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HP Prime G2 RPN use - Vjsilva - 09-20-2020 03:42 PM I am a G2 newbie and I have had the G2 only about a week so forgive me if this is a stupid question. It is a very powerful calculator for graphing and solving, but sometimes I pick it up for a quick calculation, like an HP41 and it's different. Does the G2 have a classic RPN interface? I don't seem to be able to do something like: 1 ENTER 2 + It appears like the G2 requires 1 + 2 ENTER, which is not RPN Thanks, Victor RE: HP Prime G2 RPN use - TheLastMillennial - 09-20-2020 05:50 PM Press [shift]>[home] to enter settings, then select the drop down menu next to 'Entry:' and select RPN. I don't use RPN myself, but I've heard many times that RPN on the Prime is not nearly as good as HP's previous calculators. RE: HP Prime G2 RPN use - pinkman - 09-20-2020 07:21 PM I like both entry modes. For math calculations, I find that Textbook mode is better because of readability and error fixing. For every day quick calculations, I find RPN is the best. Well, this means I have to go to the settings every time? No, because of this program: Code:
Usage: in User keyboard mode, press Menu. Or simply: Shift Help Menu. It toggles from RPN to Textbook, and vice versa. Regards. RE: HP Prime G2 RPN use - Rigel - 09-30-2020 10:43 AM Prime has all the RPN functionality of old HP series calcuators, no problem there.. Its programming does not include RPN commands since it's a totally different architecture. RE: HP Prime G2 RPN use - drbarnack - 05-10-2022 06:54 PM (09-20-2020 07:21 PM)pinkman Wrote: I like both entry modes. This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! |