WP WP-34S User Manual

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Edition 2.2
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Non-programmable Control, Clearing and Information Commands
Keys to press
in modes
Remarks
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
Input pending
Deletes the last digit or character put in.

Deletes the rightmost character in alpha.
PRG
Deletes current step.
Else
Acts like CLx.
 / 
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Status open
Goes to previous / next set of flags.
Catalog open
Goes to previous / next item in this catalog.

Scrolls the display window six characters to the left /
right in alpha if possible. If less than six characters are
beyond the limits of the display window on the left / right
side, the window will be positioned to the beginning /
end of string. Useful for longer strings.
Else
Acts like BST / SST in HP-42S.
/ 
Integer
Shifts the display window to the left / right like in
HP-16C. Helpful while working with small bases.


Toggles upper and lower case (indicated by ).
\
Enters a memory browser.

DEL
P
label
PRG
Deletes program steps from the current position down-
stream until, but excluding, the label specified.
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If the program pointer is on the step containing said la-
bel, nothing will be deleted.

Catalog open
Selects the current item like  below.

Turns alpha mode off.
Else
Acts like the command ENTER described above.
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The mode conditions specified will be checked top down for this command:
If there is a pending input, the last digit / character entered will be deleted;
else if alpha mode is set, the last character of alpha will be deleted;
else if the WP 34S is in programming mode, the current step will be deleted;
else CLx will be called. Period.
This method holds for all commands listed here using this symbolic.
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These two navigation keys will repeat with 5Hz when held down for longer than 0.5s.

WP WP-34S Specifications

General

Type	Scientific
Display	LCD
Display Lines	2
Display Type	Dot matrix
Memory RAM	8 KB
Memory Flash	128 KB
Programming	Yes
Dimensions	148 x 80 x 15 mm
Power Source	Battery

Summary

WELCOME

PRINT CONVENTIONS

GETTING STARTED

WHAT'S ON THE KEYBOARD AND HOW TO ACCESS IT?

REAL AND INTEGER OPERATIONS

STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS, PROBABILITIES ETC.

MATRICES

COMPLEX OPERATIONS

MEMORY

STACK MECHANICS

COMPARING AND ADDRESSING REAL NUMBERS

COMPARING AND ADDRESSING COMPLEX NUMBERS

ADDRESSING LABELS

DISPLAY AND MODES

FONTS

INDEX OF OPERATIONS

A - C

Lists operations from A to C, with keys and remarks.

D - F

Lists operations from D to F, with keys and remarks.

G - I

Lists operations from G to I, with keys and remarks.

J - L

Lists operations from J to L, with keys and remarks.

M - O

Lists operations from M to O, with keys and remarks.

P - R

Lists operations from P to R, with keys and remarks.

S - U

Lists operations from S to U, with keys and remarks.

V - Z

Lists operations from V to Z, with keys and remarks.

α - π

Lists operations related to alpha and pi, with keys and remarks.

Σ - the End

Lists operations related to sigma and end of index.

Alphanumeric input

Details character input methods for alpha mode.

Non-programmable Control, Clearing and Information Commands

Lists essential control, clearing, and info commands.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAMMING

Interrupting a Program for Display of Information

Explains how to display information during program execution.

Temporary Displays

Describes displays that temporarily replace the normal X register view.

Data Input

Details methods for obtaining user input within programs.

Hotkeys

Explains using dedicated keys (A-D) for subroutines.

Keyboard Codes

Direct Keyboard Access

Explains accessing keyboard input directly within programs.

APPENDIX A: SUPPORT FOR FLASHING, SERIAL I/O ETC.

How to Flash Your HP 20b or 30b

Step-by-step guide to flashing HP calculators.

Data Transfer Between Your WP 34S and Your PC (SAM-BA)

Details transferring data using SAM-BA.

Data Transfer Between Your WP 34S and Your PC (Serial I/O)

Details transferring data via serial I/O.

More Keyboard Commands Employing ON

APPENDIX B: MORE ROUTINES AND COMMANDS

Library Routines

Explains how to install and use library routines.

Internal Commands (Use at Your Own Risk)

Lists internal commands not typically exposed to users.

APPENDIX C: RELEASE NOTES