tutorials
2007-01-06 by mike
Can I have a show of hands who thinks what would be a good first tutorial for the 50G, What I have in mind is to give a total introduction to either a specific
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Tutorials by HP
2006-12-30 by hubert_weikert
Regarding the tutorials thread: Has anybody already mentioned the more than 50 tutorials available at HPs web site:
Modify CHOOSE and INFORM
2006-12-25 by yilmaz aktan
Hello friends, I m a hp50g users.Is there any possiblity maximized and multi-pick In CHOOSE command. Is there any possibility to change menu line in INFORM
Re: [50g] Re: tutorials
2006-12-24 by jean buchet
Good evening (22:32 here), ... This may be an article subject : GettingFunctionHelp, in CategoryQuickTips. . . . ... Since I m only discovering rpl, I will
Contacts page on the wiki site
2006-12-24 by mike
I just added a contacts page on the wiki site, I have put my contact deatails in there if you would like to contact me via msn or yahoo messenger (instant
Re: tutorials
2006-12-24 by mike
... tutorials for ... I am still learning stuff about the 50g, well it does have 2500 functions after all, have u learned about the help function yet? Just go
Re: tutorials
2006-12-23 by Jean Buchet
Good evening (19:25 here), ... I got mine yesterday evening. I m already used to RPN, because I ve been using a rpn calc on windows for years. Now I have to
Re: New 50g, ? Entry Table?
2006-12-13 by Scott
... the ... Regarding CUSTOM: You can always use USR entry mode on the keyboard and assign the CUSTOM menu to the unshifted MODE key. Yes, I had the same
Re: New 50g, ? Entry Table?
2006-12-13 by Scott
... put ... no ... the ... Do ... the ... ENTER ] ... Hello. In RPN mode, quote the variable that you want to edit with a tick ( ), like Y and press enter.
Re: [50g] New 50g, ? Entry Table?
2006-12-13 by Dave Boyd
... The EDIT function is assigned to down-arrow, and edits the contents of whatever is on top of the stack. After trying a 48G in emulation, that s the same
New 50g, ? Entry Table?
2006-12-13 by artkennedy13
Just got it. I m liking it. Here s a puzzle. The 48g series had an EDIT key that allowed you to put an object name in LEVEL1 and then edit it. With the 50g
Re: tutorials
2006-12-11 by mike
... if you take a quick look at the links section you will find a wiki site just for the 50g, i created it :) Mick
Re: [50g] Re: tutorials
2006-12-05 by Andy Cunningham
... mike Oh yes and btw, I would like to develop this site into the mike equvalent of the texus instruments site for their calcs, mike wishful thinking hey
Re: tutorials
2006-12-05 by mike
... Oh yes and btw, I would like to develop this site into the equvalent of the texus instruments site for their calcs, wishful thinking hey Mick C, your
Re: tutorials
2006-12-05 by mike
... Hmm, well I was thinking about getting new people up to speed with the 50g, and hopefully later versions as quickly as possible, if we had ten people
Re: tutorials
2006-12-04 by dl9sec
Hi Mick, ... Wouldn t it be easier to collect links from the web and sort it in a useful way? I think there are already a lot of great tutorials about the
tutorials
2006-12-03 by mike
Who would be interested in helping out with writing some tutorials for the 50g, if we get a few people together it should be easy to make a some good tutorials
Add hpgcc to links
2006-11-27 by Ric Evans
Hi, Shouldn t the http://www.hpgcc.org/ link be added to the links for this group. Owner, moderators, can you take care of that. Ciao Ric
Re: C
2006-11-27 by mike
... The compiler is definitly *not* written by HP, it is a third party software piece written by a few dedicated HP fans. It has some disidvantages and quite a
Re: [50g] C
2006-11-26 by morg@borgeby.se
Hello It is not supplied by HP, even if it s named hpgcc http://www.hpgcc.org /Martin
Re: C
2006-11-26 by dl9sec
Hi, ... Yes and no ;-) The compiler isn t supplied by HP i think. You can find it at http://www.hpgcc.org Best regards, Thorsten
C
2006-11-26 by merlincooper
Hello, I read somewhere that you can run C programs on the HP-50g by using a compiler supplied by HP. Is this true and if so where can I find the compiler?
Re: Keyboard delay
2006-11-01 by renystro
Your solution was just what I needed. Thank you very much. It s working just like I want it to now.
Re: [50g] Keyboard delay
2006-11-01 by Dave Boyd
... Yes there is. There a system variable called KEYTIME which you can read and set -- if a second keypress occurs before KEYTIME has elapsed it s ignored.
Keyboard delay
2006-11-01 by renystro
When using my 48GX I ve never had a problem, however on my 50G when I am trying to duplicate a number (i.e. 55, 00, 88, etc.) I seem to be pressing the key too
Re: 50g Tips
2006-10-24 by mike
Add these to the wiki site on the links page! ... keys without spaces or commas, means press and hold the first key, press and release the second key, then
Re: DMS/Dds conversions
2006-10-24 by Don Hart
I m not sure the 50g is the same as the 49g, but on the 49g (I don t have 50g) it s on the time menu and you get there by holding down the right shift and
DMS/Dds conversions
2006-10-23 by scramjet41
Does anyone know a fast method of converting Dds angle measurement to DMS? My old TI86 can do it in a flash but I haven t found the way on the 50G just yet...
Re: 50g Tips
2006-10-21 by Scott
... * The User Keyboard is your friend. Third-party libraries freely available from www.hpcalc.org further enhance the custom keyboard s mode. For example, I
50g Tips
2006-10-21 by John Dearing
50g TIPS Please submit yours to share! --John ... ABBREVIATIONS USED: PLUS: The “+” symbol, when shown between two keys without spaces or commas, means
equation library
2006-10-14 by jeep_cherokee_fan
I was wondering, the equation library consists of two parts one 227= 11315kb and 226= which consits of 57505kb. Is this all the memory space that the eq lib
Re: new guy
2006-10-08 by Marco Radzinschi
... I printed mine on double sided hole-punch paper at work, two pages per sheet (Acrobat Reader can do this). Came out fine - 222 sheets of paper if I recall
Re: Introduction
2006-09-30 by Scott
... 1990, which has better build ... I d been tempted to move to ... RPN. Of course, the very first ... 117, so it s more like the ... position of the
Introduction
2006-09-30 by Seth
Hi everyone, Brand new member here, I just got my 50g on Thursday. So far I m happy with it. I m upgrading from an HP48sx I got in 1990, which has better
Re: new guy
2006-09-27 by x2dydx
... that ... Considering the dialog on printing out the 50 manual, I suspect that I am going to be disappointed in the answer that I receive but I guess it s
Re: new guy
2006-09-27 by Scott
... Thanks. Looks interesting. Quick inspection looks like perfect binding limit is 740 pages--800 pp is about max for lulu. Could try breaking into
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-27 by Scott
... the ... I ... to ... not ... on- ... lines - ... to ... The 48GX has a true-ish RS232 port, wich inversion/level conversion built-in. --Scott
Re: new guy
2006-09-27 by Trevis
... There is a website www.lulu.com, that does book printing. Last I looked the prices arn t to bad. Trevis
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-26 by al.arduengo
... at ... do ... its ... PINS ... CONVERTER, ... - ... also, ... indicated) ... Conn4x, ... transfer ... The cable I built years ago for the 48 series did not
50g emulator for Windoze
2006-09-26 by Scott
Just wanted those of you who don t follow the main HP threads regarding HP calculators of a couple of important links to get started. For programs, etc.:
Re: new guy
2006-09-26 by Scott
... ignore ... PDF ... improved. ... somewhere ... ever ... TI) are ... simple, IF ... set in ... Once you ... type a ... The ... hit ... conversion ... that
Re: new guy
2006-09-26 by scramjet41
... checked but seems to be now. Crap, do I have a s***load to learn. Like I said, my issue at this point is to learn the survey apps (cogo, etc) with this
Re: [50g] new guy
2006-09-26 by Dave Boyd
... Same here. This reply to you, is in fact my own first post. ... Boy, there s an understatement. One thing: you can pretty much ignore the thin User s
new guy
2006-09-26 by scramjet41
Hi all; I m new to this group, I joined it in hopes of getting some help learning the new machine. I ve been using a TI 86 for years, time to move up but the
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-23 by Scott
... that ... the ... cable, ... Hi, With the 50g, a mark (1) is +3.3V and a space (0) is 0V. For standard RS232 (going from memory and recalling some specs
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-23 by x2dydx
... Hi Scott, I don t mean to beat this subject to death but I assumed that the serial output from the calculator would be RS232. I really appreciate you
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-23 by Scott
... telescope. ... serial ... with a ... How ... your ... source or ... Thanks. ... for ... I do ... machine! ... Just to be clear re: serial port of 50g. It
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-23 by al.arduengo
... I should have been more clear. Sorry. I used a 48GX serial port for my telescope. I modified a standard 9 pin cable to work with my calculator cable.
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-22 by Scott
... telescope. ... with a ... How ... your ... source or ... Thanks. ... I used a Mini 4-B USB connector. Search comp.sys.hp48 and you ll find more details.
Re: Serial Port
2006-09-22 by x2dydx
... I read somewhere that the serial cable is not available from HP. How did you overcome this problem? Did the serial cable come with your telescope? Or is