Reboot – No changes are made, the calculator restarts Delete OS – The operating system will be deleted without deleting any documents.Ġ. Format File System – This will delete the user’s documents, but will not delete the OS.Ģ. The calculator will display a menu with the following maintenance options:ġ. Release the reset button, press and hold the and keys, and press and release the key. Step 2: Hold down the reset button for 5 seconds. Step 1: Press the reset button on the back of the calculator. If it appears stuck, use a paper clip to move it back into position. Please note that saved files and programs may be deleted during this reset.Įnsure that there are no buttons that are stuck down below the keypad and please ensure that the reset button located on the back is not stuck down below the bottom case. Many of the above are on the hexa-fold paper you get in the packaging when you buy a new TI-Nspire.A factory reset is required. Using this in combination with arrows may be a convenient way to get to the end or beginning of a line. On certain pages, like Notes and Programs (Math Boxes will slow this end-of-line/beginning-of-line tip down), you can use the Tab to get to the end of the line and then down to the end of the next line. My chemistry colleague and I even discovered a pleasant use of the Tab on a notes page that was filled with Chem Boxes. Or use Tab to tab down to the green start collecting data button on a DQ application so you can use the Enter button instead of navigating with the mouse. These are so useful that they should get their own 'blog entry.' (Anyone want to write that and include pictures for us?) L&S (Lists and Spreadsheet) to jump from the list up to the top row, D&S (Data & Statistics applications) to jump to the x or y-axis variable to change it, DQ (DataQuest) to tab to a different view and press Enter. on my TI-Nspire.įinally TAB ZONES can be your friend on many applications. I've enjoyed using this while filling out information websites and. You went one too far? Shift Tab takes you back one. Shift Tab moves you through the fields in the reverse order. On the software Ctrl Tab toggle you to the next TI-Nspire file you have open. On the handheld it toggles you between the applications on one screen. On a Notes page or Question application, useĬtrl Tab actually does something different on a handheld and on the software. Especially on a List and Spreadsheet I have seen this used to get new numbers from randomly generated calculations. Then you can press backspace/del to delete it or copy/paste it somewhere else.Ĭtrl R will recalculate the calculations. Ctrl down takes you back to where you were.Ĭtrl K selects the application. This explains why ctrl B and I can't be used for bold and iltacs.Ĭtrl right arrow or left arrow to advance to the next page or previous page.Ĭtrl Up arrow to go to the page sorter view while you are using the emulator (not computer view).
Shift Enter (carriage return on the handheld) inserts a column.Ĭtlr backspace or Del on the handheld to Clear.Ĭtrl B is used in a program to Check Syntax and Store. With matrices, you know how there is a carriage return at the bottom right of a TI-Nspire handheld? Well, you can use this to add a row to a matrix. This is especially useful on the CAS for units and constants, like _c is the speed of light. the fraction template.Ĭtrl space (that is the key next to Z) to underscore. Examples include:Ĭtrl Enter gives the approximate solution to a calculationĬtrl ÷ to make it the nice fancy fraction bar, a.k.a. There are a number of other shortcuts on the TI-Nspire handheld that work exactly the same on the computer. On the handheld you can press and hold the click for 0.8 seconds to grab the point you are clicking. Shift - (minus) for the Derivative template.Ĭtrl Click to grab a point doesn't have a computer keyboard equivalent. Shift + for Integrals - the default appearance is definite integrals, but if you leave those blank the TI-Nspire CAS will do the indefinite integral There are some shortcuts that only work on the handheld (or emulator) and not on a computer keyboard. That could save a lot of taking your fingers off of a keyboard to mouse right-click. Well, on a lot of computers there is a similar icon on a key on your keyboard. You may know that you can press Ctrl Menu for right-click on the handheld to get the contextual menu.
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