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Math Natural Input And Display6

Function Keys And Menus6

Getting Acquainted - Read This First6

Display Brightness Adjustment7

Examination Mode7

Entering The Examination Mode8

Calculator Operation In The Examination Mode8

Exiting The Examination Mode9

Exiting The Examination Mode By Connecting To A Computer9

Displaying Examination Mode Help10

Exiting The Examination Mode By Allowing 12 Hours To Elapse10

Exiting The Examination Mode By Connecting To Another Calculator10

Chapter 1 Basic Operation11

K Key Markings12

Selecting Icons13

To Select An Icon13

About The Function Menu15

About Display Screens16

Normal Display16

How To Interpret Exponential Format16

Special Display Formats17

Inputting And Editing Calculations17

To Change A Step18

To Delete A Step18

To Insert A Step18

Parentheses Colors During Calculation Formula Input18

Using Replay Memory19

Making Corrections In The Original Calculation20

Using The Clipboard For Copy And Paste21

To Specify The Copy Range21

To Cut The Text21

Catalog Function22

To Use The Catalog To Input A Command22

Using The Math Input/Output Mode23

Input Operations In The Math Input/Output Mode23

Math Input/Output Mode Functions And Symbols23

Using The Math Menu24

Math Input/Output Mode Input Examples25

Math Input/Output Mode Input Restrictions27

Using Values And Expressions As Arguments27

When The Calculation Does Not Fit Within The Display Window27

Editing Calculations In The Math Input/Output Mode28

Using Undoing And Redoing Operations29

Math Input/Output Mode Calculation Result Display30

History Function31

Calculation Operations In The Math Input/Output Mode32

Performing Function Calculations Using Math Input/Output Mod32

Performing Matrix/Vector Calculations Using Math Input/Output Mode33

To Input Cell Values34

Using Graph Modes35

Equation Mode In The Math Input/Output Mode35

Math Input/Output Mode Input In The Graph Mode35

Math Input/Output Mode Input And Result Display In The Equation Mode36

Option (Optn) Menu37

Variable Data (Vars) Menu38

V-Win — Recalling V-Window Values38

Factor — Recalling Zoom Factors38

Stat — Recalling Statistical Data38

Graph — Recalling Graph Functions39

Dyna — Recalling Dynamic Graph Setup Data39

Table — Recalling Table Setup And Content Data40

Recursion — Recalling Recursion Formula40

Equation — Recalling Equation Coefficients And Solutions40

Finance — Recalling Financial Calculation Data40

Program (Prgm) Menu41

Using The Setup Screen42

To Change A Mode Setup42

Setup Screen Function Key Menus42

Func Type (Graph Function Type)43

Draw Type (Graph Drawing Method)43

Derivative (Derivative Value Display)43

Angle (Default Angle Unit)43

List File (List File Display Settings)44

Sub Name (List Naming)44

Using Screen Capture46

To Capture A Screen Image46

To Recall A Screen Image From Capture Memory46

When You Keep Having Problems47

Getting The Calculator Back To Its Original Mode Settings47

Low Battery Message48

Image File Compatibility48

Manual Calculations50

Basic Calculations50

Arithmetic Calculations50

Number Of Decimal Places, Number Of Significant Digits50

Chapter 2 Manual Calculations50

Calculation Priority Sequence52

Type A Functions52

Type B Functions52

Calculation Result Irrational Number Display53

Calculation Result Display Range With53

Calculation Examples54

Multiplication Operations Without A Multiplication Sign55

Overflow And Errors56

Memory Capacity56

Special Functions56

Calculations Using Variables56

To Assign A Value To A Variable57

To Assign The Same Value To More Than One Variable57

String Memory57

Function Memory58

To Store A Function58

To Recall A Function59

To Recall A Function As A Variable59

To Display A List Of Available Functions59

To Delete A Function59

Answer Function60

To Use The Contents Of The Answer Memory In A Calculation60

Performing Continuous Calculations60

Specifying The Angle Unit And Display Format61

Setting The Angle Unit61

Setting The Display Format61

To Specify The Number Of Decimal Places61

To Specify The Number Of Significant Digits62

To Specify The Normal Display62

To Specify The Engineering Notation Display62

Function Calculations63

Function Menus63

Hyperbolic Calculations63

Probability/Distribution Calculations63

Angle Units, Coordinate Conversion, Sexagesimal Operations64

Engineering Symbol (Eng-Sym)64

Trigonometric And Inverse Trigonometric Functions65

Logarithmic And Exponential Functions65

Hyperbolic And Inverse Hyperbolic Functions66

Other Functions66

Random Number Generation (Rand)66

Random Number Generation66

Random Integer Generation (Ranint#)68

Random Number Generation In Accordance With Normal Distribution68

Random Number Generation In Accordance With Binomial Distribution69

Random Extraction Of List Data Elements (Ransamp#)69

Coordinate Conversion70

Permutation And Combination70

Rectangular Coordinates70

Polar Coordinates70

Greatest Common Divisor (Gcd)71

Least Common Multiple (Lcm)71

Division Remainder (Mod)71

Remainder Of Exponential Division71

K Engineering Notation Calculations72

Logical Operators (And, Or, Not, Xor)73

About Logical Operations73

Numerical Calculations74

Quotient Of Integer ÷ Integer74

Remainder Of Integer ÷ Integer74

Simplification75

Solve Calculations76

Solving An Function76

First Derivative Calculations77

Using First Derivative Calculation In A Graph Function78

First Derivative Calculation Precautions78

Second Derivative Calculations79

Using Second Derivative Calculation In A Graph Function79

Second Derivative Calculation Precautions79

Integration Calculations80

Integration Calculation Precautions82

Math Input/Output Mode82

Linear Input/Output Mode82

Maximum/Minimum Value Calculations83

Complex Number Calculations84

Arithmetic Operations85

Reciprocals, Square Roots, And Squares85

Complex Number Format Using Polar Form86

Absolute Value And Argument86

Conjugate Complex Numbers87

Extraction Of Real And Imaginary Parts87

Polar And Rectangular Form Transformation87

Binary, Octal, Decimal, And Hexadecimal Calculations With Integers88

Selecting A Number System89

Negative Values And Bitwise Operations89

To Perform A Binary, Octal, Decimal, Or Hexadecimal Calculation89

To Input Values Of Mixed Number Systems89

Negative Values90

Bitwise Operations90

Number System Transformation90

To Convert A Displayed Value From One Number System To Another90

Matrix Calculations91

Inputting And Editing Matrices91

About Matrix Answer Memory (Matans)91

Creating A Matrix92

To Specify The Dimensions (Size) Of A Matrix92

Deleting Matrices93

To Delete A Specific Matrix93

To Delete All Matrices93

Matrix Cell Operations93

Row Calculations94

To Swap Two Rows94

To Calculate The Scalar Multiplication Of A Row94

To Add Two Rows Together95

Row Operations95

To Delete A Row95

To Insert A Row96

Column Operations96

To Delete A Column96

Transferring Data Between Matrices And Csv Files97

To Import The Contents Of A Csv File To A Matrix Memory97

To Save Matrix Contents As A Csv File97

Modifying Matrices Using Matrix Commands98

To Display The Matrix Commands98

Matrix Data Input Format99

To Input An Identity Matrix99

To Check The Dimensions Of A Matrix100

To Assign Values To And Recall Values From An Existing Matrix100

To Assign The Contents Of A Matrix Column To A List102

Matrix Arithmetic Operations103

Matrix Transposition104

Row Echelon Form104

Reduced Row Echelon Form105

Matrix Inversion105

Squaring A Matrix106

Raising A Matrix To A Power106

Determining The Absolute Value106

Complex Number Calculations With A Matrix107

Matrix Calculation Precautions107

Vector Calculations108

About Vector Answer Memory (Vctans)108

Inputting And Editing A Vector109

To Display Vector Commands109

Vector Calculation Precautions109

Vector Data Input Format110

Vector Addition, Subtraction, And Multiplication111

Cross Product112

Angle Formed By Two Vectors112

Vector Norm (Size)112

Metric Conversion Calculations113

Performing A Unit Conversion Calculation114

To Convert 50Cm To Inches114

To Convert {175, 162} Square Meters To Hectares114

Unit Conversion Command List115

List Function117

Inputting And Editing A List117

To Input Values One-By-One117

To Batch Input A Series Of Values118

Editing List Values119

To Change A Cell Value119

To Edit The Contents Of A Cell119

To Delete A Cell119

Naming A List120

To Insert A New Cell120

To Name A List120

Changing The Data Color121

To Change The Data Color In A Specific Cell121

To Change The Color Of All The Data In A Particular List122

Sorting List Values122

To Sort A Single List122

Ascending Order122

Manipulating List Data123

To Sort Multiple Lists123

Descending Order123

Accessing The List Data Manipulation Function Menu124

To Transfer List Contents To Matrix Answer Memory124

To Count The Number Of Data Items In A List124

To Create A List By Specifying The Number Of Data Items125

To Replace All Data Items With The Same Value125

To Generate A Sequence Of Numbers125

To Find The Minimum Value In A List126

To Find Which Of Two Lists Contains The Greatest Value126

To Calculate The Mean Of Data Items126

To Calculate The Median Of Data Items Of Specified Frequency126

To Combine Lists127

To Calculate The Sum Of Data Items In A List127

To Calculate The Product Of Values In A List127

To Calculate The Cumulative Frequency Of Each Data Item128

To Calculate The Percentage Represented By Each Data Item128

To Calculate The Differences Between Neighboring Data Inside A List129

Error Messages129

Arithmetic Calculations Using Lists129

Inputting A List Into A Calculation130

To Specify The List Number Of A List Created With List Editor130

To Specify The Sub Name Of A List Created With List Editor130

To Directly Input A List Of Values130

Recalling List Contents131

To Assign The Contents Of One List To Another List131

To Recall The Value In A Specific List Cell131

To Input A Value Into A Specific List Cell131

Graphing A Function Using A List132

Inputting Scientific Calculations Into A List132

Switching Between List Files133

Performing Scientific Function Calculations Using A List133

Using Csv Files134

Import Csv File Requirements134

Transferring Data Between Lists And Csv Files134

To Import The Contents Of A Csv File To The List Editor134

List Editor Original Content135

Import Csv File Data135

List Editor Content Following Import135

Specifying The Csv File Delimiter Symbol And Decimal Point136

To Specify The Csv File Delimiter Symbol And Decimal Point136

Simultaneous Linear Equations137

Chapter 4 Equation Calculations137

High-Order Equations From 2Nd To 6Th Degree139

To Solve The Cubic Equation139

Complex Number Solution140

Sample Graphs142

Graph Relation List Screen And Graph Color142

Chapter 5 Graphing142

How To Draw A Simple Graph143

Controlling What Appears On A Graph Screen146

V-Window (View Window) Settings146

To Configure V-Window Settings146

Polar Coordinate Parameter146

V-Window Setting Precautions147

V-Window Memory147

To Store V-Window Settings147

Specifying The Graph Range148

To Recall V-Window Memory Settings148

Box Zoom Range Specification149

Zoom In/Zoom Out Using Key Operations150

Using Pan To Shift The Graph Screen150

To Pan The Screen151

Displaying A Graph Background Image151

To Select The Graph Background Image151

Adjusting The Lightness (Fade I/O) Of The Background Image153

To Adjust The Lightness (Fade I/O) Of The Background Image153

Drawing A Graph154

Specifying The Graph Type154

Storing Graph Functions154

To Store A Rectangular Coordinate Function154

To Store A Parametric Function155

To Create A Composite Function155

To Assign Values To The Coefficients And Variables Of A Graph Function156

Changing Graph Properties156

To Change Graph Properties From The Graph Relation List Screen156

To Change Graph Properties From The Graph Screen157

Editing And Deleting Functions158

To Change The Line Style Of A Graph Function158

To Edit A Function In Memory158

To Change The Type Of A Function158

Selecting Functions For Graphing159

To Specify The Draw/Non-Draw Status Of A Graph159

Displaying And Hiding Graph Axes And Label On The Graph Screen159

Graph Memory160

To Store Graph Functions In Graph Memory161

To Recall A Graph Function161

Saving And Recalling Graph Screen Contents161

Saving Graph Screen Contents As An Image (G3P File)162

To Save A Graph Screen Image To Picture Memory162

To Store A Graph Screen Image Under A File Name162

Recalling An Image (G3P File) To A Graph Screen163

To Recall An Image Stored In Picture Memory163

To Recall A G3P File Stored In Storage Memory163

Drawing Two Graphs On The Same Screen164

Copying The Graph To The Sub-Screen164

To Copy The Graph To The Sub-Screen164

Manual Graphing166

Rectangular Coordinate Graph166

Polar Coordinate Graph166

Drawing Multiple Graphs On The Same Screen (Overwrite Graph)167

Using A List To Simultaneously Draw Multiple Graphs (List Graph)168

To Use A List To Simultaneously Draw Multiple Graphs168

Using Copy And Paste To Graph A Function169

To Graph A Function Using Copy And Paste170

Using Tables171

Storing A Function And Generating A Number Table171

Variable Specifications171

To Generate A Table Using A Table Range171

To Generate A Table Using A List172

Generating A Table172

To Generate A Differential Number Table173

Specifying The Function Type173

Editing Tables173

Copying A Table Column To A List174

To Copy A Table To A List174

Drawing A Graph From A Number Table174

Simultaneously Displaying A Number Table And Graph175

Modifying A Graph177

Modify Function Overview177

Modify Function Operations178

To Modify A Graph In The Graph Mode178

To Modify A Graph In The Conic Graphs Mode179

Dynamic Graphing181

Using Dynamic Graph181

Drawing A Dynamic Graph Locus182

Graph Calculation Dot Switching Function183

Using Dynamic Graph Memory183

Graphing A Recursion Formula184

To Save Data In Dynamic Graph Memory184

To Recall Data From Dynamic Graph Memory184

Generating A Number Table From A Recursion Formula184

Graphing A Phase Plot From Two Numeric Sequences186

Web Graph (Convergence, Divergence)188

Graphing A Conic Section189

Drawing Dots, Lines, And Text On The Graph Screen (Sketch)191

To Draw Dots, Lines, And Text On The Graph Screen191

Function Analysis193

Reading Coordinates On A Graph Line193

Displaying The Derivative194

Graph To Table194

Coordinate Rounding195

Analyzing Graphs (G-Solve Menu)195

To Calculate The Point Of Intersection Of Two Graphs196

To Determine The Coordinates For Given Points197

To Calculate The Integral Value For A Given Range198

Conic Section Graph Analysis200

To Calculate The Focus And Length Of Latus Rectum201

Parabolic Graph Analysis201

Circular Graph Analysis201

Elliptical Graph Analysis201

To Calculate The Center202

Before Performing Statistical Calculations203

Statistical Graph Parameters203

Chapter 6 Statistical Graphs And Calculations203

General Graph Settings204

Xlist, Ylist204

To Display The General Graph Settings Screen205

Statgraph (Statistical Graph Specification)205

Graph Type (Graph Type Specification)205

Frequency (Number Of Times A Value Occurs)205

When "Hist" (Histogram) Is Selected as the Graph Type208

When "Medbox" (Med-Box Graph) Is Selected as the Graph Type208

When "Bar" (Bar Graph) Is Selected as the Graph Type208

Graph Draw/Non-Draw Status209

Statistical Graph V-Window Settings209

Calculating And Graphing Single-Variable Statistical Data210

Normal Probability Plot210

Med-Box Graph211

Normal Distribution Curve212

Broken Line Graph212

Displaying The Calculation Results Of A Drawn Single-Variable Graph213

Calculation Methods For The Std And Ondata Settings214

Std214

When All Frequency Values Are Integers214

When Frequency Includes Decimal Fraction Values215

Drawing A Scatter Diagram And Xy Line Graph217

Calculating And Graphing Paired-Variable Statistical Data (Curve Fitting)217

Drawing A Regression Graph218

Selecting The Regression Type218

Displaying Regression Calculation Results219

Graphing Statistical Calculation Results219

Linear Regression Graph219

Med-Med Graph220

Quadratic/Cubic/Quartic Regression Graph220

Quadratic Regression220

Cubic Regression220

Logarithmic Regression Graph221

Exponential Regression Graph221

Power Regression Graph222

Sinusoidal Regression Graph222

Logistic Regression Graph223

Residual Calculation223

Displaying The Calculation Results Of A Drawn Paired-Variable Graph224

Copying A Regression Graph Formula To The Graph Mode224

Performing Statistical Calculations225

To Specify Statistical Calculation Data Lists225

Single-Variable Statistical Calculations225

Paired-Variable Statistical Calculations226

Regression Calculation226

To Display Single-Variable Regression Parameters226

Calculation Of The Correlation Coefficient227

Coefficient Of Determination227

Mean Square Error227

Estimated Value Calculation For Regression Graphs228

Stimated Value Calculation229

Normal Probability Distribution Calculation230

Standard Normal Distribution230

Drawing A Normal Probability Distribution Graph232

Calculations Using The Distribution Function232

Determining Sample Standard Deviation233

Unbiased Variance233

Population Standard Deviation233

Population Variance From List Data233

Calculations Using The Test Command234

Test Common Functions236

Z Test Common Functions236

1-Sample Z Test237

2-Sample Z Test237

Calculation Result Output Example238

1-Prop Z Test238

2-Prop Z Test239

1-Sample T Test240

2-Sample T Test240

Linearreg T Test241

Two-Way Test243

2-Sample F Test244

Data And Calculation Result Example246

One-Way Anova246

Two-Way Anova246

Anova (Two-Way)247

Input Example248

Time Differential248

Temperature Differential248

Confidence Interval249

General Confidence Interval Precaution250

1 Sample Z Interval250

2 Sample Z Interval250

Distribution252

Common Distribution Functions253

Normal Distribution254

Normal Probability Density254

Normal Cumulative Distribution255

Inverse Normal Cumulative Distribution255

Student-T Probability Density256

Cumulative Distribution256

Probability Density257

Binomial Distribution260

Binomial Cumulative Distribution261

Inverse Binomial Cumulative Distribution261

Poisson Distribution262

Poisson Probability262

Poisson Cumulative Distribution263

Inverse Poisson Cumulative Distribution263

Geometric Distribution264

Geometric Probability264

Geometric Cumulative Distribution265

Inverse Geometric Cumulative Distribution265

Hypergeometric Distribution266

Hypergeometric Probability266

Hypergeometric Cumulative Distribution266

Inverse Hypergeometric Cumulative Distribution267

Input And Output Terms Of Tests, Confidence Interval, And Distribution268

Statistic Formula271

Distribution (Continuous)273

Distribution (Discrete)274

Before Performing Financial Calculations275

Chapter 7 Financial Calculation275

Graphing In The Financial Mode276

Simple Interest277

Compound Interest278

Inputting Values280

Cash Flow (Investment Appraisal)281

Npv281

Nfv281

Irr281

Pbp282

Amortization283

Interest Rate Conversion286

Cost, Selling Price, Margin287

Day/Date Calculations288

Depreciation289

360-Day Date Mode Calculations289

Straight-Line Method (Sl)289

Fixed-Percent Method (Fp)289

Sum-Of-The-Years'-Digits Method (SYD290

Declining-Balance Method (Db)290

Calculation Result Output Examples291

Bond Calculations291

Annual Yield (Yld)292

Financial Calculations Using Functions294

Basic Programming Steps295

Chapter 8 Programming295

Program Mode Function Keys296

File List Function Menu296

When You Are Registering A File Name297

When You Are Inputting A Program297

Editing Program Contents298

Debugging A Program298

To Eliminate Bugs That Cause Error Messages298

To Eliminate Bugs That Cause Bad Results299

Searching For Data Inside A Program299

File Management300

Deleting A Program300

To Delete A Specific Program300

To Delete All Programs300

Searching For A File301

To Find A File Using Initial Character Search301

Editing A File Name301

Converting Programs And Text Files301

Program And Text File Conversion Rules302

To Convert A Program To A Text File302

Auto Conversion From Text Files To Programs303

To Convert A Text File To A Program303

Registering A Password304

To Password Protect A Program As You Are Creating It304

To Password Protect An Existing Program304

To Remove Password Protection From A Program304

Command Reference305

Recalling A Password Protected Program305

Command Index305

Basic Operation Commands306

Program Control Commands (Control)309

Jump Commands (Jump)311

Dsz (Count Jump)311

Isz (Count Jump)312

Clear Commands (Clear)313

Dispf-Tbl, Dispr-Tbl314

Drawr-Con, Drawr-Plt315

Drawrσ-Con, Drawrσ-Plt315

Input/Output Commands (I/O)316

Receive( / Send(318

Opencomport38K / Closecomport38K318

Receive38K / Send38K318

Conditional Jump Relational Operators (Relatnl)318

Exp319

Using Calculator Functions In Programs322

Using Color Commands In A Program322

Using Paint Commands In A Program323

Text Display324

Using Matrix Row Operations In A Program324

To Swap The Contents Of Two Rows (Swap)324

To Calculate A Scalar Multiplication (`Row)325

To Calculate Scalar Multiplication And Add Results To Another Row325

To Add Two Rows (Row+)325

Using Graph Functions In A Program326

Syntax Of Other Graphing Functions326

Using Background Picture In A Program327

Using Dynamic Graph Functions In A Program327

Using Table & Graph Functions In A Program328

Using Recursion Table & Graph Functions In A Program328

Using List Sort Functions In A Program329

Using Statistical Calculations And Graphs In A Program329

To Set Conditions And Draw A Statistical Graph329

When "Pie" Is Specified for the Graph Type329

When "Medbox" Is Specified for the Graph Type330

When "Bar" Is Specified for the Graph Type330

Using Distribution Graphs In A Program332

To Draw A Normal Cumulative Distribution Graph332

To Draw A Student- T Cumulative Distribution Graph332

Performing Statistical Calculations In A Program334

Performing Distribution Calculations In A Program335

Using The Test Command To Execute A Command In A Program339

Program Mode Command List345

Casio Scientific Function Calculator Special Commands Text Conversion Table353

Program Library360

Prime Factorization360

Spreadsheet Basics And The Function Menu362

Spreadsheet Mode Restrictions362

Chapter 9 Spreadsheet362

Restrictions On The Use Of Spreadsheet Strips In The Eactivity Mode363

Spreadsheet Screen Function Menu363

Basic Spreadsheet Operations364

Data Entry Function Menu364

To Create A New File364

To Open A File364

Transferring Data Between A Spreadsheet And Csv Files365

To Delete A File365

To Import The Contents Of A Csv File To A Spreadsheet365

To Save Spreadsheet Contents As A Csv File365

Recalculating All Of The Formulas In The Currently Open Spreadsheet366

To Execute Spreadsheet Re-Calculation Manually366

Using The Cell Cursor367

To Select Cells367

Using The Jump Command To Move The Cell Cursor368

To Select A Range Of Cells368

Data (Constants, Text, Formula) Input Basics369

To Overwrite Data Currently In A Cell With New Data369

To Edit Cell Data369

To Move The Cell Cursor While Inputting Data Into A Cell369

Inputting A Constant370

To Input Number Sequence Automatically Based On Function Expression370

Inputting Text Into A Cell371

Inputting A Formula Into A Cell371

Formula Input Example372

Inputting A Cell Reference Name372

To Input A Cell Reference Name Using Direct Input372

Relative And Absolute Cell Reference Names373

To Input The Absolute Cell Reference Name Symbol373

To Input A Cell Reference Name Using The Grab Command373

Specifying Cell Formatting374

To Specify Cell Formatting374

Copying And Pasting Cell Contents375

To Copy And Paste Spreadsheet Data375

Cutting And Pasting Cell Contents375

To Cut And Paste Spreadsheet Data376

Inputting The Same Formula Into A Range Of Cells377

To Input The Same Formula Into A Range Of Cells377

Sorting Constant Data378

Deleting And Inserting Cells378

To Delete An Entire Line Or Column Of Cells378

To Delete The Contents Of All The Cells In A Spreadsheet378

To Insert A Row Or Column Of Blank Cells379

Clearing Cell Contents And Formatting379

To Insert Rows379

To Insert Columns379

Using Special Spreadsheet Mode Commands380

Special Spreadsheet Mode Command List380

Spreadsheet Mode Command Example381

Conditional Formatting382

Conditional Formatting Overview382

Condition Priority Sequence382

Condition Types382

Configuring Conditional Formatting Settings383

To Configure Conditional Formatting Settings383

Type: Expression383

Configuring Settings For Value Of Cell Type Conditions384

Configuring Settings For Expression Type Conditions385

Conditional Formatting Setting Example386

To Delete Conditional Formatting Settings386

Example Of Statistical Graph Operations (Graph Menu)388

To Input Data And Draw A Statistical Graph (Scatter Plot)388

Drawing Statistical Graphs, And Performing Statistical And Regression Calculations388

General Graph Settings Screen Operations389

To Configure Statistical Graph Settings389

Example Of Statistical Calculation Operation (Calc Menu)390

Using The Statistical Calculation Data Range Specification Screen391

To Specify The Data Range For Statistical Calculation391

Graphing Examples Using Color Link393

Spreadsheet Mode Memory395

Saving Spreadsheet Data To A Memory395

Example: To Store Column Data In List Memory396

Recalling Data From Memory To A Spreadsheet396

Example: To Recall Data From A Matrix Memory To A Spreadsheet397

Eactivity Overview398

Chapter 10 Eactivity398

Eactivity Function Menus399

Workspace Screen Function Menu400

Workspace Screen Common Menu Items400

Menu When A Text Line Is Selected400

Eactivity File Operations401

Menu When A Calculation Line Or Stop Line Is Selected401

Menu When A Strip Is Selected401

Inputting And Editing Data403

Cursor Movement And Scroll Operations403

Inputting Into A Text Line403

Inputting Characters And Expressions As Text403

Text Line Input And Editing Operations404

Inputting Into A Calculation Line404

To Input A Calculation Formula Into An Eactivity405

Matrix Calculations Using The Matrix Editor406

Vector Calculations Using The Vector Editor406

List Calculations Using The List Editor406

Inserting A Calculation Stop Line406

Highlighting And Changing The Color Of Text407

To Highlight Text407

To Unhighlight Text407

Appending A Memo To A Text Line Or Calculation Line408

To Change The Text Color408

To Append A Memo To A Line409

To Jump To A Line That Has A Memo Appended409

To Edit The Text Of An Existing Memo410

To Remove A Memo410

Inserting An Image (Picture)411

To Insert An Image412

To Select An Image412

Using Strips413

To Add A Boundary Line Around An Image413

To Remove A Boundary Line From Around An Image413

To Delete An Image413

Strip Data Type Table414

To Insert A Strip415

Notes Strips416

To Change The Title Of A Strip417

To Call An Application From A Strip417

To Display The Strip Memory Usage Screen418

To Delete A Line Or Strip418

Saving A File419

To Replace The Existing File With The New Version419

To Save A File Under A New Name419

Displaying The Eactivity Memory Usage Screen420

To Display The Eactivity Memory Usage Screen420

To Return To The File List From The Workspace Screen420

Using The Memory Manager421

Memory Information Screen421

Chapter 11 Memory Manager421

Storage Memory424

Creating A Folder In Storage Memory425

To Create A New Folder425

To Rename A Folder425

Viewing Detailed Information About A File In Storage Memory426

Non G3P/G3B File426

G3P/G3B File426

Selecting Data427

Copying Data428

To Copy From Main Memory To Storage Memory428

To Copy From Storage Memory To Main Memory429

Error Checks During Data Copy429

Low Battery Check429

Available Memory Check429

Other File Operations430

To Delete A File Or Folder430

To Search For A File430

Type Mismatch Error Check430

Backing Up Main Memory Data431

To Back Up Main Memory Data431

To Restore Backup Data To The Main Memory432

Optimizing Storage Memory433

Using The System Manager434

Chapter 12 System Manager434

System Settings434

Power Properties Settings435

To Specify The Auto Power Off Trigger Time435

To Specify The Backlight Duration435

System Language Setting436

To Select The Message Language436

To Select The Menu Language436

Version List437

To Display Version Information437

Function Key Functions438

Battery Settings439

To Change The Battery Type439

To Register Or Edit A User Name And Organization440

To Delete The User Name And Organization Name441

Configuring the Receiver's Wakeup Feature442

To Configure the Receiver's Wakeup Feature442

Chapter 13 Data Communication442

Capture Set Mode443

Select Connection Mode Screen443

Minimum Computer System Requirements444

To Establish A Connection Between The Calculator And A Computer444

Performing Data Communication Between The Calculator And A Personal Computer444

To Terminate The Connection Between The Calculator And A Computer445

Transferring Data Between The Calculator And A Personal Computer446

Main Memory Data During A Usb Connection446

Main Memory Data Updating Upon Termination Of A Usb Connection447

To Transfer Data Between The Calculator And A Computer448

To Use Your Computer To Edit A Program Created On The Calculator449

Installing Add-In Files449

To Install An Add-In File449

Usb Connection Precautions450

Performing Data Communication Between Two Calculators451

Connecting Two Calculators451

Performing A Data Transfer Operation452

To Send Selected Data Items452

To Execute A Send Operation453

Data Communication Precautions454

Exchanging Data With Another Model Calculator454

Transferring Data From This Calculator To An Older Calculator Model454

Transferring Data From An Older Calculator Model To This Calculator456

Connecting The Calculator To A Projector457

Connectable Projectors457

To Project Calculator Screen Contents From A Projector457

Precautions When Connecting457

Geometry Mode Overview458

Geometry Mode Menus458

Menu Operations In This Chapter458

Chapter 14 Geometry458

Menu Reference459

Using The Pointer462

Using Key Help462

To Move The Pointer462

To Make The Pointer Jump To A Particular Location462

Managing Geometry Mode Files463

To Save A File Under A Different Name464

Displaying A Geometry Mode Screen Background Image465

To Open A G3P File In The Geometry Mode465

To Save Current Screen Contents As An Image In Picture Memory466

To Save Current Screen Contents Under A File Name466

Key Functions467

Drawing And Editing Objects468

Using The Draw Menu468

To Plot A Point468

To Add A Labeled Point To An Existing Line469

To Draw A Line Segment469

To Draw An Infinite Line470

To Draw A Ray470

To Draw A Vector470

To Draw A Circle471

To Draw An Arc471

To Draw A Semi Circle472

To Draw A Triangle472

To Draw An Isosceles Triangle473

To Draw A Rectangle Or A Square473

To Draw A Polygon474

To Draw A Regular N-Gon475

To Draw A Function475

Selecting And Deselecting Objects476

To Select A Particular Object476

To Select An Entire Polygon476

To Deselect A Particular Object477

To Select All Objects On The Screen477

To Deselect All Objects On The Screen477

Specifying The Color And Line Type Of A Displayed Object478

To Specifying The Color And Line Type Of A Particular Object479

To Construct A Perpendicular Bisector479

Using The Construct Menu479

To Construct A Perpendicular480

To Construct A Midpoint480

To Construct The Point Of Intersection Of Two Lines481

To Construct An Angle Bisector481

To Construct A Parallel482

To Construct A Tangent482

To Attach An Angle Measurement To A Figure483

Using The Transform Menu483

To Reflect An Object483

To Translate An Object By Specified Values484

To Translate An Object Using An Existing Vector484

To Rotate An Object485

To Dilate An Object485

To Rotate A Figure 180 Degrees On A Specified Point486

Undoing And Redoing An Operation487

To Undo The Last Operation You Performed487

Moving And Deleting An Object487

To Delete An Object489

To Delete All Objects On The Screen489

Hiding And Showing Objects489

Changing The Display Priority Of Objects489

Controlling The Appearance Of The Geometry Window490

Displaying The Axes And Grid490

To Specify The Axis And Grid Settings490

Specifying Angle And Length Display Units491

Configuring View Window Settings492

Using Pan And Scroll To Shift The Display Image492

To Scroll The Screen493

To Zoom Using The Zoom Box493

Using Text And Labels In A Screen Image494

Adjusting The Lightness Of The Background Image494

To Zoom In And Out494

To Zoom The Screen Image To Fit The Window Area494

To Edit Screen Text495

Adding Or Modifying A Label496

To Modify An Existing Label496

To Add A New Label497

Using The Measurement Box498

View The Measurements Of An Object498

Specify The Measurement Of Part Of An Object498

Lock The Measurement Of Part Of An Object498

To View The Measurements Of A Line Segment500

To Display The Area Of A Rectangular Area501

Specifying A Measurement Of An Object502

To Specify The Angle Of A Triangle502

To Specify The Length Of One Side Of A Triangle503

Locking Or Unlocking A Measurement Of An Object504

To Lock Or Unlock A Measurement504

To Lock A Particular Measurement504

To Unlock A Particular Measurement505

To Unlock All Objects On The Screen505

Pasting Measurements Into A Screen Image506

Editing A Measurement Type Tag507

Displaying The Result Of A Calculation That Uses On-Screen508

Calculation Using The Surface Area Of Displayed Figures510

To Perform A Calculation Using The Surface Area Of Displayed Figures510

Specifying The Number Format Of A Measurement512

Working With Animations513

Creating And Running An Animation513

To Add An Animation And Run It513

To Replace The Current Animation With A New One514

To Trace A Locus Of Points514

To Edit An Animation516

Generating An Animation Table519

To Add Columns To The Animation Table519

To Display The Animation Table521

To Save An Animation Table Column To A List521

To Save An Entire Animation Table As Spreadsheet Data521

To Delete A Particular Column From An Animation Table521

Chapter 15 Picture Plot522

Picture Plot Specific Setup Items523

Regression Graph523

T-X Regression Graph523

Picture Plot Function Menus524

File List Screen Function Menu524

Picture Plot Screen Function Menu524

Plot List Function Menu525

Plot Mode Function Menu525

Axtrans Screen Function Menu525

Managing Picture Plot Files526

Starting A Picture Plot Operation526

Picture Plot Settings Saved To Image Files527

Using The Plot Function528

Plotting Points528

To Plot Points On The Screen528

Plotting Points In A G3B File529

To Change The Color Of All The Plots530

Inputting An Expression Of The Form Y531

To Delete All Plots531

Using Regression Graphs531

To Draw A Regression Graph Overlaid On Plots531

Scrolling And Panning A Plot Or Graph Screen532

To Maneuver Between The Picture Plot Screen533

Adjusting The Lightness (Fade I/O) Of An Image533

To Adjust The Lightness (Fade I/O) Of An Image533

Using The Plot List534

Displaying Coordinate Values Of Plots (Plot List)534

To Edit Plot Coordinate Values534

Deleting The Last Plot Data Line535

To Return To The Picture Plot Screen From The Plot List Screen535

Displaying Plots On T-Y Coordinates And T-X Coordinates535

To Configure The Time (T) Value536

To Display Plots On T-Y Coordinates Or T-X Coordinates536

To Switch The Display Mode Of The Left Side537

Common Functions With The Graph Mode539

Error Message Table540

General Calculation Errors540

List, Matrix, And Vector Calculation Errors542

Equation Mode Errors542

Graph, Dyna Graph, Table, Recursion, Conic Graphs Mode Errors543

Statistics Mode Errors544

Program Errors544

Spreadsheet Mode Errors545

Eactivity Mode Errors545

Memory Mode Errors546

Data Communication Errors548

Geometry Mode Errors549

Picture Plot Mode Errors551

Setup Errors551

Input Ranges553

E-Con3 Application555

E-Con3 Overview557

Using The Setup Wizard558

Setup Wizard Parameters558

Using Setup Wizard To Configure Settings For Fft560

Using Setup Wizard To Configure A Photogate Setup561

To Configure A Setup For Photogate Alone561

To Configure A Setup For Photogate And Smart Pulley561

Outputting The Waveform Of A Function Through The Speaker562

To Configure A Setup For Speaker Output562

To Change The Output Frequency And Try Again563

To Change The Output Range Of The Waveform Graph And Try Again563

To Change The Function563

To Exit The Procedure And Return To The E-Con3 Main Menu563

Using Advanced Setup564

Advanced Setup Operations564

To Configure A Data Logger Setup Using Advanced Setup564

Channel Setup565

To Return Setup Parameters To Their Initial Defaults565

To Configure Channel Setup Settings565

Sample Setup567

To Configure Sample Setup Settings567

Trigger Setup569

To Configure The Distance Setting569

To Configure The Fft Graph Setting569

To Configure Trigger Setup Settings570

To Specify The Countdown Start Time571

To Specify Microphone Sensitivity571

To Specify The Trigger Threshold Value And Trigger Edge Type571

To Configure Photogate Trigger Start And End Settings572

To Specify The Trigger Threshold Value And Motion Sensor Level573

To Configure Graph Setup Settings573

Using A Custom Probe575

Configuring A Custom Probe Setup575

To Configure A Custom Probe Setup575

Auto Calibrating A Custom Probe576

If You Are Configuring A New Custom Probe576

If You Are Editing The Configuration Of An Existing Custom Probe576

Zero Adjusting A Custom Probe578

If You Are Editing Configuration Of Existing Custom Probe578

Using The Multimeter Mode579

Using Setup Memory580

Using And Managing Setups In Setup Memory581

To Preview Saved Setup Data581

To Recall A Setup And Use It For Sampling581

To Change The Name Of Setup Data582

To Delete Setup Data582

To Recall Setup Data582

Using Program Converter583

Converting A Setup To A Program583

Converting A Cfx-9850 Series Program To A Fx-9860G Series585

Starting A Sampling Operation586

Before Getting Started586

Using Sample Data Memory589

Managing Sample Data Files589

Using The Graph Analysis Tools To Graph Data591

Accessing Graph Analysis Tools591

Selecting An Analysis Mode And Drawing A Graph592

Graph Analysis Tool Graph Screen Operations595

Graph Screen Key Operations595

Scrolling The Graph Screen596

To Zoom The Graph Screen597

Transforming Sampled Data To List Data598

Using Fourier Series Expansion To Transform A Waveform To Function599

Performing Regression600

To Perform Quadratic Regression601

Overlaying A Y=F(X) Graph On A Sampled Result Graph601

Working With Multiple Graphs602

To Zoom A Particular Graph On A Multi-Graph Display602

To Move A Particular Graph On A Multi-Graph Display603

Outputting A Specific Range Of A Graph From The Speaker604

Configuring View Window Parameters605

Calling E-Con3 Functions From An Eactivity606

Econ Setupwizard Strip606

Econ Advancsetup Strip606

Econ Sampling Strip606

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