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Sort of, you have the stop but then you would have something like a "GTO 00" immediately following it. So if the user pushes a menu key, it executes that label, comes back to your stop, steps down, and goes to LBL 00, refreshing the menu. You will always be looping back and recreating the menu, no m...

I had one from the first production batch, I use it daily, written and use many programs, and it still shows full battery after two years, so presumably that's much closer to "normal" than you're getting.

dlachieze wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:03 am

I’m amazed by the work done on these tiny periodic tables. Can any one recommend a good source for Fresnel lenses for my DM42?

I love that movie!

toml_12953 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 22, 2019 12:59 pm

How about adding elements that haven't been discovered yet? That would save you from having to add them in later.

My only thought is that's awesome. I've never done anything like replacing domes and would love to try or see a video on it. Glad it works.

If you haven't tried it yet, you might give flexing the keys a shot. Made a huge difference in all my keys, including the ENTER key.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDxVxw6_SKU

So in my quick testing, it appears that the keyboard does prioritize left to right. So if I am still holding down a 7, 4, 1, 0, I can enter any of the other integers. However, if I hold down say, a 9, 6, 3, then I can't enter 7,8,4,5,1,2,0. My guess would be that when you're quickly entering a 1,5,0...

It's one of the benefits that the HP 42s by default had 25 storage registers (R00 -- R24). And you can resize it to be even larger if you like (up to 100 with direct addressing, more with indirect). This necessitates double digit register addresses. You can change the size of your storage registers ...

Mine is from Dec 2017 as well. I set the clock initially but then realized I really didn't care to see it displayed and haven't looked at it since. Currently about 6 minutes fast. It doesn't bother me. Not even sure why there needs to be a clock on the calculator. I'll use my calculator for calculat...

You've probably double-checked already, but is everything entered correctly? I entered what you had into the DM42 with 15 for A and 5 for B and pressing C resulted in 20 as expected.