to review the contents of the stack at any time so that you can
always tell what is in the calculator. Always remember, though,
thatit takes four presses of the [ key to return the contents to
their original registers.
Exchanging Xand Y
The B (x exchange y) key exchanges the contents of the X-
and Y-registers without affecting the Z- and T-registers. If you
press
with data intact from the previous example, the num-
bers in the X- and Y-registers will be changed . . .
fllo_"LtB_'S_
. . . to this.
T 400|
T | 4.00
Z
300
Z
3.00
Y
200
Y
1.00
X
1.00
X 200
Similarly, pressing ¥ again will restore the numbers in the
X- z}r}d Y-registers to their original places. This key is used to
position numbers in the stack or simply to view the Y-register.
Clearing the Stack
To clear the displayed X-register only, press [EE§. To clear the
entire automatic memory stack, including the displayed X-
register, press{{i| [STc](clear stack). This replaces all numbers
in the stack with zeros. When you turn the calculator OFF, then
ON, it "*wakes up'' with all zeros in the stack registers.
Although it may be comforting, it is never necessary to clear the
stack or t/}e displayed X-register when starting a new calcu-
lation. This will become obvious when you see how old results
in the stack are automatically lifted by new entries.