HP 9100B Betriebsanleitung

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HEWLETT

PAC

ARD

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WARRA

AND

ASSISTANCE

The Hewlett-Packard

91008

Calculator

warranted

aga1nst

defects

matenals

and

workmanship.

This

war-

ranty

applles

for

ninety

(90)

days

from

date

delivery.

will

repair

replace

components

which

prove

defective

during

the

warranty

ri€>d.

other

warranty

expressed

implied.

are

not

liable

for

consequential

damages.

For any assistance

contact

your

nearest Hewlett-Packard

Sales and Service Office. Addresses are

provided

the

back

this

manual.

Hewlett-Packard Cor:npany

1969

Box 301, Loveland, Colorado,

...

80537

U. S.

OPERATING

AND

PROGRAMMING

HEWLETT-PACKARD

91008

P EFACE

THIS

MANUAL

This manual may

used in two ways;

1. as a textbook

from

which

learn how to use and program

your

calculator, and

2. as a

'quick

-reference',

determine what a

particular

key

svvitch will do and the purpese

for

which

may be used.

a textbook,

the

manual progresses in a learn1ng sequence

which presupposes no previous experience with

this

type

calculator

with

programming.

For 'quick-reference' the key index on Page iv is used

locate

the

required key

switch in

the

text. Each key is

briefly

described in bald

print.

This is followed by a more detailed ex-

planation with examples which

illustrate

what

the

key does and

the purposes

for

which

may

used.

FROM

9100A

91008

I I

For the benefit of

91008

users who have previously used and

programmed only

the

9100A

Calculator, here is a

briet

sum-

mary

the

91008

features and characteristics which

differ

from

those

the 91

OOA.

1. The

91008

has a Iarger programmable memory which is

divided into two pages,

the

( + ) page and

the

(- ) page

(see Pages 8 and

57)

The (

-t

) page consists of

registers designated (

-t

) 0

through

(+ ) f ; these are identical to

the

through

registers

the 91

OOA.

The ( ) page consists

similar

registers, (- ) 0

through

( ) f .

The sign of

the

page (-:-

- ) is required

for

addressing

the

memory and

for

branching between pages;

the

sign

is not required

the branch is to

address

the

same

page

the branch

instruction

(see 'GO TO' key on Page

PREFACE

2. The

91008

has

subroutine

capability

which is

controlled

the

'SUB/RETURN' instruct1on (see Pages

and

extra recall

instruction.

'to

from'

(x~t

J), is available

recall data

from

the

( , )

numeric

and ( )

alphameric

registers (see Page

4. ln

the

'RUN'

mode, 'STEP PRGM' no Ionger causes an

im·

mediate

branch

except when a

'not

met'

qua

Iiter

encountered (see 'EDITING A PROGRAM' on Page

ln the 'PROGRAM' mode, as 'STEP PRGM' is pressed,

the

X register displays

the

address and operation (as before)

and

the

displays

the

address and

operation.

5. Conditional

branching

remains as in the

9100A

except

that

the

plus

(+ ) and

minus

( ) signs

cannot

instruction

unless they are

an address.

'CONT(inue)'

cannot

be used as a 'no

operation

after

'IF'

instruction

'CONT' is

tobe

followed by an

alphameric

sign (

-t

)

instruction.

6. When

storing

recalling

data,

the

sign

the

page

al-

ways required

the

storage

is on

the

( ) page;

the

sign

the page is never

required

the

storage regts-

ter

is on

the

( t ) page. Thts is

true

regardless

whtch

page

contains

the

'store'

'recall'

instructions.

7. Operation

the

'ACC

·,

'ACC ' and 'RCL' keys is exactly

the

9100A

that

only the (

and ( ) f

are affected.

'CLEAR' clears

the

( ) e . ( )f ,

Y and Z registers

and

the

'ARC' and 'HYPER'

conditions,

the

9100A

'END'

t a required last ins

tructton

in a

program

whtch

be recorded on a

magnetic

card (see 'END' on Page

111

DEGREES

POLAR

RECT

RCL

42,53

ACC

I DE

16,21

RAD ANS

19,44

IYI arc

50 45

int

x hyper

•

49 45

sin

cosx

log x

tanx

48 44

EYS

FLOATING FIXED POINT

- -

...,

I I

I a b I

x-:y

c d ROLL

F t

ROLL

L - -

- -

y~<)

x~<

> t

CHG

SIGN

r-'-

• 7

-•

X 4

-1

+ 0

31 L 22,41

OFF

ENTER

EXP

RECORD

(

----------10 ENTER

POWER

CLEAR

--,

3 I

PROGRAM

CLEAR

FMT

INT

SPACE

ASUBV

RETURN

19,

FLAG

X<Y

x=y

x>y

RUN

SET

FLAG

PAUSE

STOP

END

STEP

•

CONT

( ) ( )

PRGM

Numbers below the keys indicate the page(s)

which

e bold-

description

the switch

key appear

DECIMAL

DIGITS

,--_____,.~

·-

TABLE

CONTE

PREFACE

How to Use

this

Manual

From

9100A

91008

PAGE

INDEX

KEYS

AND

SWITCHES

GENERAL

INFORMATION

Description 1

Accessories/ Equipment Supplied 2

Program Library 2

'Keyboard' Publication 2

91008

Options 3

Peripheral Equipment 3

Service Contracts 3

itial

lnspection 3

J J Power Requ1rements 4

Grounding Requirements 4

Turn-on Procedure 4

Electrical lnspection 4

KNOW

YOUR

91008

lntroduction

Characteristics 7

ROM

Magnetic-Core Memory 7

Display 9

Float1ng and Fixed Point

Guard Digits

Overflow and Underflow 13

Range 15

egai Operations 16

KEYBOARD

lntrod

uction 17

Step-Saving 17

Keying lnstruct

1ons

Sw1

tching lnstructions 18

Other Definitions 18

TABLE

CONTENTS

THE

KEYBOARD

CONTINUED

SWITCHES

Off

Power On, Degrees-Radians,

Program

Run,

Floating

-Fixed

Point.

Decimal

Digits

Illegal

Operations

Light.

ENTRY KEYS

through

9, CLEAR x, CLEAR, ENTER EXP,

CHG SIGN, deci

mal

point.

CONTROL KEYS

t ,

ROLL t I ROLL t , X : y. 29

ARITH~/1ETIC

KEYS

-:-

STORAGE

AND

RECALL KEYS

( ) x

(

( ), a

through

f , 0

through

9, RCL.

FUNCTION KEYS

sin x, cos x,

tan

arc

hyper

rx:

ln x, e

log

int

x, y ,

1T.

VECTOR KEYS

TO POLAR, TO RECT, RCL, ACC

ACC- .

PROGRAMMING

THE

91008

INTRODIJCTION TO PROGRAMMING

Registers

Characters

Memory

Address

Bits

Octal Code 58

Program

Addre

ing

Program

Counter

Branching

Subroutines

Blanked

and Dis

play

Modes

T B

Vlll

TENTS

PROGRAMMING

THE

91008

CONTINUED

PROGRAM WRITING

What is a Program?

Writing

Program

PROGRAM KEYS

TO, CONT, STOP, END, STEP PRGM,

PAUSE, PRINT, FMT

PROGRAM OPERATION

Entering

Program

from

the Keyboard

Recording a

Program

on a Magnetic Card

Entering

Program

from

a Magnetic Card

Editing

Program

Correcting

a Program

PROGRAM KEYS · CONDITIONAL BRANCHING

IF x< y, IF x

y, IF x> y, IF FLAG, SET

FLAG

PROGRAM

KEYS

· SUBROUTINES

SUB/RETURN

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING

Efficient

Use

the

Memory

Use

Peripheral

Equipment

STEP SAVING

Entering

Constant

Multiply

by Two

~Sum

Two

Squares'

Conditional Operations

APPENDIX

Range

Arguments

Error

Summary

Key Codes

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