Casio CFX-9850GB PLUS Quick start guide

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CFX-9850GB PLUS
CFX-9950GB PLUS
Software Library

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Loading Program Library Programs
This calculator comes with a built-in Program Library that provides you with a collection of
application programs. Unlike programs you input yourself, you must use the procedure
described below to load Program Library programs into memory before you can run them.
•The Program Library is divided into sub-libraries.
•You cannot edit or reference the contents of a Program Library program.
To load the program “FACT” (JAPAN sub-library)
1. On the icon menu, select W.
2. Use the function keys to execute the LOAD command.
6(g)5(LOAD)
3. Use the fand ccursor keys and wto select first the
sub-library and then the program.
(cc...) “JAPAN” w
(cc...) “FACT” w
(The message “Load Complete!” appears for about one
second. After that, the display returns to normal.)
•You can also jump to a specific location in the sub-library by inputting a letter.
Inputting the letter “F” (aF), for example, causes the highlighting to jump
to the first program name in the sub-library that starts with “F”.
•The message “Memory Full!” appears for about one second when there is not
enough memory to store the program. Delete data you no longer need and try again.

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•The screen shown to the right appears when a
program with the same name as the one you are
trying to load already exists in memory. Perform one
of the following key operations when this happens.
“YES” 1....... Replaces the existing program with the one you are loading.
“NO” 6....... Skips the program with the same name and continues with the load
operation.
“AC” A....... Aborts the load operation.
4. Press Ato return to the Program List screen.
Now you can run the program using the same procedures that you use to run your own
programs.
Important!
•Executing some programs change the setting of your calculator. Be sure to check
your calculator settings before executing a new program.
•Access the Web site at the following URL for detailed descriptions of each program
does and how to use them:
http://world.casio.com/edu_e/

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AUSTRALIA
1-1 Binomial Probability Distribution
Description : Produces a binomial probability distribution table.
File Name : BINPROB
1-2 Differential Equation Plot
Description : Draws the graph for any differential equation.
File Name : D.E.PLOT
*This program requires input of a formula in area Y1 of the Graph Mode.
1-3 Difference
Description : Finds the difference between each successive pair of values in a list (List 1) and
stores the results in another list (List 2).
File Name : DIFFLIST
1-4 Differential Equation
Description : Draws the direction field diagram for any differential equation.
File Name : DIRECFLD
*This program requires input of a formula in area Y1 of the Graph Mode.
1-5 Mandelbrot
Description : Draws part of the Mandelbrot Set of fractals.
File Name : MANDLBRT

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EA-100
2-1 Acceleration Meter
Description : Measures acceleration using a strip
of aluminum that is bent by inertia.
Probe : Light Probe
File Name : ACCELA
2-2 Measurement of Velocity and
Acceleration Using a Bar Code
Description : Measures velocity and acceleration
of a bar code passing in front of a
light probe.
Probe : Light Probe
File Name : BAR V,A
2-3 Breathing Capacity
Description : Measures breathing capacity in
accordance with the speed of rotating
blades.
Probe : Light Probe
File Name : BREATH
Light probe
Light hole
Weighted shutter
To EA-100
Light probe
Seal off from
external light
Bar code
Light
Minimize friction
Light probe
Light hole Straw
Aluminum plate
to hold probe
Aluminum or plastic rod
Thick paper fins
Rubber washer
Plastic plate

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2-4 Digital Calipers
Description : Determines the distance between the
two terminals of the calipers and
produces it as a value on the display.
Probe : Voltage Probe
File Name : CALIPERS
2-5 Display
Description : Plots temperature values measured by the EA-100 every second for one minute.
Probe : Temperature Probe
File Name : DISPLAY
2-6 Range Finder
Description : Measures the distance to an object in
accordance with its distance and
direction (angle) from two reference
points.
Probe : Voltage Probe
File Name : DISTANCE
2-7 Electric Charge Curve of a
Capacitor
Description : Shows changes in capacitor terminal
voltage.
Probe : Voltage Probe
File Name : ELECHARG
Guide A Guide B Variable resistor
(Type A, 10kΩ)
Red
(+5 to 10V)
Blue (+)
Black (G, –)
To voltage probes
(Affix guide B to variable resistor tab B.)
x
O
θ
a
E1
E2
x tan = a θ
∴ x = ––––
a
tan θ
To EA-100
+terminal –terminal
Resistor Charge to 3 to 5V
40 F
µ
Variable resistor
(Type A, 10kΩ)
Black (G, –)
Blue (+)
To voltage probes
Red
(+5 to 10V)
A
B

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2-8 Electrical Potential Surface
Description : Measures and graphs the distribution
of electric potential on the surface of
a paper.
Probe : Voltage Probe
File Name : ELEPOTSF
*Change the set up screen’s Fix setting to 1 before
executing this program.
2-9 Free Fall of Ball and Repulsion
Coefficient
Description : Graphs the height, speed, and changes
in acceleration over time of a falling ball,
and determines the repulsion coeffi-
cient from the height of the rebound.
Probe : Motion Detector
File Name : FREEFALL
2-10 Distance from Light Source
and Intensity
Description : Determines the relationship
between the distance from a light
source and illuminance.
Probes : Light Prove, Motion Detector
File Name : LIGHTINT
2-11 Lissajous Curves
Description : Produces a Lissajous curve using
two sine waves for which a simple
integral ratio is established.
Probes : Two Voltage Probes
File Name : LISSAJOU
Motion detector
To EA-100 Volley ball,
basket ball, etc. Stand
To
EA-100
Direction of
motion Light sensor
Motion detector
Book or other support Guideline
Light bulb inside
of cardboard
box with hole
Low-frequency Oscillator Low-frequency Oscillator
CH1
CH2
Move +terminal
during measurement Attach terminal
–terminal
(fixed)
Paste
conductive
paper to thick
paper
Use pencil to
draw gridline

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2-12 Melting Point of p-dichloroben-
zene
Description : Determines the melting point of p-
dichlorobenzene.
Probe : Te mperature Probe
File Name : MELTPNT
2-13 Simple Pendulum
Description : Produces a sine wave based on
the movement of a simple
pendulum.
Probe : Voltage Probe
File Name : PENDULUM
2-14 Measurement of pH with Colo-
rimetric Density Meter
Description : Measures the acidity of rainwater.
Probe : Light Probe
File Name : PHMEASUR
Weight
Piano wire
To voltage probes
Black (G, –)
Blue (+)
Red (+5 to 10V)
Variable resistor
(Type A, 10k Ω)
Stand
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500ml brown beaker
Opening for test tube
Light probe
Upper and lower
test tube openings
Made of three film cases
LED
Temperature
probe
Test tube
Paradichlorobenzene
Water
Beaker
Alcohol lamp

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2-15 Measurement of Velocity and
Acceleration from Three Points
Description : Measures velocity and acceleration
of a moving object using three light
probes placed along its path.
Probes : Three Light Probes
File Name : PNT V,A
2-16 Temperature Titration
Description : Determines the neutralization point
of an acid and an alkali (base).
Probe : Te mperature Probe
File Name : TEMPTIT
Light probe
Probe stand
Temperature probe
NaOH
Paper cups
(or Styrofoam
cups)
Enclose is plastic
or other material Hydrochloric acid