HP 41C - AMC_OS/X+ Module
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- A video about Ángel Martin's excellent OS/X+ system extension module for the 41C family of calculators, as demoed on a SwissMicros DM41X. OS/X+ is a curated collection of the most useful system extension programs from older modules such as the CCD, HEPAX and AEC ROMs.
You can buy the DM41X on the SwissMicros site at:
www.swissmicro...
For more information about OS/X+ check out the following page on hp41.org:
www.hp41.org/Li...
OS/X+ also requires the installation of Library #4:
www.hp41.org/Li...
For more calculator videos check out my channel / calculatorculture 
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Thank you for a very interesting and helpful video. It is very useful to have videos that explain these modules in a simpler way than reading the documentation that can be quite convoluted. Please do more on HP41 modules if you can they are very helpful. Also have you thought about doing some on HP-IL? That would be great too.
Yes when i make a video about the 71B i will talk about HP-IL.
@@CalculatorCulture ohhhh, I'm very excited to see a video on the 71B now, gosh! and I agree that these 41c module videos are incredible. just got a DM41X, and it's been a daunting task pushing into the environment, your videos have already been a huge help!
These are great videos! I have a DM41x on the way so very helpful.
Great to hear!
How to use all single pixels with the DM41X? Which module will help?
There isn't a way using the standard firmware currently. You can write your own environment from scratch though and the dmcp sdk supports drawing individual pixels. Check out @calculatorclique's channel for examples.
Could you make a video about the Sandmath module?
I'll have a look at it.
@@CalculatorCulture Excellent! Thank you so much.
Very cool. I love my SwissMicros DM15L, but I'm looking for a calculator that can run the J programming language, for more complex matrix work. Do you know of any calculators that could do this?
Hi - I don't know of any calculators that natively support J. There are apps for Android and iOS and you may be able to build the source against the ndless SDK for TI Nspire calculators.
@@CalculatorCulture Isn't the ndless SDK non-persistent? The reason I like calculators is that they come from a time when we designed things to do one thing and one thing well. I would love to see a calculator that natively runs programming languages. Like jupyter notebook but on a calculator. Using phones without physical keys or jail breaking seems antithetical to this. However, I appreciate your suggestion
Could you do a video about the Electronika MK 85 or the elektronika mk 90?
Sure at some point. I dont have either of those atm.
It's hard to understand half of what you're saying because you tend to mumble towards the end of your sentences!
Thanks for the feedback, ill try to improve on that.
Hang a moving blanket up in the room to reduce echo, and experiment with distance to microphone. Great stuff