Casio 35+ Binary Language Programming Solved

Question

Hello,
I would like to know if anyone has a program to convert binary to decimal and vice versa..
Could you please tell me the steps to create this program as I don’t have the cable to connect the Casio to the PC and I have a test on it tomorrow :S Thank you in advance !!

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merle1 · Accepted Answer

Hi, I'm in STI and a fan of calculators; conversions are no longer a mystery to me!!

To convert without programming, just go to the RUN-MAT menu on your calculator and choose the mode of the number you want to convert using [shift] [MENU], then press [EXIT]. There, you enter the number to convert, then go to [DISP] and choose the final mode of your number (the base in which you want to convert your number)
and press [EXE]. Nothing more simple!!

Here's a little example to finish: I want to convert 123d (123 in decimal) to hexadecimal.

I press [shift] [MENU] mode Dec [EXIT]
I enter 123 [DISP] [?Hex] [EXE] and it gives us 7B

There you go, and for another number, it's the same system!

If you have any other questions about programming or calculators, send me a message and I will try to respond.

N3NSS · Answer

It would be really interesting as a program. If a gentleman would be kind enough to reveal it to us, that would be really nice :D

lolo33 · Answer

very simple on xp start/accessories/calculator/view/scientific and there you go

lolo33 · Answer

uhhh okay a program for Casio I don't have
although it should be very easy to find the right algorithm
since you just need to take the manual calculation that's everywhere on the net and convert it into a calculation with Casio

Nakwada · Answer

The 35+ is already capable of converting binary to decimal and vice versa; you just need to take a look in Shift, Menu

Otherwise, you can do it manually, it's easy as pie but it takes a bit longer, especially if you have long numbers.

Warning · Answer

Create a program in BASE mode (press F2 when naming your program).
Then enter this code:

"CONVERT FROM:"
"1.Dec 2.Hex"
"3.Bin 4.Oct "?->C
C=1=>Dec
C=2=>Hex
C=3=>Bin
C=4=>Oct
"NUMBER: "?->N
"-> Dec:"
Dec
N-disp-
"-> Hex:"
Hex
N-disp-
"-> Bin:"
Bin
N-disp-
"-> Oct:"
Oct
N-disp-

" A to Z can be found when you press [ALPHA] or [SHIFT],[ALPHA] (to be in continuous writing mode...)
: -disp-(small black triangle) and ? can be found when you press [SHIFT], [VARS] and then choose the symbol you want using F1 to F6.
-> can be found by pressing [SHIFT], [->]
=> can be found by pressing [SHIFT], [VARS], [F2], [F2]
= can be found by pressing [SHIFT], [.]
Dec Hex Bin and Oct can be found by pressing [SHIFT], [MENU]

There you go! Hoping to help you :D

diaboly · Answer

Hello Gorka,

I'm trying to convert from hexadecimal to decimal using my Casio Graph 65 but following your method it shows Syn ERROR...

I'm actually following your method and it works for your example (d22 in binary)

I'm doing: Set up > mode: decimal > exit > F1 I choose h (for hexadecimal) > I type C1 (so hC1 shows on the screen) > I press EXE > Syn ERROR

diaboly · Answer

I found that you just need to not press alpha to type the letters.

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