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The key sequence for the TI-62 is: STO INV Y^X 0..9
The TI-65 allows this technique too.

The TI-62, and surely some other TIs, allows a consequent use of the memory commands:
The speed is really amazing: only 43.1 seconds for 10 iterations.

Marge a écrit :Very nice! How many bytes?

4+12=16 bytes. The Kin+-*/ command uses one byte only.

A shorter solution for the FX-180P series:

Dans le programme proposé le triangle vide correspond à la fin du test. Il n'y a pas de contrôle de boucle sur cette machine mais le déroulement des tests ressemble presque à du pascal avec des instructions pour la zone "vrai" et pour la zone "faux", a concurrence de la longueur maximale de la lign...

Interessant mais très étrange....Ca permet déjà d'afficher quelques caractères alpha sur la ligne basse de l'afficheur mais çà cache un fonctionnement plus subtil. Je ne désespère pas de pouvoir afficher toute séquence de caractère en bas... POKE 9987 remainds me to the hidden command "SYSTEM CHR$ ...

Interesting details on POKE 9987, merci. More about the test POKEs: POKE 9990: load system test calls in P0-P6 POKE 9991: printer test POKE 9992: rs-232 test POKE 9993: var ram test POKE 9994: prepare var ram test POKE 9995: complete ram test POKE 9996: key test POKE 9997: display test Salut remy, P...

Salut Gilles, merci for discovering the usefull seconds counter at 0883. Inspired by your work, I was able to find a 16 bit counter at 0885/0886. Normally it starts counting from 65535 to 0 with about 18.7 Hz, when the "Low Battery!" message appears, to shut down the calculator after about 1 hour, i...

pir2 a écrit :btw, do you know what is the PI-3C95 BASIC card? Same format as the 870.

The PI-3C95 is for use with PI-6000/6500/8000 and maybe also for PI-3000/4000/5000/7000/9500/9600/9700 and some others.
I'm not sure, if it's usable with the SHARP PA series.

Can you show a screen capture ? It seems that the CE-902 is one of the rarest IQ/OZ cards. As soon as I find one, I'll post a picture and a test of the interpreter. I wonder how you switch between Basic modes (pro, run, rsv, def...) as there is no dedicated key ?. Maybe there is a command to switch...

Salut Gege,
I'm not sure, but apparently the SHARP CE-902 BASIC card is able to use the whole display of the IQ-8900 and IQ-9000 series.



http://www.ralf-beckmann.de/

A very nice and in particular accurate emulator of the FX-7500G. Merci Piotr.

http://www.pisi.com.pl/piotr433/fx7500ee.htm

Forth is also available for the PC-E500 (apparently inclomplete) and PB-1000 (PB-Forth):

http://www.aldweb.com/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=9362

http://www.pisi.com.pl/piotr433/index.htm#pb1000

PB-Forth is even faster than the HP-82490A Forth version of the HP-71B.

Another very nice musical SHARP is the EL-410 featuring time, date, stopwatch, timer, alarm (2 melodies/beep) and universal calendar (1901-2099).


(picture from epocalc)

It would be interesting to take a look at the manual for more details, but I think you are on the right track.