HP HP-67 Programmable Calculator Manuals

HP HP-67 Programmable Calculator Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for HP HP-67 Programmable Calculator. We have 2 HP HP-67 Programmable Calculator manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Handbook Manual, Manual

HP HP-67 Owner's Handbook Manual

HP HP-67 Owner's Handbook Manual (364 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 88.3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
The HP-67 Pocket Programmable Calculator
12
- Functionkey Index
  12
- The HP-67
  14
- Programming Key Index
  14
Meet the HP-67
19
- Manual Problem Solving
  20
- Running a Prerecorded Program
  21
- Your OWN Program
  28
Part One: Using Your HP-67 Pocket Calculator
29
Section 1: Getting Started
31
- Display
  31
- Keyboard
  31
- Keying in Numbers
  32
  - Negative Numbers
    33
- Clearing
  33
- Functions
  34
  - One-Number Functions
    35
  - Two-Number Functions
    36
- Chain Calculations
  38
- A Word Aboutthe HP-67
  43
Section 2: Display Control
45
- Display Control Keys
  46
- Automatic Display Switching
  51
- Keying in Exponentsof Ten
  52
- Calculator Overflow
  54
- Error Display
  54
- Low Power Display
  55
Section 3: the Automatic Memory Stack
57
- The Stack
  57
- Initial Display
  57
- Manipulating Stack Contents
  58
  - Reviewingthe Stack
    58
  - Exchangingxandy
    59
  - Automatic Stack Review
    60
  - Clearingthe Display
    61
  - The KOY V et
    62
  - One-Number Functions and the Stack
    64
  - Two-Number Functions and the Stack
    64
  - Chain Arithmetic
    66
  - Order of Execution
    70
  - LAST X Ittt
    71
    
    Recovering from Mistakes
    71
    
    Recovering a Number for Calculation
    72
  - Constant Arithmetic
    72
Section 4: Storing and Recalling Numbers
75
- Storage Registers
  75
  - Storing Numbers
    76
  - Recalling Numbers
    76
  - The I-Register
    77
  - Protected Secondary Storage Registers
    78
- Automatic Register Review
  81
- Clearing Storage Registers
  83
- Storage Register Arithmetic
  85
- Storage Register Overflow
  87
Section 5: Function Keys
89
- Number Alteration Keys
  89
  - Absolute Value
    90
  - Integer Portion of a Number
    90
  - Fractional Portion of a Number
    91
- Reciprocals
  91
- Factorials
  92
- Square ROOS
  93
- USING Pi
  93
- Percentages
  94
- Percentof Change
  95
  - Trigonometric Functions
    96
    
    Degrees/Radians Conversions
    96
    
    Functions
    97
    
    Trigonometric Modes
    97
    
    Hours, Minutes, Seconds/Decimal Hours Conversions
    98
    
    Adding and Subtracting Time and Angles
    100
  - Polar/Rectangular Coordinate Conversions
    102
  - Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
    107
    
    Logarithms
    107
    
    Raising Numberstopowers
    108
  - Statistical Functions
    111
    
    Accumulations
    111
    
    Mean
    115
    
    Standard Deviation
    117
    
    Deleting and Correctingdata
    120
  - Vector Arithmetic
    122
Part Two: Programming the HP-67
125
- Section 6: Simple Programming
  127
  - What Isa Program
    128
  - Loading a Prerecorded Program
    128
  - Stopping @ Running Program
    131
  - Looking at Program Memory
    131
  - Keycoes
    133
  - Default Functions
    135
  - Problems
    135
  - Clearinga Program
    136
  - Creating Your Own Program
    137
    
    The Beginning of Aprogram
    137
    
    Endinga Program
    138
    
    The Complete Program
    138
    
    Running a Program
    141
    
    Executing Instructions
    142
    
    Labelsand Step 000
    144
  - Flowcharts
    144
    
    Problems
    148
- Section 7: Program Editing
  151
  - Nonrecordable Operations
    151
  - Pythagorean Theorem Program
    153
- Initializinga Program
  154
- Running the Program
  155
- Resettingto Step 000
  155
- Single-Step Execution of a Program
  156
- Modifying a Program
  158
- Single-Step Viewing Without Execution
  159
- Goingtoa Step Number
  161
- Stepping Backwards through a Program
  162
- Running the Modified Program
  164
- Deleting an Instruction
  165
- Problems
  168
Section 8: Interrupting Your Program
173
- Using
  173
- Pausinginaprogram
  176
  - Pausing to View Qutput
    176
  - Pausing Forlnput
    179
Section 9: Branching
183
- Unconditional Branching and Looping
  183
- Problems
  186
- Conditionals and Conditional Branches
  189
- Problems
  196
Section 10: Subroutines
201
- Routine-Subroutine Usage
  208
- Subroutine Limits
  210
- Problems
  212
Section 11: Controlling the I-Register
217
- Storinga Numberini
  217
- Exchangingxand I
  218
- Incrementing and Decrementing the I-Register
  219
- Problems
  224
Section 12: Using the I-Register for Indirect Control
227
- Indirect Display Control
  229
- Indirect Storeand Recall
  233
- Indirect Incrementing and Decrementing of Storage Registers
  242
- Indirect Control of Branches and Subroutines
  242
- Rapid Reverse Branching
  248
- Problems
  254
Section 13: Flags
259
- Command-Cleared Flags
  260
- Dataentryflag
  264
- Problems
  270
Section 14: Card Reader Operations
275
- Magneticcards
  275
- Program Cards
  276
  - Recording a Programontoacard
    276
  - Reloading a Recorded Program Froma Card
    277
  - Merging Programs
    278
- Protectinga Card
  282
- Markinga Card
  282
- Datacards
  283
  - Recording Dataontoacard
    283
  - Loading Datafromacard
    285
  - Merged Loadingofdata
    290
- Pausingto Readacard
  296
Section 15: the HP-67 and the HP-97: Interchangeable Software
303
- Keycodes
  303
- Print and Automatic Review Functions
  306
- A Word about Programming
  309
Appendix A: Accessories
310
- Standard ACCESSOMNES
  310
- Optional Accessoores
  310
Appendix B: Service and Maintenance
314
- Your Hewlett-Packard Calculator
  314
- Battery Operation
  315
- Recharging and AC Line Operation
  315
- Battery Pack Replacement
  317
- Batterycare
  319
- Magnetic Card Maintenance
  319
- SEIVICE . Ittt E
  320
  - Low Power
    320
  - Blank Display
    320
  - Blurring Display
    321
  - Improper Card Read Operation
    321
- Temperature Range
  322
- Warranty
  322
  - Full One-Yearwarranty
    322
  - Obligation to Make Changes
    322
- Repair Policy
  322
  - Repair Time
    322
  - Shipping Instructions
    322
  - Shipping Charges
    323
  - Further Information
    323
Appendix C: Improper Operations
324
Appendix D: Stack Lift and LAST X
326
- Stack Lift
  326
- LAST X Oo
  327
Appendix E: Calculator Functions and Keycodes
328

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