Fx-9750GII - Revision history

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

2018-06-21T03:14:03Z

‎Introduction: changed 26kb to 28kb

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

2018-06-20T22:50:00Z

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

Brickviking: Making sure the paragraph is actually separate.

2015-09-18T07:48:46Z

Making sure the paragraph is actually separate.

Brickviking: Split up a paragraph.

2015-09-18T07:47:13Z

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Brickviking: Correction of minor points, reorganisation of headers.

2015-09-03T03:28:37Z

Correction of minor points, reorganisation of headers.

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

2015-09-03T02:28:01Z

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

Brickviking: Reworded the link for the manuals

2015-09-03T02:23:53Z

Reworded the link for the manuals

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

2015-09-03T02:20:56Z

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

Brickviking: Added calculator sidebox with recent image from Casio

2015-09-03T01:58:29Z

Added calculator sidebox with recent image from Casio

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

2015-09-01T01:41:11Z

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

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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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround.
+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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> 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", 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.
+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 ==

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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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround.
+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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> 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.
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 === 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.
+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 ===
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 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.
+<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.
 [[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]

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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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> 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.

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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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> 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.
+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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> uses a SH4a CPU, has a white case shell, with a deep blue keyboard surround.
 == A calculator for the budget-minded ==

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 |model       = fx-9750GII
-|image       = Fx-9750gii_xlarge.jpg|300px|thumb|right|fx-9750GII initial revision
+|image       = Fx-9750gii_xlarge.jpg|300px
 |caption     = The fx-9750GII initial revision
 |schoolLevel = High School
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 |Frequency   = 29MHz
 |RAM         = 64 Kilobytes
-|MemoryStorage = 4MB
+|MemoryStorage = 0
 |ScreenSize  = 128x64
 |ScreenColor = monochrome
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 |OfficialWebsite= [http://www.casioeducation.com/products/Calculators_%26_Dictionaries/Graphing/fx-9750GIIBU www.casioeducation.com]
 }}
-== FX9750GII ==
+== 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 ====
+=== 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.
+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 ====
+=== 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.&trade; 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 ====
+== 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 ===
+== 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).

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 == 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.
+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 <!-- 2008/9? --> 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 <!-- 2012? --> 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 ===

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−	~~Can~~ be easily ~~converted~~ in ~~Fx9860 G II~~.	+	== 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]]		[[fr:Graph 35+ USB]]