User manual CASIO TV-480

[. . . ] Text Files Group Program Matrix List List File Y=Data YES NO Item Program name MatA~MatZ List1~List20 File1~File6 Graph Function Recursion Function V-Window RightV-Window Graph Factor Table Range Recursion Range G-Mem1~G-Mem20 V-Win1~V-Win6 Pict1~Pict20 ALGEBRA FX CFX-9850/fx-7400 Series *(A) Series *(B) Display Editing CSV Conversion (A)-(B) Conversion (1-6) Graph Memory V-Window Mem Picture DynaMem Equation (1-6) (1-6) Simul Equation Poly Equation Alpha Memory(A~Z, r, ) (1-6) F-Mem n f1~f20 CAS(A~Z, r, ) Algebra ANS InputReplay OutputReplay Equation Data from an older model CASIO Graphic Scientific Calculator is converted to CFX-9850/fx-7400 Series format data. u Back-up file This file contains the data produced when you back up all of the data in calculator memory. u Graphic files This type of file contains the data produced when you use the screen capture function to create a bit pattern of the screen and save the bit pattern to your computer. · Windows: Bitmap · Macintosh: PICT Graphic data can also be converted to one of the following file formats. · Windows: TIFF, PCX · Macintosh: TIFF · Graphic files saved as one of the above file formats cannot be opened using Program-Link. 6 2. Insert the Windows installation disk into your computer's floppy disk drive. [. . . ] Backed up data contents cannot be viewed or edited on the computer. k Before Transferring Data u Setting computer communication parameters 1. If you are using a Macintosh computer, set the following communication parameters. BPS Parity Data Bits Stop Bits Hand shake 9600 None 8 1 None u Specifying the calculator type Select the type of calculator you are connecting from Tool-Model Type (Link-Model Type on the Macintosh) . u Setting calculator communication parameters P5 Use the communication parameter setting procedure described in the User's Guide of your calculator to set its parameters to the following. BPS Parity 9600 None · ALGEBRA FX, CFX-9850, and fx-7400 Series communication parameters are set automatically. k Transferring Files from Your Calculator to Your Computer 1. 9 Example Use the following procedure to send data from the ALGEBRA FX. Select Tran and then select YES. Data transfer starts at this time, with its progress indicated by a dialog box on the computer screen. Sample screen The message "Transmit ERROR!" appears if the computer is not set up to receive data. When data transfer is complete, a new catalog window appears on the screen. Sample screen 4. Specify a file name and click OK (Save in the case of a Macintosh) to save it as a catalog file. · Selecting File-Save displays a dialog box you can use to specify the file name, drive, and directory (folder on the Macintosh). You can also use the "Save type" box to specify the file format. 10 · Double check the following items whenever data transfer is not performed correctly. · Check that the port was correctly selected using Link-Communications. Select File-Save As to save the data. k Creating a New Item (Program) · A program is the only type of item that can be newly created. · Input the item name (program name) in the dialog box that appears on the screen. · The following are the characters you can use in a file name: A through Z, r, , spaces, [, ], {, }, ', ", ~, 0 through 9, . , +, ­, ×, ÷ · The above operation creates a program group and creates the item inside the program group. · If a program group already exists, the item is created inside the existing program group. · In the case of a Macintosh, the program editor is launched automatically. · See "Program Editor" for details on inputting program contents. · When a program with password is transferred from the calculator to the computer, the password is ignored. · You cannot edit a BASE program. k Displaying, Editing, and Printing Items u Displaying and Editing an Item 1. While an item is selected, select Item-Open to display the contents of the item. · In addition to using Item-Open, you can also double click on an item to display its contents. · If the item is a program, you can use the program editor to edit its contents. [. . . ] Specify the printer, print options, number of copies, and enlargement factors, and then start the printing. · You can use the preview function (not available in the case of a Macintosh) to display an image of the printout on the screen. 18 8. Program Editor The program editor lets you edit the contents of programs. k Launching the Program Editor Create a new program or select an existing program to launch the program editor. u Command Input You can input commands using any one of the three following methods. · Selecting command from one of the following menus: MENU, PRGM, VARS, OPTN, KEY, SET UP, CATALOG · Inputting commands from the keyboard. [. . . ]