can this do all what HP16c used to do? Hex,Octa, Binary - shift left/right, bitwise logical operators etc? - or must all that be programmed manually?
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Yes, Check the HP User Guide, Integer math is discussed beginning on page 575 and functions are described beginning on pg 544 : http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04119981.pdf
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Yes, Check the HP User Guide, Integer math is discussed beginning on page 575 and functions are described beginning on pg 544: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04119981.pdf
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Actually I have seen a video in you tube combating between Casio calculators and this one. They are all deal with graphing, however Hp prime is faster than the others and easy to use. Watch this video http://youtu.be/2yfYeCGWZrs and the other video to decide which suitable for you.
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this info means nothing regarding memory modules.It's a good question for HP though.
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HP's page says "manual" duplex, "driver support provided." I have no idea what that means. Perhaps that you print all odd pages, then re-insert and print even ones? Not convenient. I know from experience.
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Yes, you can reprogram the numbers on the unit. I believe you have up to four numbers that you can input I believe that you need to input the whole sequence in order. The owners manual is available online just do a Google search and look for the make and model number "LogicMark Freedom Alert 35911 owners manual" and you should be able to see the details yourself.
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Yes. Same board used to control the codes in both units. Mine works flawless!
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Hi Hector. Yes, the HP Prime has a very nice, and very fast programming language similar to other versions of Basic. It has 32 MB of "standard" memory, and 256MB of Flash memory. I've been programming it for awhile, and the amount of memory doesn't even cross my mind. It would take a huge number of very big programs to use it up. HP set it up to suggest people create "apps", which are a collection of programs, notes, and other views to create a complete application. I tend to like programming it more directly, kind of old-school style, where the programs are more stand-alone, with their own IO to get the job done. But both approaches work well.
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It may be defective. The fn key will work for the white symbols({,},[,],? etc), and you still use shift for all the others (!/1, @/2, $/4 etc.) mine has always worked great. I would contact the seller directly. Good luck!
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Yes, It works Great, No Software, just plug in usb Port let it bimp and it is good to go. That is what I use it for and UPC Codes too.
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My earlier model didn't do number system conversions: Binary, Hexadecimal, Octal but the new one does. It is a better machine by far.
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As I recall the 49g calculator has a USB Serial Converter support file that is to be compiled as module and ... as a trade-off being able to transfer data between your HP 49+ Calculator and Linux. I'm not so sure about using Windows, but however, in my best opinion it should.
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yes. its really simple to program. works fine with the oder Intellicode.google manual for directions.
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Yup, the included software supports keys with modifiers. However, I don't believe complicated macros are possible though.
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It's not printer specific. It's simply a protocol converter. It's worked on every printer I've tried it on.
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No, I think that you just 2 dimensions code can read with it. I will try and get back to you with more information about it.
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John, as far as I can see, languages are not compatible. On HP50 one uses the stack as an aid for calculations, on Prime we sadly lost the stack so the variables should be defined into the program and passed internally as arguments. The structure of the language reminds me of Pascal or a structured Basic, using main programs (the ones that say EXPORT [name] ( [arguments]) and subroutines in the same code.
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I found out the HP printers have a code built in them that keeps you from being able to get them to work by refilling them, you would have to de-code that before trying it, if a repair can do this it should work. There are no instruction except what I have learned. You can try making a whole in top of the ink cartridge 1/16 drill bit then inject with a needle, only inject 1 cc don't over fill, if it don't work, it may have a code built in.
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Hi, I use it with Linux but the Info I have is 0x067b for the vendor, 0x2303 PL2303 Serial port, V4.00. I have had no problems with it so far. Mark