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Orion TI-84 Plus Talking Graphing Calculator User Guide Version 1.0
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To … Do this …
Orion has completed the reading, your
review cursor returns to the original
starting location
read from the start of the line to the
current location of the review cursor Press and hold the Orion Left arrow
key until Orion begins reading. When
Orion has completed the reading, your
review cursor returns to the original
starting location
read the text at the input position of
the calculator cursor Press and hold the Shift key and then
press the Home key. The Orion first
announces "Home" and then reads the
text at the input position. The review
cursor does not move
6.5.1.3 Move Review Cursor
To … Do this …
move the review cursor to the start
or end of the line Press and hold the CTRL key and
press the Left or Right arrow key.
Orion moves the review cursor to the
desired location and announces either
start or end
move the review cursor to the top or
bottom of the screen Press and hold the CTRL key and
press the Up or Down arrow key.
Orion moves the review cursor and
announces top or bottom
move your review cursor to the
calculator cursor Press and hold the CTRL key then
press the Home key. This moves the
review cursor, and Orion announces
that it is set to the home location.
6.5.1.4 Navigating Long Lists of Data
When dealing with answers that generate long lists of data, the TI-84 sometimes
goes into a special mode that versions prior to 2.0 could not read correctly.
Version 2.0 has added a method to help walk through those long lists of data. If
you get a long list of data surrounded by brackets, you only need to move left
and right using the TI-84 arrow keys (below the screen). Because the screen
does not have a cursor, it is difficult to get the information and therefore acts a
little different than other screens. As you move right and left, Orion TI-84 Plus
announces the number and the index value of the number. Between the numbers
it clicks letting you know you are not yet on a number. Sometimes there are
multiple clicks between the numbers.
Example