I am trying to key in a Hydraulics Program into my new DM42 that I previously had on my HP42S. I am having trouble entering numeric Labels. Can anyone provide some advise?
Thank you
Writing 42s program to DM42
- PierreMengisen
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Re: Writing 42s program to DM42
Welcome to this forum.
You have probably tried to write LBL__ in alpha mode.
You have to switch to numeric mode with the Shift key and then ▼.
So you go from...
to.
You have probably tried to write LBL__ in alpha mode.
You have to switch to numeric mode with the Shift key and then ▼.
So you go from...
to.
Pierre
[TI59 with PC100C; TI-84 Plus CE-T; HP41CV with HP IL loop & 2*82161A DCD & 82162 TP; HP15C; HP28S; DM41; DM41L; DM42; DM41X]
[TI59 with PC100C; TI-84 Plus CE-T; HP41CV with HP IL loop & 2*82161A DCD & 82162 TP; HP15C; HP28S; DM41; DM41L; DM42; DM41X]
Re: Writing 42s program to DM42
This may not be not be relevant to you but now I write all of my programs for my DM42s... using the encoder/decoder page:
https://www.swissmicros.com/dm42/decoder/
there are some caveats to using the encoder (the operation commands for add/subtract, etc are a little weird but overall it is a heck of a tool including the ability of to quickly find errors in your program).
The DM42 has been my EDC (every day calculator ) for the past 2 years. I even have some multi-label programs that I use often at work that makes alot of my job (protective relay engineer) easier since I don't need to pull out a laptop for every stinking little calculation.
https://www.swissmicros.com/dm42/decoder/
there are some caveats to using the encoder (the operation commands for add/subtract, etc are a little weird but overall it is a heck of a tool including the ability of to quickly find errors in your program).
The DM42 has been my EDC (every day calculator ) for the past 2 years. I even have some multi-label programs that I use often at work that makes alot of my job (protective relay engineer) easier since I don't need to pull out a laptop for every stinking little calculation.
DM42: S/N 00351 & 3105