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Programming
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Program Stops
Area
of
base
is
displayed for
one second.
Program stops, displaying the
volume.
At
times a mistake
of
some kind
in
your
program will
stop
pro-
gram execution.
To
help you identify why
the
calculator
stopped
in
the
middle
of
your program, possible
reasons
are
listed below.
Executing
a RIS.
The
execution
of
a
~
instruction
in
a pro-
gram halts program execution at the step following the
~.
Executing
Step
00.
Whenever
step 00
is
executed
in a pro-
gram, program
execution
stops
at
step 00.
Pressing
Any
Key. Pressing any key halts program execution.
Be careful to a void pressing keys during program execution.
If
a
program has
been
stopped
by pressing a key, be careful not to
restart program execution in the middle
of
a digit entry key se-
q uence within the program.
For
example
in
the section
of
a pro-
gram shown below, if program
execution
halted at step
23
, the
number
13
would
appear
in
the display.
If~is
pressed
, the
number
13
would be automatically pushed up into the
stack
and
the number 4.7 would be keyed into the X-register.
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
61
14
03
01
03
04
73
07
15
22
Digit entry
Digit entry
Digit entry
Digit entry
Digit entry
To
avoid problems like this, you should switch to
PRG
M mode
to see
whether
or
not you are
in
the middle
of
a digit entry key
sequence.
If
you are, you should use
mJorlmto
correct
the
situation. In this
case,
you should press 1m twice
in
PRGM
mode, then switch back to
RUN
mode and press
ED3.
Finally
you can press
~to
resume
program execution.
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