OLUME 2: OPERATION IN = TAIL PTT E BM come o BEM@icaa=s - ae 2 ieSummary of Conventions Used in This Manual Description Black keybox. Primary keyboard function Gold keybox. Shifted keyboard function. Press and release the shift key ([M) first. These can be on the Normal or Alpha keyboard. Blue keybox. Nonkeyboard function. For Alpha execution: use followed by the Alpha name spelled out on the Alpha keyboard. For User-key execution: assign the function to the User keyboard. ABC Blue letters. Alpha characters. 123 Gold digits or characters. Shifted Alpha characters. Black letters in keyboxes. These are special functions, not Alpha characters, and are ao- tive only in special circumstances. If it is a shifted function, it is preceded by ll 0 parameter | The type of parameter required for a function. For a full description, refer to “How This Manual Represents Keystrokes,” page 16. Danes: PACKARD HP-41CX Owner’s Manual Volume 2 Operation in Detail August 1983, 00041-90492 Printed in Singapore © Hewlett-Packard Company 1983,Introducing Volume 2 ‘This is the second volume of the two-volume HP-41CX Ouner’s Manual, Volume 1, Basic Operation, is an extensive introduction to most aspects of the HP-41CX. 'This second volume, Operation in Detail, is an advanced, detailed examination of all aspects of the HP-410X. Together, these two volumes form ‘one manual, so the page numbers in this volume continue sequentially from where those in volume 1 left off. The numbers of the sections and the parts also continue in sequence from volume 1. “How To Use This Manual” on page 9 (volume 1) explains the scheme of this handbook and recom- mends places to start reading. Look there for a brief overview of the two volumes. This volume (volume 2) emphasizes completeness of information and reference information. All the appendices are in this volume, as is an index to all the functions (inside the back cover) and a comprehensive summary of all the functions in the Function Tables (the blue-edged pages in front of the Subject Index). If you are already familiar with the HP-41, remember to check appendix I, “A Comparison With the HP-41C/CV.” 147