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HP HP-11C Owner's Handbook Manual

HP HP-11C Owner's Handbook Manual (264 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 81.19 MB

Table of Contents

Introduction
4
- Table of Contents
  5
- Contents
  9
The HP-11C Keyboard and Continuous Memory
10
Your HP-11C: a Problemsolver
11
- Manual Solutions
  12
- Programmed Solutions
  14
Partl HP-11C Fundamentals
17
Section 1: Getting Started
18
- Power Onand off
  18
- Display .Ot
  18
  - Radix Mark and Digit Separator
    18
  - Annuncialors
    18
  - Negative Numbers
    19
  - Display Clearing: [Clx]And
    19
  - Running
    20
  - Overflowandunderflow
    20
  - Errormessages
    21
  - Low Batteryindicator
    21
- Memmory O
  21
  - Continuous Memory
    21
  - Resetting Memory
    22
- Keyboard Operation
  22
  - Primary and Alternate Functions
    22
  - Clearing Prefixes
    23
  - One-Number Functions
    23
  - Two-Number Functions
    24
Section 2: the Automatic Memory Stack, LAST X, and Datastorage
28
- The Automatic Memory Stack and Stack Manipulation
  28
  - Stack Manipulation Functions
    29
  - Calculator Functionsandthestack
    31
  - Two-Number Functions
    31
  - Chaincalculations
    33
  - Lastx
    34
  - Constant Arithmetic
    36
- Storage Register Operations
  39
- Problems
  42
Section 3: Numericfunctions
44
- T Pp
  44
- Number Alteration Functions
  44
- One-Number Functions
  45
  - General FUNCLIONS
    45
  - Trigonometric Operations
    47
  - Time and Angle Conversions
    48
  - Logarithmic Hyperbolicfunctions
    50
  - Exponential
    51
  - Percentages
    51
  - Polar-Rectangular Coordinate Conversions
    53
  - Probability
    54
- Statisticss FUNCHIONS
  56
  - Random Number Generator
    56
  - Accumulating Statistics
    57
  - Mean
    62
  - Standarddeviation
    63
  - Linear Regression
    65
  - Linear Estimation and Correlation Coefficient
    66
Section4: Displaycontrol
69
- Display Mode Control
  69
  - Fixed Decimal Display
    70
  - Engineering Notation Display
    72
- Keying in Exponents
  73
- Rounding Atthe Tenth Digit
  74
Partil: HP-11C Programming
75
- Whatlsaprogram
  76
- Why Write Programs
  76
- Program Control
  76
Section 5: Programmingbasics
77
- IMEM] et E E E
  79
- Keycodes Andlinenumbers
  79
- Abbreviated Key Sequences
  80
- Usermode
  81
- Programmemory
  82
- Interpretingkeycodes
  83
- Programming Operations
  85
  - The Complete Program
    87
  - Loadingaprogram
    87
  - Runninga Program
    88
  - Program Stopsandpauses
    90
  - User Mode Operation
    91
  - Planned Stops During Program Execution
    91
  - Pausing During Program Execution
    93
  - Unexpected Program Stops
    95
Section 6: Program Editing
98
- Finding Program Errors
  98
- Editing Funclions
  99
- Editing Example
  100
  - Single-Step Executionofaprogram
    101
  - Using (Sst)And Inprogrammode
    102
  - Modifyingaprogram
    103
- Problems
  109
Section 7: Program Decisions and Control
112
- Program Conditional Tests
  112
- Flags .Ot E E
  113
- Program Control
  114
  - GO0 Ottt E E E
    114
  - Branchingandlooping
    114
  - Usingflags
    118
Section 8: Subroutines
121
- Gotosubroutine
  121
- Subroutine Limits
  122
- Subroutinelusage
  123
Section 9: the Index Register
129
- Direct Index Register Functions
  129
- Indirect Index Register Functions
  132
- Loop Control Using
  134
- Indirect Ry Operations
  137
- Indirect Programcontrol
  138
  - Indirect Label Branches and Subroutines
    138
  - Indirect Line Number Branches and Subroutines
    139
Part III: Programmed Problem Solving
141
Section 10: Applications Programs
142
- Matrix Algebra
  151
- Systems of Linear Equations with Three Unknowns
  151
- Newton''s Method (Solutiontof(X)=0)
  156
- Numerical Integration by Discrete Points
  161
- Curve Fitting
  171
- LS Atistics Lt I E E E E E
  178
- Chi-Square Evaluation
  184
- Finance: Annuities and Compound Amounts
  187
- Submarinehunt
  196
Section 11: Programming Techniques
208
- The Problem Statement
  208
- The Algorithm
  208
- Flowcharts
  210
- Sudioulines
  212
- Datalnput
  214
- LOOPING Ittt
  216
- Flags Oot E E E
  217
- Random Numbers
  219
- User-Definable Keys
  219
  - Storingdata
    220
  - Selecting Different Routines
    220
Appendix A: Error Conditions
221
Appendix B: Stack Liftand LASTX
223
- Digitentry Termination
  223
  - Disabling Operations
    223
  - Enablingoperations
    224
  - Neutral Operations
    224
  - LAST X Ot E
    225
Appendix C: How Automatic Memory
226
Reallocationoperates
226
Appendix D: Battery, Warranty, and Service Information
232
- Batteries .Ottt E
  232
  - Installing New Batteries
    233
  - Verifying Proper Operation (Self Tests)
    236
  - Limited One-Yearwarranty
    238
    
    Whatisnotcovered
    238
    
    Warranty for Consumer Transactions in the Unitedkingdom
    238
    
    Obligationto Makechanges
    239
    
    Warranty Information
    239
  - S BIVICE Ittt E E E
    240
    
    Obtaining Repair Service Inthe United States
    240
    
    Obtaining Repair Serviceineurope
    240
    
    International Service Information
    241
    
    Service Repaircharge
    241
    
    Service Warranty
    242
    
    Shipping Instructions
    242
- When You Need Help
  243
- Temperature Specifications
  243
  - Interference (for UUS.A. Only)
    244
Programming Techniquesindex
245
Functionkeyindex
247
Programmingkeyindex
251
Subjectindex
253

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HP HP-11C Owner's Handbook Manual

HP HP-11C Owner's Handbook Manual (133 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 11.69 MB

Table of Contents

Contents
3
The HP-11C Keyboard and Continuous Memory
6
Automatic Memory Stack
6
Program Memory
6
Storage Registers
6
Manual Solutions
7
Programmed Solutions
8
HP-11C Fundamentals
9
Getting Started
10
Power on and off
10
Display
10
Radix Mark and Digit Separator
10
Memory
11
Running
11
Overflow and Underflow
11
Error Messages
11
Keyboard Operation
12
Resetting Memory
12
Primary and Alternate Functions
12
Clearing Prefixes
12
Two-Number Functions
13
The Automatic Memory Stack and Stack Manipulation
15
Calculator Functions and the Stack
16
Chain Calculations
17
Last X
18
Constant Arithmetic
19
Storage Register Operations
20
Storing Numbers
20
Recalling Numbers
21
Storage and Recall Exercises
21
Clearing Data Storage Registers
21
Storage Register Arithmetic
21
Problems
22
Storage Register Arithmetic Exercises
22
Numeric Functions
23
Number Alternation Functions
23
One-Number Functions
23
Trigonometric Operations
24
Time and Angle Conversions
25
Degrees/Radians Conversions
25
Logarithmic Functions
26
Hyperbolic Functions
26
Polar-Rectangular Coordinate Conversions
27
Probability
28
Statistics Functions
29
Random Number Generator
29
Accumulating Statistics
29
Correcting Statistics Accumulations
31
Mean
32
Standard Deviation
32
Linear Regression
33
Linear Estimation and Correlation Coefficient
34
Display Control
35
Display Mode Control
35
Fixed Decimal Display
35
Scientific Notation Display
36
Keying in Exponents
37
Engineering Notation Display
37
HP-11C Programming
38
Rounding at the Tenth Digit
38
Programming Basics
39
Program Control
39
Automatic Memory Reallocation
39
HP-11C Memory Configuration
39
Keycodes and Line Numbers
40
Storage Register/Program Memory Allocation
40
User Mode
41
Abbreviated Key Sequences
41
Program Control Functions
41
Interpreting Keycodes
42
Programming Operations
43
The Complete Program
44
Beginning and Ending a Program
44
Loading a Program
44
Running a Program
45
Program Stops and Pauses
46
User Mode Operation
46
Planned Stops During Program Execution
46
Pausing During Program Execution
47
Unexpected Program Stops
48
Labels
49
Program Editing
50
Finding Program Errors
50
Editing Functions
50
Editing Example
51
Example Program Memory
51
Single-Step Execution of a Program
51
Modifying a Program
52
Using SST and BST in Program Mode
52
Program Decision and Control
57
Program Conditional Tests
57
Flags
57
Branching and Looping
58
Conditional Branch
58
Control of Program Loop
59
Using Flags
60
Subroutines
61
Go to Subroutine
61
Subroutine Limits
62
Subroutine Usage
62
The Index Register
65
Direct Index Register Functions
65
Example of Loop Control Number
66
Indirect Index Register Functions
67
Indirect Addressing Table
67
Loop Control Using ISG
68
Direct R1 Operations
69
Indirect R1 Operations
69
Indirect Program Control
70
Indirect Label Branches and Subroutines
70
Indirect Line Number Branches and Subroutines
70
Programmed Problem Solving
71
Applications Programs
72
Matrix Algebra
72
Main Program
73
Determinant Subroutine
73
Simultaneous Equations Subroutine
74
Systems of Linear Equations with Three Unknowns
76
Newton's Method Solution to F(X) = 0
79
Numerical Integration by Discrete Points
81
Curve Fitting
83
Triangle Solutions
86
Paired T Statistics
90
T Statistic for Two Means
90
Chi-Square Evaluation
93
Finance: Annuities and Compound Amounts
94
Possible Solutions Using Annuities and Compound Amount
95
Submarine Hunt
99
Programming Techniques
105
Structure
105
The Problem Statement
105
The Algorithm
105
Flowcharts
106
ISG with RCL(I)
107
Data Input
108
Looping
109
Random Numbers
110
User-Definable Keys
110
Error Conditions
111
Storing Data
111
Selecting Different Routines
111
Stack Lift and LAST X
112
Digit Entry Termination
112
Disabling Operations
112
Enabling Operations
113
Neutral Operations
113
How Automatic Memory Reallocation Operates
114
Converting Storage Registers to Program Memory
114
Converting Program Memory to Storage Registers
115
Using MEM
115
Batteries
117
Low-Power Indication
117
Installing New Batteries
117
Verifying Proper Operation (Self-Tests)
119
Limited One-Year Warranty
120
Service
121
Programming Techniques Index
123
Temperature Specifications
123
Potential for Radio/Television Interference
123
Function Key Index
124
Programming Key Index
126
Subject Index
127

HP HP-11C Owner's Handbook Manual

HP HP-11C Owner's Handbook Manual (132 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 4.49 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Part H: HP-11C Programming
38
Section 5: Programming Basics
39
Why Write Programs
39
Program Control
39
Automatic Memory Reallocation
39
Keycodes and Line Numbers
40
Abbreviated Key Sequences
41
Program Control Functions
41
User Mode
41
Interpreting Keycodes
42
Programming Operations
43
Beginning and Ending a Program
44
The Complete Program
44
Loading a Program
44
Running a Program
45
User Mode Operation
46
Program Stops and Pauses
46
Planned Stops During Program Execution
46
Pausing During Program Execution
47
Unexpected Program Stops
48
Labels
49
Problems
49
Single-Step Execution of a Program
51
Modifying a Program
52
Problems
55
Section 7: Program Decisions and Control
57
Program Conditional Tests
57
Program Control
58
Goto
58
Branching and Looping
58
Using Flags
60
Section 8: Subroutines
62
Subroutine Limits
62
Subroutine Usage
62
Section 9: the Index Register
65
Direct Index Register Functions
65
Indirect Index Register Functions
67
Loop Control Using [ISG]
68
Direct R, Operations
69
Indirect R, Operations
69
Indirect Program Control
70
Indirect Label Branches and Subroutines
70
Indirect Line Number Branches and Subroutines
70
Part III: Programmed Problem Solving
71
Section 10: Applications Programs
72
Matrixalgebra
72
Newton's Method Solution to F(X) =O
79
Numerical Integration by Discrete Points
81
Curve Fitting
83
Triangle Solutions
86
Chi-Square Evaluation
93
Finance: Annuities and Compound Amounts
95
Submarine Hunt
99
Programming Techniques
105
The Problem Statement
105
The Algorithm
105
Flowcharts
106
Subroutines
107
Looping
109
Flags
109
Random Numbers
110
User-Definable Keys
110
Storing Data
111
Selecting Different Routines
111
Appendix A: Error Conditions
111
Appendix B: Stack Lift and LAST
112
Digit Entry Termination
112
Disabling Operations
112
Enabling Operations
113
Neutral Operations
113
Reallocation Operates
114
Converting Storage Reyisters to Program Memory
114
Converting Program Memory to Storage Registers
115
Using [MEM]
115
Appendix D: Battery, Warranty, and Service Information
117
Batteries
117
Low Power Indication
117
Installing New Batteries
117
Verifying Proper Operation (Self Tests)
119
Limited One-Year Warranty
120
What Is Not Covered
120
Warranty for Consumer Transactions in the
120
Obligation to Make Changes
120
Warranty Information
120
International Service Information
121
Service Repair Charge
121
Service Warranty
122
Shipping Instructions
122
Further Information
122
When You Need Help
122
Temperature Specifications
123
Interference (for U.S.A. Only)
123
Programming Techniques Index
123
Function Key Index
124
Programming Key Index
126
Subject Index
128

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