SwissMicros Calculator Forum

It'd be very nice to have a few entries of the enumeration shown at the same time on the display, and even better if the Up/Down keys would also be functional within that representation to choose the specific one to act upon... What a great enhancement this would be. Perhaps the number of lines the...

MeinKuipers wrote: ↑

Sun May 24, 2020 2:59 pm

Really good idea!

1+

Günter

AlanW wrote: ↑

Tue May 19, 2020 11:18 pm

Conversion between True Airspeed, (TAS), Computed Airspeed (CAS) and Mach Number (M) for a given Altitude in ....

Although CAS is a computed airspeed, CAS denotes "Calibrated Airspeed". BTW TAS is a computed airspeed also.

Günter

Geoff Quickfall wrote: ↑

Sun May 10, 2020 9:36 pm

Well, I read the manual after I mess up, and then only the part that applies to the mess up.

So colour me a partial wimp

Absolution granted

Günter

Geoff Quickfall wrote: ↑

Sun May 10, 2020 8:39 pm

that means I need to RTFM! Then play!

Read

The

Full

Manual

Only wimps read manuals
Günter

The shift keys work on the normal keyboard, i.e. without having to press [CST] first. This is why they are isolated in a separate pane on the [CONF] screen. From normal keyboard use, I just press [shift] [alpha] to do PACK, a command I use very often, so it's easy to access on the edge. I used FAST...

Attached below is a sample key file (copy to the new /KEYS folder in the FAT - create the folder if not available yet) to illustrate some examples of commands. Note the file was zipped to allow adding as an attachment here. There are no 'rules' of how to assign commands, any command can be bound to...

Now we know what CST and CONF are for. This is a very nice feature. But I think this function can be taken further with limited (I hope so) effort. There are already 3 keys: <UP> <DOWN> and <ALPHA> that need <SHIFT> to be pressed, to invoke their assigned functions. These keys are not shown when you...

We have a guy of the same gang here: "magic48ges" is a well known member of our 48 community. He has contributed valuable programs for the HP48 series. And if there will be an Allschwil meeting this year, he'll most probably attend. hpcalc.org lists him with more than 30 contributions. A ...

pauli wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 26, 2020 5:08 am

I quite like this one.

Pauli

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