HP HP-67 - Page 292

288 Card Reader Operations
4. If the HP-67 display shows Crd , pass the other side
of the data card through the card reader.
5. Data will be loaded from the card beginning with register R,
up to and including the storage register specified by the number
in L.
Thus, if you had stored the number 7 in I, then pressed £} and
loaded a magnetic card containing data, the contents of the first 8
registers in the calculator (R, through R;) would have been replaced
by contents from the data card. The remainder of the storage registers
in the calculator would remain intact. If you had stored the number 15
in I, calculator registers R, through Ry and Rg, through Rg; (the
register addressed by the number 15) would have had their contents
replaced by data from the card. This includes registers containing
only zero data.
Example: Store 1 X 10 in register R;, 1 X 1072° in register Ry,
1 X 10% in register Rg5, 1 X 107 in register Rgg, and 1 X 10%
in register R in the calculator. Record this data on a magnetic card.
Press Display
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5 1.000000000 30
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I
1
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6 1.000000000-40
1.000000000-40
1.000000000-40
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1 1.000000000 10
2
9 1.000000000-20
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o 1.000000000 50
Now record this data on a magnetic card. You can record it onto any
unclipped magnetic card—it will replace whatever is on the card
with the contents of the storage registers.