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Casio FX-9860GII-L-IH User Manual

Casio FX-9860GII-L-IH User Manual (591 pages)

Casio User's Guide Calculator fx-9860G AU

Brand: Casio | Category: Calculator | Size: 8.47 MB

Table of Contents

Before Using the Calculator for the First Time...
3
Basic Calculations 2
5
Quick-Start
5
To Select the RUN/MAT Mode
6
Turning Power on and off
6
Using Modes
6
Basic Calculations
7
Built-In Functions
7
Parentheses Calculations
7
Replay Feature
8
Converting a Fraction to Its Decimal Equivalent
9
Converting an Improper Fraction to a Mixed Fraction
9
Fraction Calculations
9
Exponents
10
Graph Functions
11
Box Zoom
13
Dual Graph
13
Dynamic Graph
14
Table Function
16
Precautions When Connecting to a Computer
17
Precautions When Using this Product
17
Handling Precautions
18
Table of Contents
20
Function Keys and Menus
24
Getting Acquainted
24
Read this First
24
Command List
25
Graphs
25
Chapter 1 Basic Operation

26
- Keys
  27
  - Key Table
    28
  - Key Markings
    29
- Display
  30
  - Selecting Icons
    30
  - About the Function Menu
    32
  - About Display Screens
    32
  - Next Menu
    32
  - Command Input
    32
  - Normal Display
    33
  - How to Interpret Exponential Format
    33
  - Special Display Formats
    34
  - Calculation Execution Indicator
    34
- Inputting and Editing Calculations
  35
- Option (OPTN) Menu
  51
- Variable Data (VARS) Menu
  53
- Program (PRGM) Menu
  57
- Using the Setup Screen
  58
  - To Change a Mode Setup
    58
  - Setup Screen Function Key Menus
    58
- Using Screen Capture
  63
  - To Capture a Screen Image
    63
  - To Recall a Screen Image from Capture Memory
    63
- When You Keep Having Problems
  64
Chapter 2 Manual Calculations

66
- Arithmetic Calculations
  67
- Basic Calculations
  67
- Special Functions
  73
  - To Assign a Value to a Variable
    73
  - Function Memory
    74
  - To Assign the same Value to more than One Variable
    74
  - To Clear a Variable
    74
  - To Display the Contents of a Variable
    74
  - To Display a List of Available Functions
    75
  - To Recall a Function
    75
  - To Recall a Function as a Variable
    75
  - To Store a Function
    75
  - To Delete a Function
    76
  - To Use Stored Functions
    76
  - Answer Function
    77
  - Performing Continuous Calculations
    77
  - To Use the Contents of the Answer Memory in a Calculation
    77
  - History Function
    78
  - Stacks
    79
  - Display Result Command
    80
  - Using Multistatements
    80
- Specifying the Angle Unit and Display Format
  81
- Function Calculations
  83
- Numerical Calculations
  95
- Complex Number Calculations
  108
- Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Calculations with Integers
  113
- Matrix Calculations
  118
  - Creating a Matrix
    119
  - Inputting and Editing Matrices
    119
  - To Specify the Dimensions (Size) of a Matrix
    119
  - To Input Cell Values
    120
  - Deleting Matrices
    121
  - To Delete a Specific Matrix
    121
  - To Delete All Matrices
    121
  - Matrix Cell Operations
    122
  - Row Calculations
    122
  - To Swap Two Rows
    122
  - To Calculate the Scalar Multiplication of a Row
    123
  - Row Operations
    124
  - To Add Two Rows Together
    124
  - To Delete a Row
    124
  - To Add a Row
    125
  - To Insert a Row
    125
  - Column Operations
    126
  - To Delete a Column
    126
  - To Insert a Column
    126
  - Modifying Matrices Using Matrix Commands
    127
  - To Display the Matrix Commands
    127
  - Matrix Data Input Format
    128
  - To Check the Dimensions of a Matrix
    129
  - To Input an Identity Matrix
    129
  - To Assign Values to and Recall Values from an Existing Matrix
    130
  - To Assign the Contents of a Matrix Column to a List
    132
  - Matrix Arithmetic Operations
    134
  - Determinant
    135
  - Matrix Transposition
    135
  - Matrix Inversion
    136
  - Squaring a Matrix
    136
  - Raising a Matrix to a Power
    137
  - Performing Matrix Calculations Using Natural Input
    138
Chapter 3 List Function

140
Chapter 4 Equation Calculations

163
- Simultaneous Linear Equations 4
  163
- Simultaneous Linear Equations
  164
- Quadratic and Cubic Equations
  166
- Solve Calculations
  168
  - Error During Calculation
    170
  - Error During Coefficient Value Input
    170
- What to Do When an Error Occurs
  170
Chapter 5 Graphing

171
- Sample Graphs 5
  171
- Sample Graphs
  172
- Controlling What Appears on a Graph Screen
  180
  - To Make V-Window Settings
    180
  - V-Window (View Window) Settings
    180
  - V-Window Setting Precautions
    181
  - Initializing and Standardizing the V-Window
    182
  - To Initialize the V-Window in Accordance with an Angle Unit
    182
  - To Standardize the V-Window
    182
  - To Recall V-Window Memory Settings
    183
  - To Store V-Window Settings
    183
  - Specifying the Graph Range
    184
  - Factor Zoom
    188
- Drawing a Graph
  190
  - Specifying the Graph Type
    190
  - Storing Graph Functions
    190
  - To Store a Parametric Function
    191
  - To Store a Polar Coordinate Function
    191
  - To Create a Composite Function
    192
  - To Store an Inequality
    192
  - To Assign Values to the Coefficients and Variables of a Graph Function
    193
  - Editing and Deleting Functions
    195
  - To Change the Line Style of a Graph Function
    195
  - To Edit a Function in Memory
    195
  - To Change the Type of a Function
    196
  - Selecting Functions for Graphing
    197
  - To Specify the Draw/Non-Draw Status of a Graph
    197
  - Graph Memory
    198
  - To Recall a Graph Function
    198
  - To Store Graph Functions in Graph Memory
    198
- Storing a Graph in Picture Memory
  199
- Drawing Two Graphs on the same Screen
  200
  - Graphing Two Different Functions
    202
  - Using Zoom to Enlarge the Sub-Screen
    204
- Manual Graphing
  206
- Using Tables
  214
  - Variable Specifications
    214
  - Generating a Table
    215
  - To Generate a Table Using a List
    215
  - Specifying the Function Type
    216
  - To Generate a Differential Number Table
    216
  - To Edit a Function
    217
  - Editing Tables
    218
  - To Change Variable Values in a Table
    218
  - Copying a Table Column to a List
    221
  - To Copy a Table to a List
    221
  - Drawing a Graph from a Number Table
    222
  - Specifying a Range for Number Table Generation
    224
  - Simultaneously Displaying a Number Table and Graph
    226
  - Using Graph-Table Linking
    228
- Dynamic Graphing
  230
- Graphing a Recursion Formula
  238
- WEB Graph (Convergence, Divergence)
  244
- Changing the Appearance of a Graph
  248
  - Inserting Comments
    250
  - Freehand Drawing
    252
  - Changing the Graph Background
    254
- Function Analysis
  256
Chapter 6 Statistical Graphs and Calculations

278
- Before Performing Statistical Calculations 6
  278
- Before Performing Statistical Calculations
  279
  - Inputting Data into Lists
    279
  - Changing Graph Parameters
    280
  - Frequency
    280
  - General Graph Settings
    280
  - Graph Type
    280
  - Graph Type (Graph Type Specification)
    281
  - Mark Type
    281
  - To Display the General Graph Settings Screen
    281
  - Graph Draw/Non-Draw Status
    282
- Calculating and Graphing Single-Variable Statistical Data
  283
- Calculating and Graphing Paired-Variable Statistical Data
  287
  - Drawing a Regression Graph
    289
  - Displaying Regression Calculation Results
    291
  - Graphing Statistical Calculation Results
    291
  - Selecting the Regression Type
    291
  - Linear Regression Graph
    292
  - Med-Med Graph
    292
  - Cubic Regression
    293
  - Quadratic Regression
    293
  - Quadratic/Cubic/Quartic Regression Graph
    293
  - Quartic Regression
    293
  - Exponential Regression Graph
    294
  - Logarithmic Regression Graph
    294
  - Power Regression Graph
    295
  - Sinusoidal Regression Graph
    295
  - Logistic Regression Graph
    296
  - Residual Calculation
    296
  - Copying a Regression Graph Formula to the GRAPH Mode
    297
  - Displaying the Calculation Results of a Drawn Paired-Variable Graph
    297
  - Multiple Graphs
    298
  - Overlaying a Function Graph on a Statistical Graph
    299
- Performing Statistical Calculations
  301
- Tests
  311
  - Test Common Functions
    312
  - Calculation Result Output Example
    314
  - ANOVA (Two-Way)
    334
- Confidence Interval
  336
  - General Confidence Interval Precautions
    337
  - Z Interval
    338
  - 1-Prop Z Interval
    341
- Distribution
  347
  - Common Distribution Functions
    348
  - Normal Distribution
    349
  - Normal Probability Density
    349
  - Normal Distribution Probability
    350
  - Inverse Cumulative Normal Distribution
    351
  - Student-T Distribution
    353
  - Student-T Probability Density
    353
  - Student-T Distribution Probability
    354
  - Probability Density
    355
  - Distribution Probability
    357
  - Binomial Distribution
    362
  - Binomial Probability
    362
  - Binomial Cumulative Density
    363
  - Poisson Distribution
    365
  - Poisson Probability
    365
  - Poisson Cumulative Density
    366
  - Geometric Distribution
    367
  - Geometric Probability
    367
  - Geometric Cumulative Density
    368
Chapter 7 Financial Calculation (TVM)

369
- Before Performing Financial Calculations 7
  369
- Before Performing Financial Calculations
  370
  - Setup Items
    370
  - Graphing in the TVM Mode
    371
- Simple Interest
  372
- Compound Interest
  374
- Cash Flow (Investment Appraisal)
  378
- Amortization
  381
- Converting between Nominal Interest Rate/ Effective Interest Rate
  382
- Interest Rate Conversion
  384
- Cost, Selling Price, Margin
  385
- Day/Date Calculations
  386
- 360-Day Date Mode Calculations
  387
Chapter 8 Programming

388
- Basic Programming Steps 8
  388
- Basic Programming Steps
  389
- PRGM Mode Function Keys
  
  391
  - When You Are Registering a File Name
    391
  - When You Are Inputting a Program
    391
  - Editing Program Contents
    393
    
    Debugging a Program
    393
    
    To Eliminate Bugs that Cause Error Messages
    393
    
    To Eliminate Bugs that Cause Bad Results
    393
    
    Using an Existing Program to Create a New Program
    394
    
    Searching for Data Inside a Program
    396
  - File Management
    397
    
    Searching for a File
    397
    
    To Find a File Using Initial Character Search
    397
    
    Editing a File Name
    398
    
    Deleting a Program
    398
    
    To Delete a Specific Program
    398
    
    To Delete All Programs
    399
    
    Registering a Password
    399
    
    Recalling a Password Protected Program
    400
  - Command Reference
    401
    
    Command Index
    401
    
    Basic Operation Commands
    402
    
    Output Command
    403
    
    Multi-Statement Command
    403
    
    Carriage Return
    403
    
    Comment Text Delimiter
    403
    
    Program Commands (COM)
    404
    
    Prog
    407
    
    Return
    408
    
    Stop
    408
    
    Jump Commands (JUMP)
    409
    
    Dsz
    409
    
    Isz
    411
    
    Clear Commands (CLR)
    412
    
    Clrgraph
    412
    
    Clrlist
    412
    
    Clrmat
    412
    
    Display Commands (DISP)
    413
    
    Drawstat
    414
    
    Drawweb
    414
    
    Input/Output Commands (I/O)
    415
    
    Locate
    416
  - Using Calculator Functions in Programs
    419
    
    Text Display
    419
    
    Using Matrix Row Operations in a Program
    419
    
    To Swap the Contents of Two Rows (Swap)
    419
    
    To Calculate a Scalar Multiplication
    420
    
    To Add Two Rows
    421
    
    Using Graph Functions in a Program
    421
    
    Syntax of Other Graphing Functions
    422
    
    Using Dynamic Graph Functions in a Program
    423
    
    Using Table & Graph Functions in a Program
    424
    
    Using Recursion Table & Graph Functions in a Program
    425
    
    Using List Sort Functions in a Program
    426
    
    Using Solve Calculation Function in a Program
    427
    
    Using Statistical Calculations and Graphs in a Program
    427
    
    To Set Conditions and Draw a Statistical Graph
    427
    
    Paired-Variable Statistical Calculation
    430
    
    Regression Statistical Calculation
    430
    
    Sinusoidal Regression Statistical Calculation
    430
    
    Logistic Regression Statistical Calculation
    430
- PRGM Mode Command List
  
  431
  - Program Library
    434
    
    Prime Factorization
    434
    
    Arithmetic-Geometric Sequence Differentiation
    436
    
    Interior Angles and Surface Area of a Triangle
    442
Chapter 9 Spreadsheet

444
- Spreadsheet Overview 9
  444
- SHT Mode
  445
- Spreadsheet Overview
  445
  - Spreadsheet Screen Configuration
    445
  - SHT Mode Function Menu
    446
- File Operations and Re-Calculation
  449
  - Spreadsheet File Operations
    449
  - To Create a New File
    449
  - To Delete a File
    450
  - To Open a File
    450
  - About Auto Save
    451
  - Recalculating a Formula
    451
  - To Re-Execute All of the Formulas in a Spreadsheet
    451
  - To Save a File under a New Name (Save As)
    451
- Basic Spreadsheet Screen Operations
  452
  - Cell Cursor
    452
  - Moving the Cell Cursor
    452
  - To Move the Cell Cursor Using the Cursor Key
    452
  - Selecting Cells
    453
  - Specifying Cell Cursor Movement When Inputting Cell Data
    453
  - To Move the Cell Cursor Using the JUMP Command
    453
  - To Select a Single Cell
    453
  - To Select All of the Cells in a Spreadsheet
    454
  - To Select an Entire Column
    454
  - To Select an Entire Line
    454
  - To Select a Range of Cells
    455
  - Basic Cell Data Input
    456
- Inputting and Editing Cell Data
  456
  - To Edit the Current Contents of a Cell
    457
  - To Replace a Cell’s Current Contents with New Input
    457
  - Inputting a Formula
    458
  - Formula Input Example
    459
  - To Input Formulas
    459
  - Absolute Cell References
    460
  - Relative Cell References
    460
  - Using Cell References
    460
  - Referencing a Particular Cell
    461
  - Referencing a Range of Cells
    462
  - Inputting the Absolute Reference Symbol
    464
  - Inputting a Constant
    465
  - Generating a Numeric Sequence in a Spreadsheet
    466
  - Inputting Text
    466
  - To Generate a Numeric Sequence in a Spreadsheet
    466
  - Filling a Range of Cells with the same Content
    468
  - How Cut and Paste Affects Cell References
    470
  - Copy and Paste
    472
  - Deleting and Inserting Cells
    474
  - Sorting Spreadsheet Data
    474
  - To Delete the Contents of All the Cells in a Spreadsheet
    475
  - Clearing Cell Contents
    476
  - To Insert Lines or Columns of Blank Cells
    476
- SHT Mode Commands
  
  477
  - SHT Mode Command Reference
    478
  - Cellmax
    479
  - Cellmean
    479
  - Cellmedian
    479
  - Cellsum
    480
  - Cellprod
    480
  - Statistical Graphs
    481
    
    Using the Graph Menu
    481
    
    Configuring Graph Parameter Settings
    482
    
    Graphing Statistical Data
    483
    
    Configuring Range Settings for Graph Data Cells
    485
    
    Configuring the Frequency Setting
    486
  - Using the CALC Function
    487
    
    Displaying the CALC Submenu
    487
    
    Configuring Statistical Calculation Data Settings
    488
    
    Executing a Statistical Calculation
    489
    
    Using Memory in the S/SHT Mode
    491
    
    Saving Spreadsheet Data
    491
    
    Assigning Spreadsheet Data to a Variable
    491
    
    To Assign the Contents of a Cell to a Variable
    491
    
    Saving Spreadsheet Data to List Memory
    492
- Using Memory in the SSHT Mode
  
  492
Chapter 10 Eactivity

497
- Eactivity Overview
  497
  - ACT Mode
    497
  - File List Function Menu
    497
  - Workspace Screen Function Menu
    498
  - Text Line Function Menu
    499
  - Math Line and Stop Line Function Menu
    500
  - Strip Function Menu
    501
  - Basic Eactivity File Operations
    501
- Working with Eactivity Files
  505
  - Eactivity File Operations
    505
  - To Search for a File
    507
- Inputting and Editing Eactivity File Data
  508
  - Navigating Around the Eactivity Workspace Screen
    509
  - To Scroll the Eactivity Workspace Screen Vertically
    509
  - To Jump to Top or the Bottom of the Eactivity Workspace Screen
    509
  - To Input into a Text Line
    509
  - To Change the Current Line into a Text Line
    510
  - To Insert a Text Line
    510
  - Using Math Lines
    511
  - Inputting and Editing Text Line Contents
    511
  - To Input a Calculation Formula into an Eactivity
    512
  - To Change the Current Line into a Math Line
    512
  - Using Stop Lines
    513
  - Inputting and Editing Math Line Contents
    513
  - To Insert a Math Line
    513
  - Stop Line Example
    514
  - Inserting a Strip
    515
  - To Insert a Strip
    516
  - To Change the Title of a Strip
    518
  - To Call up an Application from a Strip
    519
  - Practical Strip Examples
    520
  - Graph Strip Example
    520
  - To Create a Graph Strip
    520
  - Table Editor Strip Example
    522
  - To Create a Table Editor Strip
    522
  - Using Copy and Paste to Draw a Graph
    523
  - To Use Copy and Paste to Draw a Graph
    524
  - Using Notes
    525
  - Notes Screen Function Menu
    525
  - Input and Edit Text
    525
  - Copy and Paste Text
    525
  - Deleting an Eactivity Line or Strip
    526
  - To Delete a Line or Strip
    526
  - Saving an Eactivity File
    527
  - To Replace the Existing File with the New Version
    527
- Using Matrix Editor and List Editor
  528
- Eactivity File Memory Usage Screen
  530
  - To Display the Eactivity Memory Usage Screen
    530
  - To Display the Strip Memory Usage Screen
    530
Chapter 11 System Settings Menu

531
- Using the System Settings Menu
  532
- System Settings
  533
  - Contrast Adjustment
    533
  - APO Settings
    533
  - System Language Setting
    534
- Version List
  535
  - To Display Version Information
    535
  - To Register a User Name
    536
- Reset
  537
Chapter 12 Data Communications

539
- Connecting Two Units
  540
- Connecting the Unit to a Personal Computer
  541
- Performing a Data Communication Operation
  542
  - Performing a Data Transfer Operation
    543
  - Receiving Unit
    543
  - Sending Unit
    543
  - To Send Selected Data Items
    544
  - To Execute a Send Operation
    545
  - Specifying the Cable Type
    546
  - Configuring the Receiver’s Wakeup Feature
    546
- Data Communications Precautions
  547
- Exchanging Data with Another Model Calculator
  549
- Image Transfer
  550
- Add-Ins
  553
  - Add-In Application
    553
  - Built-In Application Upgrade
    553
  - On-Screen Message Language Data
    553
- MEMORY Mode
  
  554
  - Memory Information Screen
    555
  - Main Memory
    556
  - Storage Memory
    557
  - Creating a Folder in Storage Memory
    558
  - To Rename a Folder
    559
  - Selecting Data
    559
  - Copying Data
    561
  - Error Checks During Data Copy
    562
  - Low Battery Check
    562
  - Available Memory Check
    562
  - Overwrite Check
    562
  - Deleting Files
    564
  - To Delete a Main Memory File
    564
  - To Delete a Storage Memory File
    564
  - To Search for a File in the Main Memory
    565
  - To Search for a File in the Storage Memory
    566
  - Backing up Main Memory Data
    567
  - To Restore Backup Data to the Main Memory
    568
  - Optimizing the Storage Memory
    570
Appendix

571
- Error Message Table
  571
- Error Message Table
  572
- Input Ranges
  576
- Specifications
  579
- Key Index
  581
- P Button (in Case of Hang Up)
  584
- Power Supply
  585

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