hex, bin, dec functions: Does anyone know how to use those?
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See pages 9 - 11 of the "User's Guide 2 (Additional Functions)" manual that came with your calculator. When you access the BASE mode you are able to perform operations with values in different number bases. DEC is the normal decimal or base-10 display; HEX displays the same value in hexadecimal (base-16); and BIN displays the same value in binary (base-2). There should also be an OCT mode which displays the value on octal (base-8). These functions are useful if you are developing applications with logic gates or using low-level computer code.
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good dayI am sorry I do not know. because bought for a friendBut I think there should be a bit function print or delete
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Thank you all for your thoughtful answers.Update from distributor:Greetings from Customer ServiceThanks for your email.Kindly note that as per our distributor, hex tool is not included.Please let us know if you have any other questions.With Best RegardsCustomer Service
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If the format is D10202 and the facility code is 17, and it depends if the buyer is given the choice of the bit size. Not given the choice is another reason it was returned. We have an older program that takes the 26 bit clamshell card. The decription of the product that I bought was too vague.
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Too many variables. Specifically where are you and how do you plan to use it? Are you talking storage only?
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If you are entering dec hex or oct numerical input data, then yes. It would not be able to enter the varied specialized alpha characters. Typical printers cannot print these special characters.
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JDI is correct about the wrappers. I have found though that I like to double check the count of the coins. There are some infrequent sorting errors.
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You can use IRCommand2, available here:http://www.wdpsoftware.com/wdpsIRC2/downloads.html
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Steve and Michael both have very valid answers and methods. I've also used Easeus.com products for this with good success (if you aren't very technical) or if you want to try and do it manually check out this site: http://www.pagestart.com/win7bckuprstrnhd072610.html (however, this requires some technical knowledge. Use at your own risk)
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put all numbers on zero, and slowly place the right numbers together. make sure they all line up in the middle. if that doesn't work, you may have wrong combination.
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Tha will be a good idea, but Unfortunately the only way to add delete and set codes are manually. I didn't see any option like that in the manual and the interface I'm using doesn't offer that feature neither.
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The file I received is double-sided; and, I can use both sides of it. Hope this answer helps!
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very hard to read but it looks like Bit 1 (narrowest) 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4, 9/32, 5/16, 11/32, 7/16, 15/32, 1/2 Bit 2: 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/17, 1/2 bit 3: 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8, 11/16, 3/5
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The function key in the left hand corner is used with L ```` to make an apostropheJerry B
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I know this is probably a useless reply, cause your probably no longer following this question, but are you sure you formatted it with fat32?
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Oh wow, I can't remember. They must follow the industry standards so try 0000 or 0123 or 1234