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2·2
Input Through Cartridge Tape
This can be made in any mode.
Input Procedure by Cartridge
1.
If you wish to clear the entire program step
area, set the mode to Learn and depress the
keys sequentially.
2.
Set to the head step to start the program
loading.
3.
Transfer the program from Cartridge Tape to
the calculator.
(For details, see
I §3. 2-3
P10)
3.
Execution of the Program
3-1
Operation Procedure
1.
Set to Operation mode. Confirm that all the
Sta tus I ndicating Lamps are out.
2.
If there are data
to
be input to the memories
in advance, store these data through Car-
tridge Tape or by manual key operations.
3.
Set the following keys and/or switches as
occasion demands.
key
key
Slide switches for functions
4.
Set the head of a program and begin the
execution.
There are three methods as follows to set the
head of a program, and begin the execution.
a.
Users' program selection by a single
keystroke
with
the
key
locked.
b.
Program selection and execution, using
the
key.
c.
Step setting using the
keY,and
starting calcu lation by depressing the
W
key.
5.
For the repetitions of the program execution,
you can start it by depressing the
key or
entering numerals, according to the program
contents.
3·2 0
ata Input
There are two methods for data input.
The first is input to the memory by use of
Cartridge Tape, the other is input th rough keys
during the "Entry Status".
"E ntry Status"
(1) Halting state before starting the program
execution.
Namely,
1
1)
Resting state of the calculator to which
no operation is given yet,
r
2)
Halting state at the SP (START PR O·
G
RAM) instruction after locki ng of the
i
[s~~~~;J
key
I
3)
Halting state at the SP instruction be-
fore depressing the
keys,
4)
Halting state at the program head after
step setting.
(2) When the program execution halts at ENT
instruction.
Therefore, in the case of a or bin
3·1. 4
(P26)' it
is possible to enter the numerals before depress-
ing the user definable keys or the
~
-;;- keys, respectively. And in the case of c,
before depressing the
key.
3·3
Automatic Printing for the Input Data (Printer
ON)
Entering numerals when the printer is ON, the
numerals just as entered and the symbol
E
are
printed out automatically. When there is no data
entry, it prints nothing.
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