Westminster Chime for the HP-41
Overview
-With this short routine, your HP-41 becomes a miniature "Big-Ben"
-The standard TONE 0 , TONE 1 , TONE 2 and three synthetic tones are
used:
TONE 13 decimal codes
159 , 13
TONE 96 decimal codes
159 , 96
TONE H decimal codes
159 , 109
-You can also use the "byte grabber" to create the corresponding program lines:
STO IND 31 LBL 12 and grab
the STO byte to get TONE 13
STO IND 31 1/X
and grab the STO byte to get TONE 96
STO IND 31 HR
and grab the STO byte to get TONE H
Program Listing
Data Registers: /
Flags: /
Subroutines: /
-TONE 13 is displayed TONE 3 ( lines 09-25 )
-TONE 96 is displayed TONE 6 ( lines 17-33 )
| 01 LBL "BIGBEN"
02 1 03 TONE 0 04 SQRT 05 TONE 2 06 SQRT 07 TONE 1 |
08 SQRT
09 TONE 13 10 SQRT 11 TONE 0 12 SQRT 13 TONE 1 14 SQRT |
15 TONE 2
16 SQRT 17 TONE 96 18 SQRT 19 TONE 2 20 SQRT 21 TONE 0 |
22 SQRT
23 TONE 1 24 SQRT 25 TONE 13 26 SQRT 27 TONE H 28 SQRT |
29 TONE 1
30 SQRT 31 TONE 2 32 SQRT 33 TONE 96 34 END |
( 61 bytes / SIZE 000 )
Ding!
Ding!
Ding!
Ding!
Ding!
Ding!
Ding!
Ding!
XEQ "BIGBEN" Ding!
Ding!
Donnng!!!
Ding!
Donnng!!!
Donnng!!!
Donnng!!! Ding!
Notes:
-If you have a TIME module, this may be used as an alarm clock.
-Your HP-41 may emit a strange "frrrrrrrr" after the TONE 96
( press your ear against the calculator to check )
-Simply execute a BEEP or any non-synthetic TONE to remove this
parasitic vibration.