Data from Your Calculator
You can import a list, vector, or matrix from your TI, Casio, or HP
graphing calculatorCalculators.tex, and then perform
computations with the data as you can with any other Scientific
Notebook data. This section outlines the general procedure for importing
data from your calculator. Refer to the online Help system for instructions
for importing data from specific types of calculators. The example that
follows uses a data file that was imported from a TI calculator and is
provided with Scientific Notebook. It illustrates several ways to
use imported data.
To import data from your
calculator
- Use the software provided by the manufacturer (e.g., TI-GRAPH LINK
TM for TI-82, TI-83, TI-85, and TI-92 calculators, and Casio
Program Link
TM for Casio models) to import the calculator data
and save the data as a text file.
- Start Scientific Notebook and open the document into which
you want to import the data.
- From the File menu, choose Import Contents.
- Specify the text file name and location.
- In the Files of Type box, specify the type of calculator.
- Choose OK. Scientific Notebook imports the data, which you
can now use as a basis for computations.
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