Specifications

FX 146 • 34
326 IF NL < 8 THEN NM = NL
330 IF NM => 4 THEN NN = 1
335 IF NM > 4 THEN NX = NM - 4
336 IF NM < 4 THEN NX = NM
340 IF NX > 2 THEN OO = 1
345 IF NN = 2 THEN OO = 1
346 IF NX = 3 THEN PP = 1
347 IF NX = 1 THEN PP = 1
400 PRINT “32768 - “; AA
405 PRINT “16384 - ”; BB
410 PRINT “ 8192 - “; CC
415 PRINT “ 4096 - “; DD
420 PRINT “ 2048 - “; EE
425 PRINT “ 1024 - “; FF
430 PRINT “ 512 - “; GG
435 PRINT “ 256 - “; HH
440 PRINT “ 128 - “; II
445 PRINT “ 64 - “; JJ
450 PRINT “ 32 - “; KK
455 PRINT “ 16 - “; LL
460 PRINT “ 8 - “; MM
465 PRINT “ 4 - “; NN
470 PRINT “ 2 - “; OO
475 PRINT “ 1 - “; PP
480 PRINT “The Binary Equivalent of N can also look like this: “
481 PRINT “_______________________________________ “
482 PRINT USING “##”; AA, BB, CC, DD, EE, FF, GG, HH, II, JJ, KK, LL, MM, NN, OO, PP
485 PRINT
505 CLEAR.
510 GOTO 50
520 END
Here’s an example of the screen display for the program as written, showing
the results for an entry of “146865” and ready for the next frequency to be
entered as 6 digits:
For example: 146.52 MHz. = 146520. Enter here >>> ? 146865
The FX146 or FX220 N number for binary conversion is: 29373
32768 - 0
16384 - 1
8192 - 1
4096 - 1
2048 - 0
1024 - 0
512 - 1
256 - 0
128 - 1
64 - 0
32 - 1
16 - 1
8 - 1
4 - 1
2 - 0
1 - 1
>> The Binary Equivalent of N looks like this:
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