Running a Program
The advantage of entering a program into memory is that you can perform the same key sequence as many times as needed, without having to re-enter the program keystrokes
Procedure
To run the program currently stored in program memory:- Be sure the calculator is not in the learn mode.
- Press [RUN] to display the screen shown below.
- If your program requires you to enter a number into the display before starting the program, enter the number
- Select the menu option for the program you want to run.
The calculator runs the program. The RUN indicator is displayed while the program is running.
{ PGM } : Runs the program in program memory, starting at program step 0000.
{ MEM } : Enables you to run a program you have saved in the file space. (File space is discussed in Chapter 8, "File Operations").
NOTE: If an optional software cartridge or (default) 32K Constant Memory™ cartridge is installed, the name of the cartridge is displayed in the menu. See the "File Operations" chapter for details on running a program in a Constant Memory cartridge.
Constant Memory™ is a trademark of Texas Instruments Incorporated.
Example
Using the program written in the previous section, calculate the cubes of 5 and 3.Procedure | Press | Display |
|---|---|---|
| Display the menu | [ RUN ] |  |
| Calculate 5³ | 5 { PGM } |  |
| Calculate 3³ | 3 { PGM } |  |
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