SwissMicros Calculator Forum

akaTB wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 12, 2020 4:09 pm

Seems like multi-line editor still has issues.

Yeah, looks like there are still a couple little cosmetic issues, but overall I'm really impressed with how well it works, knowing how complex it must have been to bolt it on to the emulator.

Programs saved in Hepax are incorrectly shown as raw XROM 11,... calls inside the multi-line program editor. Switching to the single-line editor shows the correct XROM"NAME instruction. Repro is pretty easy. Plug in a Hepax ROM, put the name of any current main memory program into alpha, and XE...

hi, I'm waiting for my DM41X, so this "noobi question" is interesting also for me :) So, there are no included modules? Is there a repository for old HP modules and for custom ones? I would like to load in the DM41X something like "Math 1", "Advantage pack" ... like in...

You should have .mod files for the HP-branded modules, but 3rd-party ones are up to you to install. No .raw files are included. Hit CST, 5 for quick access to USB disk mode to add files.

I would love to see a couple more pages for the CST menu that could be selected with the up and down arrow keys (much like the 3-page CUSTOM menu on the 42S). Ideally, CST would open whatever page you had displayed most recently. Then I could have a page for commonly used functions (RUp, X<>, etc.)...

I would love to see a couple more pages for the CST menu that could be selected with the up and down arrow keys (much like the 3-page CUSTOM menu on the 42S). Ideally, CST would open whatever page you had displayed most recently. Then I could have a page for commonly used functions (RUp, X<>, etc.),...

Mine is on its way to Michigan, so I get to spend the next two weeks being disappointed when I check the mailbox. Yay!

That looks really promising! The DM42 keyboard is the only thing keeping me on my 42S. Has anyone had a chance to measure the key activation force, like we were doing over here for various models? https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-15617.html I've been too busy testing and using it to make time ...

Walter wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 7:28 pm

Almost, Dave, almost. The frame has three slots on either side where tongues of the overlay can slide in.

Nice, some modules would really benefit from being able to slap on a custom overlay. I wonder if there's any laser-printer-safe plastic that could be used and cut with a small hobby knife.

That looks really promising! The DM42 keyboard is the only thing keeping me on my 42S.

Has anyone had a chance to measure the key activation force, like we were doing over here for various models?

https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-15617.html