FX-602P Simulator For Linux

FX-602P Simulator is a very precise tool that simulates the classic CASIO FX-602P programmable calculator and and all it's accessories.

The FX-602P Simulator supports all arithmetic, trigonometric, logarithmic, hyperbolic, statistical functions and all alphanumeric display options of the original calculator.

The mathematical functions are implemented using a powerful 18 digits BCD floating point library and precision generally exceeds those of Java doubles or the original FX-602P. All numbers are rounded to 10 digits before display.

The FX-602P Simulator is fully programmable just as the original was. All features including indirect addressing or alphanumeric display are implemented.

Memory wise the Simulator exceeds the original Calculator: The amount of available program steps has been raised from 512 to 999 and the amount of memory register can freely chosen between 11 and 110 – without loosing any program steps. Program steps and memory register saved when the simulation ends or goes to sleep.

The FX-602P Simulator also simulates the FA-2 cassette interface. Of course instead of saving program steps and memory register to a cassette tape (using the Kansas- City-Standard) the data is stored in permanent memory (hard drive, flash memory) on the host computer.

Care has been taken to use the same file format as it was used with the original Calculator. Using a program which converts Kansas- City-Standard sound files into normal binary files it should be possible to exchange programs between an original FX-602P and the FX-602P Simulator.

As of Version 2.0 the FP-10 thermal printer is also simulated. Printout can copy / pasted into other applications.

Buy any of the cellphone versions. They all include a destop version as well.