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CASIO CFX-9800G Owner's Manual (207 pages)
Color Power Graphic
Brand:
CASIO
| Category:
Calculator
| Size: 11.19 MB
Table of Contents
About the Color Display
2
Dynamic Graph Display
3
Table and Graph Display
3
Adjusting the Color Contrast
3
Switching Power on and off
3
To Display the Adjustment Screen
4
To Adjust the Contrast
4
To Adjust the Color Tint
4
Using Modes
5
To Select the Comp Mode
5
To Enter the Graph Mode
5
Basic Calculations
6
Built-In Functions
6
Replay Features
7
Fraction Calculations
7
Converting a Mixed Fraction to an Improper Fraction
7
Converting a Fraction to Its Decimal Equivalent
8
Exponents
8
Graph Functions
9
Specifying the Graph Type
9
Trace Function
9
Built-In Function Graphing
9
Scroll Function
10
Zoom Function
10
Box Zoom Function
10
Polynomial Function Graphs
11
To Specify the Graph Type
11
To Specify the Range Parameters
11
To Draw the Graph
12
Polar Coordinate Graph
12
Trigonometric Function Graph Using Polar Coordinates
13
To Specify the Unit of Angular Unit
13
Inequality Graph
14
Integration Graph
15
Storing Functions in Memory and Drawing Graphs from Memory
16
To Store the Graph into Memory
16
To Draw a Graph Stored in Memory
16
Dynamic Graph
17
To Set up for Dynamic Graphing
17
To Draw the Dynamic Graph
18
Table of Contents
19
Handling Precautions
23
Getting Acquainted
24
Keys and Their Functions
25
The Keyboard
25
Key Operations
25
Modes
28
Set up Displays
28
Set up Display Function Key Menus
29
About Display Colors
31
About Function Key Icons
31
Default Unit of Angular Measurement
32
About the DISP Menu
32
To Specify the Number of Decimal Places
32
To Specify the Number of Significant Digits
32
To Specify the Engineering Mode
33
Color Contrast Adjustment
33
Using the Clear Menu
34
Inputting Calculations
34
Editing Calculations
34
Answer Function
35
Using Multistatements
35
Multiplication Operations Without a Multiplication Sign
36
Performing Continuous Calculations
36
Using the Replay Function
36
Built-In Scientific Functions
37
Value Memories
38
To Assign a Value to a Value Memories
38
To Display the Contents of a Value Memory
38
To Clear a Value Memory
38
Increasing the Number of Value Memories
39
About Memory Names
39
Using the Function Memory
39
Variable Data (VAR) Menu
40
To Recall Graph Range Data
41
To Recall a Graphic Function
41
To Recall Zoom Factor Data
41
To Recall Statistical Data
41
To Recall Equation Coefficient and Solution Data
42
To Recall Linear Equation Coefficient Data
42
To Recall Linear Equation Solution Data
42
To Recall Quadratic and Cubic Equation Solution Data
42
To Recall Quadratic and Cubic Equation Coefficient Data
43
To Recall Function/Recursion Table Range Data
43
To Recall Function/Recursion Table Content Data
43
To Recall Table and Graph Table Range and Table Content Data
43
To Recall the Table List Area Contents and Table Contents of a Function
44
Using the Base Mode
44
To Enter the Base Mode
45
To Convert a Displayed Value from One Number System to Another
45
To Input Values of Mixed Number Systems, to Input Logical Operations
45
To Set in the Default BASE Mode Number System
45
Graphic and Text Displays
46
Calculation Priority Sequence
46
Stacks
47
Input Capacity
47
Value Input and Output Limitations
47
Overflow and Errors
47
Exponential Display
48
Calculation Execution Display
48
When Errors Keep Occurring
48
Manual Calculations
49
Arithmetic Calculations
50
Calculations Using Parentheses
50
Units of Angular Measurement
51
Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Function
51
Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
51
Hyperbolic and Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
52
Other Functions
52
Coordinate Conversion
53
Permutation and Combination
53
Fractions
54
Engineering Symbol Calculations
54
Number of Decimal Places, Number of Significant Digits, Display Format
55
Calculations Using Memory
55
Conversions
56
Negative Values
56
Logical Operations
56
Arithmetic Operations
56
Differential, Integration and Sum Calculations
57
How the Unit Calculates Differentials
58
To Perform a Differential Calculation
58
Applications of Differential Calculations
59
How the Unit Calculates Integrations
59
To Perform an Integration Calculation
60
Application of Integration Calculation
60
Sum Calculations
61
Complex Numbers
62
Before Beginning a Complex Number Calculation
63
Performing Complex Number Calculations
63
Reciprocals, Square Roots, Squares
63
Absolute Value and Argument
63
Conjugate Complex Numbers
64
Extraction of Real and Imaginary Number Parts
64
Complex Number Calculation Precautions
64
Statistical Calculations
65
Single-Variable Statistical Calculations
66
To Enter the Standard Deviation Mode Without Data Storage
66
To Enter the Standard Deviation Mode with Data Storage
67
Performing Single-Variable Calculations
68
Paired-Variable Statistical Calculations
69
To Enter the Regression Mode Without Data Storage
69
Linear Regresson
70
Logarithmic Regression
70
Power Regression
71
To Enter the Regression Mode with Data Storage
71
Performing Paired-Variable Calculations
72
Examples of Statistical Calculations
72
Using the Matrix Mode
76
Before Performing Matrix Calculations
77
Entering the Matrix Mode
77
Matrix List
77
Matrix Input
77
Deleting Matrices
79
Modifying a Matrix
79
Before Modifying a Matrix
79
Row Operations
80
Modifying the Contents of a Matrix
81
Deleting, Inserting and Adding Rows
81
Deleting, Inserting and Adding Columns
83
Matrix Calculations
84
Calculating a Scalar Product
85
Determinants
86
Transposing a Matrix
86
Inverting a Matrix
87
Squaring a Matrix
87
Matrix Operation Precautions
88
Equation Calculations
88
Before Beginning an Equation Calculation
89
Entering an Equation Calculation Mode
89
Clearing Equation Memories
89
Entering the Linear Equation Mode for Two to Six Unknowns
89
Solving a Linear Equation with Three Unknowns
90
Changing Coefficients
90
Clearing All the Coefficients
91
Quadratic and Cubic Equations
91
Entering the Quadratic/Cubic Equation Mode
91
Solving a Quadratic or Cubic Equation
91
Quadratic Equations that Produce Multiple Root (1 or 2) Solutions or Imaginary Number Solutions
92
Graphing
93
About the Graphing Function
94
Specifying the Range of a Graph
94
Initializing the Range Parameter Display Settings
96
Rectangular Coordinate Graphs
96
Graphing Built-In Scientific Functions
96
Overdrawing Built-In Function Graphs
97
Overdrawing Manually Input Graphs
97
Graphing Manually Entered Functions
97
Polar Coordinate Graphs
98
Parametric Graphs
99
Inequality Graphs
100
Overdrawing Inequality Graphs
101
Integration Graphs
101
Probability Distribution Graphs
102
Single-Variable Statistical Graphs
103
Paired-Variable Statistical Graphs
105
Storing Functions in Memory
106
Accessing the Graph Function Memory
106
Editing Graph Functions in Memory
108
Specifying the Graphs to be Drawn
108
Drawing Graphs from Memory
108
Function Linking
109
Graph Solve
110
Displaying the Graph Solve Menu
110
Determining Roots
111
Determining Maximums and Minimums
112
Determining Y-Intercepts
112
Determining Points of Intersection for Two Graphs
112
Determining a Coordinate
113
Determining the Derivative for a Given Point
114
Setting the Type of Graphing Method (G-Type)
115
To Determine the Values of Points of Intersection
115
To Move the Trace between Two Graphs
116
Scrolling Graphs
117
Notes on Using the Trace Function
117
Plot Function
118
To Plot Points in the Graph or Table Mode
119
Line Function
120
Graph Scroll Function
121
Zoom Function, before Using Zoom
122
Using the Factor Zoom Function to Enlarge and Reduce the Entire Graph
123
Auto Range
126
Graph Adjust
127
Coordinate Rounding
128
Using the Overwrite Function
128
Some Graphing Examples
129
Dual Graph
130
Before Using Dual Graph
131
Specifying the Left and Right Display Range Parameters
131
Drawing a Graph in the Active Screen
132
Displaying a Graph in the Inactive Screen
133
Switching the Contents of the Active and Inactive Screens
134
Drawing Different Graphs on the Active Screen and Inactive Screen
134
Graph Functions with Dual Graph
135
Dynamic Graphing
137
Before Using the Dynamic Graph Mode
138
Inputting a New Equation
138
Editing a Function
139
Deleting a Function
139
Drawing a Dynamic Graph
140
10-Time Continuous Drawing
141
Continuous Drawing
142
Stop and Go Drawing
143
Overwriting
143
Table and Graph Mode
145
Entering the Table and Graph Mode
146
Generating a Table and Drawing a Graph for a Function
146
Drawing a Graph Using Table Data
153
Before Drawing a Graph
153
Using the Table and Graph Mode with a Recursion Formula
154
Editing Table Data
156
Specifying the Y-Axis and X-Axis for the Graph
157
Program/File Editer Mode
158
Before Using the Program/File Editor Mode
159
Using the Program Mode
159
Selecting a Program Area
160
Checking How Much Memory Is Used by a Program
160
Inputting a Program
160
Executing a Program Stored in Memory
160
Deleting Programs
161
Error Messages
162
Counting the Number of Bytes
162
Using the File Editor Mode
162
Password Protection
163
Inputting Data into a File
164
Inputting Upper-Case and Lower-Case Alpha Characters
164
Inputting Program Commands
164
Executing a Program
165
Checking the Memory Used by a Program
166
Searching for Files
166
Searching for Data in a File
167
Editing File Data
168
Displaying the Program Function Menu
169
About the Newline Function
169
Displaying the Jump Command Menu
169
Displaying the Relational Operator Menu
170
Using Jump Command
170
About Unconditional Jumps
170
Displaying the Punctuation Symbol Menu
170
About Conditional Jumps
171
About Count Jumps
171
Using Subroutines
172
Subroutines Save Memory
172
Using Array Memory
172
Array Memories to Simplify Programming
173
Cautions When Using Array Memories
173
Sample Programs that Use Array Memory
173
Displaying Text Messages
174
Using Matrices in Programs
175
Using the Graph Function in Programs
176
Data Communications
177
Connecting Two CFX-9800 Units
178
Connecting the CFX-9800G to a Casio Label Printer
178
Before Starting Data Communications
179
Entering the Link Mode
179
Setting Communications Parameters
180
Using All, Range and Factor
181
Using Program, Function Mem, Matrix and Graph Function
182
Using Editor
183
Using Statistics, Variable Mem, Table and Equation
185
Using Dynamic Graph
187
Using Back up to Send All Mode Settings and Memory Data
188
Screen Copy Function
189
Data Communications Precautions
190
Appendix
190
Power Supply
191
When to Replace Batteries
191
Replacing Batteries
191
About the Auto Power off Function
192
To Rest the Calculator
192
Function Reference
193
Program Calculations
196
Error Message Table
197
Input Ranges
198
Specifications
200
Index
202
Key Index
205
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Casio CFX-9800G Owner's Manual (206 pages)
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Casio CFX-9800G User Manual (85 pages)
graphic scientific calculator
Brand:
Casio
| Category:
Calculator
| Size: 0.84 MB
Table of Contents
Handling Precautions
3
Table of Contents
4
Manual Conventions
7
Chapter 1: Getting Ready
8
Unpacking
9
Probes
9
CASIO Data Analyzer Overview
10
Sample Data
10
Probes
10
Channels
10
Data Analyzer and the CFX-9850G/CFX-9800G
10
Command and Programs
11
Conversion Equations and Post-Processing
11
Data Filtering
12
Keyboard
12
Data Analyzer Unit
12
Key Functions
13
Reading the Display
15
Display Panel
15
Display Screen Areas
15
Out-Of-Range Samples
16
Power Supply
17
Batteries
17
Battery Replacement Interval
18
Auto Power off
18
Optional AC Adaptor
18
Connecting the Data Analyzer to a Calculator
20
Connecting a Probe
20
About Input Channels
20
Analog Input Channels
21
Ultrasonic Input Channel
21
Digital Input/Output Channel
21
Chapter 2: Modes
22
Command Conventions and Formats
23
Initial Settings
24
Programming
25
Sending Commands from a Calculator to the Data Analyzer
26
Sending List Data with the CFX-9850G "Send
26
Send(List) Examples
27
Sending Matrix Data with the CFX-9800G LINK Mode
27
Matrix Data Example
28
Transferring Sampled Data to a Calculator
29
Transferring Data to the CFX-9850G
29
Post-Processing off
29
Post-Processing on
29
Sample Program Using Receive(Variable)
30
Sample Operation Using Receive(List)
31
Fetching Data Using Receive(Matrix)
31
Sample Operation Using Receive(Matrix)
31
Using Receive(List) to Fetch Sampled Data and
31
Sample Operation Using Receive(List) to
32
Using Receive(List) to Fetch Statistical Post-Processed Data
33
Using Receive
34
Transferring Data to the CFX-9800G
34
Example CFX-9800G Operation Following Data Transfer
35
Command Reference
35
Command 0 - All Clear
35
Command 1 - CHANNEL SETUP
36
Command 2 - DATA TYPE and DISPLAY SETUP
42
Command 3 - SAMPLE and TRIGGER SETUP
44
Command 4 - CONVERSION EQUATION SETUP
49
Command 5 - DATA RANGE SETUP
51
Command 6 - MULTIMETER MODE SETUP
53
Command 7 - REQUEST STATUS
55
Command 8 - SAMPLING START
55
Command 9 - PROBE CALIBRATE
56
Multimeter Mode
60
Internal Mode
60
Communications Mode
62
Chapter 3: Commands and Programming
22
Appendix A: Technical Reference
67
Error Messages
68
Probes
68
Light Probe
68
Light Probe Specifications
68
Temperature Probe
69
Temperature Probe Specifications
69
Voltage Probe
69
Voltage Probe Specifications
69
Probe Precautions
70
Auto-ID Probe
70
This Appendix Provides Information on the Error Messages that Appear on
70
Probes
70
Connector Pinouts
71
Conversion Equations
72
Command 4 Type, Form, and Restrictions
72
Other Technical Information
73
Clock-In Line Operation
73
Clock-Out Line Operation
73
Digital Output Buffer
73
Digital Output Buffer Example
73
Period and Frequency Measurement
74
Hard Trigger
75
Soft Trigger
75
Appendix B: Command Tables
76
Command 1 - CHANNEL SETUP
76
Command 3 - SAMPLE and TRIGGER SETUP
76
Command 4 - CONVERSION EQUATION SETUP
76
Command 5 - DATA RANGE SETUP
76
Appendix C: Troubleshooting/Other Information
83
Troubleshooting
83
Error Messages
83
Specifications
84
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Casio CFX-9800G Service Manual & Parts List (31 pages)
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| Category:
Calculator
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
1 Schematic Diagram
3
Main PCB
3
Power Supply and Key Block
4
2 Specifications
5
3 General Guide
6
Modes
6
About Display Colors
7
Color Contrast Adjustment
7
About Low Battery Warning
8
4 Replacing Batteries
8
To Replace the Main Power Supply Batteries
9
To Replace the Memory Back up Battery
10
5 Reset Operation
10
6 Welding Condition for the Ceramic Oscillator
12
(Cstc4.30Mg-Tc)
12
7 Error Message
12
8 Operation Check
14
9 Color Adjustment on Operation Check
16
10 Data Transfer Check
18
11 Data Communications
19
Connecting Two CFX-9800G Units
19
Before Starting Data Communications
19
Setting Communications Parameters
20
Using ALL, Range, and Factor
21
Data Communications Precautions
22
12 Pin Function
23
Cpu (Hd62119A02)
23
Rom (Mb834000Cpf-G-4Ep)
24
Ram (256Ram/3V)
24
13 Troubleshooting
25
14 Disassembly and Exploded View
26
15 Parts List
30
Casio CFX-9800G User Manual (18 pages)
Graphic Scientific Calculator
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Casio
| Category:
Software
| Size: 0.1 MB
Table of Contents
Getting Started
1
Installation: Windows
4
Installation: Macintosh
5
File Transfer
6
Data Editing
10
Screen Capture
14
Program Editor
16
Data Transfer with an Old Model Calculator
17
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