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Power Supply
k About the Auto Power Off Function
The Auto Power Off (APO) feature helps conserve battery power by turning off the ClassPad
automatically whenever you do not perform any operation for specified amount of time. You
can specify 1, 3, 6, or 60 minutes for the Auto Power Off trigger time. The initial default APO
setting is 6 minutes.
Tip
• From within the System application, open the System menu and tap [Power Properties]. This will
display the Power Properties dialog box.
- ClassPad 300 PLUS 1
- FCC WARNING 2
- Declaration of Conformity 2
- 20060601 8
- Handling Precautions 9
- Backing Up Data 10
- Getting Ready 12
- About This User’s Guide 12
- Chapter 1 Getting Acquainted 12
- Contents 13
- Appendix 23
- 4 Menu bar 25
- 5 Toolbar 25
- 6 Soft keyboard 25
- Page Contents 26
- Getting Acquainted 27
- General Guide 28
- Using the Stylus 31
- Turning Power On 32
- Turning Power Off 32
- Resume Function 32
- Turning Power On and Off 33
- 1-3 Using the Icon Panel 34
- 1-4 Built-in Applications 35
- Application Menu Operations 36
- Built-in Applications 37
- Application Window 39
- Using a Dual Window Display 39
- Using the Menu Bar 40
- Using the 42
- Using Check Boxes 44
- Using Option Buttons 45
- Using the Settings Menu 46
- Using the Toolbar 47
- Break dialog box 49
- Draw is paused at the point 49
- Using the Soft Keyboard 50
- Input Basics 52
- Cutting causes the original 56
- Initially, the cursor 65
- ∫, tap b 66
- ∫, tap a 66
- Folder Types 67
- Variable Types 68
- Creating a Folder 70
- Creating and Using Variables 71
- Assign key 72
- (mth) and 2D soft keyboards 72
- Variables and Folders 73
- Locking a Variable or Folder 76
- Variable Manager Overview 78
- Exiting the Variable Manager 79
- Variable Manager Views 79
- Current folder 80
- Using the Variable Manager 82
- Variable Operations 84
- Using the Main 91
- Main Application Window 92
- Calculation 93
- Using Main Application Modes 95
- Main Application Overview 96
- 2-2 Basic Calculations 98
- Using the e Key 99
- Calculation Error 100
- Calculation Priority Sequence 101
- Calculation Modes 102
- Settings 103
- Important! 104
- Scroll button 105
- Scroll bar 105
- Re-calculating an Expression 106
- Re-calculated 107
- 2-4 Function Calculations 109
- Function Calculations 110
- 39 = 2 Func l 3 , 9 w or 111
- 20050501 112
- 10P4 = 5040 117
- 10C4 = 210 117
- ∞, const, constn) 120
- ∞ Infinity lim (1/x 120
- Inputting List Data 121
- LIST data 122
- Using a List in a Calculation 123
- Inputting Matrix Data 124
- Row Column 125
- 2-7 Using the Action Menu 130
- Example Screenshots 131
- Displaying the Action Menu 132
- Using the Action Menu 133
- Using the Calculation Submenu 137
- × ln(x) 138
- = 1 and x = 2 138
- = 1 through x =10 139
- = 1 through 139
- x < 3 140
- x < 2 and n = 1 140
- x < 5 141
- + 1 and x 143
- – 2)/(x + 1) 143
- Using the Complex Submenu 144
- Using the List-Create Submenu 146
- Using the Vector Submenu 163
- + 4y = 5, 2x – 3y = –8 168
- x, where y = 1 when x = 0 169
- y + z, z’ = y – z 169
- + 3 = 5x – x 170
- – 3 171
- = 3 or x > 2 172
- < 2 xor x < 3 172
- Using the Assistant Submenu 173
- Using the Interactive Menu 174
- Using the “apply” Command 177
- = f(x) 179
- z = f(x, y) 179
- Graph window, see Chapter 5 180
- Graph: @, Numeric Solver: 1) 181
- Folders” 185
- A point and its image 188
- Using the Table Window # 189
- • This creates the table 190
- Starting Up Verify 191
- Verify Menus and Buttons 192
- Using Verify 193
- Using the Graph & Table 198
- Application 198
- Graph Editor 199
- Graph window 199
- Message box 199
- Line numbers 199
- Table window 200
- (4) Tap $ 207
- • This graphs the expression 207
- 3-2 Using the Graph Window 210
- Using the Graph Window 211
- Scrolling the Graph Window 214
- Panning the Graph Window 214
- Zooming the Graph Window 215
- Other Graph Window Operations 219
- Using Graph Editor Sheets 220
- Specifying the Function Type 221
- Storing a Function 222
- Storing Functions 223
- Using Built-in Functions 224
- Editing Stored Functions 225
- Graphing a Stored Function 226
- Line style area 227
- Check box 227
- Generating a Number Table 230
- Slope” check box is selected 231
- Using Table & Graph 232
- Editing Number Table Values 233
- Regenerating a Number Table 235
- Generating a Summary Table 238
- 3-5 Modifying a Graph 245
- Modifying a Graph 246
- Variables (Dynamic Modify) 248
- Sketch Menu Overview 251
- Using Sketch Menu Commands 251
- Using the Sketch Menu 252
- -coordinate in step (2) 255
- 3-7 Using Trace 256
- The highlighted table value 258
- Using Trace 259
- G-Solve Menu Overview 261
- Using G-Solve Menu Commands 262
- Result Screenshot 267
- Using the Conics 270
- Conics Application Window 271
- Conics Application Overview 272
- Conics Application Status Bar 274
- 4-2 Inputting Equations 275
- Inputting Equations 276
- Conics Editor window 277
- Input the equation here 277
- Drawing a Parabola 278
- Drawing a Conics Graph 279
- Drawing a Circle 281
- Drawing an Ellipse 282
- Drawing a Hyperbola 283
- Drawing a General Conics 285
- Displaying the G-Solve Menu 287
- Using the 3D Graph 292
- 3D Graph Application Window 293
- 3D Graph Application Overview 294
- Angle unit Real mode 296
- Using 3D Graph Editor Sheets 297
- 5-3 Drawing a 3D Graph 299
- 3D Graph Example 301
- ”, which indicates 302
- Switching the Eye Position 303
- Rotating the Graph Manually 304
- Initializing the Graph Window 304
- Dialog Box” on page 14-3-6 305
- The message “z-Cal” on the 306
- 3D Graph window indicates a 306
- Using the Sequence 307
- Sequence Application Window 308
- To do this: 309
- Select this Edit menu item: 309
- Clear Sheet 310
- Draw a connect type graph 311
- Draw a plot type graph 311
- G-Connect 311
- Input the “rSolve” function 312
- Input the “Σ” function 312
- Graphing a Recursion 317
- 1 = an + 2, a1 = 1 319
- 1], =, [n,an], [an], + 319
- + 2n – 1 in the 320
- 6-4 Using LinkTrace 321
- Using the Statistics 322
- List Editor Window Status Bar 326
- Basic List Operations 327
- Using List Editor 328
- Inputting Data into a List 330
- Incorrect: {34,53,78,} 332
- Correct: {34,53,78} 332
- Editing List Contents 333
- Sorting List Data 334
- Clearing All List Editor Data 335
- Warning! 335
- Using the SetGraph Menu 336
- Configuring StatGraph Setups 337
- MarkMark Name 339
- Med-Box Plot (MedBox) 341
- Modified-Box Plot (ModBox) 342
- Broken Line Graph (Broken) 343
- Drawing a Regression Graph 345
- (7) Tap [OK] 346
- (8) Tap [OK] " 346
- [Calc] menu 347
- Drawing a Med-Med Graph 349
- • MSe = 352
- (yi – (a + b·ln (xi))) 352
- (ln (yi) – (ln (a) + b·xi )) 353
- = a·sin(b·x + c) + d) 356
- 1 : first quartile 360
- 3 : third quartile 360
- Residual Calculation 362
- Calculations 364
- Time A1 113, 116 365
- Temperature B1 365
- 139, 132 365
- Time A2 133, 131 126, 122 365
- Temperature B2 365
- 7-9 Tests 367
- Test Command List 368
- 2-Sample Z Test 369
- 1-Prop Z Test 370
- 2-Prop Z Test 371
- 1-Sample t Test 372
- 2-Sample t Test 373
- Linear Regression t Test 375
- “Expected” 376
- 2-Sample F Test 377
- One-Way ANOVA 378
- Two-Way ANOVA 379
- 7-10 Confidence Intervals 380
- Z Confidence Interval 381
- Z Interval 382
- 1-Sample t Interval 385
- -1 value, n value 385
- -1 > 0) 385
- 2-Sample t Interval 386
- 1 value, x1 386
- -1 value, n2 value 386
- 7-11 Distribution 388
- Distribution Command List 389
- 20090801 390
- Student-t Probability Density 391
- Probability Density 392
- F Distribution 393
- Distribution Probability 394
- Binomial Probability 394
- Distribution 395
- Poisson Probability 396
- = p(1– p) 397
- Statistical System Variables 398
- Using the Geometry 399
- Geometry Application Overview 400
- Using the Draw Menu 405
- Drawing Figures 406
- Using the Construct Submenu 416
- Observe this area of the 427
- 8-3 Editing Figures 431
- Editing Figures 432
- Moving and Copying Figures 433
- Using the Measurement Box 434
- A highlighted check box 439
- Selecting the Axis Setting 440
- Grid off Grid on 441
- Using Animation Commands 445
- Point A moves along arc CD 446
- Working with Animations 447
- Measurement box 451
- Drag and Drop 453
- Geometry window 455
- (5) Press E 456
- Copy and Paste 457
- Dynamically Linked Data 457
- File Operations 458
- Folder Operations 461
- Using the Numeric 463
- Solver Application 463
- Input equations here 464
- Variable list 464
- 9-2 Using Numeric Solver 466
- Using Numeric Solver 467
- Using the eActivity 468
- Tap [Action] 471
- Do this: To do this: 471
- Insert a command (page 2-7-1) 471
- 10-2 Creating an eActivity 473
- Managing eActivity Files 475
- Inserting a Text Row 476
- Inserting a Calculation Row 478
- Geometry data strip 481
- Graph data strip 482
- Graph the function 483
- Inserting a Geometry Link Row 487
- Opening an Existing eActivity 489
- Expand button 490
- Saving an Edited eActivity 491
- Working with eActivity Files 492
- Using the Presentation 495
- 6 Play - AutoPlay 498
- 7 Play - ManualPlay 498
- Screen Capture Precautions 499
- 11-2 Building a Presentation 500
- Building a Presentation 501
- This file is selected 502
- Managing Presentation Files 503
- Using Auto Play 505
- Using Manual Play 506
- Using Repeat Play 507
- Entering the Editing Mode 508
- Editing tool palette 509
- Page scroll buttons 509
- Editing Operations 510
- Inserted text 511
- Editing Presentation Pages 512
- Example of an arrow 513
- Using the Eraser 514
- Sample Screenshot 516
- Captured Image Data 516
- Using the Program 518
- Program Loader Window 519
- Program Application Overview 520
- Program Editor Window 521
- General Programming Steps 526
- Creating and Saving a Program 526
- Creating a New Program 527
- “CAUTION” file 529
- Running a Program 530
- Pausing Program Execution 531
- Terminating Program Execution 531
- Using Subroutines 533
- Edit - Search - Jump to Top 535
- Debugging a Program 536
- Renaming a File 540
- Deleting a Program 540
- Changing the File Type 541
- 12-5 User-defined Functions 542
- Parameter variable 543
- User-defined Functions 544
- Using This Reference 546
- Program Application Commands 547
- Program Command Reference 548
- InputFunc 550
- InputStr 550
- DispText 551
- { } 553
- Do~LpWhile 554
- For~To~(Step~)Next 555
- Goto~Lbl 555
- If~Then~ElseIf~Else~IfEnd 556
- Switch~Case~Default~SwitchEnd 559
- Application Command List 560
- DrawGraph 562
- GraphType 562
- GTSelOff 562
- Horizontal 562
- SheetActive 566
- SheetName 566
- SmryTSelOn 566
- TangentLine 567
- Vertical 567
- ViewWindow 568
- DrawSeqCon, DrawSeqPlt 571
- DrawSeqEtrCon, DrawSeqEtrPlt 571
- SeqSelOff 571
- SeqSelOn 572
- LinearReg 574
- LogisticReg 574
- MedMedLine 574
- MultiSortA 575
- MultiSortD 575
- OneVariable 575
- PowerReg 575
- QuartReg 576
- StatGraph 577
- StatGraphSel 577
- TwoVariable 577
- SetTVariable 583
- SetΣdisp 583
- Clear_a_z 583
- DelFolder 584
- GetFolder 584
- SetFolder 586
- UnlockFolder 586
- ChrToNum 586
- ExpToStr 587
- NumToChr 587
- NumToStr 587
- StrRotate 589
- StrShift 589
- CloseComPort38k 590
- GetVar38k 590
- OpenComPort38k 591
- Receive38k 591
- SendVar38k 591
- Using the Spreadsheet 597
- Spreadsheet Window 598
- About the Cell Cursor 601
- Selecting Cells 605
- Using the Cell Viewer Window 606
- Edit Mode Screen 607
- Entering the Edit Mode 608
- Basic Data Input Steps 609
- Inputting a Formula 610
- Editing Cell Contents 611
- Inputting a Cell Reference 612
- Inputting a Constant 614
- Cut and Copy 616
- Selection boundary 621
- (cursor held against C2) 621
- 13-6 Using the Action Menu 628
- Action Menu Functions 631
- Plain Text and Bold Text 643
- Text Alignment 644
- Number Format 644
- Formatting Cells and Data 645
- Graph Menu 648
- Graphing 649
- Basic Graphing Steps 658
- → axes and values off → 666
- Using the Setup Menu 668
- 14-1 Setup Menu Overview 669
- 14-2 Using the Setup Menu 670
- Specifying a Variable 671
- Basic Format Dialog Box 673
- Setup Menu Settings 675
- Graph Format Dialog Box 676
- Special Tab 677
- 3D Format Dialog Box 678
- Presentation Dialog Box 679
- Communication Dialog Box 680
- Configuring System 681
- System Application Window 682
- System Setting Overview 683
- Memory Usage Sheets 684
- Managing Memory Usage 685
- Deleting Memory Usage Data 686
- Using the Reset Dialog Box 687
- Adjusting Display Contrast 689
- Power Saving Mode 690
- Auto Power Off 690
- Configuring Power Properties 691
- 15-8 Specifying the Font Set 693
- AZERTYQWERTY 694
- Viewing Version Information 698
- Performing Data 699
- Communication 699
- Data Communication Overview 701
- Selecting Data for Transfer 711
- Tap “Presystm” to 712
- Tap “e-Act2” 712
- Communication Standby 714
- 2 Deleting an Application 718
- Power Supply 722
- 5 Specifications 725
- Data Communication 726
- 6 Character Code Table 727
- Character Code Table 728
- 7 System Variable Table 731
- × Factor B 732
- System Variable Table 733
- 8 Command and Function Index 738
- Command and Function Index 739
- 1 Func 2-7-24 740
- 3 Func 2-7-24 740
- ≤ Cmd 2-4-11 742
- ≥ Cmd 2-4-11 742
- ∠ Func 2-4-10 742
- ∫ Func 2-7-9 742
- Alist Func 2-7-23 742
- • Scatter 745
- • xyLine 745
- • NPPlot 745
- • Histogram 745
- • Broken 745
- Statistical - Box 746
- 10 Error Message Table 747
- Error Message Table 748
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