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General| Type | Scientific |
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| Form factor | |
| Product color | Gray |
| Internal memory | 0.256 MB |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 249 g |
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| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 187 x 94 x 31 mm |
Explains the conventions used in the manual for keys, menus, and input.
Instructions for turning the calculator on, off, and canceling operations.
Details the parts of the display, including title, edit line, and history.
Explains the calculator's keyboard layout, including menu keys and alpha keys.
Describes the keys used to control aplets, such as SYMB, PLOT, and NUM.
Details the keys used for entering data and editing text or expressions.
Explains how to use the SHIFT and ALPHA keys for accessing secondary functions.
Introduces the MATH menu for accessing functions not on the keyboard.
Explains how menus are displayed and navigated.
Describes how to use input forms to enter or examine data.
Demonstrates changing angle measure, number format, and decimal mark modes.
Describes aplets as application environments for exploring mathematical operations.
Explains the Symbolic, Plot, and Numeric views for displaying aplet data.
Explains how to enter functions or equations in the Symbolic view.
Explains how to adjust plot appearance and interval settings.
Explains how to configure table settings for displaying data values.
Details keys used for manually entering table data and managing it.
Enables exploration of up to 10 real-valued, rectangular functions y in terms of x.
Stores up to ten data sets for one or two-variable statistical analysis.
Explains keys for data entry, sorting, and calculation in the Numeric view.
Lists and describes ten available models for fitting data, including Linear and Quadratic.
Capabilities include confidence intervals and hypothesis tests based on Z or t-distributions.
Tests validity of hypotheses related to population parameters using sample statistics.
Calculations based on Normal Z-distribution or Student’s t-distribution.
Provides background on time-value-of-money (TVM) and amortization calculations.
Steps to calculate amortizations using TVM variables.
Explains math functions grouped into categories like Calculus, Complex, and List.
Provides access to math functions, constants, and programming constants.
Details differentiation and integration symbols and functions.
Lists mathematical constants like e, i, MAXREAL, MINREAL, and pi.
Explains hyperbolic trig functions, which can also take complex numbers.
Explains functions for matrix data stored in variables.
Details functions for combinations, permutations, and random numbers.
Explains functions for use with two-variable statistics.
Describes logical operators that return 1 (true) or 0 (false).
Explains symbolic integration and differentiation capabilities.
Details finding derivatives using formal variables in HOME.
Lists numbers assigned to calculator settings for programming.
Demonstrates using physical constants like speed of light in calculations.
Details user memory and the two types of variables: Home and Aplet.
Explains how to store and recall numbers or expressions into variables.
Provides access to all variables organized by category.
Demonstrates using the Memory Manager to view and organize memory.
Explains matrix calculations in HOME and programs, including vectors and arrays.
Details key operations for editing matrices within the Matrix editor.
Lists functions like COLNORM, COND, CROSS, DET, DOT, EIGENVAL, EIGENVV, IDENMAT, INVERSE.
Instructions for opening the List catalog and creating a new list.
Step-by-step guide to highlight and edit list elements.
Concatenates two lists into a new list.
Creates a new list of first differences from an existing list.
Uses Statistics aplet to find mean, median, min, and max of list elements.
Explains how to attach text notes to an aplet using the Note view.
Details keys used for drawing lines, boxes, and circles in the Sketch view.
Steps to display the Notepad catalog and create a new note.
Covers programming basics: catalog, commands, variables, and structured programming.
Steps to open the Program Catalog and access its features.
Guides on creating a new program and naming it.
Instructions on running, debugging, and stopping programs.
Explains sending and receiving programs via infrared or cable.
Instructions for deleting all programs from the catalog.
Clears a program's content without deleting its name.
Provides a convention for naming aplets and their associated programs.
Details commands for manipulating aplets like CHECK, SELECT, SETVIEWS.
Executes commands based on a test clause being true or false.
Explains commands for drawing graphics, using variables G0-G9.
Details commands for manipulating matrices M0-M9.
Explains commands for creating input boxes and message boxes.
Commands for analyzing one-variable statistical data.
Lists variables controlling plot view settings like Axes, Connect, Coord.
Sets the angle mode (Degrees, Radians, or Grads).
Variables for columns of data in Statistics aplet.
Variable available in Note view to recall previously entered text.
Variables available in Sketch view for managing pages.
Describes creating a new aplet by saving and modifying an existing one.
Instructions for connecting devices and using SEND/RECEIVE menus.
Explains chronological and alphabetical sorting of the aplet list.
Instructions for deleting custom aplets.
Defines key terms used throughout the manual.
Provides steps for resetting the calculator via keyboard shortcuts.
Instructions for a hard reset, erasing all stored data.
Provides information on operating temperature, storage, and humidity.
Lists and describes Home variables available across all aplets.
Lists variables for Plot settings like Axes, Connect, Coord, Grid, etc.
Lists variables for Plot settings like Axes, Connect, Coord, Grid, etc.
Lists variables for Plot settings like Axes, Connect, Coord, Grid, etc.
Lists variables for Plot settings like Axes, Coord, Grid, Indep, InvCross, etc.
Lists variables for Plot settings like Axes, Connect, Coord, FastRes, Grid, etc.
Lists variables for Plot settings like Axes, Connect, Coord, Grid, Hmin, etc.
Explains math functions grouped into categories like Calculus, Complex, and List.
Lists physical constants categorized by field like Chemist, Physics, Quantum.
Lists and explains various status messages the calculator may display.
Provides telephone numbers for service and support by region.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices.
Notifies users about FCC requirements regarding device modifications.
Specifies requirements for shielded cables for compliance.
States compliance with FCC Part 15 rules.
States compliance with Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
Confirms product compliance with relevant EU Directives.
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