Assumes a key code in address a . Stops pro-
gram execution, takes said code and puts it in
the keyboard buffer resulting in immediate ex-
ecution of the corresponding call. is re-
quired to resume program execution.
May help in user interaction with programs.
Exchanges the user program space with the
contents of flash segment n (see above).
Sets angular mode to radians.
Takes x as radians and converts them to the an-
gular mode currently set.
Returns a random number between 0 and 1 like
RAN in HP-42S.
Returns a random bit pattern for the word size set.
Works like RCL but recalls from a register in
flash memory. Also the six recall arithmetic op-
erations may be performed like with RCL.
Recovers all general purpose registers from the
backup region (see SAVE and above).
Recovers the system state from the backup re-
gion (see SAVE and above).
See the addressing table above for
C
RCL.
Recalls mode settings stored via STOM as de-
scribed above.
Recalls 4 or 8 values from a set of registers
starting at address s, and pushes them on the
stack. This is the converse command of STOS.
Recalls the content of address s, executes the
specified operation on it and pushes the result
on the stack.
E.g. RCL12 subtracts r12 from x and displays
the result (acting like 12 , but without
losing a stack level). In analogy,
C
RCL12 sub-
tracts r12 from x and r13 from y.
See the addressing table above for
C
RCL.