HP-41CV
global label.
„GTO ..“ packs program memory and goes to the unused program memory
area to be able to enter a new program. In PRGM mode „ss REG nnn“ is
displayed where nnn is the amount of available program registers (with about
6 commands per register).
HMS
Convert X from decimal to hour/min/sec (h.mmss) representation
Example: 1.5 HMS results in 1.3000
HMS+
Add Y + X
→
X in h.mmss format
HMS-
Subtract Y - X
→
X in h.mmss format
HR
Convert X from hour/min/sec (h.mmss) to decimal representation.
INT
Integer part of X
ISG
Increment and skip if greater. See DSE. See RCL for indirect addressing
modes
LASTX
Recall the most recent value of the X register
LBL
Enter a local numerical label (00–99), a local character label (A – J and a – j)
or a global character label (2 – 7 characters or a non-local single-character
label) in a program.
In USER mode the program code at a local character label of the current
program can directly be executed by pressing one of the two top row keys. Ie.
pressing “1/x” executes the code at local label “B”. This works for labels “A” –
“J”. Pressing “SHIFT 1/x” executes the code at label “b”. This works for labels
“a” – “j”
Note that if a key has been assigned to a function or program using the ASN
command no local labels are executed.
Local labels are only visible within the current global program.
Warning
: You can enter a "global" program that starts with a local label.
However, after the focus moved away from this program (ie. by executing
another program or by executing "GTO..") you cannot easily access this
program!! A GTO to the local label or an XEQ will fail with NONEXISTENT.
Also, it is not possible to use "CLP" to delete the memory occupied by the
program! The only way to move the focus to this "hidden" program is to use
"CATALOG 1" and carefully watch for an "END" that is not preceeded with a
global label. After the listing has been stopped when this "END" is displayed
switching to PRGM mode will display the program and it is possible to delete it
step-by-step to reclaim program memory.
LN
Logarithm base e
LN1+X
Calculate ln(1+x), used for small values of x
LOG
Logarithm base 10
MEAN
Mean value of data in the statistics registers. See
Σ
REG
MOD
Modulo (reminder) of division Y/X
OCT
Convert X register from decimal to octal
OFF
Turn calculator off
ON
Turn calculator on.
If the „
←
“ key is held down while turning on a
global reset
is executed and all
data, stack and program registers as well as user flags are cleared
P-R
Convert polar coordinates (X=angle, Y=length) to rectangular coordinates
(X,Y) using current trigonometry mode
PACK
Pack the program memory
%
Percent. This does not pop the stack
%CH
Percentual difference from Y to X. This does not pop the stack
PI
π
= 3.1415…
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