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i'm almost certain to have the same problem as you.
for me it works to keep the correct order of steps you do.
first i switch on the calc then i plug in the usb cable then
i'm starting the kit then i'm setting up the xmodem server
then i'm connecting. it takes about 15 seconds until the
main directory is visible.
it took some time to find this out.
Mike a \.8ecrit :
It's no use to try to read the pdf file directly on the calc because of
the poor screen.
But what you can do is to convert your pdf file with a tool like
pdftotext and then transfer the text file to the calc.
pdftotext is available on most common UNIX systems. You can also use fmt
to reformat the text so that it will fit in the 33 chars-wide screen of
your calc.
I don't know if there are such useful programs for other Operating
System.
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The HEADMAN.LIB has 3 utilities for viewing different types of text.
See http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~raut/WR49/index.htm for more info.
I don't know if they can handle .pdf files though...
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your insights.
Mike
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ABSolutely
Everyone knows about the commands originally designed
for a user interface, e.g. HALT, PROMPT, INPUT, INFORM, CHOOSE,
but how many have heard of another variation on this theme,
namely INMENU?
With best wishes from http://www.mum.edu
Even better, it turns out that the best place to store temp data
is in the batteries themselves; research has shown that during
discharge, the bits stream back out in the exact reverse order
that they were entered during charging, so you can always
use the batteries themselves for any LIFO temp data storage.
Just beware of the new one-way encrypting batteries developed
by the NSA to thwart TEMPEST attacks based on original,
weak-encrypting battery chemistries.
Hope this helps (with whatever is wrong :)
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Please, John, don't give misleading information!
This only works with rechargeables!
The Sony Info-Litium batteries will do the trick:
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I purchased a 33s from Eric's site and was quite pleased with the
service.  I would be willing to recommend him to anyone.  I found a
couple sites where I may have saved $5 USD, but I also figured that I
have benefitted from Eric's site for info on my 48GX for years, & that
this was another way to repay him for all his work.
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& that this was another way to repay him for all his work.
You said it. Eric's site is an awesome resource for all of us. Show
your support by purchasing from his commerce site. I have and will
continue to for a long time. Eric's is a 'one man show', so I'm just a
fan; there's nothing in it for me.
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Yeah, it's strange how often I profited of Eric's work without even
thinking about giving him back something...
Just the right way to justify a purchase!
Giancarlo
The following falls into the \any other\ category,
but is chock full of useful information:
http://www.finseth.com/~fin/hpdata/hp42s.html
Collected data on this and many other models:
http://www.finseth.com/~fin/parts/hpdata.zip
More info:
http://www.finseth.com/hpdata.html
http://www.hpmuseum.org/hp42s.htm
Right that it was disabled in 1.19-5 and subsequent 49G ROM versions.
As to *why* it was removed, I can't find any saved info,
but in fact what was originally supplied on the stack
in ALG mode wasn't quite what you might have expected,
and was not so usable.  I did what I could with it in my
posted \save unlimited command-line entries\ programs,
but it was nowhere near as satisfactory as in RPN mode.
Further discussion of Vectored Enter (R.I.P.) in 49G ALG mode:
I expect any RTV silicone would work. Goop or Shoe-Goo would work good 
too. My racing stripe 'snapped' today while taking the 49G+ out of its 
case.
I was shocked and disappointed when this happened! Of the 1/2 dozen HP 
calculators I own, this is the only one to break. However, a dab of the 
remarkable J-B Weld epoxy has got it back in place.
There is now a gap that the epoxy is filling which inicates the band was 
strained.  Looks like a manufacturing tolerance problem or a design 
oversight. It's easy enough to fix though.
A black RTV silicone (avaliable at auto parts stores) would be more 
asthetically pleasing than the grey J-B Weld.  I am really a 'fan-boy' of 
J-B weld though!  I suppose if some hot babe might see the gray epoxy and 
somehow think less of me, I can color it with Sharpie black ink!
rQ@midco.net:
I am not an expert, but the one I use a year ago was a Transparent
one, is named UHU but I think this is a local name.  It is not
difficult to find in this toy asambley stores (like scale cars, planes
and boats).
Daniel
Mine was very different. Read my post about it a week ago or so. I think my
board was an old one that had been turned in under warranty. My keyboard
feels better than my first two, but it's still skipping, though not as bad.
Scott Chapin
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Just picked up a new 49G+ in Dallas, Texas (Plano) with a CNA502 serial 
number (sticker).    Can't say if there is any difference in this keyboard 
compared to my last one.
This makes my third 49G+.   The first had such a noisy keypad, it was 
disturbing other students during tests.  The ENTER key broke loose on the 
second one and then finally would not power up.   Took it apart and found a \

broken wire coming from the battery compartment and the ENTER had broken 
loose from the hinge.   My impression of the of how the \array\ of keys \
are 
manufactured only set them up to break loose.  There is very little material \

holding them to the frame the keys are attached to.
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Hello. I've an exam in the afternoon and i have find a program on hpcalc.org \

called Routh by Andrea Baccin.
I've uploaded it in my Hp49+ but i don't understand how i can use it....
in the manual with the program i have read
\You need to copy the library (library #1329) to the calculator (with you 
preferred com program )
and store it in a port (any port should do). No other particular programs 
are needed. Once you have
the library in the stack type :x: 1329 STO , where x is the port you want to \

store the library (0,1,2)\
so if i type for example \ :0: 1329 STO \ there is an error \INVALID \
SYNTAX\ 
but i don't understand why there is an error....
Who can help me?
...
It's probably too late, but go into the filer, and manually move the 
library into a port (not port 3 though). Then restart with ON-C.
Al
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i have installed the program but i don't understand why, when i write:
{1 3 6 4+K K} ant then ENTER there is a message on HP that say: INVALID 
SINTAX.
Why there is this error? Can you help me?
Put quotes around the 4+K:
{1 3 6 '4+K' K}
Bob
Calcolatrice Programmabile cerco
mi serve una calcolatrice programmabile al piu' presto.
Possono andarmi bene un HP 48G o una HP 49G, se avete una TI83-84-89
anche meglio, l'importante e' che ci sia o la porta infrarossi o il
cavetto per collegarla al pc.
Potete contattarmi in email (togliendo la parte in MAIUSCOLO).
Se inviate mail vi prego di mettere foto della calcolatrice e indicare
se e' in garanzia e se il manuale e' in italiano.
Grazie
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Perche non te la compri in un negozio? Nuova \.8f sempre meglio.
La hp49g+ sta 199? per tutti gli studenti con una Memory Card SD da 32 Mb 
(almeno stando a quello che dice il supporto telefonico HP di Milano)
Perch\.8f con 35euro ci prendo una HP48G usata e spero con 50 la vecchia
HP49G.
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Italian hmmm....
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Manel.
Is possible the following key-asignament?
IF (ALPHA & EDIT)MODE
   THEN
        IF LP THEN Z
              ELSE /
        END
   ELSE [AS USUALLY]
END
EXPLANATION.
IF alpha and edit mode are active when [/] key is pressed appears [/]
In other words. How to fix  the unconfortable location of [/] and
[Y,^]?
The same for [Q, ^] key.
Any flag to detect ALPHA mode?
Goooood-bye!
Distribution: world
It does not make sense to detect alpha mode, because the key in alpha
mode is a *different* key.
So you need to make two assignments, one to the normal key and one to
the alpha key.
- Carsten
Modes: degrees, rigorous, complex, exact
X COS DERVX returns (after simplification) -(pi*sin(X)/180). The
denominator is in degrees, but the numerator is in radians!
Same thing happens with X SIN, and also when using X DERIV and the
derivative function above the COS key.
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Is there a way to display all the contents of a sub-list in a CHOOSE
box? In other words a list structured as: { { 1 2 3} {4 5 6} {7 8 9} }
will be displayed with all the values in the sub-lists? All I get is
the first element of each sub-list. I hope this question hasn't been
Scott H.
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hello,
well, you just need to read the documentation and think (hard I have to 
admit) at what the system does and how to get it to work your way.
the argument given to choose is a list of items to choose from.
an item is either a single object which is displayed and returned if 
selected
or it is a list, in which case, the first item of the list is displayed and \

the 2nd item of the list is returned.
of course, if you want to display a list, you are apparently, how can I say \

it, in deep ....
but let us think  about it, what if I place my list item in a list and try 
to use choose?
obviously, according to the rule, the first object of each list should be 
displayed, and this is my object!
example:
\\ { { { 1 2 3 } }  {{4 5 6}} {{7 8 9}}1 CHOOSE
and tadam! it works! it's increadible how these HP engineers thought of 
everything, isn't it?
ok, now who will be the first to find a bug in choose, just to prove me 
wrong :-)
have fun and enjoy your calculator (and life), Cyrille.
Use strings instead of lists:
{\1 2 3\ \4 5 6\ \7 8 9\}
To convert a list of lists to a list of strings (without list
delimiters):
Bob
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coordinate file in the choose box. A nicer looking display. Here is my
'working' code. The CSF is a variable that has that structure { {1
5000.00 5000.00} { 2 4976.34 5377.19} etc }.
\\<< CLLCD 2. FIX \COORDINATE LIST\ CSF
  \\<< HEAD
EVAL
EVAL  ADD 0. CHOOSE DROP2
I understand the DOLIST function, but I'm a little lost on that DOSUBS
routine. But I know it works! I'm not sure why I need to put an
explicit EVAL in there though.But it won't work without it. Need to
play with that a little.
I converted the first element of the list to an integer to save 3
characters of space. Then recombined the list. This is because the
choose box is not dynamic and expand in size as needed. I probably
could save the sub-routine as a local variable and save a little
programming space too, hmmmm..?! 
kk, le Tue 12 Apr 2005 23:12:50 +0200, a dit :
This is not possible unless you replace the IR Led, because else
wavelength are not the same.
Samuel
(Isn't there any FaQ out there ?)
Why my hp49g+ does not simplify this:
exp(-2)^2 
to this:
exp(-4)
Why???...