Hp 41c Owners Manual
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Owner’s Handbook and Programming Guide: HP-41C/41CV Paperback – January 1, 1980 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 rating. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Paperback, January 1, 1980 ’Please retry’ $28.22 — $24.30: Paperback $28.22. I just want to let you know that there’re lots of HP 41 related stuff, high quality color scan manuals for free at. It used to be a paid DVD, so enjoy. Another thing, the MOHPC USB stick have tons of HP calculators related stuff for a small fee, that helps the curator offsets this Museum site cost, including this very forum, so help him. Looking for the manual for HP-41CX calculator. If anyone can tell me where I can get one I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you - 5476609.
Making the most of your HP calculatorGeneralHP10BIIHP12CHP15CHP28HP38HP39/40HP39gIIHP41HP42HP48HP49HP50HP PrimeIntroductionPrincipal FeaturesEmulatorsAvailabilityBooksDatafile ArticlesLinksIntroduction
Described in one HP brochure as ’Unsurpassed in terms of software, expandability and versatility, these are the calculators that grow with your needs.’ The HP41 series of calculators were considered by many people to be the ultimate calculator.They sold in massive numbers, had vast software support, spawned user groups like HPCC andwere even used on the Space Shuttle.
The HP-41C was launched in 1979 and was a quantum leap over previous programmable calculatorsdue to its alphanumeric capabilities and unique user interface. It had 63 registers which could be divided upbetween program space and storage space. Single memory modules adding blocks of 64 registerswere available allowing up to a maximum of 319 registers but doing so prevented the user addingROMs or peripherals. The 4 expansion slots could be utilised to drive a printer or acceptprinted programs from barcode or allow the addition of a magnetic card reader.
HP’s first attempt at correcting this problem was the Quad memory module which allowed full expansionof user memory whilst using only 1 slot. A better solution came in the form of the HP-41CV whichhad the full 319 registers built in.
The addition of the HP-IL interface loop allowed theaddition of printers, digital cassette drives, plotters, multimeters, modems,video interfaces and a host of other peripheralswhilst only occupying 1 slot. This left the other slots for ROM modules which could containprograms on virtually every (mathematically based) subject you could think of.
Perhaps the most interesting HP produced modules were the Time module and the Extended Functions module.Amongst other things the Time module allowed alarms to wake up the calculator and run programs allowing for example the system to becomea control unit in data collection applications using inputs from devices connected to the HP-IL system.The Extended Functions module provided a RAM disk system allowing program and data files to be storedand manipulated in extended memory (some of which was included in the module). HP supplemented thiswith additional Extended Memory modules providing additional non-volatile storage on the machine.
The HP-41CX then came out containing the capabilities of the HP-41CV plus the Time and Extended Functionsmodules plus some other unique features like a Text Editor for ASCII files in extended memory.
HP also ensured that the HP41 remained competitive against newer more mathematically powerful calculatorsby bringing out the Advantage Module which added some of the financial functions of the HP-12C, complex number and matrix handling like thoseon the HP-15C and computer science funtions like those of the HP-16C. When the next generation ofcalculators added Infrared printer support, HP brought out the ’Blinky’ module.
Finally discontinued with the introduction of the HP48SX the HP41 series remains a testament to thepeople who developed it. A classic in its own lifetime.
Many more details of the HP41 series can be found in the HP Calculator Museum.Principal Features
*Up to 6.4K RAM
*Up to 24K ROM built in
*12 character high contrast alphanumeric LCD
*4 expansion slots allowing additional RAM/ROM or external devices
*Reverse Polish Notation
*Completely customisable keyboard
*Backwards compatibility with HP-67/97
*Key programmability
*Over 30 ROM modules available
*Numerous printer options
*Numerous mass storage options
*Optional bar code reader to save typing in programs from Solution Books and calculator club magazines
HP-41CVEmulators
The HP41 series was so popular that emulators are available to run on the HP48 series, PCs and Pocket PCs.Look in the links section below or on www.hp41.org and www.hpcalc.org.Hp 41c Owners Manual MotorolaAvailability
HP-41C Introduction-Discontinuation: 1979-85
HP-41CV Introduction-Discontinuation: 1980-1990
HP-41CX Introduction-Discontinuation: 1983-1990
These machine are now quite sought after and consequently prices are reasonably high although bargains can sometimes be found on the comp.sys.hp48 newsgroup. HP-41 models are occassionally sold in the For Sale & Wanted column of Datafile and on eBay.Books
Contact Wlodek to order books. HPCC members can find ordering details and a full book list in the Memberpack.
Extend Your HP-41by W.A.C. Mier-Jedrzejowicz
A very detailed book (sometimes called the HP-41 encyclopaedia!) about the HP-41 handheld calculator/computer, still popular in some applications. £20, postage in the UK & Europe £4. Few remaining.Hp 41c Owners Manual PdfDatafile ArticlesTitleAuthorDatafileEMU41 Update 2006 - HP41 to EMU41 on a PC via RS232Christoph KlugV25N3P18HP41 to another HP41 via RS232Christoph KlugV25N1P18HP41 and EMU41 Uploading ROM plug-in modulesChristoph KlugV22N6P38HP-41 - PC Gateway & EmulatorChristoph KlugV21N6P36Interfacing IL2000 System to Analogue WorldChristoph KlugV20N3P29IL2000 Interface SystemChristoph KlugV19N3P14HP-41 Hardware Interface ActivitiesChristoph KlugV19N1P31HP-41 Input/Output-BoardChristoph KlugV18N4P30Audio Measurement with HP-41Christoph KlugV17N6P41Machine Code Debugger ROM, Quick Reference Guide and User GuideSource CodeMark PowerV36N1P22HP-41 PLAY ROMMark PowerV36N4P31Linkswww.hp41.org
HP41 Quick Reference(from the Wayback Machine)
HP41 Programs and information(from the Wayback Machine)
HP41 Hardware Activities and Interfacing
HP41 HP-IL LIF File Utilities (for Linux)
HP41 Emulator (and other development tools/documentation)
HP41 Use on the Space Shuttle
HP-41C/CV/CX MicroCode Emulator (for HP48/49)
NEWT Microprocessor and 41CL Calculator Status Page (HP41 being rebuilt from scratch)
Hp 41c Calculator Partsmark.power@btinternet.com Page last modified : 2nd Nov 2020
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*Hp 41c Owners Manual Motorola
*Hp 41c Owners Manual Pdf
*Hp 41c Calculator Parts
Owner’s Handbook and Programming Guide: HP-41C/41CV Paperback – January 1, 1980 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 rating. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Paperback, January 1, 1980 ’Please retry’ $28.22 — $24.30: Paperback $28.22. I just want to let you know that there’re lots of HP 41 related stuff, high quality color scan manuals for free at. It used to be a paid DVD, so enjoy. Another thing, the MOHPC USB stick have tons of HP calculators related stuff for a small fee, that helps the curator offsets this Museum site cost, including this very forum, so help him. Looking for the manual for HP-41CX calculator. If anyone can tell me where I can get one I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you - 5476609.
Making the most of your HP calculatorGeneralHP10BIIHP12CHP15CHP28HP38HP39/40HP39gIIHP41HP42HP48HP49HP50HP PrimeIntroductionPrincipal FeaturesEmulatorsAvailabilityBooksDatafile ArticlesLinksIntroduction
Described in one HP brochure as ’Unsurpassed in terms of software, expandability and versatility, these are the calculators that grow with your needs.’ The HP41 series of calculators were considered by many people to be the ultimate calculator.They sold in massive numbers, had vast software support, spawned user groups like HPCC andwere even used on the Space Shuttle.
The HP-41C was launched in 1979 and was a quantum leap over previous programmable calculatorsdue to its alphanumeric capabilities and unique user interface. It had 63 registers which could be divided upbetween program space and storage space. Single memory modules adding blocks of 64 registerswere available allowing up to a maximum of 319 registers but doing so prevented the user addingROMs or peripherals. The 4 expansion slots could be utilised to drive a printer or acceptprinted programs from barcode or allow the addition of a magnetic card reader.
HP’s first attempt at correcting this problem was the Quad memory module which allowed full expansionof user memory whilst using only 1 slot. A better solution came in the form of the HP-41CV whichhad the full 319 registers built in.
The addition of the HP-IL interface loop allowed theaddition of printers, digital cassette drives, plotters, multimeters, modems,video interfaces and a host of other peripheralswhilst only occupying 1 slot. This left the other slots for ROM modules which could containprograms on virtually every (mathematically based) subject you could think of.
Perhaps the most interesting HP produced modules were the Time module and the Extended Functions module.Amongst other things the Time module allowed alarms to wake up the calculator and run programs allowing for example the system to becomea control unit in data collection applications using inputs from devices connected to the HP-IL system.The Extended Functions module provided a RAM disk system allowing program and data files to be storedand manipulated in extended memory (some of which was included in the module). HP supplemented thiswith additional Extended Memory modules providing additional non-volatile storage on the machine.
The HP-41CX then came out containing the capabilities of the HP-41CV plus the Time and Extended Functionsmodules plus some other unique features like a Text Editor for ASCII files in extended memory.
HP also ensured that the HP41 remained competitive against newer more mathematically powerful calculatorsby bringing out the Advantage Module which added some of the financial functions of the HP-12C, complex number and matrix handling like thoseon the HP-15C and computer science funtions like those of the HP-16C. When the next generation ofcalculators added Infrared printer support, HP brought out the ’Blinky’ module.
Finally discontinued with the introduction of the HP48SX the HP41 series remains a testament to thepeople who developed it. A classic in its own lifetime.
Many more details of the HP41 series can be found in the HP Calculator Museum.Principal Features
*Up to 6.4K RAM
*Up to 24K ROM built in
*12 character high contrast alphanumeric LCD
*4 expansion slots allowing additional RAM/ROM or external devices
*Reverse Polish Notation
*Completely customisable keyboard
*Backwards compatibility with HP-67/97
*Key programmability
*Over 30 ROM modules available
*Numerous printer options
*Numerous mass storage options
*Optional bar code reader to save typing in programs from Solution Books and calculator club magazines
HP-41CVEmulators
The HP41 series was so popular that emulators are available to run on the HP48 series, PCs and Pocket PCs.Look in the links section below or on www.hp41.org and www.hpcalc.org.Hp 41c Owners Manual MotorolaAvailability
HP-41C Introduction-Discontinuation: 1979-85
HP-41CV Introduction-Discontinuation: 1980-1990
HP-41CX Introduction-Discontinuation: 1983-1990
These machine are now quite sought after and consequently prices are reasonably high although bargains can sometimes be found on the comp.sys.hp48 newsgroup. HP-41 models are occassionally sold in the For Sale & Wanted column of Datafile and on eBay.Books
Contact Wlodek to order books. HPCC members can find ordering details and a full book list in the Memberpack.
Extend Your HP-41by W.A.C. Mier-Jedrzejowicz
A very detailed book (sometimes called the HP-41 encyclopaedia!) about the HP-41 handheld calculator/computer, still popular in some applications. £20, postage in the UK & Europe £4. Few remaining.Hp 41c Owners Manual PdfDatafile ArticlesTitleAuthorDatafileEMU41 Update 2006 - HP41 to EMU41 on a PC via RS232Christoph KlugV25N3P18HP41 to another HP41 via RS232Christoph KlugV25N1P18HP41 and EMU41 Uploading ROM plug-in modulesChristoph KlugV22N6P38HP-41 - PC Gateway & EmulatorChristoph KlugV21N6P36Interfacing IL2000 System to Analogue WorldChristoph KlugV20N3P29IL2000 Interface SystemChristoph KlugV19N3P14HP-41 Hardware Interface ActivitiesChristoph KlugV19N1P31HP-41 Input/Output-BoardChristoph KlugV18N4P30Audio Measurement with HP-41Christoph KlugV17N6P41Machine Code Debugger ROM, Quick Reference Guide and User GuideSource CodeMark PowerV36N1P22HP-41 PLAY ROMMark PowerV36N4P31Linkswww.hp41.org
HP41 Quick Reference(from the Wayback Machine)
HP41 Programs and information(from the Wayback Machine)
HP41 Hardware Activities and Interfacing
HP41 HP-IL LIF File Utilities (for Linux)
HP41 Emulator (and other development tools/documentation)
HP41 Use on the Space Shuttle
HP-41C/CV/CX MicroCode Emulator (for HP48/49)
NEWT Microprocessor and 41CL Calculator Status Page (HP41 being rebuilt from scratch)
Hp 41c Calculator Partsmark.power@btinternet.com Page last modified : 2nd Nov 2020
Download here: http://gg.gg/wcyx4
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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