Texas Instruments TI-95 User Manual page 30

Resetting
Selected
Modes
If you select <NO> in response to the SET NORMAL MODE?
prompt, the status maybe displayedin one of two ways.
> Ifall parameters areat their normalsettings, the
message FUNCTION DONEis displayed.
> Ifany parameters are notat their normal settings, the
calculatordisplaysa series of prompts for only these
parameters thatlets you reset them to their normal
setting. Thelist below showsall possible prompts that
you mightsee.
Function Keys
Prompt Eliick@siniF®3 Fa F6
CLR SYSTEM MODE? YES NO
RESET HEX MODE? YES NO
or RESET OCT MODE? YES NO
or RESETUNFORMAT?, =YES NO
CLR FIX = x MODE? * YES NO
RESET ENG MODE? YES NO
RESET GRAD MODE? YES NO
or RESET RAD MODE? YES NO
CLR HALTON ERR? YES NO
RESET PRT DEV #? YES NO
RESET PRT WIDTH? YES NO
RESET TRACE? YES NO
RESET PARTITION? YES NO
* x represents the fix numberin effect.
If you respondto any promptbyselecting <YES>, that
parameteris resetto its normal setting.
If you respondto a promptbyselecting <NO>, that
parameter remains at the currentsetting.
Mostof these parameters arealso affected when you
change batteries, reset the calculator, or turn the
calculatoroff andon. Referto ''System Parameter
Settings'' in AppendixA for information concerning the
effects of these actions on each parameter.
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