Statement Command
406
Carriage Return
406
Comment Text Delimiter
406
Program Commands (COM)
407
Return
411
Stop
411
Jump Commands (JUMP)
412
Dsz
412
Isz
414
Jump Code
414
Clear Commands (CLR)
415
Clrgraph
415
Clrlist
415
Clrmat
415
Display Commands (DISP)
416
Dispf-Tbl, Dispr-Tbl
416
Drawdyna
416
Drawftg-Con, Drawftg-Plt
416
Drawstat
417
Drawweb
417
Input/Output Commands (I/O)
418
Getkey
418
Locate
419
Receive
420
Opencomport38K/Closecomport38K
420
Receive38K/Send38K
420
Conditional Jump Relational Operators (REL)
421
Using Calculator Functions in Programs
422
Text Display
422
Using Matrix Row Operations in a Program
422
To Swap the Contents of Two Rows (Swap)
422
To Calculate Scalar Multiplication (`Row)
423
To Calculate Scalar Multiplication and Add Results to Another Row
423
To Add Two Rows (Row+)
424
Using Graph Functions in a Program
424
Syntax of Other Graphing Functions
425
Using Dynamic Graph Functions in a Program
426
Using Table & Graph Functions in a Program
427
Using Recursion Table & Graph Functions in a Program
428
Using List Sort Functions in a Program
429
Using Solve Calculation Function in a Program
430
Using Statistical Calculations and Graphs in a Program
430
To Set Conditions and Draw a Statistical Graph
430
PRGM Mode Command List
434
RUN Program
434
BASE Program
436
Program Library
437
Prime Factorization
437
Arithmetic-Geometric Sequence Differentiation
439
Ellipse
441
Rotation
443
Interior Angles and Surface Area of a Triangle
445
Chapter 9 Spreadsheet
447
Spreadsheet Overview 9
447
SHT Mode
448
Spreadsheet Overview
448
Spreadsheet Screen Configuration
448
SHT Mode Function Menu
449
Data Input Function Menu
451
File Operations and Re-Calculation
452
Spreadsheet File Operations
452
To Create a New File
452
To Delete a File
453
To Open a File
453
About Auto Save
454
Recalculating a Formula
454
To Re-Execute All of the Formulas in a Spreadsheet
454
Basic Spreadsheet Screen Operations
455
Cell Cursor
455
Moving the Cell Cursor
455
To Move the Cell Cursor Using the Cursor Key
455
Selecting Cells
456
Specifying Cell Cursor Movement When Inputting Cell Data
456
To Move the Cell Cursor Using the JUMP Command
456
To Select a Single Cell
456
To Select All of the Cells in a Spreadsheet
457
To Select an Entire Column
457
To Select an Entire Line
457
To Select a Range of Cells
458
Basic Cell Data Input
459
Inputting and Editing Cell Data
459
To Edit the Current Contents of a Cell
460
To Replace a Cell’s Current Contents with New Input
460
Inputting a Formula
461
Formula Input Example
462
To Input Formulas
462
Absolute Cell References
463
Relative Cell References
463
Using Cell References
463
Referencing a Particular Cell
464
Referencing a Range of Cells
465
To Reference a Range of Cells
465
Inputting the Absolute Reference Symbol
467
To Input the Absolute Reference Symbol
467
Inputting a Constant
468
Generating a Numeric Sequence in a Spreadsheet
469
Inputting Text
469
To Generate a Numeric Sequence in a Spreadsheet
469
Filling a Range of Cells with the same Content
471
To Fill a Range of Cells with the same Content
471
Cut and Paste
473
How Cut and Paste Affects Cell References
473
To Cut and Paste Spreadsheet Data
474
Copy and Paste
475
To Copy and Paste Spreadsheet Data
475
Deleting and Inserting Cells
477
Sorting Spreadsheet Data
477
To Delete an Entire Line or Column of Cells
477
To Delete the Contents of All the Cells in a Spreadsheet
478
Clearing Cell Contents
479
To Clear Cell Contents
479
To Insert Lines or Columns of Blank Cells
479
SHT Mode Commands
480
SHT Mode Command Reference
481
Cellmax
482
Cellmean
482
Cellmedian
482
Cellprod
483
Cellsum
483
Statistical Graphs
484
Using the Graph Menu
484
Configuring Graph Parameter Settings
485
Graphing Statistical Data
486
To Graph Statistical Data
486
Configuring Range Settings for Graph Data Cells
488
To Change the Xcellrange and Ycellrange Settings Manually
488
Configuring the Frequency Setting
489
To Specify the Frequency of each Data Item
489
Using the CALC Function
490
Configuring Statistical Calculation Data Settings
491
Executing a Statistical Calculation
492
To Execute a Statistical Calculation
492
Assigning Spreadsheet Data to a Variable
494
Saving Spreadsheet Data
494
To Assign the Contents of a Cell to a Variable
494
Using Memory in the SHT Mode
494
Saving Spreadsheet Data to File Memory
495
Saving Spreadsheet Data to List Memory
495
To Save the Contents of a Range of Cells to List Memory
495
Using Memory in the SSHT Mode
495
To Save the Contents of a Range of Cells to File Memory
496
To Save the Contents of a Range of Cells to Mat Memory
496
Recalling Data from Memory
497
Recalling Data from List Memory
497
To Recall Data from a List Memory to a Spreadsheet
497
To Recall Data from a File Memory to a Spreadsheet
498
To Recall Data from a Mat Memory to a Spreadsheet
498
To Use a Variable in a Spreadsheet
498
Chapter 10 Eactivity
499
Eactivity Overview
500
File List Function Menu
500
Workspace Screen Function Menu
501
Text Line Function Menu
502
Math Line and Stop Line Function Menu
503
Strip Function Menu
504
Basic Eactivity File Operations
504
Working with Eactivity Files
508
Eactivity File Operations
508
Inputting and Editing Eactivity File Data
510
Text Line
510
Math Lines
510
Stop Line
510
Navigating Around the Eactivity Workspace Screen
511
To Scroll the Eactivity Workspace Screen Vertically
511
To Jump to the Top or the Bottom of the Eactivity Workspace Screen
511
Using a Text Line
511
To Change the Current Line into a Text Line
512
To Insert a Text Line
512
Inputting and Editing Text Line Contents
513
Using Math Lines
513
To Input a Calculation Formula into an Eactivity
514
To Change the Current Line into a Math Line
514
Using Stop Lines
515
To Insert a Math Line
515
Inputting and Editing Math Line Contents
515
To Insert a Stop Line
515
Stop Line Example
516
Inserting a Strip
517
To Insert a Strip
518
To Change the Title of a Strip
520
To Call up an Application from a Strip
521
Practical Strip Examples
522
Graph Strip Example
522
To Create a Graph Strip
522
Table Editor Strip Example
524
To Create a Table Editor Strip
524
Using Copy and Paste to Draw a Graph
525
To Use Copy and Paste to Draw a Graph
526
Using Notes
527
Input and Edit Text
527
Copy and Paste Text
527
Notes Screen Function Menu
527
Deleting an Eactivity Line or Strip
528
To Delete a Line or Strip
528
Saving an Eactivity File
529
To Save a File under a New Name (Save As)
529
To Replace the Existing File with the New Version
529
Using Matrix Editor and List Editor
530
Calling up Matrix Editor
530
To Call up Matrix Editor
530
To Use Matrix Editor
530
Calling up List Editor
531
To Call up List Editor
531
To Return to the Eactivity Workspace Screen from List Editor
531
To Use List Editor
531
Eactivity File Memory Usage Screen
532
To Display the Eactivity Memory Usage Screen
532
To Display the Strip Memory Usage Screen
532
Eactivity Guide
533
Creating a Guide
533
Running a Guide
533
Three Types of Operation Patterns
533
To Enter the Guide Creation Mode
534
To Create an N-Key Operation
535
To Create a 1-Key Operation
537
To Create an AUTO Operation
538
To Change the Position of the Comment Box
539
To Exit the Guide Creation Mode
540
Editing a Guide
541
Editing the Guide You Are Creating
541
To Display the Key Editing Screen
541
Editing Example
543
To Edit an N-Key Operation Comment
544
To Exit a Editing Operation
546
To Edit the Guide of Existing Strip from Eactivity Workspace Screen
546
Eactivity Guide Editing Techniques
549
To Edit a Guide from the End
549
To Create a Guide that Starts with List Data Input
549
Chapter 11 System Settings Menu
550
Using the System Settings Menu
551
System Settings
552
Contrast Adjustment
552
Power Properties Settings
553
To Specify the Auto Power off Trigger Time
553
To Specify the Backlight Duration
553
System Language Setting
554
To Select the Message Language
554
To Select the Menu Language
554
Version List
555
To Display Version Information
555
To Register a User Name
556
Reset
557
Function Key Functions
557
Chapter 12 Data Communications
559
Connecting Two Units
560
To Connect Two Units
560
Connecting the Unit to a Personal Computer
561
To Connect the Unit to a Personal Computer
561
Performing a Data Communication Operation
562
Performing a Data Transfer Operation
563
To Send Selected Data Items
564
To Execute a Send Operation
565
Specifying the Cable Type
566
Configuring the Receiver’s Wakeup Feature
566
Data Communications Precautions
567
Image Transfer
570
Transferring Images to a Computer
570
Auto Image Transfer to an OHP Unit
571
Connecting to a Projector
572
To Project Calculator Screen Contents from a Projector
572
Precautions When Connecting
572
Add-Ins
573
Add-In Application
573
On-Screen Message Language Data
573
Function Menu Language Data
573
MEMORY Mode
578
Memory Information Screen
579
Main Memory
580
Creating a Folder in Storage Memory
582
To Create a New Folder
582
To Rename a Folder
583
Selecting Data
583
Copying Data
585
To Copy from Main Memory to Storage Memory
585
Error Checks During Data Copy
586
Low Battery Check
586
Available Memory Check
586
Overwrite Check
586
Deleting Files
588
To Delete a Main Memory File
588
To Delete a Storage Memory File
588
To Search for a File in the Main Memory
589
Searching for a File
589
To Search for a File in the Storage Memory
590
Backing up Main Memory Data
591
To Back up Main Memory Data
591
To Restore Backup Data to the Main Memory
592
Optimizing the Storage Memory
593
Error Message Table
595
Input Ranges
599
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Casio fx-9860G Series Specifications
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Brand
Casio
Model
fx-9860G Series
Category
Calculator
Language
English
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