Sharp OZ-707 Operation Manual - Page 11

Selecting, Some Helpful Hints, Simple Calculations

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1. RUN MODE The RUN mode is a very versatile operation mode, which allows calculations and operations available in the Organizer CALC mode, and in the AER and STAT modes, calculations using results from the STAT mode, and has the ability to run BASIC programs written in the PRO mode. Selecting RUN Mode When the power is turned on, the Card is usually in the RUN mode ("RUN MODE" is displayed). If "PRO MODE" is displayed, press the I! CSIC II key to select the RUN mode. The prompt (» tells you that the ard is awaiting entry. I §UN MODE Some Helpful Hints If you make an error during entry and get an error message, the simplest way to clear the error is to press the IceeE I key and reenter. If the system "hangs up" (you cannot get it to respond at all), refer to the Organizer Operation Manual to clear the error. Pressing the IC-CE I key also clears the display, but does not erase anything stored in the Card memory. The prompt (» tells you that the Card is awaiting entry. As you enter data the prompt disappears and the cursor C} moves to the right, indicating the next available location in the display. Press the IENTER I key to tell the computer that you have finished entering data and to signal the computer to perform the indicated operations. You must press the IENTER Ikey at the end of each line of entry or your calculations will not be acted upon by the Card. The I t ' I key has no effect. 10 Do not used dollar signs or commas when entering calculations. These characters have special meanings In the BASIC programming language. When using thel2nd FIlkey to implement another key's second function, press the I! 2nd F~key and then press the other key. The ISHIFT I key may also be used. For symbols which are not available on the keyboard, press the I5MBL I r n key followed by the number beside the desired symbol. Other symbols are shown by pressing or W . • Recalling a formula after execution will cause a value such as "5E3" or "5E-3" to be displayed as "5000" or "0.005". A value such as "5.000" will be displayed as "5". If the value is outside the normal floating point display ige~ will be displayed in scientific notation. • Pressing the !SHIFT I (or 2nd F ) and ~ (t) keys will toggle the beep sound for key entry. tting the beep while in the BASIC mode is effective for other operation modes. • The Card has an 8 byte input buffer to hold up to 8 key entries while a computation is being performed. • 8 bytes are used for a numeric value in single-precision mode while 13 bytes are used in double-precision mode. It is not always possible to store up to 254 characters in one line. Simple Calculations The Card performs calculations in the RUN mode with 10-digit precision (unless set to the double-precision mode, which will be discussed later). Turn the power on and try these simple examples. Example: rn m 2+3x4= I CeCE I 2 3 4 I ENTER I 14 11

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1.
RUN
MODE
The
RUN
mode is a very versatile operation mode, which allows
calculations and operations available
in
the Organizer CALC mode, and
in the
AER
and STAT modes, calculations using results from the STAT
mode, and has the ability
to
run
BASIC programs written in the PRO
mode.
Selecting
RUN
Mode
When the power is turned on, the Card is usually
in
the RUN mode
("RUN MODE" is displayed).
If "
PRO
MODE" is displayed, press the
I!
CSIC
II
key to select the
RUN
mode. The prompt
tells you that the
ard
is
awaiting entry.
I
§UN
MODE
Some Helpful Hints
If you make an error during entry and get
an
error message, the
simplest way to clear the error
is
to press the
I
ceeE
I
key and reenter. If
the system "hangs up" (you cannot get it to respond at all), refer
to
the
Organizer Operation Manual to clear the error. Pressing the
I
C-CE
I
key
also clears the display, but does not erase anything stored in the Card
memory.
The prompt
tells you that the Card is awaiting entry. As you enter
data the prompt disappears and the cursor
C}
moves to the right,
indicating the next available location in the display.
Press the
I
ENTER
I
key to tell the computer that you have finished
entering data and to signal the computer to perform the indicated
operations.
You
must
press
the
I
ENTER
I
key
at
the
end
of
each
line
of
entry
or
your calculations
will
not
be
acted upon by the Card.
The
It'
I
key has
no
effect.
10
Do not used dollar signs
or
commas when entering calculations. These
characters have special meanings
In
the BASIC programming language.
When using thel2nd
F
Ilkey to implement another key's second function,
press the
I!
2nd
F
~key
and then press the other key. The
I
SHIFT
I
key may
also be used.
For symbols which are not available on the keyboard, press the
I
5MBL
I
key followed by the number beside the desired symbol. Other symbols
are shown by pressing
rn
or
W .
Recalling a formula after execution will cause a value such as "5E3"
or "5E-3" to be displayed
as
"5000" or "0.005". A value such as
"5.000" will be displayed
as
"5"
. If the value
is
outside the normal
floating
point
display
ige~
will
be
displayed
in
scient
i
fic
notation.
• Pressing the
!
SHIFT
I (or
2nd
F )
and
~
(t)
keys will toggle the
beep sound for key entry.
tting the beep while in the BASIC mode
is effective for other operation modes.
The Card has an 8 byte input buffer to hold up to 8 key entries
while a computation is being performed.
• 8
bytes are used for a numeric value in single-precision mode while
13 bytes are used in double-precision mode. It
is
not always
possible to store up to 254 characters in one line.
Simple Calculations
The Card performs calculations
in
the RUN mode with 10-digit
precision (unless set to the double-precision mode, which will be
discussed later).
Turn the power
on
and try these simple examples.
Example:
2+3x4=
I
CeCE
I 2
rn
3
m
4 I
ENTER
I
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