Document Outline

• Basic Operation
• Getting Started
  • Important Preliminaries
    • Turning the Calculator On and Off
    • Adjusting Display Contrast
  • Highlights of the Keyboard and Display
    • Shifted Keys
    • Alpha Keys
    • Cursor Keys
    • Silver Paint Keys
    • Backspacing and Clearing
    • Using Menus
    • Exiting Menus
    • RPN and ALG Keys
    • The Display and Annunciators
  • Keying in Numbers
    • Making Numbers Negative
    • Exponents of Ten
    • Understanding Digit Entry
    • Range of Numbers and OVERFLOW
  • Doing Arithmetic
    • One–Number Functions
    • Two–Number Functions
  • Controlling the Display Format
    • Periods and Commas in Numbers
    • Number of Decimal Places
    • SHOWing Full 12–Digit Precision
  • Fractions
    • Entering Fractions
    • Displaying Fractions
  • Messages
  • Calculator Memory
    • Checking Available Memory
    • Clearing All of Memory
• RPN: The AutomaticMemory Stack
  • What the Stack Is
    • The X and Y–Registers are in the Display
    • Clearing the X–Register
    • Reviewing the Stack
    • Exchanging the X– and Y–Registers in the Stack
  • Arithmetic – How the Stack Does It
    • How ENTER Works
    • How CLEAR x Works
  • The LAST X Register
    • Correcting Mistakes with LAST X
    • Reusing Numbers with LAST X
  • Chain Calculations in RPN mode
    • Work from the Parentheses Out
    • Exercises
    • Order of Calculation
    • More Exercises
• Storing Data into Variables
  • Storing and Recalling Numbers
  • Viewing a Variable without Recalling It
  • Reviewing Variables in the VAR Catalog
  • Clearing Variables
  • Arithmetic with Stored Variables
    • Storage Arithmetic
    • Recall Arithmetic
  • Exchanging x with Any Variable
  • The Variable "i"
• Real–Number Functions
  • Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
  • Quotient and Remainder of Division
  • Power Functions
  • Trigonometry
    • Entering (
    • Setting the Angular Mode
    • Trigonometric Functions
  • Hyperbolic Functions
  • Percentage Functions
  • Physics Constants
  • Conversion Functions
    • Coordinate Conversions
    • Time Conversions
    • Angle Conversions
    • Unit Conversions
  • Probability Functions
    • Factorial
    • Gamma
    • Probability
  • Parts of Numbers
  • Names of Functions
• Fractions
  • Entering Fractions
  • Fractions in the Display
    • Display Rules
    • Accuracy Indicators
    • Longer Fractions
  • Changing the Fraction Display
    • Setting the Maximum Denominator
    • Choosing a Fraction Format
    • Examples of Fraction Displays
  • Rounding Fractions
  • Fractions in Equations
  • Fractions in Programs
• Entering and Evaluating Equations
  • How You Can Use Equations
  • Summary of Equation Operations
  • Entering Equations into the Equation List
    • Variables in Equations
    • Numbers in Equations
    • Functions in Equations
    • Parentheses in Equations
  • Displaying and Selecting Equations
  • Editing and Clearing Equations
  • Types of Equations
  • Evaluating Equations
    • Using ENTER for Evaluation
    • Using XEQ for Evaluation
    • Responding to Equation Prompts
  • The Syntax of Equations
    • Operator Precedence
    • Equation Functions
    • Syntax Errors
  • Verifying Equations
• Solving Equations
  • Solving an Equation
  • Understanding and Controlling SOLVE
    • Verifying the Result
    • Interrupting a SOLVE Calculation
    • Choosing Initial Guesses for SOLVE
  • For More Information
• Integrating Equations
  • Integrating Equations ( ( FN)
  • Accuracy of Integration
    • Specifying Accuracy
    • Interpreting Accuracy
  • For More Information
• Operations withComplex Numbers
  • The Complex Stack
  • Complex Operations
  • Using Complex Numbers in Polar Notation
• Base Conversions and Arithmetic
  • Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  • The Representation of Numbers
    • Negative Numbers
    • Range of Numbers
    • Windows for Long Binary Numbers
• Statistical Operations
  • Entering Statistical Data
    • Entering One–Variable Data
    • Entering Two–Variable Data
    • Correcting Errors in Data Entry
  • Statistical Calculations
    • Mean
    • Sample Standard Deviation
    • Population Standard Deviation
    • Linear Regression
  • Limitations on Precision of Data
  • Summation Values and the Statistics Registers
    • Summation Statistics
    • The Statistics Registers in Calculator Memory
    • Access to the Statistics Registers
• Programming
• Simple Programming
  • Designing a Program
    • Selecting a Mode
    • Program Boundaries (LBL and RTN)
    • Using RPN, ALG and Equations in Programs
    • Data Input and Output
  • Entering a Program
    • Keys That Clear
    • Function Names in Programs
  • Running a Program
    • Executing a Program (XEQ)
    • Testing a Program
  • Entering and Displaying Data
    • Using INPUT for Entering Data
    • Using VIEW for Displaying Data
    • Using Equations to Display Messages
    • Displaying Information without Stopping
  • Stopping or Interrupting a Program
    • Programming a Stop or Pause (STOP, PSE)
    • Interrupting a Running Program
    • Error Stops
  • Editing a Program
  • Program Memory
    • Viewing Program Memory
    • Memory Usage
    • The Catalog of Programs (MEM)
    • Clearing One or More Programs
    • The Checksum
  • Nonprogrammable Functions
  • Programming with BASE
    • Selecting a Base Mode in a Program
    • Numbers Entered in Program Lines
  • Polynomial Expressions and Horner's Method
• Programming Techniques
  • Routines in Programs
    • Calling Subroutines (XEQ, RTN)
    • Nested Subroutines
  • Branching (GTO)
    • A Programmed GTO Instruction
    • Using GTO from the Keyboard
  • Conditional Instructions
    • Tests of Comparison (x?y, x?0)
    • Flags
  • Loops
    • Conditional Loops (GTO)
    • Loops with Counters (DSE, ISG)
  • Indirectly Addressing Variables and Labels
    • The Variable "i"
    • The Indirect Address, (i)
    • Program Control with (i)
    • Equations with (i)
• Solving and Integrating Programs
  • Solving a Program
  • Using SOLVE in a Program
  • Integrating a Program
  • Using Integration in a Program
  • Restrictions on Solving and Integrating
• Mathematics Programs
  • Vector Operations
  • Solutions of Simultaneous Equations
  • Polynomial Root Finder
  • Coordinate Transformations
• Statistics Programs
  • Curve Fitting
  • Normal and Inverse–Normal Distributions
  • Grouped Standard Deviation
• Miscellaneous Programs and Equations
  • Time Value of Money
  • Prime Number Generator
• Appendixes and Reference
• Support, Batteries,and Service
  • Calculator Support
    • Answers to Common Questions
  • Environmental Limits
  • Changing the Batteries
  • Testing Calculator Operation
  • The Self–Test
  • Warranty
  • Service
  • Regulatory Information
• User Memory and the Stack
  • Managing Calculator Memory
  • Resetting the Calculator
  • Clearing Memory
  • The Status of Stack Lift
    • Disabling Operations
    • Neutral Operations
  • The Status of the LAST X Register
• ALG: Summary
  • About ALG
  • Doing Two–number Arithmetic in ALG
    • Simple Arithmetic
    • Power Functions
    • Percentage Calculations
    • Permutations and Combinations
    • Quotient and Remainder Of Division
  • Parentheses Calculations
  • Chain Calculations
  • Reviewing the Stack
  • Coordinate Conversions
  • Integrating an Equation
  • Operations with Complex Numbers
  • Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  • Entering Statistical Two–Variable Data
• More about Solving
  • How SOLVE Finds a Root
  • Interpreting Results
  • When SOLVE Cannot Find a Root
  • Round–Off Error
  • Underflow
• More about Integration
  • How the Integral Is Evaluated
  • Conditions That Could Cause Incorrect Results
  • Conditions That Prolong Calculation Time
• Messages
• Operation Index
• Index