Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Manual

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(!NPUT)
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^
^ruction
^
(PRINT)
and
end
instruction
(END)
plus
the
steps
required
to
process
the
calculation
procedures.
%
Input
instruction:
Provides
input
data
for
memory.
Output
instruction:
Provides
display
of
calculation
results
(or
other
output).
The
tables
below
summarize
the
writing
and
execution
of
Program
1.
Operation
[Writing]
Set
to
the PRO
mode.
CBCSCES
10
mmmcBti]
HE
(sRpg
\jj
no
[enter)
20CHCiDE]CDQD
HDCHmCE
CBCEm
[enter]
30
CB
CE CD
UD
CD
CH
[enter
|
40CECECB
[enter]
Display
[Execution]
Set
to the
RUN
mode.
[MOOEJ [MODE]
[mODE[
CECEm
|ewteb|
(
—
Prompt
symbol
>
>
1 I
NPUT_
1
I
NPUTA'
B_
1
:
I
NPUT
A
>
B
20C=/(A_
20C=/(A*A
+
B_
20C=/(A*A
+
B*B)
_
20
:
C=/(A*A
+
B*B)
30PRI
NT_
30PRI
NTC_
30
:
PRINT
C
40END_
40
:
END
>
RUN
?
3_
?
4_
5.
[enter)
I
)
Repeat
these
operations
inputting
different
values.
Thus
you
can
Pythagoras's
theorem.
Note
Press (moo§
key
to
display
PRO
(i.e.
program
mode).
Clears
program
memory.
Number
and
instruction
is
entered.
(Input
instruction}
Line
10 is
"written"
into
Computer.
Number
and
instruction
is
>
entered.
(Operation
instruction)
Line
20 is
written
into
Computer.
Number
and
instruction
is
enters
. (Output
instruction)
Line
30
is written
into
Computer.
Number
and
instruction
is
entered.
(End
instruction)
Line
40
is
written into
Computer.
RUN will
be
displayed.
RUN
tells
Computer
program
to
start
execution.
Execution
is
started;
the
display
asks
you to input
a variable.
A
variable,
3,
is
put
in.
The
variable
is
written
in
(3 is
loaded
on
memory
A);
the
display
asks
you
to
input
another
variable.
A
variable,
4,
is
put
in.
The
variable
is
written
in
(4 is
loaded
on
memory
8);
calcula-
tion
result
is
displayed.
Execution
is
terminated,
calculate
many
problems
using
§
Thus,
once
a
program
is
written,
you
can
execute
it
simply,
any
number
of
times
you
want.
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Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Specifications

General

Brand	Radio Shack
Model	Telephone Interface II
Category	Desktop
Language	English