For additional devices, widest product selection, support, and latest versions please visit the manufacturer. Email this page to a friend! Contact Us : Have a question, suggestion, or concern? Visit our Help Center for assistance! Works best at x, but also works at x KML script for Emu48 at x or higher resolution. It gives a slightly more realistic appearance to Emu KML 2. Documentation in Word format that explains the full syntax needed to be known to make KML scripts for making custom skins for the Emu28, Emu42, Emu48, and Emu71 emulators.
Updated KML scripts for Emu48 1. Intended to patch existing scripts, so the images are not included and must be downloaded separately. KML Scancodes Script details.
Bitmaps not included; they can be downloaded separately. KMLs for x details. Lewis annunciator designs for Zoom 2. Can be included into one's own KML scripts for Emu LIFLS 0. Loki 3. Supports binary math and fraction math, as well as basic unit operations. Based on Freyja. A native port of Emu48 for the iPhone. In source code form only, requiring you to be an iOS developer to install on your phone. An emulator keyboard macro file converter for converting macro into text files and vice versa.
This allows to edit the keyboard macro files with a simple text editor. Primarily for use with Emu Mafaukl and Mafaukl II details. Two KML scripts for Emu They are really nice horizontal versions of Jemac's GX that work on an x screen, with glowing buttons and more. MC Script for Assignable Buttons details. Magic Creator MC script to change assignable buttons arrangement. MC Squared incorporates many productivity enhancing features that are not normally found on calculators, whether hardware or software.
The unique "Engineering" display and entry modes allow the user to enter numbers and view results the way you would write them. VB runtime files required; if needed, obtain from SimTel. Effective key-bindings, adjustable LCD contrast, pressed keys turn red, touchscreen. Mi KML details. An attractively designed horizontal KML script for Emu48 with a 4X screen for x or higher resolution. It isn't as user-friendly as it could be, but it's definitely worth a look. MKE42 details. Command line tool to create Emu42 state files allowing a very flexible memory layout for testing purpose.
MKE48 details. Includes source code. MyRPL 1. MyRPL for Trigonometry 1. Fully configurable and programmable calculator. Mixed language HP 41 and HP At the beginning the calculator is empty, and you can configure it to your taste, with empty buttons, which could be linked to HP 48 variables.
Create a new skin using drag and drop and take a snapshot to save it. Related to MyRPL. For Windows. A third style of Windows forms for MyRPL for stack movement, with the help text at the right of the buttons. Nonpareil 0. This is the source code distribution for Linux and other Unix-like systems.
Nonpareil for Windows 0. This contains binaries for Windows. NSIM details. Skins for Emu Only the LCD area of the calculator is shown. Buttons are implemented in the annunciator area. Touchscreen, 1x2x4xZoom. Realistic colors. Photorealistic 48GX Emulator Skin details. Pocket 15C Demo details. Power48 for PalmOS 4. Power48 is based on Emu48, and is also an open-source product. For PalmOS 4. Power48 for PalmOS 5. For PalmOS 5. Power48 Manual 1. Power48 ROMs details. ROM files for use with the Power48 emulator.
Psion48 1. Psion48 2. PSPX48 1. RAM Card Creator details. Collection of skins bitmaps and associated KML scripts for Emu42 1. All versions include custom icons, are intended for x resolution or higher, and were designed to look as real as possible, including support for a borderless window for a virtual floating calculator. Collection of skins bitmaps and associated KML scripts for Emu48 1. Includes medium 2X and large 3X versions, in both full-bezel and cropped versions, for all calculators, as well as custom icons.
All were designed to look as real as possible, including support for a borderless window for a virtual floating calculator. ROM Upload 1. ROMDump details. ROMDump Wizard 1. Very easy to use and very fast ROM dumping program. RPN Calc details. RPN Calculator is a reverse polish notation programmable calculator for science and engineering.
It supports well over functions and 11 data types real, integer, variable, vector, matrix, list, program, unit, complex, string, and tag. The stack, variables, and programs can be saved and reloaded. The number of levels of stack that can be used is virtually unlimited. If the number of levels in the stack exceeds the display, you can scroll up or down to see more.
Sacajawea calculator display designs, with two versions one for the single shift key models, the 14B, the 22S, and 32S, and one for the double shift key model, the 32SII in each of three sizes. Includes detailed documentation in Texinfo, PostScript, and Info formats. Although it's not as powerful as Emu48 for Windows, it's the first step towards a powerful emulator running on Unix systems.
Shawn's Real GX - x details. Emulator of the HP for Windows. Very easy to program. Simple calculator with 49 programming steps. Sim41 3. Extended Edition HP emulator for Windows.
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Which is why I think the HP 15C should be brought back. My 15C was with me everywhere I went. If I had a need to do a calculation, my 15C was always handy.
Today all I have is a 48GX and a 49G, I rarely take one of them with me when I go somewhere because they are just too big. For the vast majority of the calculations I find myself doing on a calculator, the 15C is more than adequate.
If you should have a duplicate, be assured I could make a fine home for it. Mier-Jedrzejowicz, Ph. Collectors, and anyone interested in Hewlett-Packard handhelds, will find this a useful and fascinating guide.
Starting with the HP, all calculators, computers and the HP watch, are listed and described. A set of colour photographs complements the text and underlines developments from the early models to the present range.
Microcode can be called the building blocks of the electronic calculator. Made in USA Also each family Size, Weight, and Code Name are shown. The 30 series has some of the most major of them all.
The first generation of the 30 series used a highly experimental construction technique. HP actually used a flex circuit board and held the ICs against the circuit by clamping a plastic form onto a foam backed steel plate without solder. The steel plate was used to stiffen the case. The flex circuit also wrapped around to the front where keyswitch domes were formed to replace the older metal dome or plate keys.
As the parts and housing aged the ICs became intermittent and the calcs had to be serviced. HP addressed this design flaw in later models by changing to a conventional printed circuit board PCB with ICs soldered to it and removed the steel plate.
The keys were switched back to metal domes. How do you tell the difference? The 30 series are quite hard to open due to a locking plastic edge on the bottom. The give away is the plastic domes are mushier with a longer travel. The metal domes have a short travel with a distinct click. I see two types of series derivatives that seem unrelated, the metal vs dome keyboard designs and the different keyboards colors.
If you don't mind, check your collection and help me fill in my matrix some more.
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