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HP Prime Advanced Graphing Calculator

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Specifications

Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard


Type: Graphing Calculator


Model: HP Prime


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Overview

The HP Prime advanced graphing calculator was released in September 2013 as a next generation calculator with cutting edge capabilities. It is primarily based on the HP-39gii graphing calculator, but includes a high-resolution color, touchscreen display, an advanced CAS system and unique and innovative control capabilities for teachers and educators. The calculator still provides a number of advanced mathematics users, and can be programmed in HP Prime Programing Language (HPPPL) as well as via custom apps.

How to Create a New Article

This is how to create a link from this page to a new article and how to create that article in a page of it's own.

  1. Edit this page.
  2. Create a local link from the appropriate section of this page, about “Article” to the page prime:Article, where Article is the name of the page (must be unique), using Link_Text as the text that the link will be displayed as (that the user can click on). To see the formatting of a local link, you can copy an existing link, such as the “indexing” link in the Programming Documentation section below. Save this page. The Link_Text will be displayed in red indicating that the page doesn't exist yet.
  3. Click on the red link text. A blank page indicating that this link doesn't go anywhere yet is displayed.
  4. Click on the pen icon on the right and it will Create the non-existent page and put you in the wiki editor, where you can create your article.
  5. After you've created your page, you can save it by clicking on the button on the bottom.
  6. Then, if you go back to the previous page, the Link_Text text is now displayed as green instead of red. If you click on it, it will go to your newly created page.
  7. Enjoy.

Team Members

Downloads

Prime Software Apps and Utilities/Libraries

Apps and small programs written for the HP Prime.

  • Apps. Free Downloadable Apps.
  • HPCALC.ORG Under HP Prime section, has various apps and utilities. This is where all complex programs and full Apps should be placed.
  • Software Library. MOHCP HP Prime Software Library. This is where small programs and utilities should be placed.

User Guides

Forums

Here are a list of sites where you can get help.

Hardware

  • Hardware Strip Down. This is a strip down of an early prototype and contains details of the internal hardware, including chip specifications, etc..
  • Images. Photos of internals of HP Prime boards and components.
  • CPU Datasheet. HP Prime CPU datasheet with block diagrams.
  • CPU User Manual. User manual for the HP Prime ARM CPU (big pdf file).

Programming Documentation

Firmware

This is non-HP programming to create independent firmware. Would include assembler, C compiler, Linux and other non-standard HP programming links. Many of these are in the preliminary or research phase.

Prime Software Apps and Utilities/Libraries

Apps and small programs written for the HP Prime.

USB Connectivity Programming

Software written for communicating with the HP Prime through the USB port.

  • MOHPC Links. Super collection of Links.
  • HP Prime For All. This site has links to hardware, software tutorials, command lists and so forth.
  • Eddie's Math and Calculator Blog. Edward Shore's calculator blog. Has many HP Prime blogs and tutorials. Has some of the best HP Prime articles on the web.
  • Final Answers Great Collection of Useful Links.
  • HP Prime Calculator. Another HP Prime Blog.
  • Unusual Set of Links. This is a set of unusual links. Going down to subdirectories, there are screenshots as PNG image files with useful information.
  • HP Solve Online Magazine. This is HP's online magazine for calculators. There are several papers on the HP Prime. This is the last issue. Older issues can be found by looking at the lower left under archives.
  • HPCC. HP Calculator Club (HPCC) HP Prime page.
  • Tips. This link points to a group of very useful programming tips, like utilities for redefining keys and changing system settings, etc..
  • Tiplanet.org code section. French site with useful code and tips.
  • Prime Functions. My Favorite HP Prime Functions.
  • HP Links. This is a collection of programs, documents and programs (including many games like space invaders, asteroids, etc.), for the HP Prime.
  • More HP Links. This is a collection of links for the prime not found elsewhere. You have to search down through the tree. The previous link is one buried in this site, but there are others if you look around.
  • HP Prime Calculator Programs. A collection of programs from Dr. D.G. Simpson of Prince George's Community College.
  • Prime Functions. Introduction to HP Prime Functions (ebook).
  • Images. Cool collection of images that can be displayed on the HP Prime.
  • Streaks in images. Tutorial on how to avoid streaking in HP Prime images.
  • CAS Plot. How to use the Geometry app to make a CAS plot full screen. The CAS plot is imported into the Geometry App.
  • Misc Tutorials. Another page with a bunch of tutorials, some of which are not available elsewhere.
  • Reverse Engineering. Reverse Engineering the HP Prime.
  • MicNic's Home. A french Prime page with useful programs and utilities.
  • About calculators and math world Another great link that is a collection of some great discussions related to HP Calculators and Applied Math for calculators that is worth going through.
  • Advanced INPUT Forms. Video showing advanced input() forms as applied to Graph3D.
  • BLIT Animation. Video showing how Blitting is used to animate Icons in an App.
  • App Demos. Various videos on developing Demo Apps. Note these are in Spanish, but the text can be translated by google and the operations being carried out on the Prime are self evident.
  • PFD and Inverse Laplace. HP Prime PFD (Partial Function Decomposition) and Inverse Laplace example.
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