HP 48G - And Data Communications

make it the server (via a command such as SERVER).
Onthe calculator, press (=]1/0)a]a)lIHM. |f needed,
changePOKT: told 112 (use(+/5), TYPE: toKetmit ;
adjust other parameters to match your computer.
(Binary transfer is faster, but use ASCI! if you want to
be able to edit transferred objects on the computer.)
Transferring: Press (then(¥)if you're going to
transfer from the computer), then I3 to browse
through possible object(s) to be transferred (put a
check mark beside each one selected). Press
to finalize the list of names. Now, to send the names
to the computer, press E[3:l; or, to get the names
from the computer, press IEXTAMATER. Then (for
either direction), press (IETA, if necessary) ERTHEL
Sending Backups Directly to the Computer: Turn off
the ticking clock display in the calculator. Set up
the transfer as usual (B 1 mat™d isfaster). Onthecal-
culator, put # I name onto the stack, where name is
the file to be created on the computer. Then press (&)
(MEmORYINxT) BTl When the session is finished,
press (]1/0) I ELTHEN (x) (ENTES.
HP 48G/GX <----> Computer via other methods
The HP 48G/GX can transfer to a computer via other
serial protocols, too (XModemisonthe screen).
For specific details, consult your computer’s and/or
main HP manuals. Note also that the product known
as the HP Connectivity Kit (available for DOS/Win-
dows or Macintosh), allows for especially simple data
transfers/handling. Refer to its supplied instructions.
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