Sharp COMPET CS-363 Series Instruction Manual page 71

(a) Memory instruciton (
El . 8 . El . El )
These instructions are effective as two-step instruction_ Refer to page 14 memory keys
of "KEY IDENTIFICATION".
(b) End instuction (
~
)
Gives the end instruction to the program memory. As two serial END instructions are
regarded as the boundary instruction between No.1 program and No.2 program, two
serial END instructions should be given only at the last step of No.1 program.
~ and ·~ ~
instructions designate the same instruction, "Jump to the first
step (zero step) and stop the execution".
(e) Jump intruetion ( @ ,
0 )
These instructions are effective as two-step instruction. By the instruction of these
keys, jump start or jump stop instruction is designated and by the next instruction, the
jump start or jump stop number is designated.
Refer to page89"D. JUMP FUNCTION".
Note: In the aforesaid (a). Memory instruction and (c). Jump instruction, when the keys
other than []
, ~
,IQJ-[§
, [8]
and
g
are operated for designation of memory
register or jump number, they play identical roles to the following list.
0
';l
[Q]
[8]
~
iZl
@
:;;.
BJ
@
;:. [§J
8
~
~ §]
~
~
0
;:.
§l
0
;:. []
8
;:. §] 6
~
~
El
;:.
§
~
;:.
[8]
~
';l
[§J
However these operations are effective only for programming. It is possible to
designate memory register or jump number by operating the aforesaid function keys
instead of numeral keys.
[Example)
Ell§
=
ElEl
Adds the displayed number,
products, quotient or square
root to No.5 memory.
0 §l
= 0 0 At this time, it may jump to
either
@ @]
or
@
0
r - -- - - - ---- - - - - - ---- -- --- --- - -----,
I ...
- - -08
0~
0[]@[8] @8
~0-
I i .
t
L __________
~-
_____ - _____
-_-_-_-_-~~====
__
J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :
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