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Name
Keys to press
RECV
REGS
REGS?
RESET
RJ
RL
RLC
RM
RMDR
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Translates to "kaufmännische Rundung" in German.
WP 34S Owner's Manual
in modes
RECV
INPUT
¬
REGS
All
n
REGS?
INPUT
¬
RESET
INPUT
¬
RJ
Integer
RL
n
Integer
RLC
n
RM
n
All
INPUT
¬
Remarks (see p. 74 for general information)
(0) Prepares your WP 34S for receiving data via
serial I/O. See SEND... and
(0) Specifies the number of global general purpose
registers wanted. With REGS 100 you get the
default state (R00 – R99), REGS 0 leaves not
even a single such register for use.
(-1) Returns the number of global general purpose
registers allocated (0 ... 100).
If confirmed, executes CLALL and resets all
modes to start-up default, i.e. 24h, 2COMPL,
ALL 0, DBLOFF, DEG, DENANY, DENMAX 0,
D.MY, LinF, LocR 0, LZOFF, PROFRC, RDX.,
REGS 100, SCIOVR, SEPON, SSIZE4,
WSIZE 64, YDOFF and finally DECM. See
these commands for more. Not programmable.
(-1) Right justifies, in analogy to LJ on the HP-16C.
Example: 101100
x =
2 . See LJ.
n
(1) Works like
consecutive RLs / RLCs on the
HP-16C, similar to RLn / RLCn there. For RL,
0 ≤
≤ 63 . For RLC, 0 ≤
n
execute as NOP, but load
(0) Sets floating point rounding mode. This is only
used when converting from the high precision
internal format to packed real numbers. It will not
alter the display nor change the behavior of
ROUND. The following modes are supported:
0: round half even: ½ = 0.5 rounds to next even
1: round half up:
2: round half down: 0.5 rounds down.
3: round up:
4: round down:
5: ceiling:
6: floor:
(2) Returns the remainder of a division. Equals
RMD on the HP-16C but works for real numbers as
well. See p.
56
for examples. Compare MOD.
Edition 3.1
Appendix A
y =
RJ results in
2
≤ 64 . RL 0 / RLC 0
n
L
. See p.
56
number (default).
0.5 rounds up ('business-
man's rounding'
56
).
rounds away from 0.
rounds towards 0 (truncates).
+∞
rounds towards
–∞
rounds towards
Page 98 of 211
for more.
TSON,
1011
and
2
for more.
.
.
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