HP 33s 1–13, Meaning, Chapter, Annunciator, Getting Started 1–13, HP 33s Annunciators (continued)

HP 33s Annunciators (continued)

Annunciator	Meaning	Chapter
§,¨	The ˜or —keys are active to scroll the	1, 6
	display, i.e. there are more digits to the left
	and right. (Equation–entry and Program–entry
	mode aren’t included)
	Use to see the rest of a decimal
	number; use the left and right–cursor keys
	( ˜, —) to see the rest of an equation or
	binary number.
	Both these annunciators may appear
	simultaneously in the display, indicating that
	there are more characters to the left and to the
	right. Press either of the indicated cursor keys
	( ˜or —) to see the leading or trailing
	characters.
	When an entry or equation has more than one
	display, you can press or {followed
	by ˜to skip from the current display to the
	first one. To skip to the last display, press
	or {followed by —.
	In the CONST and SUMS menus, you can
	press ˜and —to access the next menu
	page.
©,ª	The šand ™keys are active for	1, 6, 12
	stepping through an equation list or program
	lines.
A..Z	The alphabetic keys are active.	3
¤	Attention! Indicates a special condition or an	1
	error.
¥	Battery power is low.	A

Getting Started 1–13