Model: -11C General: Name: Programmable Scientific Calculator Code-Name: 1.0 Family: Voyager, Series 10 Logic: RPN Features: basic scientific, programmable, hyperbolics Firsts: Voyager (with -12C), RAN# Introduction: Date: 1981-9-1 Price: $135 Discontinuation: Date: 1989-01-01 Price: $56 Production-Run: ? Display: Type: LCD, 7 segment Size: 1 line x 10 chars Number-Formats: sign, 10 mantissa sign, 7 mantissa, ., exp sign, 2 exp Annunciators: * battery low USER user mode f f-shift g g-shift GRAD grads mode RAD radians mode PRGM program mode Data: User-Visible: Smallest: 1E-99 Largest: 9.999999999E99 Signif.-Digits: 10 Internal: Smallest: 1E-99 Largest: 9.999999999E99 Signif.-Digits: 10 Data-Types-and-Sizes: real, 7 bytes Memory: Named-Registers: X, Y, Z, T, Last x, I, 0-9, .0-.9 Flags: 0-1, user Register-Usage: R0 \GSn R1 \GSx R2 \GSx^2 R3 \GSy R4 \GSy^2 R5 \GSxy Numbered-Registers: 20 -> 0 Program-Steps: 63 -> 203 Program-Editing: insert Program-Display: keycode User-RAM-Bytes: 203 Total-RAM-Bytes: 281 ROM-Bytes: 7808 Machine-State: prefix key state stack lift enable display mode program counter three level return stack degrees / radians / grads radix mark PRGM mode program / register memory divider USER mode random number seed registers memory File-Types: none Physical: Technology-Used: CMOSC Processor: 1LE2 SACAJAWEA [ see HP-15C processor notes ] Chip-Count: 3 chips: 1LE2 (uControler containing display driver, memory manager & Saturn CPU), 1LF5 & 1LK1 (RAM/ROM) [ see HP-15C processor notes ] Power-Source: 3 alkaline (Eveready A76) or silver-oxide (Eveready 357) button cells Continuous-Memory: yes Expansion-Ports: none I/O-Ports: none Clock: none Length: ? Width: ? Height: ? Weight: ? Temperature-Range: Operating: 0 to 55 deg C Charging: none Storage: -40 to 65 deg C Keyboard: Switches: none Shift-Keys: f, yellow, above\ g, blue, below User-Defined-Keys: A, B, C, D, E Key-Arrangement:: ** ** ** ** ** ** *** *** *** *** ** ** ** ** ** ** *** *** *** *** ** ** ** ** ** ** *** *** *** *** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** *** *** *** *** Key-Labels-Base-Keyboard:: x x x \v/x e 10 y 1/x CHS 7 8 9 \:- SST GTO SIN COS TAN EEX 4 5 6 x R/S GSB Rv x<>y <- ENTER 1 2 3 - ON f g STO RCL ENTER 0 . \GS+ + Key-Labels-f-gold-above:: A B C D E \pi FIX SCI ENG x\<=y LBL HYP x<>(i) (i) I ->R x<>I DSE ISG x>y |---------- CLEAR -----------| PSE \GS PRGM REG PREFIX RAN# Py,x ->H.MS ->RAD x\=/y [] [] [] FRAC USER RAN# x! y^,r L.R. x=y Key-Labels-g-blue-below:: 2 x LN LOG % \GD% ABS DEG RAD GRD x<0 -1 -1 -1 -1 BST HYP SIN COS TAN ->P SF CF F? x>0 P/R RTN R^ RND CLx LSTx Cy,x ->H ->DEG x\=/0 [] [] [] INT MEM LSTx x- s \GS- x=0 Programmable-Operations:: % percent of + addition - subtraction ->DEG convert to degrees ->H convert to decimal hours ->H.MS convert to hours,minutes,seconds ->P convert rectangular to polar ->R convert polar to rectangular ->RAD convert to radians 0-9, . enter digit or decimal point 1/x reciprocal 10^x common exponentiation A-E (user mode) call label ABS absolute value CF 0-1 clear flag CHS change sign CLEAR REG clear all registers CLEAR \GS clear statistics and stack CLx clear X COS cosine COS-1 arc cosine Cy,x combinations DEG degrees mode DSE decrement and skip on equal, counter in I, format nnnnn.eeeii (nnnnn: current value, eee: end value, ii: increment) EEX start an exponent ENG 0-9 engineering notation mode ENTER enter e^x natural exponentiation F? 0-1 test flag FIX 0-9 fixed decimal mode FRAC fractional part GRD grads mode GSB A-E,0-9,I subroutine call a label GTO A-E,0-9,I go to label HYP COS hyperbolic cosine HYP COS-1 arc hyperbolic cosine HYP SIN hyperbolic sine HYP SIN-1 arc hyperbolic sine HYP TAN hyperbolic tangent HYP TAN-1 arc hyperbolic tangent INT integer part ISG increment and skip on greater, counter in I, format nnnnn.eeeii (nnnnn: current value, eee: end value, ii: increment) L.R. linear regression LBL A-E,0-9 label LN natural logarithm LOG common logarithm LSTx LAST X PSE pause Py,x permutations R/S start/stop a program RAD radians mode RAN# random number RCL 0-9,.0-.9,I,(i) recall from register RCL \GS+ recall \GSx to X, \GSy to Y RND round to match display RTN return Rv roll the stack down R^ roll stack up s compute standard deviation SCI 0-9 scientific notation mode SF 0-1 set flag SIN sine SIN-1 arc sine STO +,-,x,\:- 0-9 storage arithmetic STO 0-9,.0-.9,I,(i) store in register STO RAN# set random number seed TAN tangent TAN-1 arc tangent x multiplication x! factorial, gamma function x- compute average x<0 conditional test x<>(i) exchange x<>I exchange x<>y exchange x and y x=0 conditional test x=y conditional test x>0 conditional test x>y conditional test x\<=y conditional test x\=/0 conditional test x\=/y conditional test x^2 square y^,r linear estimate, correlation y^x power \:- division \GD% percent change \GS+ add to statistics \GS- subtract from statistics \pi constant, value 3.141592654 \v/x square root Non-Programmable-Operations:: <- erase last digit/program step BST back step CLEAR PREFIX clear any prefix, shows all digits CLEAR PRGM (program mode) clear all program steps (run mode) set program counter to 0 f f-shift g g-shift GTO . 0-203 go to program line MEM display memory status ON on/off ON + + inititate continuous self-test ON + - clear continuous memory ON + . toggle ,/. digit separator ON + x initiate one self-test ON + y^x reset calculator ON + \:- initiate keyboard test P/R program/run mode SST single step USER toggle user mode NOTE: The notation "KEY + KEY" means that both keys are pressed at the same time. Menus:: none Bugs/ROM-Versions:: From Stephen J Thomas <sjthomas@bcfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us> ... HP did acknowlege a bug in the 11C, but never released a ROM version which corrected this (I don't know why this popped into my brain last nite after lying dormant for several years). If you are entering a number with a decimal point, and then use the back-arrow key to erase any (and all) digits to the right of the decimal point AND erase the decimal point, the magnitude of the integer portion of the number will be incremented by 1 when the ENTER key is pressed. For example, 1 1 . <- ENTER should put 11 in the X-register, but 12 is entered instead. Another example, 2 . 3 4 CHS <- <- <- ENTER will put -3 in the X-register instead of -2. I'm not sure if this also occurs when a function key -- such as [+] -- is pressed rather than [ENTER], or if this occurs on any other Voyager-series models. Later: S/N 2350AXXXXX confirms the bug is present and that it occurs with function keys. 1 Enter 1 . 0 <- <- + gives 3 with LSTx being 2. 4 . <- SQRT gives 2.2361 with LSTx of 5. The mentioned bugs aren't present by S/N 2547A34886. Notes:: price changes: 1982-07-01 $100 1983-02-01 $90 1984-08-01 $75 1986-02-01 $56
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