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Includes full VB source code written for Windows with the. Does not need a ROM dump.Ĭonsole Programmable RPN Calculator ( details)Ī command-line based programmable RPN calculator. This file contains all the graphics for Win48/Emu48 from Casey Patterson's page. You can use upload images as port files for the x48 or the Emu48 emulator.

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This HP 48 programs allows you to upload and download the complete card contents of any slot to and from the PC. Large photographic emulator of HP 48SX for EMU48, based on Guglielmo Pasa's excellent original 'Gui's HP48S/SX', with new calculator photographic image with more 3D detail, brighter display screen, flatter buttons, and fix for calculator being 1 pixel too narrow.Ī HP 48SX/GX card content Uploader/Downloader.

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Two big HP 48 skins with 4X screen size KML scripts for Emu48 at 1024x768 resolution.īig photo-real 48SX skin for EMU48 ( details) Can be included into one's own KML scripts for Emu42. Based on Jemac's image.īert calculator display design.

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Horizontal-style KML script with toolbar and touchscreen for Emu48 to emulate the HP 48 series with a resolution of 800圆00 or higher. System RPL program to translate ASCII files into binary files so they can be used in Emu48 or a 49G+ using only an SD card, and vice versa.īy Eric Rechlin, John H Meyers, and Christoph Gießelink. Very small, only a few keys are visible, intended for use as a basic operation calculator, touch screen, and based on the file cp_48g.kml of C. It's now a Win32 console application with an additional option /T for converting a text file with line delimiters into the LIF file type 1 (TEXT) format.īy Jean-Francois Garnier and Christoph Gießelink.įaceplate (bitmap and KML script) for Emu48. This is a modified version of Jean-François Garnier's original 'aLIFhdr' tool. There are 280 files totaling 454944KB in this category. This program is not as accurate as the one I wrote for the HP-32S, but it sure requires a lot less program space.The first size listed is the downloaded file size and the second size listed is the size on the calculator. Make sure the calculator is in radians mode, otherwise the result will not be correct. To use the program, just enter the imaginary part, hit ENTER, enter the real part, and hit XEQ I. It is based on a Russian programmable calculator algorithm, and it computes the logarithm of the complex Gamma function. The programming example for the HP-32SII is one I originally wrote when I first received a 'brown bezel' version of this machine. The button cells do a fine job powering the calculator, as indeed they have since the day the first Voyager series machines like the HP-15C were introduced. Which shouldn't be a surprise, since it already has three perfectly functional LR44 button cells installed in the appropriate location, so there really is no need for any AAA batteries. Yet no matter how hard I look, I cannot find any AAA batteries in this calculator. It is what is written on the package that caught my attention (actually, the attention of the kind chap in Spain who found this unit for me.) You see, the packaging (printed by the Hewlett-Packard Company) says the following on the back: No, I'm not referring to the fact that it is a blister pack: that we're already used to. That we live in penny-pinching times when it comes to mass produced goods is evident from the Spanish-language packaging of this HP-32SII that I just received. The only difference between this 'silver bezel' version and the original HP-32SII is cosmetic: the colors of the metal bezel are more psychedelic, with the display surrounded by a silver rectangle. But a plain simple scientific calculator with RPN appears to be a thing of the past. Reverse Polish notation is not completely dead yet: it lives on in the form of the HP-12C and some not-yet discontinued graphing calculators with RPL programmability. Is it possible that I am holding the very last RPN calculator from Hewlett-Packard in my hands? I sure hope not, but with the recent discontinuation of the HP-32SII, for the first time in 30 years, Hewlett-Packard no longer sells a 'reverse Polish' scientific calculator. Trig Exp Hyp Lreg Solv Intg Ab/c Cplx Cmem BaseN Standard deviation (1-variable statistics) Solv: Nickel-metal-hydrite rechargeable battery Prnt: Nickel-Cadmium rechargeable battery NiMH:

Linear regression (2-variable statistics) mA:

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