Checking Device Info

[matalog]

I have a G2 I was trying to see the version or some details about it, so I pressed "SHIFT" then let go and pressed "Apps" (Info) Which I assumed that because the calculator is set to English language, that it would give me the result in English.

It returns a few lines of strange characters, some of which are Eastern characters.

Is this what should happen with the latest Firmware, and does anyone else get this same result?

[matalog]

This is what I get:

If I change APP it changes what I see, and most APP's have no text there.

I assume then that there is a different way to get the devices OS info.

[lrdheat]

Click on Catalogue button, call up Version. Highlight what comes up and press soft button “show” and scroll.

[Steve Simpkin]

It appears that the Info page your brought up with Blue-Shift Apps (Info) may be more of a text page where you can store information like your name, phone number etc. Just press the soft [Edit] key, backspace over or delete the characters that are there and add your own text.

[Arno K]

Hi, this INFO calls the info text that can be entered in the conkits-page for Apps, not for the device.
Arno

[RobbiOne]

To view all the HW & SW versions of Prime:
press the hardware button "Help";
touch the first soft key on the left "Tree";
touch the first submenu "About HP Prime".

[Tyann]

(11-30-2024 01:57 AM)RobbiOne Wrote:  To view all the HW & SW versions of Prime:
press the hardware button "Help";
touch the first soft key on the left "Tree";
touch the first submenu "About HP Prime".

Bonjour
Vous avez aussi la fonction 'VERSION' accessible dans le catalogue des fonctions.
Celle-ci renvoie toutes les informations sous la forme d'une chaîne :
VERSION().
Vous pouvez aussi l'indicer :VERSION(0...5) pour avoir une information unique.
VERSION(1) renvoie le n° du micrologiciel par exemple.
Cela peut être utiliser dans un programme.

Hello
You can also use the 'VERSION' function in the functions catalogue.
This returns all the information in the form of a string :
VERSION().
You can also use :VERSION(0...5) to have unique information.
VERSION(1) returns the firmware number, for example.
This can be used in a programme.