HP HP-67 Guide de l'utilisateur

HEWLETT-PACKARD

HPO7

Owner's

Handbook

and

Programming

Guide

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and

prosperity

our

company

will

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only

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customers

superior

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that

fill

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needs

and

provide

lasting

value,

and

that

are

supported

wide

variety

useful

services,

both

before

and

after

sale.”

Statement

Corporate

Objectives.

Hewlett-Packard

When

Messrs.

Hewlett

and

Packard

founded

our

company

1939,

offered

one

superior

product,

audio

oscillator.

Today,

offer

than

3,000

quality

products,

designed

and

built

for

some

the

world’s

most

discerning

customers.

Since

introduced

our

first

scientific

calculator

1967,

we've

sold

over a

million

world-wide,

both

pocket

and

desktop

models.

Their

owners

include

Nobel

laureates,

astronauts,

mountain

climbers,

businessmen,

doctors,

students,

and

housewives.

Each

our

calculators

precision

crafted

and

designed

solve

the

problems

its

owner

can

expect

encounter

throughout

working

lifetime.

calculators

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needs.

And

they

provide

lasting

value.

HEWLETT@PACKARD

HP-67

Programmable

Pocket

Calculator

Owner’s

Handbook

and

Programming

Guide

September

1976

00067-90011

Rev.

9/76

Printed

Singapore

Hewilett-Packard

Company

1976

Contents

The HP-67

Pocket

Programmable

Calculator

.......

FunctionKey

Index

.........

...

The

HP-67

...

Programming

Key

Index

..............

...

Meet

the

HP-67

...................ccciiiiiiiiin...

Manual

Problem

Solving

....................

...

Running

Prerecorded

Program

.......................

Your

OWN

Program

......vuieeneenei

Using

this

Handbook

.................................

Part

One:

Using

Your

HP-67

Pocket

Calculator.......

Section

Getting

Started

.........................

DiSplay

Keyboard.

......

...

Keying

Numbers

...........

...

Negative

Numbers

...................

...

... ... ...

...

Clearing

...ooo

Functions

...

One-Number

Functions

................c.coveeeinnn..

Two-Number

Functions

.....................oooonn.

Chain

Calculations

...

Word

aboutthe

HP-67

..............................

Section

Display

Control

.........................

Display

Control

Keys

............coiiiiiiiineenenn.ns

Display

Number

Changes

...........................

Scientific

Notation

Display

.......................o...

Fixed

Point

Display

...........coovviiiiiiiiii...

Engineering

Notation

Display

........................

Automatic

Display

Switching

...........................

Keying

Exponentsof

Ten

...........................

Calculator

Overflow

...

Error

Display

.......ooiiii

Low

Power

Display

...........ccooiiiiiiiiiiiiinns

Section

The

Automatic

Memory

Stack

.........

The

Stack

...

Initial

Display

...t

Manipulating

Stack

Contents

..........................

Reviewingthe

Stack

...............

Exchangingxandy

.......

...

Automatic

Stack

Review

..............

... ...

Clearingthe

Display

...,

The

KOY

One-Number

Functions

and

the

Stack

..................

Two-Number

Functions

and

the

Stack

..................

Chain

Arithmetic

.........

...

Order

Execution

.............c

LAST

ittt

Recovering

from

Mistakes

...........................

Recovering

Number

for

Calculation

.................

Constant

Arithmetic.

..........

.. .o

Section

Storing

and

Recalling

Numbers

........

Storage

Registers

...........

...

Storing

Numbers

........

...

Recalling

Numbers

......................coiiiin...

The

I-Register

...,

Protected

Secondary

Storage

Registers...............

Automatic

Review

...............

...

Clearing

Storage

Registers

............................

Storage

Arithmetic

...........................

Storage

Overflow

..............

...

...t

Section

Function

Keys

..........................

Number

Alteration

Keys

.............coiiiiiiiinn.

Roundinga

Number

...................

...

Absolute

Value

............

Integer Portion

Number

.........................

Fractional

Portion

Number

......................

Reciprocals

...

Factorials

...

Square

ROOS

..o

SQUANNG

.«

.ttt

USING

Pi.

Percentages

...........oiiii

Percentof

Change

............coiiiiiiiin.n.

Trigonometric

Functions

...t

Degrees/Radians

Conversions

......................

Trigonometric

Modes

...t

Functions

.......

...

Hours,

Minutes,

Seconds/Decimal

Hours

Conversions

Adding

and

Subtracting

Time

and

Angles

.............

Polar/Rectangular

Coordinate

Conversions

..............

Logarithmic

and

Exponential

Functions

................

103

Logarithms

.......

...

103

Raising

NumberstoPowers

.......................

104

Statistical

Functions

...........

...

107

Accumulations

......

...

107

Mean

...

111

Standard

Deviation

...

113

Deleting

and

CorrectingData

......................

116

Vector

Arithmetic

..........

..o

118

Part

Two:

Programming

the

HP-67

...................

121

Section

Simple

Programming

..................

123

What

Isa

Program?

........

...

124

Prerecorded

Program

......................

124

Stopping

Running

Program

...............coooau...

127

Looking

Program

Memory

.........................

127

KeYCOES

..ttt

129

Default

Functions

............

..o

131

Problems

...

131

Clearinga

Program

...........ccciiiiinnnnennnnnnnn.

132

Creating

Your

Own

Program

.............cccvvvenen...

133

The

Beginning

aProgram........................

133

Endinga

Program

.......

...

134

The

Complete

Program

...................ccovuenn.

134

Loadinga

Program

...

134

Running

Program

..............ciiiiiiiiiieannn.

137

Searchingforalabel

..............................

137

Executing

Instructions

................

...

138

Labelsand

Step

000

...........cccovvvviiiiiiinn...

140

Flowcharts

.......

...

141

Problems

...

144

Section

Program

Editing

......................

147

Nonrecordable

Operations

......................cc..un

147

Pythagorean

Theorem

Program

.......................

149

Initializinga

Program

..........

...

150

Running

the

Program

...........

...,

151

Resettingto

Step

000

..........

...,

151

Single-Step

Execution

Program

...................

152

Modifying

Program

...

154

Single-Step

Viewing

without

Execution.................

155

Goingtoa

Step

Number

......................oalL.

157

Stepping

Backwards

through

Program

...............

158

Running

the

Modified

Program........................

160

Deleting

Instruction

.................

...

161

Problems.

...

164

Section

Interrupting

Your

Program

...........

169

USING

oottt

169

PausinginaProgram

.................

...l

172

Pausing

View

Qutput

......................o0.

172

Pausing

forlnput

...

175

Section

Branching

.............................

179

Unconditional

Branching

and

Looping

.................

179

Problems

...

182

Conditionals

and

Conditional

Branches

................

185

Problems

...

192

Section

10:

Subroutines...........................

197

Routine-Subroutine

Usage

...........................

204

Subroutine

Limits

..........

206

Problems

...

208

Section

11:

Controlling

the

I-Register

............

213

Storinga

NumberinI................................

213

Exchangingxand

I..........

...

214

Incrementing

and

Decrementing

the

I-Register

.........

215

Problems

...

220

Section

12:

Using

the

I-Register

for

Indirect

Control

................................

223

Indirect

Display

Control

............c.ccooviiiiiea...

225

Indirect

Storeand

Recall

.............................

229

Indirect

Incrementing

and

Decrementing

Storage

Registers

...........

...

238

Indirect

Control

Branches

and

Subroutines...........

238

Rapid

Reverse

Branching

............................

244

Problems

...

250

Section

13:

Flags............c.ocoviiiiiiiii.,

255

Command-Cleared

Flags.

........ccovviiiiiiniinnn.

256

Test-Cleared

Flags

...,

256

DataEntryFlag

..o

260

Problems

...

266

Section

14:

Card

Reader

Operations

.............

271

MagneticCards

...

271

Program

Cards

...t

272

Recording

ProgramontoaCard

..................

272

Reloading

Recorded

Program

froma

Card

.........

273

Merging

Programs

...t

274

Protectinga

Card

.........

...

278

Markinga

Card

............

278

DataCards

...

279

Recording

DataontoaCard

........................

279

DatafromaCard..........................

281

Merged

LoadingofData

...........................

286

Pausingto

ReadaCard

.....................covennn.

292

Section

15:

The

HP-67

and

the

HP-97:

Interchangeable

Software

..............

299

KeyCodes

...

..o

299

and

Automatic

Review

Functions

.................

302

Word

about

Programming

..........................

305

Appendix

Accessories

.......................0.

306

Standard

ACCESSOMNES

.........vveieiieeeinnniinnns

306

Optional

ACCeSSOores

..........ovviiiiniiiiieneenns

306

Appendix

Service

and

Maintenance

...........

310

Your

Hewlett-Packard

Calculator

.....................

310

Battery

Operation

...........

...

..o,

311

Recharging

and

Line

Operation

...................

311

Battery

Pack

Replacement

.................

...

...,

313

BatteryCare...........oo

315

Magnetic

Card

Maintenance

..........................

315

SEIVICE

ittt

316

Low

Power

.....

..o

316

Blank

Display

....ooiiii

316

Blurring

Display

...

317

Improper

Card

Read

Operation

.....................

317

Temperature

Range

...,

318

Warranty

...

318

Full

One-YearWarranty

...............oiiiinnnnn

318

Obligation

Make

Changes

.......................

318

Repair

Policy

...

318

Repair

Time

...

318

Shipping

Instructions

...............

..o

318

Shipping

Charges

...,

319

Further

Information

..................coo

319

Appendix

Improper

Operations

...............

320

Appendix

Stack

Lift

and

LAST

............

322

Stack

Lift

...

322

LAST

323

Appendix

Calculator

Functions

and

Keycodes

...................cciiiinn,

324

General

Index

.............c.cociiiiiiiiiiinin...

333

Lunar

Module

model

page

122

courtesy

NASA,

AMES

Research

Center.

gister.

Used

separate

numbers

Percentage

()

Computes

X-register

(page

91).

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