If you have a Datexx DS-834 solar calculator, or any of the clones, such as the Ativa AT-36 calculator (pictured below):
The calculator would feature a "CL-PROG" function as the second function of the Clear key, as shown below.
This would imply that the Datexx DS 834 ECO (Link: http://www.datexx.com/product-p/ds-834.htm), Ativa AT-36, and any other clones, such as the Citizen SRP-285N (Link: http://calculator.citizen-europe.com/en/calculator/srp-285n ) would be programmable.
However, looking over the five modes which are:
Main Mode: Calculator mode
Stat Mode: Statistics mode (1 variable, 2 variable? )
Base-n Mode: Boolean Algebra with decimal/binary/octal/hexadecimal
Complex Mode: Arithmetic Only
VLE Mode: 2 x 2 Simultaneous Linear Equation Solver
QE Mode: Quadratic Equation Solver
No program or formula programming mode is available. No mention of the use of the CL-PROG feature in the any of the manuals or the example sheets provided. I don't know if this feature was going to be programmed and the original programmers just ran out of time. However, the [2nd] [ CL ] for CL-PROG seems to do nothing. If you do know, please comment on this blog entry.
One of the curiosities of scientific calculators.
Eddie
This blog is property of Edward Shore - 2015
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| Ativa AT-36 Calculator. I bought from an Office Depot store before it was merged with Office Max eons ago. Compared to today's standards, this calculator is slow as heck! |
The calculator would feature a "CL-PROG" function as the second function of the Clear key, as shown below.
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| The CL button, with the CL-PROG function |
This would imply that the Datexx DS 834 ECO (Link: http://www.datexx.com/product-p/ds-834.htm), Ativa AT-36, and any other clones, such as the Citizen SRP-285N (Link: http://calculator.citizen-europe.com/en/calculator/srp-285n ) would be programmable.
However, looking over the five modes which are:
Main Mode: Calculator mode
Stat Mode: Statistics mode (1 variable, 2 variable? )
Base-n Mode: Boolean Algebra with decimal/binary/octal/hexadecimal
Complex Mode: Arithmetic Only
VLE Mode: 2 x 2 Simultaneous Linear Equation Solver
QE Mode: Quadratic Equation Solver
No program or formula programming mode is available. No mention of the use of the CL-PROG feature in the any of the manuals or the example sheets provided. I don't know if this feature was going to be programmed and the original programmers just ran out of time. However, the [2nd] [ CL ] for CL-PROG seems to do nothing. If you do know, please comment on this blog entry.
One of the curiosities of scientific calculators.
Eddie
This blog is property of Edward Shore - 2015
