[A83] Re: Stupid Calculator!

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[A83] Re: Stupid Calculator!


> On my 83+, I had an error in an asm program, so I deleted it, and
> everything 
> worked fine. Later, I ran another normal, program that I had on my
> calculator 
> which always ran fine before.  Once this ran, the calc shut straight off
> and 
> whenever I tried to turn it on it would shut off again. I took ALL the 
> batteries out, including the back-up one and waited an hour. The
> calculator 
> finally turned on normally, and my entire memory was cleared. I sent
> things 
> back to my 83+ assuming everything was back to normal. I ran a few
> assembly 
> programs, and they worked fine. After I used a program more than once, it 
> world shut off and have the same annoying problem as before. When I fixed 
> this problem, I turned on the calculator, and all my programs from the 
> beginning of this post were back! What the...? 

I just saw it once before, with OS 1.12

> But, when I looked on my
> prgms 
> menu, some of the programs were repeated, and at the bottom of the menu,
> the 
> last item would just repeat. When I ran one of the repeating programs
> (which 
> was BASIC), it ran a random program from above. The same would happened
> when 
> I tried to edit it. Now, I cleared all my memory, to try and get rid of
> all 
> these problems. Everything was erased just fine, but when I went to clear
> RAM 
> just to see what happened, the calc shut off and a BOLD showed up for a
> SEC 
> and everything went back to normal. (I hope!) Now what in the hell was
> going 
> on? Is there any way to totally clear everything off the calculator, so
> this 
> problem is fixed? Thanks for reading this frisking long post, but
> whatever.

It was interesting :)
It's quite weird...
You can try clearing mem & putting a new os on it with SendSW

> Thanks,
>   darkfire139@aol.com
> 
> 
> 

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