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Fx-9750GII

2018-06-21T03:14:03Z

Brickviking: /* Introduction */ changed 26kb to 28kb

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|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 0
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
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= Introduction =
This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx-9750G and the fx-9750G+, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 28 kb, and has had two major revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic, and is informally referred to as the fx-9750GII-1. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround, and is informally known as the fx-9750GII-2. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, or yellow case shell and white surround specifically for school supply. This final variant has the words "School Supply" on the bottom of the keyboard area.

Labelling on the retail packaging of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", although the -2 is not printed on the case, neither is there anything else obvious to distinguish it from its predecessor.

== A calculator for the budget-minded ==
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

=== Missing hardware ===
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic retail packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, or merely the batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

=== Missing software ===
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

== Manuals ==
You can obtain PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU manuals for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

== Upgrading ==
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

<s>[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page]</s>(broken link) once you have all the right programs.

Later upgrades for the 9750gII/9860gII also remove the vector operations in favour of functionality suitable for examinations.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

CFX-9850

2018-06-21T00:35:52Z

Brickviking: Added 7400G+/9970G, and screen size

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|schoolLevel = ?
|IntroducedYear = 1996
|CPU = ?
|Frequency = ?
|RAM = ?
|MemoryStorage = 20/28/30/61 kilobyte
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[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_CFX_series|9850]]

== fx-7400G/9750G/CFX-9850G/CFX-9970G ==
In 1996, Casio released this family to update their Power Graphic series. These models vary mainly by amount of supported functions and usable memory. Information on the originals is getting harder to get these days, though manual sections are still available from Casio.

== fx-7400G+/9750G+/CFX-9850G+/GB+/GC+/9950GB+/9970G ==

Most of these models are similar to the French Graph 30/35/35+, but some only have 26k of usable memory. All but the fx-7400G+/9750G+ have color support, though this is limited to graphs drawn in green, blue and orange instead of black.

{| class="wikitable centre"
!Model
!Colour
!User Memory
!Screen Size
!Features
|-
!fx-7400G+
|No
|20k
|80x48
|Unknown
|-
!fx-9750G+
|No
|28k
|128x64
|Finance Applet
|-
! CFX-9850G+
|Three
|30k
|128x64
|Unknown
|-
! CFX-9850GB+
|Three
|30k
|128x64
|Library
|-
!CFX-9850GC+
|Three
|61k
|128x64
|Unknown
|-
!CFX-9950GB+
|Three
|61k
|128x64
|Library
|-
!CFX-9970G
|Three
|61k
|128x64
|CAS
|-
|}

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_CFX_series|9850]]

CFX-9850

2018-06-20T22:53:01Z

Brickviking: Reworded note about most having only 26kb usable memory.

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|image = CFX-9850GB_PLUS-w200.jpg
|caption = The 9850GB PLUS with 3 color screen
|schoolLevel = ?
|IntroducedYear = 1996
|CPU = ?
|Frequency = ?
|RAM = ?
|MemoryStorage = 28/30/61 kilobyte
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = 3 color or black
|Weight = ?
|SymbolicComputation = ?
|Connectivity= ?
|OfficialWebsite= ?}}

[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_CFX_series|9850]]

== FX-9750G/CFX-9850G/CFX-9970G ==
In 1996, Casio released this family to update their Power Graphic series. These models vary mainly by amount of supported functions and usable memory. Information on the originals is getting harder to get these days, though manual sections are still available from Casio.

== FX-9750G+/CFX-9850G+/GB+/G+/GC+ ==

Most of these models are similar to the French Graph 30/35/35+, but most only have 26k of usable memory. All but the fx9750G/9750G+ have color support, though this is limited to graphs drawn in green, blue and orange instead of black.

{| class="wikitable centre"
!Model
!Color
!User Memory
!Features
|-
!fx-9750G+
|No
|28k
|Finance Applet
|-
! CFX-9850G+
|Three
|30k
|Unknown
|-
! CFX-9850GB+
|Three
|30k
|Library
|-
!CFX-9850GC+
|Three
|61k
|Unknown
|-
!CFX-9950GB+
|Three
|61k
|Library
|-
|}

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_CFX_series|9850]]

Fx-9750GII

2018-06-20T22:50:00Z

Brickviking: Added note for broken link, added note about exam mode flash upgrades. Need to retrieve fxremote instructions and put here if possible.

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|image = Fx-9750gii_xlarge.jpg|300px
|caption = The fx-9750GII initial revision
|schoolLevel = High School
|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 0
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
|Connectivity= Serial, USB
|OfficialWebsite= [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU www.casioeducation.com]
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= Introduction =
This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G and certain members of the cfx-9850G+/GB+ family, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two major revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic, and is informally referred to as the fx-9750GII. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround.

Labelling on the retail packaging of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx-9750GII-2, although the -2 is not printed on the case, neither is there anything else obvious to distinguish it from its predecessor. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, dark blue case shell and white keyboard surround or yellow case shell and white surround specifically for school supply. This final variant has the words "School Supply" on the bottom of the keyboard area.

== A calculator for the budget-minded ==
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

=== Missing hardware ===
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic retail packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, or merely the batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

=== Missing software ===
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

== Manuals ==
You can obtain PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU manuals for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

== Upgrading ==
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

<s>[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page]</s>(broken link) once you have all the right programs.

Later upgrades for the 9750gII/9860gII also remove the vector operations in favour of functionality suitable for examinations.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

CFX-9850

2015-09-18T10:17:46Z

Brickviking: Addition of minimal information for the cfx family.

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|ImageLink = CFX-9850GB_PLUS.jpg
|image = CFX-9850GB_PLUS-w200.jpg
|caption = The 9850GB PLUS with 3 color screen
|schoolLevel = ?
|IntroducedYear = 1996
|CPU = ?
|Frequency = ?
|RAM = ?
|MemoryStorage = 28/30/61 kilobyte
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = 3 color or black
|Weight = ?
|SymbolicComputation = ?
|Connectivity= ?
|OfficialWebsite= ?}}

[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_CFX_series|9850]]

== FX-9750G/CFX-9850G/CFX-9970G ==
In 1996, Casio released this family to update their Power Graphic series. These models vary mainly by amount of supported functions and usable memory. Information on the originals is getting harder to get these days, though manual sections are still available from Casio.

== FX-9750G+/CFX-9850G+/GB+/G+/GC+ ==

Most of these models are similar to the French Graph 30/35/35+, but only have 26k of usable memory except the 9950GB+. All but the fx9750G/9750G+ have color support, though this is limited to graphs drawn in green, blue and orange instead of black.

{| class="wikitable centre"
!Model
!Color
!User Memory
!Features
|-
!fx-9750G+
|No
|28k
|Finance Applet
|-
! CFX-9850G+
|Three
|30k
|Unknown
|-
! CFX-9850GB+
|Three
|30k
|Library
|-
!CFX-9850GC+
|Three
|61k
|Unknown
|-
!CFX-9950GB+
|Three
|61k
|Library
|-
|}

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_CFX_series|9850]]

Model Numbers Equivalence Table

2015-09-18T09:15:32Z

Brickviking: More translation of French to English

{| class="wikitable centre"
|style="background-color:#ECBEBE" | International ||style="background-color:#ECBEBE" | French Graph ||style="background-color:#ECBEBE" | French Old
|-
|colspan="3" style="background-color:#BED3EC;text-align:center"|1st Generation models
|-
| fx-6300G || - || fx-6800G
|-
| fx-7300G || - || fx-6900G
|-
|colspan="3" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;padding-left:15%"|Power Graphics
|-
| fx-7700G || - || fx-7800G
|-
| fx-7700GB|| - || fx-7800GC
|-
| fx-8700G || - || fx-8800G
|-
| fx-8700GB|| - || fx-8800GC
|-
|colspan="3" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;padding-left:15%"|Icon Menu Power Graphics
|-
| fx-7700GE, GH || - || fx-7900GC
|-
| fx-9700GE, GH || - || fx-9900GC
|-
| CFX-9800G || - || CFX-9900GC
|-
|colspan="3" style="background-color:#BED3EC;text-align:center"|2nd Generation models
|-
|fx-7400G, 7450G || Graph 20, 25 || fx-6910G
|-
|fx-7400GII || Graph 25+ Pro || -
|-
|fx-9750G || Graph 30 || fx-8930GT
|-
|fx-9750G PLUS '''(*)''' || Graph 35, Graph 35+ (green) || -
|-
|fx-9750GA PLUS || Graph 35+ (white) || -
|-
|fx-9750GII || Graph 35+ USB, (white) || -
|-
|CFX-9850G, 9950 || Graph 60, 65|| CFX-9930GT, 9940, 9960
|-
|CFX- 9970G || Graph 80 || CFX-9990GT
|-
|fx-9860G, 9860G SD || Graph 85, Graph 85 SD || -
|-
|fx-9860GII || Graph 75 || -
|-
|fx-9860GII SD || Graph 95 || -
|-
|Algebra FX 2.0 || Graph 100 || -
|-
|}

'''(*)''' The "9750G Plus" is not identical to french versions, it has 26k but the Graph 35/35+ have 64k.

9750G = 8930GT = Graph 30 with 32k

9940GT+ = Graph 60 with library and 32k.

Graph 65 with library and 64k

Therefore:

9850G = 9930GT

9950G = 9960GT

9850G Plus = 9940GT

9850GB Plus = 9940GT+ = Graph 60

9950GB Plus = Graph 65

9850GC Plus = 65 without library

9850G Plus(64k version)=9850GC Plus

The collection of Library programs is different between French and
international versions.

7400G = 6910G = Graph 20

???? = 6910aG

7450G = Graph 25

7400G Plus = English and German only (7400G Plus adds statgraph types pie,stack,bar,line to
the 7450G)

7400G Plus GY = Graph 25+

== References ==
Original work by ''Roy F.A. Maclean'' : http://www.spiderpixel.co.uk/caspro/subhtml/modelsef.html

[[fr:Correspondance des numéros de modèle]]

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-18T07:48:46Z

Brickviking: Making sure the paragraph is actually separate.

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|model = fx-9750GII
|image = Fx-9750gii_xlarge.jpg|300px
|caption = The fx-9750GII initial revision
|schoolLevel = High School
|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 0
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
|Connectivity= Serial, USB
|OfficialWebsite= [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU www.casioeducation.com]
}}
= Introduction =
This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G and cfx-9850G family, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two major revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic, and is informally referred to as the fx-9750GII. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround.

Labelling on the retail packaging of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx-9750GII-2, although the -2 is not printed on the case, neither is there anything else obvious to distinguish it from its predecessor. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, dark blue case shell and white keyboard surround or yellow case shell and white surround specifically for school supply. This final variant has the words "School Supply" on the bottom of the keyboard area.

== A calculator for the budget-minded ==
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

=== Missing hardware ===
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic retail packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

=== Missing software ===
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

== Manuals ==
You can obtain PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU manuals for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

== Upgrading ==
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-18T07:47:13Z

Brickviking: Split up a paragraph.

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|model = fx-9750GII
|image = Fx-9750gii_xlarge.jpg|300px
|caption = The fx-9750GII initial revision
|schoolLevel = High School
|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 0
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
|Connectivity= Serial, USB
|OfficialWebsite= [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU www.casioeducation.com]
}}
= Introduction =
This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G and cfx-9850G family, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two major revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic, and is informally referred to as the fx-9750GII. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround.
Labelling on the retail packaging of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx-9750GII-2, although the -2 is not printed on the case, neither is there anything else obvious to distinguish it from its predecessor. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, dark blue case shell and white keyboard surround or yellow case shell and white surround specifically for school supply. This final variant has the words "School Supply" on the bottom of the keyboard area.

== A calculator for the budget-minded ==
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

=== Missing hardware ===
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic retail packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

=== Missing software ===
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

== Manuals ==
You can obtain PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU manuals for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

== Upgrading ==
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

Malical

2015-09-04T07:42:11Z

Brickviking: Elaborated on extension requirements for filename, clarified what TEST.mcl does

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==What is Malical?==
Malical is a powerful language for the [[:Category:Fx9860 Series|casio fx9860 series]] that combines the simplicity of [[Casio Basic]] with the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]].

The current Malical version is 2.5, but the developers, Diameter and Wudy.F89 were working on a new update (3.0) in 2012 with more functions!

===Advantages of using Malical===
This language is faster than [[LuaFx]], and you can program directly on the calculator. Another advantage when compared to [[LuaFX]] is that Malical program files do not need to be compiled!

Furthermore this language has the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]] but is easier to learn! You can use some typical SDK functions like print mini, overclock, rtc, ... using this language!

==Getting Started==
You can download the latest Malical build [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=25 here] , and you can discuss this project in [http://www.casio-scene.com/showthread.php?1397-Malical-2-5-Powerful-alternative-to-Casio-Basic this forum topic] (dead link until I find a new version).

===Install Malical on the calculator===
First, connect the calculator to the computer, make sure the Add-ins icon is selected, and drag and drop the the file MALICAL2.G1A to the FA-124 like the image below: 
[[File:Mal-fa124.png]] 
Then copy MALICAL2.G1A to your 9860 calculator.

In order to edit Malical Source files（*.mcl) on your fx9860 calc, you need to download [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=68 this copy of EDIT.G1A]

You can also edit the source files on the computer as they are plain text.

After the installation is complete, you should see the add-ins in the menu: 
[[File:Malical-c-menu.png]]

===Making a Hello world! program===
Open the EDIT application, and create a new document in Storage Memory with the extension .mcl, making sure the extension is lowercase. ('''Warning''': You should not create this file in Main Memory as Malical won't find it. You should also not use uppercase for the extension, as Malical won't recognise an uppercase extension in the filename). 
[[File:Edit-mcl.png]] 
Enter the following code into the file: 
<pre>
::main
locate[1][1]
print ["Hello world!"]
waitkey[30004]
::end
</pre>

(P.S.: you can reduce the font size of the editor, to allow you to view more code. Set the font size, and optionally turn off wordwrap, as shown below.)

[[File:Edit-settings.png]]

Once your screen looks like this:

[[File:Test.mcl.png]]

you can save the file, exit Edit and open Malical:

[[File:Malical-prog-list-test.png]]

Run the program, the calculator will display the following screen:

[[File:Malical-hello-world.png]]

Press the EXE key to exit!

First in TEST.mcl we define a main function (each Malical program uses the main function as a starting point), use the locate function (used to position the string output location on the screen), the print function (output a string) and waitkey function (waits for the keycode, in this case "30004" stands for the EXE key code). If you do not use waitkey, the program will exit immediately ( the line containing waitkey can be removed to demonstrate) and the program output will disappear and be replaced by the calculator's main menu. If using waitkey, the program waits until the user presses the EXE key.

==The "Var" statement==
Malical uses the keyword '''var''' <'''variable table''' ...> (for example: var [a] [b] [c]) to declare a variable. (Some language) Malical variable type, the only type of the value of the variable. During operation variable can be assigned to any type of value. Variables declared outside the function are global variables that can be accessed by all functions, variables declared within a function can only be used during that function call. Values have the following types:'''NIL, STRING, NUMBER, ARRAY'''.

===NIL type===
Malical using nil represents a null value
nil is the unique value of NIL type

===STRING type===
String.
Example: "Hello World!", "12332132adasd 
Supported operators: + ==

===NUMBER type===
Floating-point number
Example: 0.1321, 3.1415926
Supported operators：+ - * / ^ %（Modulo） == > >= < <= and, or, not

===ARRAY type===
Data collection (array), in which each element value can be any type.
Arrays use the subscript ("[" "]") to access individual variables. {'''Value table'''...} to construct. 
Example:
<pre>var [a]
a = {[1][2][{}][ "mailcal"]}
print [a[0]]
# Output 1.000000
</pre>

Malical's assignment operator "="
Example: a = 1
a = a+1
a = a^2
a = {} (A is an array, but there is not any element, use the array manipulation functions (such as push) before such assignment).

==Control structures==
Malical offers two control structures:
===IF statement===
<pre>if expr
stmt
[else
stmt]
end
</pre>
The return value of expr must be a number (0 for false, non-zero is true). The else part is optional.

===WHILE statements===
<pre>while expr
stmt
end
com
</pre>

The requirements of the if statement

===Functions===
Defined functions in the following ways in Malical
<pre>:: <Function name> <parameter list>
<Statement>
:: End </pre>

Such as:
<pre>:: double [x]
return x*2
:: End</pre>

Return which return a value, if not followed by the expression, then do not return any value, but will end the execution of the function.
 
<div style="font-size:17pt;color:red;">Library function is introduced to see in the [[Malical library]].</div>

==Examples to explain==
This exemples are available in the Malical.rar package.

Many of these examples the procedure can be extended, such as clock can do better Aspect (clockwise bold, with numbers, etc.), functions in a multi-point. The procedure of drawing a line can be expanded to draw a rectangle, circle. The periodic table of elements can be coupled with the Find function. Look forward to more of your work!

===Get a key key code (key.mcl)===
Programming to use the key code can use this program for, pay attention to the 1 key. Press to return to a code directly, press shift and then return to the list of code, according to the alpha and then press return 'u' code. s hift-alpha open letter lock and return the letter code.
Printnum the introduction of detailed function in library.doc

===Square root (sqrt.mcl)===
The third line, if val [gets, [1] [1]], can only enter a number, if you use eval [gets [1] [1]] can enter the expression. (Eg, input 229-8, val return 229, the eval returns 221) waitkey the role of the previous example.

===Circle (circle.mcl)===
Draw a circle to waitkey.

===Character output (Chinese.mcl)===
Shows usage showap (show array picture), showap specific instructions to see the library. Note that the image initialization can not be too long and will be a system error. Push function + multiple arrays can be used to implement the initialization of the big picture

===Mouse (mouse.mcl)===
With memory, you can write the program: the beginning of the loop, all rub now painting, the loop ends, see the following detailed line drawing program.

===Drawing a line (draw.mcl)===
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 a large range to move the cursor up and down a small area over 5 to determine the endpoint of a line segment
L ineset storage four parameters of each straight line. The cycle began painting mouse detection button, rub the whole, with a re-draw the line, the loop ends.

===Clock (clock.mcl)===
Achieve a clock. AC key launch, +, - adjust the hour / minute tune.
Half if the getkey, the program is running stuck use the iskeydown here can solve the problem, and can hold the shells, do not click about. Iskeydown general use in the game. Note that this time the menu to return to the main menu is useless to write the if iskeydown menu button code] ....

===Overclocking (cpuspeed.mcl)===
The F1 ~ the F6 key codes is continuous, so
<pre>while (key < 30009 or key > 30014)
key = getkey
end
cpuspeed[(key-30008)%5] </pre>

The cpuspeed Results Shao See the end of the library.
Note 2 times overclocking can not be directly four times, first the reset. (Or stuck)

===Decomposition quality factor (fact.mcl)===
There is a characteristic of L, ocate before the locate [1] [1], for example the cursor to 1,1, then the print ["256"], the cursor will automatically move to 1,4, which can bring great convenience to the output.

===3D mapping (3dfun.mcl)===
Do menu can refer to this program

===Of the periodic table (periodic.mcl)===
Show the usage savedisp and rcldisp, program initialization, in order to use savedisp save 5 pages (including 3 main interface, each one of the lanthanide and actinide) are operating in the Memory Lane, so screen has been displayed the initialing ..., then when needed with rcldisp show, so to avoid the repeated drawing speed, reducing programming complexity. The suffix _spe function is the operation of lanthanide and actinide.

==Other==
===A comment, statement===
Pound sign "#" followed by the code is a comment, malical interpretation ignores
malical requires line of a statement, but you can write a statement after the semicolon ';' and then took over a statement, which can make the code more compact: If

<pre>a = 0；b = 1
if a > 5； a = 2 * a； end</pre>

===Set strong retreat===
If you perform the following procedures, then the malical would have been executed can not exit, and can only be reset or pull the battery.

<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end</pre>

Forgot to play i = i + 1 is the common programming, the so malical options one can set a strong back.
Write one of the set ac_break function in vitro, ac + optn strong back can be pressed when the program runs, the following

'''set ac_break'''
<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end
# You can also write here
</pre>

But this option is enabled speed will be slowed down, so you can open in the programming, written after delete command.

===Attention===
1. Malical does not allow variables, or Correspondence name and library functions or keywords the same, such as the following statement is illegal
var [if][line][print][return][type]
Sometimes prompt the wrong number of the func parameter may be the name of a library function when the variable name to use.
 
2 malical encountered negative system error, such as 8 is wrong, to be written as 0-8.
 
3.malical source file a statement by not more than 512 characters
 
4. On the memory
There is no memory prog written procedures, such as line 1,1,5,5. Prog implementation of this statement to a point a point of painting line, slow.
Malical execution to line 1,1,5,5, is painted in memory of this line, but did not appear on the screen when you run into the refresh memory function, displayed along the entire memory to the screen , speed faster.

functions are in the malical memory operations, including allclr, savedisp.
Function to refresh the memory function the getkey, waitkey, putdisp.

Such as painting animation, drawing a, 2. Wipe, 3. Draw a 4. Wipe.
Between 1 and 2, 3 and 4 is necessary to refresh the memory, or on the screen can not see anything
 
5. Questions and suggestions
Visit the malical forum topic for give your suggestions. This is the alfa documentation release, under construction!

File:Edit-mcl.png

2015-09-04T07:30:17Z

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File:Edit-mcl.png

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Malical

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__TOC__

==What is Malical?==
Malical is a powerful language for the [[:Category:Fx9860 Series|casio fx9860 series]] that combines the simplicity of [[Casio Basic]] with the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]].

The current malical version is 2.5, but the developers, Diameter and Wudy.F89 are working on a new update (3.0) with more functions!

===Advantages of using Malical===
This language is faster than [[LuaFx]], and you can program directly on the calculator. Another advantage when compared to [[LuaFX]] is that malical program files do not need to be compiled!

Furthermore this language has the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]] but is easier to learn! You can use some typical SDK functions like print mini, overclock, rtc, ... using this language!

==Getting Started==
You can download the latest Malical build [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=25 here] , and you can discuss this project in [http://www.casio-scene.com/showthread.php?1397-Malical-2-5-Powerful-alternative-to-Casio-Basic this forum topic] (dead link until I find a new version).

===Install Malical on the calculator===
First, connect the calculator to the computer, make sure the Add-ins icon is selected, and drag and drop the the file MALICAL2.G1A to the FA-124 like the image below: 
[[File:Mal-fa124.png]] 
Then copy MALICAL2.G1A to your 9860 calculator.

In order to edit Malical Source files（*.mcl) on your fx9860 calc, you need to download [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=68 this copy of EDIT.G1A]

You can also edit the source files on the computer as they are plain text.

After the installation is complete, you should see the add-ins in the menu: 
[[File:Malical-c-menu.png]]

===Making a Hello world!===
Open the EDIT application, and create a new document in Storage Memory with the extension .mcl  ('''Warning''': You should not create this file in Main Memory). 
[[File:Edit-mcl.png]] 
Enter the following code into the file: 
<pre>
::main
locate[1][1]
print ["Hello world!"]
waitkey[30004]
::end
</pre>

(P.S.: you can reduce the font size of the editor, to allow you to view more code. Set the font size, and optionally turn off wordwrap, as shown below.)

[[File:Edit-settings.png]]

Once your screen looks like this:

[[File:Test.mcl.png]]

you can save the file, exit Edit and open Malical:

[[File:Malical-prog-list-test.png]]

Run the program, the calculator will display the following screen:

[[File:Malical-hello-world.png]]

Press the EXE key to exit!

First in TEST.MCL we define a main function (each Malical program uses the main function as a starting point), use the locate function (used for positioning the string output location on the screen), the print function (output string) and waitkey function (the parameter 30004 stands for the EXE key code). If you do not use waitkey, the program will exit immediately ( the line containing waitkey can be removed to demonstrate) and the program output will disappear. If using waitkey, the program waits until the user presses the EXE key.

==Variable, the expression==
Malical, '''var''' <'''variable table''' ...> (for example: var [a] [b] [c]) to declare a variable. (Some language) Malical variable type, the only type of the value of the variable. During operation variable can be assigned to any type of value. Variables declared outside the function is a global variable can be shared, variables declared within the function can only be used during the function call. Values have the following types:'''NIL, STRING, NUMBER, ARRAY'''.

===NIL type===
Malical using nil represents a null value
nil is the unique value of NIL type

===STRING type===
String.
Example: "Hello World!", "12332132adasd 
Supported operators: + ==

===NUMBER type===
Floating-point number
Example: 0.1321, 3.1415926
Supported operators：+ - * / ^ %（Modulo） == > >= < <= and, or, not

===ARRAY type===
Data collection (array), in which each element value can be any type.
Arrays use the subscript ("[" "]") to access individual variables. {'''Value table'''...} to construct. 
Example:
<pre>var [a]
a = {[1][2][{}][ "mailcal"]}
print [a[0]]
# Output 1.000000
</pre>

Malical's assignment operator "="
Example: a = 1
a = a+1
a = a^2
a = {} (A is an array, but there is not any element, use the array manipulation functions (such as push) before such assignment).

==Control structures==
Malical offers two control structures:
===IF statement===
<pre>if expr
stmt
[else
stmt]
end
</pre>
The return value of expr must be a number (0 for false, non-zero is true). The else part is optional.

===WHILE statements===
<pre>while expr
stmt
end
com
</pre>

The requirements of the if statement

===Functions===
Defined functions in the following ways in Malical
<pre>:: <Function name> <parameter list>
<Statement>
:: End </pre>

Such as:
<pre>:: double [x]
return x*2
:: End</pre>

Return which return a value, if not followed by the expression, then do not return any value, but will end the execution of the function.
 
<div style="font-size:17pt;color:red;">Library function is introduced to see in the [[Malical library]].</div>

==Examples to explain==
This exemples are available in the Malical.rar package.

Many of these examples the procedure can be extended, such as clock can do better Aspect (clockwise bold, with numbers, etc.), functions in a multi-point. The procedure of drawing a line can be expanded to draw a rectangle, circle. The periodic table of elements can be coupled with the Find function. Look forward to more of your work!

===Get a key key code (key.mcl)===
Programming to use the key code can use this program for, pay attention to the 1 key. Press to return to a code directly, press shift and then return to the list of code, according to the alpha and then press return 'u' code. s hift-alpha open letter lock and return the letter code.
Printnum the introduction of detailed function in library.doc

===Square root (sqrt.mcl)===
The third line, if val [gets, [1] [1]], can only enter a number, if you use eval [gets [1] [1]] can enter the expression. (Eg, input 229-8, val return 229, the eval returns 221) waitkey the role of the previous example.

===Circle (circle.mcl)===
Draw a circle to waitkey.

===Character output (Chinese.mcl)===
Shows usage showap (show array picture), showap specific instructions to see the library. Note that the image initialization can not be too long and will be a system error. Push function + multiple arrays can be used to implement the initialization of the big picture

===Mouse (mouse.mcl)===
With memory, you can write the program: the beginning of the loop, all rub now painting, the loop ends, see the following detailed line drawing program.

===Drawing a line (draw.mcl)===
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 a large range to move the cursor up and down a small area over 5 to determine the endpoint of a line segment
L ineset storage four parameters of each straight line. The cycle began painting mouse detection button, rub the whole, with a re-draw the line, the loop ends.

===Clock (clock.mcl)===
Achieve a clock. AC key launch, +, - adjust the hour / minute tune.
Half if the getkey, the program is running stuck use the iskeydown here can solve the problem, and can hold the shells, do not click about. Iskeydown general use in the game. Note that this time the menu to return to the main menu is useless to write the if iskeydown menu button code] ....

===Overclocking (cpuspeed.mcl)===
The F1 ~ the F6 key codes is continuous, so
<pre>while (key < 30009 or key > 30014)
key = getkey
end
cpuspeed[(key-30008)%5] </pre>

The cpuspeed Results Shao See the end of the library.
Note 2 times overclocking can not be directly four times, first the reset. (Or stuck)

===Decomposition quality factor (fact.mcl)===
There is a characteristic of L, ocate before the locate [1] [1], for example the cursor to 1,1, then the print ["256"], the cursor will automatically move to 1,4, which can bring great convenience to the output.

===3D mapping (3dfun.mcl)===
Do menu can refer to this program

===Of the periodic table (periodic.mcl)===
Show the usage savedisp and rcldisp, program initialization, in order to use savedisp save 5 pages (including 3 main interface, each one of the lanthanide and actinide) are operating in the Memory Lane, so screen has been displayed the initialing ..., then when needed with rcldisp show, so to avoid the repeated drawing speed, reducing programming complexity. The suffix _spe function is the operation of lanthanide and actinide.

==Other==
===A comment, statement===
Pound sign "#" followed by the code is a comment, malical interpretation ignores
malical requires line of a statement, but you can write a statement after the semicolon ';' and then took over a statement, which can make the code more compact: If

<pre>a = 0；b = 1
if a > 5； a = 2 * a； end</pre>

===Set strong retreat===
If you perform the following procedures, then the malical would have been executed can not exit, and can only be reset or pull the battery.

<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end</pre>

Forgot to play i = i + 1 is the common programming, the so malical options one can set a strong back.
Write one of the set ac_break function in vitro, ac + optn strong back can be pressed when the program runs, the following

'''set ac_break'''
<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end
# You can also write here
</pre>

But this option is enabled speed will be slowed down, so you can open in the programming, written after delete command.

===Attention===
1. Malical does not allow variables, or Correspondence name and library functions or keywords the same, such as the following statement is illegal
var [if][line][print][return][type]
Sometimes prompt the wrong number of the func parameter may be the name of a library function when the variable name to use.
 
2 malical encountered negative system error, such as 8 is wrong, to be written as 0-8.
 
3.malical source file a statement by not more than 512 characters
 
4. On the memory
There is no memory prog written procedures, such as line 1,1,5,5. Prog implementation of this statement to a point a point of painting line, slow.
Malical execution to line 1,1,5,5, is painted in memory of this line, but did not appear on the screen when you run into the refresh memory function, displayed along the entire memory to the screen , speed faster.

functions are in the malical memory operations, including allclr, savedisp.
Function to refresh the memory function the getkey, waitkey, putdisp.

Such as painting animation, drawing a, 2. Wipe, 3. Draw a 4. Wipe.
Between 1 and 2, 3 and 4 is necessary to refresh the memory, or on the screen can not see anything
 
5. Questions and suggestions
Visit the malical forum topic for give your suggestions. This is the alfa documentation release, under construction!

Malical

2015-09-04T05:15:35Z

Brickviking: Found a better word for facility.

__TOC__

==What is Malical?==
Malical is a powerful language for the [[:Category:Fx9860 Series|casio fx9860 series]] that combines the simplicity of [[Casio Basic]] with the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]].

The current malical version is 2.5, but the developers, Diameter and Wudy.F89 are working on a new update (3.0) with more functions!

===Advantages of using Malical===
This language is faster than [[LuaFx]], and you can program directly on the calculator. Another advantage when compared to [[LuaFX]] is that malical program files do not need to be compiled!

Furthermore this language has the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]] but is easier to learn! You can use some typical SDK functions like print mini, overclock, rtc, ... using this language!

==Getting Started==
You can download the latest Malical build [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=25 here] , and you can discuss this project in [http://www.casio-scene.com/showthread.php?1397-Malical-2-5-Powerful-alternative-to-Casio-Basic this forum topic] (dead link until I find a new version).

===Install Malical on Calc===
Please connect the calculator to the computer, make sure the Add-ins icon is selected, and drag and drop the the file MALICAL2.G1A to the FA-124 like the image below: 
[[File:Mal-fa124.png]] 
Then copy MALICAL2.G1A to your 9860 calculator.

In order to edit Malical Source files（*.mcl) on your fx9860 calc, you need to download [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=68 this copy of EDIT.G1A]

You can also edit the source files on the computer as they are plain text.

After the installation is complete, you should see the add-ins in the menu: 
[[File:Malical-c-menu.png]]

===Making a Hello world!===
Please open the [http://www.casio-scene.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=119 EDIT] to create a new document in Storage Mem with the extension .MCL ('''Warning''': You should not create this file in Main Mem). 
[[File:Edit-mcl.png]] 
And enter this code into the file: 
<pre>
::main
locate[1][1]
print ["Hello world!"]
waitkey[30004]
::end
</pre>

(P.S.: you can adjust the font size to a small font in the editor, to allow you to view more code. Set the font size, and optionally turn off wordwrap, as shown below)

[[File:Edit-settings.png]]

Input the following:

[[File:Test.mcl.png]]

Exit Edit and open Malical:

[[File:Malical-prog-list-test.png]]

Run the program, the calculator will display the following screen:

[[File:Malical-hello-world.png]]

Press the EXE key to exit!

First in TEST.MCL we define a main function (each Malical program uses the main function as a starting point), use the locate function (used for positioning the string output location on the screen), the print function (output string) and waitkey function ( of which 30004 exe key code). If you do not use waitkey, the program will exit immediately (waitkey can be removed to demonstrate). If using waitkey, the program waits until the user presses the 30004 on behalf of the keys.

==Variable, the expression==
Malical, '''var''' <'''variable table''' ...> (for example: var [a] [b] [c]) to declare a variable. (Some language) Malical variable type, the only type of the value of the variable. During operation variable can be assigned to any type of value. Variables declared outside the function is a global variable can be shared, variables declared within the function can only be used during the function call. Values have the following types:'''NIL, STRING, NUMBER, ARRAY'''.

===NIL type===
Malical using nil represents a null value
nil is the unique value of NIL type

===STRING type===
String.
Example: "Hello World!", "12332132adasd 
Supported operators: + ==

===NUMBER type===
Floating-point number
Example: 0.1321, 3.1415926
Supported operators：+ - * / ^ %（Modulo） == > >= < <= and, or, not

===ARRAY type===
Data collection (array), in which each element value can be any type.
Arrays use the subscript ("[" "]") to access individual variables. {'''Value table'''...} to construct. 
Example:
<pre>var [a]
a = {[1][2][{}][ "mailcal"]}
print [a[0]]
# Output 1.000000
</pre>

Malical's assignment operator "="
Example: a = 1
a = a+1
a = a^2
a = {} (A is an array, but there is not any element, use the array manipulation functions (such as push) before such assignment).

==Control structures==
Malical offers two control structures:
===IF statement===
<pre>if expr
stmt
[else
stmt]
end
</pre>
The return value of expr must be a number (0 for false, non-zero is true). The else part is optional.

===WHILE statements===
<pre>while expr
stmt
end
com
</pre>

The requirements of the if statement

===Functions===
Defined functions in the following ways in Malical
<pre>:: <Function name> <parameter list>
<Statement>
:: End </pre>

Such as:
<pre>:: double [x]
return x*2
:: End</pre>

Return which return a value, if not followed by the expression, then do not return any value, but will end the execution of the function.
 
<div style="font-size:17pt;color:red;">Library function is introduced to see in the [[Malical library]].</div>

==Examples to explain==
This exemples are available in the Malical.rar package.

Many of these examples the procedure can be extended, such as clock can do better Aspect (clockwise bold, with numbers, etc.), functions in a multi-point. The procedure of drawing a line can be expanded to draw a rectangle, circle. The periodic table of elements can be coupled with the Find function. Look forward to more of your work!

===Get a key key code (key.mcl)===
Programming to use the key code can use this program for, pay attention to the 1 key. Press to return to a code directly, press shift and then return to the list of code, according to the alpha and then press return 'u' code. s hift-alpha open letter lock and return the letter code.
Printnum the introduction of detailed function in library.doc

===Square root (sqrt.mcl)===
The third line, if val [gets, [1] [1]], can only enter a number, if you use eval [gets [1] [1]] can enter the expression. (Eg, input 229-8, val return 229, the eval returns 221) waitkey the role of the previous example.

===Circle (circle.mcl)===
Draw a circle to waitkey.

===Character output (Chinese.mcl)===
Shows usage showap (show array picture), showap specific instructions to see the library. Note that the image initialization can not be too long and will be a system error. Push function + multiple arrays can be used to implement the initialization of the big picture

===Mouse (mouse.mcl)===
With memory, you can write the program: the beginning of the loop, all rub now painting, the loop ends, see the following detailed line drawing program.

===Drawing a line (draw.mcl)===
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 a large range to move the cursor up and down a small area over 5 to determine the endpoint of a line segment
L ineset storage four parameters of each straight line. The cycle began painting mouse detection button, rub the whole, with a re-draw the line, the loop ends.

===Clock (clock.mcl)===
Achieve a clock. AC key launch, +, - adjust the hour / minute tune.
Half if the getkey, the program is running stuck use the iskeydown here can solve the problem, and can hold the shells, do not click about. Iskeydown general use in the game. Note that this time the menu to return to the main menu is useless to write the if iskeydown menu button code] ....

===Overclocking (cpuspeed.mcl)===
The F1 ~ the F6 key codes is continuous, so
<pre>while (key < 30009 or key > 30014)
key = getkey
end
cpuspeed[(key-30008)%5] </pre>

The cpuspeed Results Shao See the end of the library.
Note 2 times overclocking can not be directly four times, first the reset. (Or stuck)

===Decomposition quality factor (fact.mcl)===
There is a characteristic of L, ocate before the locate [1] [1], for example the cursor to 1,1, then the print ["256"], the cursor will automatically move to 1,4, which can bring great convenience to the output.

===3D mapping (3dfun.mcl)===
Do menu can refer to this program

===Of the periodic table (periodic.mcl)===
Show the usage savedisp and rcldisp, program initialization, in order to use savedisp save 5 pages (including 3 main interface, each one of the lanthanide and actinide) are operating in the Memory Lane, so screen has been displayed the initialing ..., then when needed with rcldisp show, so to avoid the repeated drawing speed, reducing programming complexity. The suffix _spe function is the operation of lanthanide and actinide.

==Other==
===A comment, statement===
Pound sign "#" followed by the code is a comment, malical interpretation ignores
malical requires line of a statement, but you can write a statement after the semicolon ';' and then took over a statement, which can make the code more compact: If

<pre>a = 0；b = 1
if a > 5； a = 2 * a； end</pre>

===Set strong retreat===
If you perform the following procedures, then the malical would have been executed can not exit, and can only be reset or pull the battery.

<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end</pre>

Forgot to play i = i + 1 is the common programming, the so malical options one can set a strong back.
Write one of the set ac_break function in vitro, ac + optn strong back can be pressed when the program runs, the following

'''set ac_break'''
<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end
# You can also write here
</pre>

But this option is enabled speed will be slowed down, so you can open in the programming, written after delete command.

===Attention===
1. Malical does not allow variables, or Correspondence name and library functions or keywords the same, such as the following statement is illegal
var [if][line][print][return][type]
Sometimes prompt the wrong number of the func parameter may be the name of a library function when the variable name to use.
 
2 malical encountered negative system error, such as 8 is wrong, to be written as 0-8.
 
3.malical source file a statement by not more than 512 characters
 
4. On the memory
There is no memory prog written procedures, such as line 1,1,5,5. Prog implementation of this statement to a point a point of painting line, slow.
Malical execution to line 1,1,5,5, is painted in memory of this line, but did not appear on the screen when you run into the refresh memory function, displayed along the entire memory to the screen , speed faster.

functions are in the malical memory operations, including allclr, savedisp.
Function to refresh the memory function the getkey, waitkey, putdisp.

Such as painting animation, drawing a, 2. Wipe, 3. Draw a 4. Wipe.
Between 1 and 2, 3 and 4 is necessary to refresh the memory, or on the screen can not see anything
 
5. Questions and suggestions
Visit the malical forum topic for give your suggestions. This is the alfa documentation release, under construction!

Malical

2015-09-03T23:05:01Z

Brickviking: More language edits, another URL update.

__TOC__

==What is Malical?==
Malical is a powerful language for the [[:Category:Fx9860 Series|casio fx9860 series]] that combines the facility of [[Casio Basic]] with the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]].

The current malical version is 2.5, but the developers, Diameter and Wudy.F89 are working on a new update (3.0) with more functions!

===Advantages of using Malical===
This language is faster than [[LuaFx]], and you can program directly on the calculator. Another advantage when compared to [[LuaFX]] is that malical program files do not need to be compiled!

Furthermore this language has the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]] but is easier to learn! You can use some typical SDK functions like print mini, overclock, rtc, ... using this language!

==Getting Started==
You can download the latest Malical build [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=25 here] , and you can discuss this project in [http://www.casio-scene.com/showthread.php?1397-Malical-2-5-Powerful-alternative-to-Casio-Basic this forum topic] (dead link until I find a new version).

===Install Malical on Calc===
Please connect the calculator to the computer, make sure the Add-ins icon is selected, and drag and drop the the file MALICAL2.G1A to the FA-124 like the image below: 
[[File:Mal-fa124.png]] 
Then copy MALICAL2.G1A to your 9860 calculator.

In order to edit Malical Source files（*.mcl) on your fx9860 calc, you need to download [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=68 this copy of EDIT.G1A]

You can also edit the source files on the computer as they are plain text.

After the installation is complete, you should see the add-ins in the menu: 
[[File:Malical-c-menu.png]]

===Making a Hello world!===
Please open the [http://www.casio-scene.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=119 EDIT] to create a new document in Storage Mem with the extension .MCL ('''Warning''': You should not create this file in Main Mem). 
[[File:Edit-mcl.png]] 
And enter this code into the file: 
<pre>
::main
locate[1][1]
print ["Hello world!"]
waitkey[30004]
::end
</pre>

(P.S.: you can adjust the font size to a small font in the editor, to allow you to view more code. Set the font size, and optionally turn off wordwrap, as shown below)

[[File:Edit-settings.png]]

Input the following:

[[File:Test.mcl.png]]

Exit Edit and open Malical:

[[File:Malical-prog-list-test.png]]

Run the program, the calculator will display the following screen:

[[File:Malical-hello-world.png]]

Press the EXE key to exit!

First in TEST.MCL we define a main function (each Malical program uses the main function as a starting point), use the locate function (used for positioning the string output location on the screen), the print function (output string) and waitkey function ( of which 30004 exe key code). If you do not use waitkey, the program will exit immediately (waitkey can be removed to demonstrate). If using waitkey, the program waits until the user presses the 30004 on behalf of the keys.

==Variable, the expression==
Malical, '''var''' <'''variable table''' ...> (for example: var [a] [b] [c]) to declare a variable. (Some language) Malical variable type, the only type of the value of the variable. During operation variable can be assigned to any type of value. Variables declared outside the function is a global variable can be shared, variables declared within the function can only be used during the function call. Values have the following types:'''NIL, STRING, NUMBER, ARRAY'''.

===NIL type===
Malical using nil represents a null value
nil is the unique value of NIL type

===STRING type===
String.
Example: "Hello World!", "12332132adasd 
Supported operators: + ==

===NUMBER type===
Floating-point number
Example: 0.1321, 3.1415926
Supported operators：+ - * / ^ %（Modulo） == > >= < <= and, or, not

===ARRAY type===
Data collection (array), in which each element value can be any type.
Arrays use the subscript ("[" "]") to access individual variables. {'''Value table'''...} to construct. 
Example:
<pre>var [a]
a = {[1][2][{}][ "mailcal"]}
print [a[0]]
# Output 1.000000
</pre>

Malical's assignment operator "="
Example: a = 1
a = a+1
a = a^2
a = {} (A is an array, but there is not any element, use the array manipulation functions (such as push) before such assignment).

==Control structures==
Malical offers two control structures:
===IF statement===
<pre>if expr
stmt
[else
stmt]
end
</pre>
The return value of expr must be a number (0 for false, non-zero is true). The else part is optional.

===WHILE statements===
<pre>while expr
stmt
end
com
</pre>

The requirements of the if statement

===Functions===
Defined functions in the following ways in Malical
<pre>:: <Function name> <parameter list>
<Statement>
:: End </pre>

Such as:
<pre>:: double [x]
return x*2
:: End</pre>

Return which return a value, if not followed by the expression, then do not return any value, but will end the execution of the function.
 
<div style="font-size:17pt;color:red;">Library function is introduced to see in the [[Malical library]].</div>

==Examples to explain==
This exemples are available in the Malical.rar package.

Many of these examples the procedure can be extended, such as clock can do better Aspect (clockwise bold, with numbers, etc.), functions in a multi-point. The procedure of drawing a line can be expanded to draw a rectangle, circle. The periodic table of elements can be coupled with the Find function. Look forward to more of your work!

===Get a key key code (key.mcl)===
Programming to use the key code can use this program for, pay attention to the 1 key. Press to return to a code directly, press shift and then return to the list of code, according to the alpha and then press return 'u' code. s hift-alpha open letter lock and return the letter code.
Printnum the introduction of detailed function in library.doc

===Square root (sqrt.mcl)===
The third line, if val [gets, [1] [1]], can only enter a number, if you use eval [gets [1] [1]] can enter the expression. (Eg, input 229-8, val return 229, the eval returns 221) waitkey the role of the previous example.

===Circle (circle.mcl)===
Draw a circle to waitkey.

===Character output (Chinese.mcl)===
Shows usage showap (show array picture), showap specific instructions to see the library. Note that the image initialization can not be too long and will be a system error. Push function + multiple arrays can be used to implement the initialization of the big picture

===Mouse (mouse.mcl)===
With memory, you can write the program: the beginning of the loop, all rub now painting, the loop ends, see the following detailed line drawing program.

===Drawing a line (draw.mcl)===
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 a large range to move the cursor up and down a small area over 5 to determine the endpoint of a line segment
L ineset storage four parameters of each straight line. The cycle began painting mouse detection button, rub the whole, with a re-draw the line, the loop ends.

===Clock (clock.mcl)===
Achieve a clock. AC key launch, +, - adjust the hour / minute tune.
Half if the getkey, the program is running stuck use the iskeydown here can solve the problem, and can hold the shells, do not click about. Iskeydown general use in the game. Note that this time the menu to return to the main menu is useless to write the if iskeydown menu button code] ....

===Overclocking (cpuspeed.mcl)===
The F1 ~ the F6 key codes is continuous, so
<pre>while (key < 30009 or key > 30014)
key = getkey
end
cpuspeed[(key-30008)%5] </pre>

The cpuspeed Results Shao See the end of the library.
Note 2 times overclocking can not be directly four times, first the reset. (Or stuck)

===Decomposition quality factor (fact.mcl)===
There is a characteristic of L, ocate before the locate [1] [1], for example the cursor to 1,1, then the print ["256"], the cursor will automatically move to 1,4, which can bring great convenience to the output.

===3D mapping (3dfun.mcl)===
Do menu can refer to this program

===Of the periodic table (periodic.mcl)===
Show the usage savedisp and rcldisp, program initialization, in order to use savedisp save 5 pages (including 3 main interface, each one of the lanthanide and actinide) are operating in the Memory Lane, so screen has been displayed the initialing ..., then when needed with rcldisp show, so to avoid the repeated drawing speed, reducing programming complexity. The suffix _spe function is the operation of lanthanide and actinide.

==Other==
===A comment, statement===
Pound sign "#" followed by the code is a comment, malical interpretation ignores
malical requires line of a statement, but you can write a statement after the semicolon ';' and then took over a statement, which can make the code more compact: If

<pre>a = 0；b = 1
if a > 5； a = 2 * a； end</pre>

===Set strong retreat===
If you perform the following procedures, then the malical would have been executed can not exit, and can only be reset or pull the battery.

<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end</pre>

Forgot to play i = i + 1 is the common programming, the so malical options one can set a strong back.
Write one of the set ac_break function in vitro, ac + optn strong back can be pressed when the program runs, the following

'''set ac_break'''
<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end
# You can also write here
</pre>

But this option is enabled speed will be slowed down, so you can open in the programming, written after delete command.

===Attention===
1. Malical does not allow variables, or Correspondence name and library functions or keywords the same, such as the following statement is illegal
var [if][line][print][return][type]
Sometimes prompt the wrong number of the func parameter may be the name of a library function when the variable name to use.
 
2 malical encountered negative system error, such as 8 is wrong, to be written as 0-8.
 
3.malical source file a statement by not more than 512 characters
 
4. On the memory
There is no memory prog written procedures, such as line 1,1,5,5. Prog implementation of this statement to a point a point of painting line, slow.
Malical execution to line 1,1,5,5, is painted in memory of this line, but did not appear on the screen when you run into the refresh memory function, displayed along the entire memory to the screen , speed faster.

functions are in the malical memory operations, including allclr, savedisp.
Function to refresh the memory function the getkey, waitkey, putdisp.

Such as painting animation, drawing a, 2. Wipe, 3. Draw a 4. Wipe.
Between 1 and 2, 3 and 4 is necessary to refresh the memory, or on the screen can not see anything
 
5. Questions and suggestions
Visit the malical forum topic for give your suggestions. This is the alfa documentation release, under construction!

Malical

2015-09-03T22:34:36Z

Brickviking: Tidying up of English used, some updating of links. More to do yet.

__TOC__

==What is Malical?==
Malical is a powerful language for the [[:Category:Fx9860 Series|casio fx9860 series]] that combines the facility of [[Casio Basic]] with the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]].

The current malical version is 2.5, but the developers, Diameter and Wudy.F89 are working on a new update (3.0) with more functions!

===Advantages of using Malical===
This language is faster than [[LuaFx]], and you can program directly on the calculator. Another advantage when compared to [[LuaFX]] is that malical program files do not need to be compiled!

Furthermore this language has the speed and robustness of [[C_language|C/Asm]] but is easier to learn! You can use some typical SDK functions like print mini, overclock, rtc, ... using this language!

==Getting Started==
You can download the latest malical build [http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=25 here] , and you can discuss this project in [http://www.casio-scene.com/showthread.php?1397-Malical-2-5-Powerful-alternative-to-Casio-Basic this forum topic].

===Install Malical on Calc===
Please connect the calculator to the computer, make sure the Add-ins icon is selected, and drag and drop the the file MALICAL2.G1A to the FA-124 like the image below: 
[[File:Mal-fa124.png]] 
Then copy MALICAL2.G1A to your 9860 calculator.

In order to edit Malical Source files（*.mcl) on your fx9860 calc, you need to download [http://www.casio-scene.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=119 EDIT.G1A].
You can also edit the source files on the computer as they are plain text.

After the installation is complete, you should see the following interface: 
[[File:Malical-c-menu.png]]

===Making a Hello world!===
Please open the [http://www.casio-scene.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=119 EDIT] to create a new document in Storage Mem with the extension .MCL ('''Warning''': You should not create this file in Main Mem). 
[[File:Edit-mcl.png]] 
And enter this code into the file: 
<pre>
::main
locate[1][1]
print ["Hello world!"]
waitkey[30004]
::end
</pre>

(P.S.: you can adjust the font size to a small font in the editor, to allow you to view more code. Set the font size, and optionally turn off wordwrap, as shown below)

[[File:Edit-settings.png]]

Input as follows

[[File:Test.mcl.png]]

Exit Edit and open Malical:

[[File:Malical-prog-list-test.png]]

Run the program and calc will display the following screen:

[[File:Malical-hello-world.png]]

Press the exe to exit!

First in TEST.MCL we define the main function (each Malical are the main function as a starting point), use the locate function (used for positioning the string output location), the print function (output string) and waitkey function ( of which 30004 exe key code). If you do not waitkey, the program will flash off (can be removed to try). waitkey the role, the program waits until the user presses the 30004 on behalf of the keys.

==Variable, the expression==
Malical, '''var''' <'''variable table''' ...> (for example: var [a] [b] [c]) to declare a variable. (Some language) Malical variable type, the only type of the value of the variable. During operation variable can be assigned to any type of value. Variables declared outside the function is a global variable can be shared, global declared within the function can only be used during the function call. The value of the type:'''NIL, STRING, NUMBER, ARRAY'''.

===NIL type===
Malical using nil represents a null value
nil is the unique value of NIL type

===STRING type===
String.
Example: "Hello World!", "12332132adasd 
Supported operators: + ==

===NUMBER type===
Floating-point number
Example: 0.1321、3.1415926
Supported operators：+ - * / ^ %（Modulo） == > >= < <= and、or、not

===ARRAY type===
Data collection (array), in which each element value can be any type.
Array using the subscript ("[" "]") access. {'''Value table'''...} construct. 
Example:
<pre>var [a]
a = {[1][2][{}][ "mailcal"]}
print [a[0]]
# Output 1.000000
</pre>

Malical in the assignment operator "="
Example: a = 1
a = a+1
a = a^2
a = {} (A is an array, but there is not any element, use the array manipulation functions (such as the push) before such assignment).

==The control structure==
Malical offers two control structures:
===IF statement===
<pre>if con
stmt
[else
stmt]
end
</pre>

Which else part is optional, the type of con must be a number (0 for false, non-zero is true)

===WHILE statements===
<pre>while con
stmt
end
com
</pre>

The requirements of the if statement

===Functions===
Defined functions in the following ways in Malical
<pre>:: <Function name> <parameter list>
<Statement>
:: End </pre>

Such as:
<pre>:: double [x]
return x*2
:: End</pre>

Return which return a value, if not followed by the expression, then do not return any value, but will end the execution of the function.
 
<div style="font-size:17pt;color:red;">Library function is introduced to see in the [[Malical library]].</div>

==Examples to explain==
This exemples are available in the Malical.rar package.

Many of these examples the procedure can be extended, such as clock can do better Aspect (clockwise bold, with numbers, etc.), functions in a multi-point. The procedure of drawing a line can be expanded to draw a rectangle, circle. The periodic table of elements can be coupled with the Find function. Look forward to more of your work!

===Get a key key code (key.mcl)===
Programming to use the key code can use this program for, pay attention to the 1 key. Press to return to a code directly, press shift and then return to the list of code, according to the alpha and then press return 'u' code. s hift-alpha open letter lock and return the letter code.
Printnum the introduction of detailed function in library.doc

===Square root (sqrt.mcl)===
The third line, if val [gets, [1] [1]], can only enter a number, if you use eval [gets [1] [1]] can enter the expression. (Eg, input 229-8, val return 229, the eval returns 221) waitkey the role of the previous example.

===Circle (circle.mcl)===
Draw a circle to waitkey.

===Character output (Chinese.mcl)===
Shows usage showap (show array picture), showap specific instructions to see the library. Note that the image initialization can not be too long and will be a system error. Push function + multiple arrays can be used to implement the initialization of the big picture

===Mouse (mouse.mcl)===
With memory, you can write the program: the beginning of the loop, all rub now painting, the loop ends, see the following detailed line drawing program.

===Drawing a line (draw.mcl)===
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 a large range to move the cursor up and down a small area over 5 to determine the endpoint of a line segment
L ineset storage four parameters of each straight line. The cycle began painting mouse detection button, rub the whole, with a re-draw the line, the loop ends.

===Clock (clock.mcl)===
Achieve a clock. AC key launch, +, - adjust the hour / minute tune.
Half if the getkey, the program is running stuck use the iskeydown here can solve the problem, and can hold the shells, do not click about. Iskeydown general use in the game. Note that this time the menu to return to the main menu is useless to write the if iskeydown menu button code] ....

===Overclocking (cpuspeed.mcl)===
The F1 ~ the F6 key codes is continuous, so
<pre>while (key < 30009 or key > 30014)
key = getkey
end
cpuspeed[(key-30008)%5] </pre>

The cpuspeed Results Shao See the end of the library.
Note 2 times overclocking can not be directly four times, first the reset. (Or stuck)

===Decomposition quality factor (fact.mcl)===
There is a characteristic of L, ocate before the locate [1] [1], for example the cursor to 1,1, then the print ["256"], the cursor will automatically move to 1,4, which can bring great convenience to the output.

===3D mapping (3dfun.mcl)===
Do menu can refer to this program

===Of the periodic table (periodic.mcl)===
Show the usage savedisp and rcldisp, program initialization, in order to use savedisp save 5 pages (including 3 main interface, each one of the lanthanide and actinide) are operating in the Memory Lane, so screen has been displayed the initialing ..., then when needed with rcldisp show, so to avoid the repeated drawing speed, reducing programming complexity. The suffix _spe function is the operation of lanthanide and actinide.

==Other==
===A comment, statement===
Pound sign "#" followed by the code is a comment, malical interpretation ignores
malical requires line of a statement, but you can write a statement after the semicolon ';' and then took over a statement, which can make the code more compact: If

<pre>a = 0；b = 1
if a > 5； a = 2 * a； end</pre>

===Set strong retreat===
If you perform the following procedures, then the malical would have been executed can not exit, and can only be reset or pull the battery.

<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end</pre>

Forgot to play i = i + 1 is the common programming, the so malical options one can set a strong back.
Write one of the set ac_break function in vitro, ac + optn strong back can be pressed when the program runs, the following

'''set ac_break'''
<pre>::main
var [i]
i = 0
while i < 5
end
::end
# You can also write here
</pre>

But this option is enabled speed will be slowed down, so you can open in the programming, written after delete command.

===Attention===
1. Malical does not allow variables, or Correspondence name and library functions or keywords the same, such as the following statement is illegal
var [if][line][print][return][type]
Sometimes prompt the wrong number of the func parameter may be the name of a library function when the variable name to use.
 
2 malical encountered negative system error, such as 8 is wrong, to be written as 0-8.
 
3.malical source file a statement by not more than 512 characters
 
4. On the memory
There is no memory prog written procedures, such as line 1,1,5,5. Prog implementation of this statement to a point a point of painting line, slow.
Malical execution to line 1,1,5,5, is painted in memory of this line, but did not appear on the screen when you run into the refresh memory function, displayed along the entire memory to the screen , speed faster.

functions are in the malical memory operations, including allclr, savedisp.
Function to refresh the memory function the getkey, waitkey, putdisp.

Such as painting animation, drawing a, 2. Wipe, 3. Draw a 4. Wipe.
Between 1 and 2, 3 and 4 is necessary to refresh the memory, or on the screen can not see anything
 
5. Questions and suggestions
Visit the malical forum topic for give your suggestions. This is the alfa documentation release, under construction!

FX-9860GII

2015-09-03T10:39:58Z

Brickviking: Creation of content, only the picture is left to put in.

{{MsgBox needsKnowledge}}

{{InfoBox_CasioCalculators
|model = FX-9860GII
|ImageLink =
|image =
|caption =
|schoolLevel = Highschool through College
|IntroducedYear = 2005
|CPU = SH-3 or SH-4
|Frequency = SH-3: 29 MHz, SH-4: probably 58 Mhz
|RAM = 64Kb
|MemoryStorage = 1.5 MiB
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = ?
|Connectivity= USB/3-PIN
|OfficialWebsite= http://www.casioeducation.com/
}}

== Introduction ==
The fx-9860GII and fx-9860GII SD are the international equivalents of the G75/G95. Like the fx-9750GII, several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx-9860G and cfx-9850G family, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, has 1.5Mb of storage memory, and has had two major revisions. The earlier model uses a SH3 CPU and has a silvery case shell and a dark blue keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic, and is informally referred to as the fx-9860GII. The newer model uses a SH4a CPU, has a deep blue case shell and a white keyboard surround. Labelling on the retail packaging of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx-9860GII-2, although the -2 is not printed on the case, neither is there anything else obvious to distinguish it from its predecessor. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, dark blue case shell and white keyboard surround.

== Features ==
The fx-9860GII has a backlight for those rare times when you're working in low lighting conditions. The fx-9860GII comes either without the SD slot, or with a SD slot capable of accepting SDHC cards. A recent software revision upgraded the support to allow for 32Gb SD cards. In the plastic retail packaging, the calculator's often supplied not only with the unit-to-unit cable, but additionally a USB cable and a set of batteries. If by some chance your retail packaging doesn't include the software on a CD, the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website] is available as a separate download. Navigate your way into the Graphic Calculators section, and look up the fx-9860GII.

The fx-9860GII also contains the eActivity and Spreadsheet applications. eActivities are described better in the documentation. The calculator not only supports matrices but also allows the input of vectors.

=== Programmability ===

The fx-9860GII can be programmed in Casio Basic, and programs work the same here as with the fx-9750GII. In addition the calculator has support for Add-ins. These add-ins are compiled, so they run a lot faster than the Basic interpreter can run, allowing emulations of Wolfenstein 3d, Angry Birds, or other utility programs to access the calculator's internals. People can also download the SDK from Casio and make their own add-ins, if they're prepared to put up with code that hasn't been updated significantly since 2007. There are small differences between functions available in versions of the OS, but most of those won't impact the user.

=== Input ===
This calculator not only supports the normal calculator input of old, but also supports Natural input and output, otherwise known as Math input or S-V.P.A.M.™ Using this type of input, the calculator prompts the user to fill in inputs that look much more like the formula would be laid out in a textbook, including fraction bars, exponents that look like exponents would be written down, and arbitrary root symbols that expand as required. The HP-50G has an equivalent, called the Equation Writer. Casio's equation editor appears to work in a similar fashion.

=== Storage ===
Casio have made a 1.5MB area available to back up variables and programs, so that when you change batteries, or you reset the calculator, you don't lose everything and have to install it from the computer all over again. You did remember to back up to the computer too, didn't you? Add-ins also get installed to this storage area, so be careful how many add-ins you install. In the SD model, you can also store files directly on the SD card, but you'll probably have to copy them into main memory before you can execute them.

== Manuals ==
You can obtain a PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9860GII%20S manual for the fx-9860GII], and it will also cover the fx-9860GII-SD with small changes. A Quick-reference guide is also available.

== Upgrading the OS ==
The OS can be easily upgraded to the latest OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS update, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU and may require the upgrade for the fx-9860G.

[[Category:Casio_Calculators]]
[[Category:Casio_FX_series|9860GII]]

User:Brickviking

2015-09-03T09:27:05Z

Brickviking: General Introduction

== Introduction ==

My name is .... well, it doesn't matter what my real name is. To the rest of the world, I'm brickviking. I have multiple interests, but I happen to be interested in programming.

=== Calculators I own ===
I currently have the following calculators:

* Canon F-804P. Not a very good looking calculator, and the manual's abysmal English doesn't help the impression. However, this calculator happens to have a decent precision if you can dig under the initial ten digits.
* Casio fx-82MS/fx-82TL. The 82TL first made me aware of command history, and the 82MS improved on it dramatically. I converted the 82TL into somewhat of a 85TL by fitting a solar panel to the front face of the calculator along with a diode to drop the voltage slightly.
* Casio fx-9750G+. I got this back in 2008, this was my first programmable calculator after the HP-34C. I created a grocery accounting application in Casio Basic, and still use the same application today. I have details in [http://flying-brick.blogspot.co.nz/2008/09/poor-brother-to-big-king.html the blog post I wrote at the time].
* HP-50G. The beefiest, and most expensive—though not by much. I paid about half the normal cost for my HP-50G.
* Casio fx-9750GII. My most recent purchase, and I've since upgraded the OS to fx-9860GII. This is the SH-4a model, and works quite well.

==== Previous calculators ====
My first calculator was a HP-34C, and was where I first found out about programming on calculators. It's also where I found out that HP could take a non-integer, and run the Gamma function on it; effectively the factorial function on a non-integer. I originally thought I'd keep the calculator, but hardware failings led me to eventually throw it out. I also had a Sharp PC1247, but it also hasn't survived to the present date. I also bought a HP-10S, which failed very early on, with bad LCD.

=== Other odd hardware ===
I own a small iPaq which has a little PPC chip running at 300 MHz, it seems to drive the little colour screen quite well. It runs Windows Mobile, and provided me with the ability to read ebooks in a very portable, easy to carry profile. I've also got a desktop computer running Windows and Linux. Not much else to say.

Main Page

2015-09-03T03:35:59Z

Brickviking: Corrected wiki link to reflect wiki pagename change

{{MsgBox |title=Welcome to Casio Universal Wiki !|text=Go back to [http://www.casiopeia.net/ casiopeia.net] ?}}
 [[Editing Casio Universal Wiki pages]] 

 
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<th width="19%">[[:Category:Casio_CFX_series|Casio CFX series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Afx Series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Classpad Series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Fx9860 Series]]</th>
<th width="20%" style="border-radius: 0 10px 0 0;">[[Casio Prizm Series]]</th>
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<td><center>[[File:Casio_afx_series-2.0-en.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Cp.png|link=File:Cp.png]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Fx-9750GII-h100.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Fx-CgXX-h100.jpg]]</center></td>
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<li>Afx 1.0</li>
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<li>Classpad 300</li>
<li>Classpad 300+</li>
<li>Classpad 330</li>
<li>Classpad 330+</li>
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<ul>
<li>[[Fx-9750GII]]</li>

<li>Fx9860 G SD</li>
<li>Fx9860 G II</li>
<li>Fx9860 G II SD</li>

<li>[[:Category:Fx9860 Series|See more..]]</li>
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<li>Fx-Cg10</li>
<li>Fx-Cg20</li>
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<th>[[File:Text-General Info.png]]</th>
<td>[[Transfer to CFX]]</td>
<td><ul><li>[[Transfer to AFX]]</li>
<li>[http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1473 Build a homemade cable]</li>
</ul></td>
<td>[http://casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1463 Transfer to Classpad]</td>
<td>[http://casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1455 Transfer to FX] [[Casio USB Power Graphic 2 : Add-in Compatibility List|Power Graphic 2 Add-in List]]</td>
<td>[http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1471 Transfer to Prizm]</td>
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<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>Some Diferences</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]] 
[[Prizm_specificities|Prizm specificities]]
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<th>[[File:text-C_ASM.png|link=C language]]</th>
<td>None</td>
<td>Yes</td>
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<li>[[CP SDK]]</li>
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<li>[[SDK]]</li>
<li>[[Syscalls]]</li>
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<li>[[miniSDK]]</li>
<li>[[Syscalls]]</li>
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<td>None</td>
<td><ul><li>[[Lua for AFX series]]</li></ul></td>
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<li>[[CPLua]]</li>
<li>CPBF</li>
<li>[[OWBasic]]</li>
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<li>[[Malical]]</li>
<li>[[LuaFx]]</li>
<li>[[WSC and FVM|WSC & FVM 1.1 - Oncalc C Compiler]]</li>
<li>MLC</li>
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<td><ul>
<li>PRGM2 color is coming soon</li>
<li>[[LuaZM]]</li>
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<li>[[.fxi]]</li>
<li>[[.fxd]]</li>
<li>[[.g1r]]</li>
<li>[[.g2r]]</li>
<li>[[.g1m]]</li>
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<li>[[.fxi]]</li>
<li>[[.fxd]]</li>
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<li>[[.g1m]]</li>
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<li>.exe</li>
<li>[[.cdr]]</li>
<li>[[.lec]]</li>
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<li>.vcp</li>
<li>.xcp</li>
<li>.fls</li>
<li>.mcs</li>
<li>.lng</li>
<li>[[.cpa]]</li>
<li>[[.c1a]]</li>
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<li>.g1e</li>
<li>.g2e</li>
<li>.g1a</li>
<li>.g1l</li>
<li>.g1m</li>
<li>.g2m</li>
<li>.g1r</li>
<li>.g1n</li>
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<li>.bmp (need add-in)</li>
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<li>.g1m</li>
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<li>.g3a</li>
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<li>.bmp (Only write)</li>
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<center>[[Model Numbers Equivalence Table]]</center>

under construction...
 
[[fr:Accueil]]

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-03T03:28:37Z

Brickviking: Correction of minor points, reorganisation of headers.

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|caption = The fx-9750GII initial revision
|schoolLevel = High School
|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 0
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
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= Introduction =
This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G and cfx-9850G family, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two major revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic, and is informally referred to as the fx-9750GII. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround. Labelling on the retail packaging of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx-9750GII-2, although the -2 is not printed on the case, neither is there anything else obvious to distinguish it from its predecessor. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, dark blue case shell and white keyboard surround or yellow case shell and white surround specifically for school supply. This final variant has the words "School Supply" on the bottom of the keyboard area.

== A calculator for the budget-minded ==
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

=== Missing hardware ===
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic retail packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

=== Missing software ===
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

== Manuals ==
You can obtain PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU manuals for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

== Upgrading ==
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-03T02:28:01Z

Brickviking: Brickviking moved page Fx9750 G II to Fx-9750GII: Corrects the title to the calculator name in actual usage

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|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
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== FX9750GII ==

This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround. Labeling of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx9750GII-2. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround.

=== Budget model ===
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

==== Missing hardware ====
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

==== Missing software ====
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

==== Manuals ====
You can obtain PDF [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU manuals for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

=== Upgrading ===
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

Fx9750 G II

2015-09-03T02:28:01Z

Brickviking: Brickviking moved page Fx9750 G II to Fx-9750GII: Corrects the title to the calculator name in actual usage

#REDIRECT [[Fx-9750GII]]

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-03T02:23:53Z

Brickviking: Reworded the link for the manuals

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-03T02:20:56Z

Brickviking: Clarified case colours, removed incorrect colour option. Added links for manuals.

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|caption = The fx-9750GII initial revision
|schoolLevel = High School
|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 4MB
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
|Connectivity= Serial, USB
|OfficialWebsite= [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU www.casioeducation.com]
}}

== FX9750GII ==

This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case shell with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround. Labeling of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx9750GII-2. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround.

=== Budget model ===
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions. Several options available in its big brother were either cut-down, or removed altogether.

==== Missing hardware ====
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll additionally need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer, and you'll also need to download the [http://edu.casio.com/dl/ FA-124 software from Casio's website]. As the model is a cut-down fx-9860GII, selecting that under Graphic Models will bring you to the correct software.

==== Missing software ====
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

==== Manuals ====
You can obtain PDF manuals [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU for the fx-9750GII], and these manuals will also cover the fx-9860GII/fx-9860GII-SD, with small changes as noted in those manuals. A Quick-reference guide is also available specifically for the fx-9750GII.

=== Upgrading ===
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

Fx-9750GII

2015-09-03T01:58:29Z

Brickviking: Added calculator sidebox with recent image from Casio

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|caption = The fx-9750GII initial revision
|schoolLevel = High School
|IntroducedYear = 2009
|CPU = SH3/SH4a
|Frequency = 29MHz
|RAM = 64 Kilobytes
|MemoryStorage = 4MB
|ScreenSize = 128x64
|ScreenColor = monochrome
|Weight = ~205g
|SymbolicComputation = N
|Connectivity= Serial, USB
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}}

== FX9750GII ==

This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the release of the original fx9750G, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and has had two revisions. The earlier model  uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic. The newer model  uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case, with a deep blue keyboard surround. Labeling of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx9750GII-2. Other colour options exist, such as a pink case and surround, or a white case and white surround.

=== Budget model ===
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions.

==== Missing hardware ====
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer.

==== Missing software ====
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

=== Upgrading ===
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

File:Fx-9750gii xlarge.jpg

2015-09-03T00:24:52Z

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File:Fx-9750gii large.jpg

2015-09-03T00:23:46Z

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Small fx-9750GII image for infobox, origin is Casio's website (2015-09-03)

Editing Casio Universal Wiki pages

2015-09-01T02:07:49Z

Brickviking: Slight padding-out

This wiki requires that everyone gives a little of their knowledge to work, so if you can, get involved! To join this wiki, you must be registered and logged in, if you are not, [[Special:UserLogin|log in here]]!

=== How to contribute ===
This tutorial is being drafted. Meanwhile, you can use the wikipedia tutorial to learn how to use this wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial
=== Other tutorials ===
* How to use [[template:InfoBox|InfoBox]]
* How to use [[template:MsgBox|MsgBox]]
* How to use [[Template:Acronym|Acronym]]

== How to edit pages ==
Editing most wiki pages is simple. Simply click on the "edit" tab at the top of the wiki page (or on a section-edit link). This will bring you to a new page with a text box containing the editable text of the current page.
[[file:edit.jpg|The "edit" tab at the top of the wiki page|thumb|center]]

=== Some useful tips ===
These aren't absolute hard-and-fast rules, but are good practices to follow.

* Don't be ambiguous, and keep the text on the subject. Do your best to use proper English, with correct syntax and spelling.
* Use statements of fact rather than opinions.
* If possible, provide references to outside sources. You don't have to flood the text with them, but knowing your statements are backed up by others will help.
* A picture says a thousand words, but this wiki is primarily a text resource. If one picture is enough, don't add more.
* Enjoy yourself. This should not be a stressful environment. After all, it's only a calculator.
* Be aware that your edits are subject to edits by other people.

=== New sections ===
Provide a short, accurate title for each new section. If a section gets huge, consider a separate page for the section.

=== Talkpage ===
Each page has an area where you can discuss what changes should go into the wiki page. Please keep discussions polite, this is not a place to have flame wars or arguments.



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Fx-9750GII

2015-09-01T01:41:11Z

Brickviking: Content Creation, it's about time the English page got some loving.

== FX9750GII ==

This model is the international equivalent of the French G35+. Several improvements have been made since the original fx9750G, as it now has 62 kb of usable memory instead of 26 kb, and comes in two main varieties. The earlier model uses a SH3 CPU and has a deep blue case with a white keyboard surround. It's often referred to as a USB Power Graphic. The newer model uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case, with a deep blue keyboard surround. Labeling of this model varies, sometimes being the same as its direct predecessor, or sometimes using the label "USB Power Graphic 2", and it's informally known as the fx9750GII-2.

=== Budget model ===
Casio made this a lower cost, function-reduced equivalent to the fx-9860GII, aimed at budget-conscious customers who don't need the additional functions.

==== Missing hardware ====
The fx-9750GII doesn't have the hardware for the backlight, and doesn't have the SD card support found in the fx-9860GII SD. Neither of these can be added in. In the plastic packaging, the calculator's often supplied only with the unit-to-unit cable and a set of batteries, so you'll need the right USB cable if you want to connect the calculator to a computer.

==== Missing software ====
It doesn't contain the eActivity or Spreadsheet applications. In addition, you are unable to install Add-Ins, as the FA-124 software simply won't allow you to install .G1A files. There's no access to flash storage, no S-V.P.A.M.™ natural input or output, and no vector operations. However, you are still able to program in Casio Basic, and everything else works like the fx-9860GII except for those points.

=== Upgrading ===
The OS can be easily upgraded to the OS available for the fx-9860GII. You'll need a copy of the latest fxRemote, a copy of the latest available fx-9860GII BIOS, the USB cable that connects your calculator to the computer, and finally a relatively fresh set of batteries. It's ''very'' important you know which model of CPU your calculator has, as this affects which BIOS image you'll flash onto the calculator. Several people have reported bricking their calculator and making it unusable (and unrepairable).

You can check what version of the OS you have already, by checking the Memory application in the calculator. If it has a version string of 2.02.xxxx or later (the xxx's are numbers which don't matter for this discussion) then your calculator has a SH4 CPU. If it's 2.01.xxx or earlier, you probably have a SH3 CPU.

[http://easoncxz.github.io/blog/2012/05/flashing-the-fx-9750gii/ Check out this external page] once you have all the right programs.

[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

Main Page

2015-08-31T22:12:03Z

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{{MsgBox |title=Welcome to Casio Universal Wiki !|text=Go back to [http://www.casiopeia.net/ casiopeia.net] ?}}
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<table id="homePageTable">
<tr id="homePageTableTop">
<th width="1%" rowspan="2" style="border-radius: 10px 0 0 0;border-left: 1px solid #a7d7f9 !important;">[[File:Text-Series.png|link=Category:Calculators_Series]]</th>
<th width="19%">[[:Category:Casio_CFX_series|Casio CFX series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Afx Series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Classpad Series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Fx9860 Series]]</th>
<th width="20%" style="border-radius: 0 10px 0 0;">[[Casio Prizm Series]]</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><center>[[File:CFX-9850GB_PLUS-h100.jpg|link=File:CFX-9850GB_PLUS.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Casio_afx_series-2.0-en.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Cp.png|link=File:Cp.png]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Fx-9750GII-h100.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Fx-CgXX-h100.jpg]]</center></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:text-Models.png|link=Casio_Calculators]]</th>
<td>
<ul>
<li>[[CFX-9850]]</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Afx 1.0</li>
<li>Afx 2.0</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Classpad 300</li>
<li>Classpad 300+</li>
<li>Classpad 330</li>
<li>Classpad 330+</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>[[Fx9750 G II]]</li>

<li>Fx9860 G SD</li>
<li>Fx9860 G II</li>
<li>Fx9860 G II SD</li>

<li>[[:Category:Fx9860 Series|See more..]]</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Fx-Cg10</li>
<li>Fx-Cg20</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:Text-General Info.png]]</th>
<td>[[Transfer to CFX]]</td>
<td><ul><li>[[Transfer to AFX]]</li>
<li>[http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1473 Build a homemade cable]</li>
</ul></td>
<td>[http://casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1463 Transfer to Classpad]</td>
<td>[http://casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1455 Transfer to FX] [[Casio USB Power Graphic 2 : Add-in Compatibility List|Power Graphic 2 Add-in List]]</td>
<td>[http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1471 Transfer to Prizm]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:text-Casio_Basic.png|link=Casio_Basic]]</th>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>Some Diferences</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]] 
[[Prizm_specificities|Prizm specificities]]
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:text-C_ASM.png|link=C language]]</th>
<td>None</td>
<td>Yes</td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[CP SDK]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[SDK]]</li>
<li>[[Syscalls]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[miniSDK]]</li>
<li>[[Syscalls]]</li>
</ul></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:Text-Alternative Dev..png|link=Alternative Development]]</th>
<td>None</td>
<td><ul><li>[[Lua for AFX series]]</li></ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[CPLua]]</li>
<li>CPBF</li>
<li>[[OWBasic]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[Malical]]</li>
<li>[[LuaFx]]</li>
<li>[[WSC and FVM|WSC & FVM 1.1 - Oncalc C Compiler]]</li>
<li>MLC</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>PRGM2 color is coming soon</li>
<li>[[LuaZM]]</li>
</ul></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="border-radius: 0 0 0 10px;">[[File:Text-Supported files.png]]</th>
<td><ul>
<li>[[.cat]]</li>
<li>[[.fxi]]</li>
<li>[[.fxd]]</li>
<li>[[.g1r]]</li>
<li>[[.g2r]]</li>
<li>[[.g1m]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[.cat]]</li>
<li>[[.fxi]]</li>
<li>[[.fxd]]</li>
<li>[[.g1r]]</li>
<li>[[.g2r]]</li>
<li>[[.g1m]]</li>
<li>[[.cfx]]</li>
<li>.exe</li>
<li>[[.cdr]]</li>
<li>[[.lec]]</li>
<li>[[.bmp]]</li></ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>.vcp</li>
<li>.xcp</li>
<li>.fls</li>
<li>.mcs</li>
<li>.lng</li>
<li>[[.cpa]]</li>
<li>[[.c1a]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>.g1e</li>
<li>.g2e</li>
<li>.g1a</li>
<li>.g1l</li>
<li>.g1m</li>
<li>.g2m</li>
<li>.g1r</li>
<li>.g1n</li>
<li>[[.g1k]] (Only in emulator)</li>
<li>.bmp (need add-in)</li>
</ul></td>
<td style="border-radius: 0 0 10px 0;"><ul>
<li>.g1m</li>
<li>.g2m</li>
<li>.g3m</li>
<li>.g1e</li>
<li>.g2e</li>
<li>.g3e</li>
<li>.g3l</li>
<li>.g3a</li>
<li>.g3p</li>
<li>.g3b</li>
<li>[[.g3k]] (Only in emulator)</li>
<li>.bmp (Only write)</li>
</ul></td>
</tr>
</table>

<center>[[Model Numbers Equivalence Table]]</center>

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[[fr:Accueil]]

Editing Casio Universal Wiki pages

2015-08-31T22:10:44Z

Brickviking: Brickviking moved page How to write on Casio Universal Wiki? to Editing Casio Universal Wiki pages: Better English title

This wiki requires that everyone gives a little of their knowledge to work, so if you can, get involved! To join this wiki, you must be registered and logged in, if you are not, [[Special:UserLogin|log in here]]!

=== How to contribute ===
This tutorial is being drafted. Meanwhile, you can use the wikipedia tutorial to learn how to use this wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial
=== Other tutorials ===
* How to use [[template:InfoBox|InfoBox]]
* How to use [[template:MsgBox|MsgBox]]
* How to use [[Template:Acronym|Acronym]]

== How to edit pages ==
Editing most wiki pages is simple. Simply click on the "edit" tab at the top of the wiki page (or on a section-edit link). This will bring you to a new page with a text box containing the editable text of the current page.
[[file:edit.jpg|The "edit" tab at the top of the wiki page|thumb|center]]

* Don't be ambiguous, and keep the text on the subject. Do your best to use proper English, with correct syntax and spelling.
* Use statements of fact rather than opinions.
* If possible, provide references to outside sources. You don't have to flood the text with them, but knowing your statements are backed up by others will help.
* A picture says a thousand words, but this wiki is primarily a text resource. If one picture is enough, don't add more.
* Enjoy yourself. This should not be a stressful environment. After all, it's only a calculator.

=== New sections ===
Provide a short, accurate title for each new section. If a section gets huge, consider a separate page for the section.

=== Talkpage ===
Each page has an area where you can discuss what changes should go into the wiki page. Please keep discussions polite, this is not a place to have flame wars or arguments.



[[fr:Comment_écrire_un_article_pour_Casio_Universal_Wiki%3F]]

How to write on Casio Universal Wiki?

2015-08-31T22:10:44Z

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#REDIRECT [[Editing Casio Universal Wiki pages]]

Editing Casio Universal Wiki pages

2015-08-31T21:50:43Z

Brickviking: Creation of new content, soften language if needed.

This wiki requires that everyone gives a little of their knowledge to work, so if you can, get involved! To join this wiki, you must be registered and logged in, if you are not, [[Special:UserLogin|log in here]]!

=== How to contribute ===
This tutorial is being drafted. Meanwhile, you can use the wikipedia tutorial to learn how to use this wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial
=== Other tutorials ===
* How to use [[template:InfoBox|InfoBox]]
* How to use [[template:MsgBox|MsgBox]]
* How to use [[Template:Acronym|Acronym]]

== How to edit pages ==
Editing most wiki pages is simple. Simply click on the "edit" tab at the top of the wiki page (or on a section-edit link). This will bring you to a new page with a text box containing the editable text of the current page.
[[file:edit.jpg|The "edit" tab at the top of the wiki page|thumb|center]]

* Don't be ambiguous, and keep the text on the subject. Do your best to use proper English, with correct syntax and spelling.
* Use statements of fact rather than opinions.
* If possible, provide references to outside sources. You don't have to flood the text with them, but knowing your statements are backed up by others will help.
* A picture says a thousand words, but this wiki is primarily a text resource. If one picture is enough, don't add more.
* Enjoy yourself. This should not be a stressful environment. After all, it's only a calculator.

=== New sections ===
Provide a short, accurate title for each new section. If a section gets huge, consider a separate page for the section.

=== Talkpage ===
Each page has an area where you can discuss what changes should go into the wiki page. Please keep discussions polite, this is not a place to have flame wars or arguments.



[[fr:Comment_écrire_un_article_pour_Casio_Universal_Wiki%3F]]

Main Page

2015-08-31T10:39:30Z

Brickviking: Refinement of English phrases

{{MsgBox |title=Welcome to Casio Universal Wiki !|text=Go back to [http://www.casiopeia.net/ casiopeia.net] ?}}
 [[How to write on Casio Universal Wiki?|How to edit Casio Universal Wiki pages?]] 

 
<table id="homePageTable">
<tr id="homePageTableTop">
<th width="1%" rowspan="2" style="border-radius: 10px 0 0 0;border-left: 1px solid #a7d7f9 !important;">[[File:Text-Series.png|link=Category:Calculators_Series]]</th>
<th width="19%">[[:Category:Casio_CFX_series|Casio CFX series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Afx Series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Classpad Series]]</th>
<th width="20%">[[Fx9860 Series]]</th>
<th width="20%" style="border-radius: 0 10px 0 0;">[[Casio Prizm Series]]</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><center>[[File:CFX-9850GB_PLUS-h100.jpg|link=File:CFX-9850GB_PLUS.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Casio_afx_series-2.0-en.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Cp.png|link=File:Cp.png]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Fx-9750GII-h100.jpg]]</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Fx-CgXX-h100.jpg]]</center></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:text-Models.png|link=Casio_Calculators]]</th>
<td>
<ul>
<li>[[CFX-9850]]</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Afx 1.0</li>
<li>Afx 2.0</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Classpad 300</li>
<li>Classpad 300+</li>
<li>Classpad 330</li>
<li>Classpad 330+</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>[[Fx9750 G II]]</li>

<li>Fx9860 G SD</li>
<li>Fx9860 G II</li>
<li>Fx9860 G II SD</li>

<li>[[:Category:Fx9860 Series|See more..]]</li>
</ul>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Fx-Cg10</li>
<li>Fx-Cg20</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:Text-General Info.png]]</th>
<td>[[Transfer to CFX]]</td>
<td><ul><li>[[Transfer to AFX]]</li>
<li>[http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1473 Build a homemade cable]</li>
</ul></td>
<td>[http://casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1463 Transfer to Classpad]</td>
<td>[http://casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1455 Transfer to FX] [[Casio USB Power Graphic 2 : Add-in Compatibility List|Power Graphic 2 Add-in List]]</td>
<td>[http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1471 Transfer to Prizm]</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:text-Casio_Basic.png|link=Casio_Basic]]</th>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>Some Diferences</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]]</td>
<td>[[Casio_Basic|Casio Basic]] 
[[Prizm_specificities|Prizm specificities]]
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:text-C_ASM.png|link=C language]]</th>
<td>None</td>
<td>Yes</td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[CP SDK]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[SDK]]</li>
<li>[[Syscalls]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[miniSDK]]</li>
<li>[[Syscalls]]</li>
</ul></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[File:Text-Alternative Dev..png|link=Alternative Development]]</th>
<td>None</td>
<td><ul><li>[[Lua for AFX series]]</li></ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[CPLua]]</li>
<li>CPBF</li>
<li>[[OWBasic]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[Malical]]</li>
<li>[[LuaFx]]</li>
<li>[[WSC and FVM|WSC & FVM 1.1 - Oncalc C Compiler]]</li>
<li>MLC</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>PRGM2 color is coming soon</li>
<li>[[LuaZM]]</li>
</ul></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="border-radius: 0 0 0 10px;">[[File:Text-Supported files.png]]</th>
<td><ul>
<li>[[.cat]]</li>
<li>[[.fxi]]</li>
<li>[[.fxd]]</li>
<li>[[.g1r]]</li>
<li>[[.g2r]]</li>
<li>[[.g1m]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>[[.cat]]</li>
<li>[[.fxi]]</li>
<li>[[.fxd]]</li>
<li>[[.g1r]]</li>
<li>[[.g2r]]</li>
<li>[[.g1m]]</li>
<li>[[.cfx]]</li>
<li>.exe</li>
<li>[[.cdr]]</li>
<li>[[.lec]]</li>
<li>[[.bmp]]</li></ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>.vcp</li>
<li>.xcp</li>
<li>.fls</li>
<li>.mcs</li>
<li>.lng</li>
<li>[[.cpa]]</li>
<li>[[.c1a]]</li>
</ul></td>
<td><ul>
<li>.g1e</li>
<li>.g2e</li>
<li>.g1a</li>
<li>.g1l</li>
<li>.g1m</li>
<li>.g2m</li>
<li>.g1r</li>
<li>.g1n</li>
<li>[[.g1k]] (Only in emulator)</li>
<li>.bmp (need add-in)</li>
</ul></td>
<td style="border-radius: 0 0 10px 0;"><ul>
<li>.g1m</li>
<li>.g2m</li>
<li>.g3m</li>
<li>.g1e</li>
<li>.g2e</li>
<li>.g3e</li>
<li>.g3l</li>
<li>.g3a</li>
<li>.g3p</li>
<li>.g3b</li>
<li>[[.g3k]] (Only in emulator)</li>
<li>.bmp (Only write)</li>
</ul></td>
</tr>
</table>

<center>[[Model Numbers Equivalence Table]]</center>

under construction...
 
[[fr:Accueil]]