Texas Instruments TI-60 User Manual

CHAPTER 1-7
PROGRAMMING KEYS
As you enter Keystrokes into the program memory In the learn mode, two
sets ot digits appear in the display The set o» digits to the left, labeled PC
(Program Counter), represents the number ot the program step The sot of
digits to the right, labeled OP (Operation) Is the code number of the
entered keystrokes.
PCOO OPOO
Program step number Keystroke code number
Program step numbers begin with 00 and are numbered consecutively to
the limit set by the partition (Step St, the "Start" of program memory,
precedes step 00.) Each step can be a digit or an operation When you
enter a keystroke, the calculator automatically inserts that keystroke code In
the program step after the step currently displayed . the display then
advances to the program step you just entered
Lind ; [CP] - Clear Program Key
In the learn mode. f 2ntTI [CP] clears the program steps, starting with the
step immediately following Ihe currently displayed step, through the end of
the program Outside the learn mode, i 2nd„ [CP] clears the entire program
R$Y — Reset Key
Outside the learn mode, the R$T; key returns you to the beginning of the
program (program step "number"' St) (To be certain that a program starts
executing from Ihe beginning, press R$TI before running the program)
When coded as a program step within a program. R$T transfers program
execution to step 00 and continues program execution
2nd [Pause] — Pause key Sequence
When coded as a program step. 2nd [Pause] bnefty halts the program so
that a result can be displayed (An error occurs it you press 2nd [Pause]
outside the learn mode.)
The [R/JJ key has several functions
— Outside the learn mode, ;R/$. runs the program currently in the program
memory
— When coded as a program step within a program, IM' halts the
program to enable you to Inspect a result or enter a value Press ift/S'l
to resume execution
— When you are listing a program. R/6 stops the hating and ieaves the
calculator In the learn modo
— When a program is running.! fV9 stops the execution of the program
and returns the calculator to its normal operating condition
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Texas Instruments TI-60 Specifications

General

Brand	Texas Instruments
Model	TI-60
Category	Calculator
Language	English