in its place. Finally, If you step too far, you can always use
BST to go back one line.
When you are done editing, switch back to “RUN”.
Remember, you can always use the “Print Pgm” button to
see a printout of your program. Have fun experimenting!
You might want to save your new program now.
Print Your Program Listing!
Press the “Print Pgm” button on the bottom menu and you
will get a nice printed report of the currently loaded program
along with all the internal registers and flags on the calculator
at the time of printing.
This is really useful for editing and debugging larger
programs, but can also be useful on smaller programs.
Create Charts!
Charts are useful to see the “shape” of your data and do
analysis. This was not a feature of the original HP-67, but
I’ve added it because it is fun and useful. It also brings the
calculator up to par with more complicated graphing
calculators. More charts will likely appear in future updates,
but for now there are: Scatter, Line, Bar, and Spline charts. To
create a chart, you need to setup data in the 0-9 registers in
both the primary P, and secondary S banks.
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