Casio FP-231CE User manual

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064C M @ Printed in Japan
FP-231CE
CETL-11
OPERATION MANUAL
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CASIO ®

- ------••• Introduction •••------ -
This new version of CETL, CETL-11, provides greater ease of operation for more
effective use and extends CETL in the following two ways:
Extension 1: Graphic display when perfr· • 11ing the N (New file) command.
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Extension 2: Tabular format data display during the E(Edit) command.
This manual describes the operating procedures for CETL-IJ, emphasizing these two
aspects. Refer to the following manuals for further details concerning CETL:
FP-200 Reference Manual; FP-200 Operation Manual; FP -2 00 Command Li st.
-------•••■ Contents•••------ - -
Inserting the CETL-11 ROM Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Table Creat ion Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Activating CETL-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
New table (New file) definition [N command]
Table data entry [E command] 7 ................ . .. . 10
Entering Label Records in CETE-11 . ...................... . .. •. . . . 22
Error Displays in CETL-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

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------■ Inserting the CETL-11 ROM Pack••---- -
To use CETL-II, insert the "CETL-II ROM pack" into the FP-200 computer accord-
ing to the )?rocedure described below.
(1) Turn off the computer power
switch.
(2) Turn the computer over.
(3) While pushing B on the right side
of the bottom, slide the cover in
the direction indicated by the
arrow. Remove the cover and
take out the back-up battery.
Powers
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Power is turned off by mov ing
the switch forward.
Bottom side of the computer
Additional RAM
and ROM setting case Back-up battery case
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Memory back-up
battery
(4) Remove the cover of the addi-
tional RAM and ROM setting
case, using the same procedure.
Insert the "CETL-II ROM pack"
in the left side, then replace th e
cover.
Additional RAM and
ROM setting case
Back-up battery case
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CETL-11 ROM pack
(5) Insert the back-up batteries and
replace the cover. Be careful to
insert the batteries with the
correct polarity.
(6) Turn on the power switch and
type "RESET !!I ".
Insertion of the CETL-11 ROM pack is complete.
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Notes on HandlingRAM-ROM Pack
1. It is possible for the internal circuit to be destroyed by static electricity
when handling the pack. Therefore, discharge the static electricity remaining
in your body by touching some metal object, such as a door knob, before
you touch the pack.
2. Do not touch the pack connecto r and the PCB connector in the compute r
(FP-200) , since dust or fingerprints on them will cause faulty connections.
Do not push down the short spring with your fingers and do not to uch the
contact sprin g~ ot herwise failures will occur.
Contact
springs
Pack
Computer ( FP -2 00)
Short springs
3. When you inse rt the pack into the computer or remove it, do not forget to
turn off the computer power switch and to remove the back-up battery.
4. After removing the pack, store it in the case and keep it in a place which is
dust-free.
-----••• Table Creation Procedure••••---- -
Let's create a table like the one shown below, using CETL-11.
Table of Grades
1 2 3 4 5
0 SUB
JE CT A B C AV!=RAGE
1 MATHEMATICS 75 60 50 62
2 ENGLISH 50 55 40 48
3 FRENCH
45
60 70 58
4 TOTAL
170 175 160 168
The procedure for creating a table with CETL-ll is as follows.
Procedure I Activating CETL-TT
Procedur e 2 Defining the new table
(N comm a nd)
Procedure 3 Entering data for the
table
(E command )
(Within the E command, the existing CETL
functions can be used by pressing the I PF0 I
key .)
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Activating CEIL-II
{I) Turn off the computer power
switch.
(2) Slide theMODE switch to CETL.
(3) Turn on the computer power
switch.
(4) As the result of the operations
shownabove, the following charac-
ters are displayed on the display
Power is turned off by moving
the switch forward.
MODE
Power is turned on by moving
the switch backward.
C ET L - 1I I.) e r . 1 •0
screen: . _...v
This value may vary when files F.'. e ·='· d y
F[1
have already been created with
CETL-11 or when a RAM pack
(additional memory) is installed.
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Newtable (New file) definition ...... (N command)
(I) When CETlrlI is started, the characters shown below are displayed on the
screen.
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Free
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To create a new table, enter the N command first.
[ID!!]
(2) The N command specifies the title and size of the new table (new file).
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(3) After the N command is entered, the title of the table (File Name) must be
g iv en. Since this is a table of grades, the table is named "Grades".
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Up to eight characters can be entered as a file name, although in this ex.ample only
six characters are used.
(4) Next, the number of rows in the table (Rec. Size) must be given. Enter the
numb er of rows, excluding the label record (row zero).
The number of rows may be between 3 and 65,535; in this example, four rows are
specified.
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(5) Next, the number of items in the table (Item Size) must be given. Since there
are five items, namely Subject, A, B, C, and Average, enter 5.
The number of items may be between 3 and 255.
Input_.
OK
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,______ (If N is entered)
Step (2) is t·epeated.
(If Y is entered)
The next E command is performed.
(6) The title and the size of the table to be creat ed have now been specified. In
order to modify these specifications, type:
[]]!!)
Step (2) is repeated and the specifications can be modified. (Anything other
than CT]!!)is treated as (HJ!!].) If no corrections are necessary, type:
CT] !!]
The N comm and terminates and the next E command is performed.
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Table data entry ...... [E command]
(I) When an N command terminates or an E command is entered, the table
shown above is displayed.
The title of the table, the locati on of the input cell (row number -item num-
ber), and the direction in which data is to be entered ( -. or ,I. ) are dis-
played on the first line.
The II mark, which indicates the location of the input cell, is displayed.
Enter the corresponding data.
(2) Enter the data for the label record (row zero) in the first item.
(I)(IDl]JQJ(I]©ITJ !!I
(3) Enter the data for the label record (row zero) in the second item.
(A) !!I
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(4) Enter the data for the label record (row zero) in the third item.
Since only three items can be displayed on t he screen at a ti.me, the data for
the second item goes off the screen when the fourth item is entered.
(Because the first item is used as a header, it is always displayed.)
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(5) Enter the data for the label record (row zero) in the fourth item.
(6) Enter the data for the label record (row zero) in the fifth item.
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(7) When data entry for a row has been completed, the input cell moves to the
first item of the next row. (When the direction for data entry is ... )
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(8) Label record in put has now been completed, and the subject names must be
entered next. To do so, let's change the direction for data entry to .J from
...
(9)
Enler !PF0 I or ICTRLI [[) (type [[) whileholdmg lhe!CTRLJkey down).
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Command menu
As the result of step (8), the sixth line of the screen displays the command
menu and the system waits for a command to be entered.
The A command changes tl1e data entry direction, so type:
[I] !!I
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(10) To enter data from top to bottom( .J ),type:
(DI!]
(Alternatively, to change to ,+, type (]JI!] .)
When the above step is completed, the screen changes to the following display.
(" . ")
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Now press the l!l key to proceed with the next entry.
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(11) Enter the data for the first row in the first item.
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Si.nee only three rows of data can be displayed on the screen at one time, the
first row of data goes off the screen when the four th row of data is entered.
(The label record is always displayed.)
(14) Enter the data for the fourth row the first item.
CTJ@JCTJ(XJITJ !!l
(15) When data entry for the first item is completed, the input cell moves to the
labelrecord (row zero) of the next item. (When the data entry direction is -1, .)
1f data is already contained in the input cell, the contents of the cell are dis-
played at the right of the : on the bottom of the screen. lf it need not be
changed, simply press !!lkey.
If the data is to be changed, perform the necessary correction by moving the
cursor to the character to bechanged, using the cursor keys ( 8 , 8 ).
TheIINS/D EL jkey can also be used.
(16) Proceed withdata entry.
(17) The type, expression, and format of the label record can be specified by
typing ICTRLll]J . (See pages 22 and 23.)
Jn summary, the order of data entry is as ill ustrated in the below figures.
Data entry direction ..
0
2
3
Data entry direction .J
3
2 3
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4 5
5
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