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Anyone have a copy of this? - Gene Wright - 04-17-2011 Or any other old SR-52 SR-56 books or materials? I made it my aim a few years ago to help encourage the documenting of the TI calculator story since the HP side was already pretty well documented. For example, at one time, there was a quite extensive user collected library of game programs for the 100 step SR-56 calculator, but I have not been able to find copies of the programs anywhere. So, anyone? -------
All three volumes are printed in a pica typewriter font, one side User instructions are contained in a step-numbered Procedure section. This is followed by a table of register contents, and the program listing. Applicable formulas and algorithms are noted as being found in one or more of five references, but are not printed in the text; there are no sample problems. All programs are written for use with the PC-100, with notes covering required modifications for SR-52/56 use only.
The SR-52 keyboard manual covers 54 statistics programs, some Data packing and unpacking routines are given, but actual card storage is by program step only (no mention is made of direct storage to/from program registers. Register tables show data assignments to Reg 98, 99, 00, ... 19.
Note that a 2 X 2/ 3 X 3
Re: Anyone have a copy of this? - Marcus von Cube, Germany - 04-17-2011 I used to have an SR-56 at the time and even managed to write my own 3x3 linear equation solver. Sadly, the material is long gone. :(
Re: Anyone have a copy of this? - Frido Bohn - 04-18-2011 Hello Gene, Re: Anyone have a copy of this? - Gene Wright - 04-18-2011 Thank you, but I have all of that. It is the slightly more obscure materials I had hoped to find.
In fact, on www.rskey.org in the "Library" section, you'll find a ton of documentation for the old SR52 and SR56 that I arranged to be published on that site. :-)
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