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Type | Display |
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Form factor | |
Product color | Blue, White |
Display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
Display size (HxV) (imperial) | 0 \ |
Compatible operating systems | Windows Vista/XP Mac OS X 10.4/10.5 |
Battery type | AAA |
Number of batteries supported | 4 |
Dimensions (WxDxH) | 100 x 198.3 x 28.7 mm |
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Statement regarding compliance with FCC limits for digital devices and potential radio interference.
Provides information about the advanced learning handheld.
Intended to provide instruction for basic operation of the TI-Nspire handheld.
Information available in electronic form, on CD, or online.
Explains the two keypads for the TI-Nspire handheld.
Step-by-step instructions for swapping the keypads.
Details the functions of the TI-Nspire handheld keys.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for common functions.
Covers initial setup, including battery usage.
Instructions and precautions for replacing batteries.
How to select the display language for the handheld.
How to select the font size for text display on the handheld.
Describes the Home menu and its functions.
Explains the main elements of the handheld screen.
How to view system information and settings.
Controls how the handheld displays and interprets information in documents.
Step-by-step guide to changing document settings.
Settings that apply default configurations to all documents.
How to change system settings like language and font size.
Shows the amount of memory used and battery status.
How to check storage capacity, space used, and free space.
Methods to free up memory by deleting documents/folders.
Information on connecting the handheld to other devices.
How to connect the handheld to a computer.
Guide to upgrading the handheld's operating system.
Steps to reset all memory on the handheld.
How to access commands, functions, symbols, and templates.
How to use templates for creating math expressions.
Explains the document structure: problems, pages, and work areas.
Allows viewing, rearranging, and deleting pages within a document.
A file manager for storing and organizing documents.
Methods for creating new documents, blank or with applications.
Overview of Application, Context, and Page Tools menus.
Displays tools for working with a specific application.
Displays options specific to selected objects or cursor location.
Allows page manipulation, layout changes, and settings adjustments.
How to change the page layout to accommodate multiple applications.
Steps to swap the positions of two applications.
How to add a new problem to an existing document.
How to add a new page to a problem within a document.
Instructions for saving a document.
How to view and reorder pages using the Page Sorter.
How to copy a page from one problem to another.
Controls mode settings for a document.
Steps to access and modify document settings.
How to manage documents, folders, and files.
How to open the My Documents file manager.
How to rename folders and documents.
Methods for creating new folders.
How values and functions can interact across applications.
How to define values or functions as variables.
Important rules and considerations for variables.
Guidelines for naming variables and functions.
How to avoid conflicts with existing names or cells.
How to link variables for dynamic updates across applications.
How to link a spreadsheet cell to a variable.
How to remove a linked variable from a page.
Explains library documents and objects accessible from any problem.
Tool for defining, editing, and managing user-defined functions and programs.
How to send documents and OS files to another handheld.
Introduces the Calculator application for math expressions and variables.
Details the menu options and functions available in the Calculator.
How to enter and evaluate mathematical expressions.
How to control whether results are displayed as fractions or decimals.
How to insert functions, commands, and symbols from the Catalog.
How to use templates for matrices, derivatives, and sums.
How to edit expressions already entered.
How to use the history of entered expressions and results.
How to clear the entire calculation history.
Explains how to access tool menus using quick keys.
Lists and describes tools available in the Actions menu.
Lists and describes tools available in the View menu.
Tools for selecting different graph types.
Tools for adjusting window settings and zoom.
Tools for tracing graphs and setting trace increments.
Tools for constructing points and lines.
Tools for measuring lengths, areas, angles, and integrals.
Tools for constructing circles, triangles, rectangles, and polygons.
Tools for perpendiculars, parallels, and bisectors.
Tools for symmetry, reflection, translation, and rotation.
Describes the two types of work areas: Graphing and Plane Geometry.
The default view for graphing functions and analytic objects.
A view for drawing geometric shapes without axes.
Adds a graphing window to the plane geometry view.
Explains how objects behave in analytic vs. geometric views.
How to adjust the appearance and scale of axes.
Step-by-step guide to constructing a circle.
Describes the components of the entry line for input.
How to graph inequalities using the function mode.
How to locate critical points on a graph.
How to animate points on objects or graphs.
How to create scatter plots from data.
Introduces the Lists & Spreadsheet application for tabular data.
How to move around and select cells in a spreadsheet.
Different methods for entering data into tables.
How to work with individual cells and cell references.
How to use cell references in formulas.
How to insert functions, symbols, and templates into cell formulas.
How to delete cell content.
How to copy cells.
How to repeat a cell's value or formula in adjacent cells.
Operations related to rows and columns.
How to select entire rows or columns.
How to resize rows and columns.
How to insert new rows or columns.
How to delete entire rows or columns.
How to copy entire rows or columns.
How to move columns within the spreadsheet.
Overview of menus and tools for graphing and statistical analysis.
Tools for selecting different plot types like dot plots and histograms.
Tools to customize plot appearance and add/remove variables.
Tools for selecting points, adding lines, regression, and more.
Tools for adjusting window settings and zoom levels.
Explains how to explore data and graph inferential statistics.
How to create plots using data from spreadsheets.
Steps to plot data using the Quick Graph feature.
How to configure a page with multiple work areas.
Introduces the Notes application for text editing and sharing.
Lists menu items for templates, formatting, and expressions.
Options for creating Q&A, Proof, or freeform text notes.
Tools to insert math expressions, shapes, or comments.
Tools to format text as keyword, title, or subheading.
Describes Q&A, Proof, and Default templates.
How to select and apply a template.
How to create questions and answers, with show/hide option.
How to use the outline structure for statements and reasons.
How to insert Teacher or Reviewer comments.
How to format text for context.
How to select text for formatting.
How to insert symbols for geometric objects.
How to include and evaluate math expressions in notes.
Steps to enter a math expression in an expression box.
How to evaluate a math expression and replace it with its result.
Lists sensors compatible with the Data Collection tool.
Describes the type of data collected and units.
Instructions for starting data collection automatically or manually.
Lists available controls for data collection.
Steps for running an experiment and collecting data.
Instructions for saving collected data before rerunning experiments.
How to save temperature data.
How to save motion data.
Information on contacting TI for support and service.
How to get general information about TI products.
Information on warranty terms and product service.
Conditions requiring servicing by qualified personnel.
Precautions to take when replacing batteries.
Guidelines for the safe disposal of batteries.