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HP 48GII The User Keyboard

Key Assignments and User Mode

Assigning a variable name to a Key

Locking the User Keyboard

Assigning the Factorial Function to a Key

Assignments to shifted and alpha keys
Add hyperbolic functions to the keyboard
Deleting Key Assignments
Easier Access to the Key Assignment Commands
Redefining the whole keyboard

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  • Page 1 HP 48GII The User Keyboard Key Assignments and User Mode Assigning a variable name to a Key Locking the User Keyboard Assigning the Factorial Function to a Key Assignments to shifted and alpha keys Add hyperbolic functions to the keyboard...
  • Page 2 HP 48GII The User Keyboard Key Assignments and User Mode The HP48GII has far more functions than can be shown on the keyboard. Access to these functions is through menus and the CAT (Catalog) command. It can be very useful to add some of these functions to the keyboard. The ASN and STOKEYS commands assign functions to keys.
  • Page 3 HP 48GII The User Keyboard Assignments to shifted and alpha keys The code .3 used above allowed you to make an assignment to a right-shifted key. You can use the following codes like this: .0 or .1 is the unshifted key, .2 is the left-shifted key, .3 is the right-shifted key, .4 is the unshifted alpha key, .5 is the left-shifted alpha key, and .6 is the right-shifted alpha key.
  • Page 4 HP 48GII The User Keyboard Easier Access to the Key Assignment Commands If you do not like typing the whole name of the commands ASN, STOKEYS, RCLKEYS and DELKEYS, every time you need to use them, you can find them in a list of commands. Press „° to reach the Program menu. Then type 1 and press %OK% to select the Modes menu.

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