Magnum One/Magnum One (Mid-American Digital) (Disc Manufacturing).iso/d6/tallyho.arc/FC.HLP

Text File | 1990-09-23 | 17KB | 471 lines

Alt-C   Set calculator colors
Alt-P   Print ON/OFF
Alt-R   Recall last number
Alt-S   Set/reset single step
Alt-D   Delete previous statement
        during programming



F1 - CE

Clears the current number in the
calculator display.






F2 - CLR

Clears all calculator operations
and numbers.






F3 - MIN

Copies the displayed number into
the calculator memory. The number
will replace whatever number may
already be in memory.  If the
number is not zero, then the 'M'
indicator will be on indicating
a non-zero number in memory.

F4 - MOUT

Copies the number in calculator
memory on to the calculator
display, replacing whatever
number is currently in the
display.



F5 - M-

Subtract the displayed number
from the number in the calculator
memory.





F6 - M+

Add the displayed number to the
number in the calculator memory.






F7 - MEX

Exchange the number in the display
with the number in the calculator
memory.





F8 - FIX

Set the number of decimal places
to the specified number 0 through
15.





F9 - %

Divide the displayed number by
100.






F10 - + -

Change the sign of the displayed
number.






Shift F1 - X²

Perform and display the square of
the displayed number.






Shift F2 - ²√

Perform and display the square
root of the displayed number.






Shift F3 - Xⁿ

Raise the displayed number to
the prompted for power and display
the result.





Shift F4 - ⁿ√

Calculate and display the Nth root
of the displayed number.






Shift F5 - Σ+

Add the current displayed number
to the list of summation numbers
and update the count of summation
numbers. The symbol Σ will be
displayed whenever there is at
least one number in the list.


Shift F6 - Σ-

Remove a number from the list of
summation numbers. The number is
specified by entering the index
number of the number to be
removed.



Shift F7 - LOG10

Display the base 10 logarithm of
the displayed number.






Shift F8 - LN

Display the natural logarithm of
the displayed number.






Shift F9 - 1/X

Display the reciprocal of the
displayed number






Shift F10 - eⁿ

Display the exponential function
of the displayed number.






Ctrl F1 - AMORT

Amortize a loan and display the
period payment after entering the
principal, the annual interest
rate, the number of periods per
year and the total periods in the
life of the loan. If the print
indicator is on, an amortization
schedule is printed.
Ctrl F2 - Lotto

Asks for a range of numbers and
the count of numbers to be
displayed. This function may take
a while to provide the numbers in
the desired range. There is no
guarantee against duplicates.


Ctrl F3 - PINTR

Display the interest paid in a
specified loan period from the
previous loan amortization.





Ctrl F4 - SUM

Display the sum of all of the
numbers in the summation list.






Ctrl F5 - PPRNC

Display the principal paid in a
specified loan period from the
previous loan amortization.





Ctrl F6 - MEAN

Display the mean average using the
sum and count maintained by the
summation function.





Ctrl F7 - FV

Calculate and display the future
value based on the specified
principal, annual interest rate,
the number of periods compounded
per year, and the total number of
periods.


Ctrl F8 - σ

Calculate and display the standard
deviation for the numbers
accumulated by the summation
function.




Ctrl F9 - PV

Calculate and display the present
value required to obtain the
specified maturity value, using the
specified annual interest rate, the
number of periods compounded per
year, and the total number of
periods.

Ctrl F10 - VIEWΣ

View the list of numbers being
maintained in the summation list.
Each number has a corresponding
index number associated with it.




Alt F1 - END

The End key is used to signal the
end of making a calculator program.






Alt F2 - DSPLY

Program command which displays
a message on the calculator.
After displaying the message the
calculator will wait for any key
to be pressed before continuing.



Alt F3 - IF

Program command which compares
the displayed number with the next
displayed number. The type of com-
parison ( =, <, > ) will be asked
for. If the condition is true the
first statement of the next step
is executed, else the first state-
ment two steps down is executed.
Alt F4 - GET

Program command to display a
specified prompt on the display
to obtain a number input from the
user.




Alt F5 - STOP

Program command to stop execution
of the loaded calculator program.






Alt F6 - GOTO

Program command to execute the
first statement of the step number
specified with the GOTO command.





Alt F9 - RIN

Copy the displayed number into the
specified calculator register, one
of 1 through 10.





Alt F10 - ROUT

Display the number stored in the
specified calculator register, one
of 1 through 10.





Alt F7 - MAKE

Used to start the programming of a
calculator program. The program
will be given a user specified
name to be used for execution.




Alt F8 - RUN

Used to start the execution of a
calculator program. The name of
program to be executed is entered
by the user.




Alt C

Used to change the display colors
of the calculator. There are three
colors used. The number of each is
displayed so that they may be used
with the setup program FCINSTL.



Alt R

Used to recall the last number
displayed in the calculator and
to use that number as input to the
current running process. This key
is not active while the calculator
is active. A different Alt letter
may be set using the setup program
FCINSTL.
Alt P

This turns on/off the printer
interface. When on, numbers and
operations are echoed to the
printer. The 'P' indicator is
displayed when on.



END

The END key is used to signal the
end of making a calculator program.






Alt S

Set/reset single step. If single
step is on, then when a program is
executed it will be displayed and
executed one statement at a time.
Pressing the space bar will advance
the program execution one step.


Alt D

Deletes the last entered statement
when in the programming mode.