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HP38/39/40/48/49 Emulator
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The HP48 Emulator Emu48 was originally created by Sébastien Carlier and is published under the GPL. The latest version of Emu48 can emulate a HP38G, HP39G, HP40G, HP48SX, HP48GX and a HP49G. The emulator is running on all Win32 platforms and the Mobile version should run on all ARM CPU based Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003 (SE), 5.0 and 6 Professional versions. Emu48 need ROM images to work. Because of license reasons ROM's aren't included, but they can be downloaded on several other sites. Sorry I will not answer any ROM image related questions. For further information how to extract the ROM images from the real calculators read the Emu48 manual please. If you use patches, you have to install a complete executable package before. I fixed several bugs and many other problems. But are still some emulation problems left. Many thanks to Jean-Yves Avenard for his help on hardware specific problems. I also want to thank Cyrille de Brebisson for his first implementation of the HP49G in the HP49 SDK.
Emu48v163Setup| Installation package of Emu48 for Win32 based on my Service Pack 63 (IA32 platform). Some HP48 KML scripts and the sources are included. | | 665KB |
E48BP63The executable package of Emu48 for Win32 Service Pack 63 (IA32 platform).
This package don't contain HP49G+ simulation code. | | 157KB |
E48SP63| The sources of my Emu48 for Win32 Service Pack 63 (optional). For compiling with the GCC compiler, you need this file as well. | | 322KB |
Emu48PPCv125Setup| Installer package of Emu48 v1.25 for Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003 (SE), 5.0 and 6 Professional (ARM platform). Includes KML scripts for the HP-38G, HP-39G, HP-40G, HP-48SX, HP-49GX and HP-49G and the source code of the emulator. | | 2176KB |
E48MB125| The executable package of Emu48 v1.25 for Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003 (SE), 5.0 and 6 Professional (ARM platform). Already patched KML files (from Emu48CE without bitmaps) can be found here. | | 63KB |
E48MS125| The sources of Emu48 v1.25 for Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003 (SE), 5.0 and 6 Professional (optional). | | 142KB |
HP38KML| HP38G KML scripts for 800x600 and 1024x768 display resolution. You need Emu48 V1.15 or later to emulate a HP38G. | | 16KB |
HP49KML| HP49G KML scripts for 800x600, 1024x768 and 1152x864 display resolution (256 color bitmaps). You need Emu48 V1.14 or later to emulate a HP49G. | | 298KB |
Wombat2| HP48SX/GX KML scripts for Pocket PC 240x320 display resolution. Wombat2 base mainly on the work of Victor Chow and Pete Wilson. | | 13KB |
Hp 50g Emulator Mac
Wombat3| HP48SX/GX KML scripts for Pocket PC 480x640 display resolution. You need Emu48 for Pocket PC V1.06 or later and a Windows Mobile device with a VGA display. | | 18KB |
HP49VGA| HP49G KML script for Pocket PC 480x640 display resolution from 'Beemer'. You need Emu48 for Pocket PC V1.06 or later and a Windows Mobile device with a VGA display. | | 86KB |
HP49WVGA| HP49G KML script for Pocket PC 480x800 display resolution from 'Beemer'. You need Emu48 for Pocket PC V1.06 or later and a Windows Mobile device with a WVGA display. | | 172KB |
HP48WVGA| HP48GX KML script for Pocket PC 480x800 display resolution from Paul Stabnow. You need Emu48 for Pocket PC V1.06 or later and a Windows Mobile device with a WVGA display. | | 102KB |
MKE48V1.0| Command line tool to create Emu48 state files for the HP48 (SX/GX). It was specially made to create a HP48G state file with 32KB system RAM for test purpose. Source code included. | | 18KB |
MKSHAREDV1.5| Minor update of the MKSHARED tool, now with feedback if operation was successful or not and integrated Windows XP manifest. Source code included. | | 19KB |
CARDCOPYV2.1| Command line tool to replace the port 1 data in an Emu48 HP48 (SX/GX) state file. Source code included. | | 26KB |
UPD49ROMV3.2| Command line tool to update a HP49G emulator ROM with a standard ROM flash file. | | 108KB |
KML20R21| The KML 2.0 rev 21 language description (optional). | | 15KB |
ROMUPL39V1.1| A ROM Upload Aplet to upload the ROM content of a HP39G/HP40G calculator to a PC. The Saturn assembler source code and a command line program to convert the output file into the Emu48 emulator format is included. | | 81KB |
ROMDUMPV1.2| A rewritten version of the HP48 ROMDump Wizard (S/SX and G/G+/GX) for ROM download. The wizard base on Jean-Yves Avenard's ROMUPL program now (included). | | 51KB |
CARDUPL| A HP48SX/GX card content Uploader/Downloader. This HP48 programs allows you to upload and download the complete card content of any slot to and from the PC. You can use upload images i.e. as port file for the x48 or the Emu48 emulator. Saturn assembler source code included. | | 39KB |
IMG38V1.04| RAM image upload program for the HP38G. This program creates a Emu48 state file from a RAM upload of a HP38G and was originally part of Colin Crofts emulator package. But it seem that Colin do not support this package any more. Beside some minor bugfixes this version is now supporting all possible classic COM ports and other serial device names. | | 14KB |
IMG39V1.05| RAM image upload program for the HP39/40G. This program creates a Emu48 state file from a RAM upload of a HP39G and HP40G and was originally part of Colin Crofts emulator package. But it seem that Colin do not support this package any more. Beside some minor bugfixes this version is now supporting all possible classic COM ports and other serial device names. | | 14KB |
Emu48 ASCII to Binary Converter 2.0| System RPL programs for the HP48 and HP49G to translate ASCII files into binary files so they can be used in Emu48, and vice versa. The code was mainly written by Eric Rechlin, fixed by Christoph Gießelink and base on material from John H Meyers. | | 11KB |
DDE48V2.0| Command line program to demonstrate the data transfer from and to Emu48 over DDE. It allows the data exchange between Stack Level 1 and a file. This program is especially made for developers which are using a customize editor and want to transfer the output file easily to Emu48 and for developers which are looking for a sample to add the interface into own applications. Source code included. | | 18KB |
EMU48INI| This file contain the complete description of all Emu48 settings. | | 4KB |
Download Options:
- Hewlett-Packard Calculator Training Page - emulator download site.
- ⇩ Download from Cached Archive (filesize 21MB) Version 2012.12.10
- or our tertiary download at http://m3.educalc.net:8088/educalc.net/hp35semu.zip
Hp 50g Emulator Mac Os
After installing the HP 35s Emulator. Run Emulator from Start > Programs > HP Calculators > HP 35s Virtual Calculator
Updated On: 20.06.10
- On 19-Apr-2021, Robert Anthony Walker wrote:
Would like to buy an HP 35s Emulator App for my iPhone 10XR, Cost?
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- On 04-Aug-2020, Martin Du Rand wrote:
Land Survey Topic .Back in 1974 I had a HP44 and some steps to do coversion from Polar to Rectangular and backwards (Polars and Joins) working in Degrees min secs I cant find the steps . Does anyone have something similar for HP35S I run Mac but haveWindows Virtual drive. The HP44 was clever and used the Sigma key and two ( I think registry 6 and 7 ) to store the solution in degrees decimal hen you converted from decimal to deg min sec stored the answer then cleared the registry
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- On 17-Jun-2020, Anonymous wrote:
Back Key is very sensitive, clears ALL not just last digit
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- On 23-Apr-2021, Hugh replied:
Yes, I have same issue... I'm surprised no one else has commented on this bug. I'm on Win 10 (20H2 19042.928) - if that makes any difference. Good luck - tried Free42??
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- On 10-Feb-2020, Brickpool wrote:
This Emulator works also under macOS with WINE. Thank you for sharing HP 35s emulator.
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- On 12-Nov-2016, Nola Bernstein wrote:
Can anyone help me with RPN program instructions for grouped standard deviation HP35S. Manual has ALG instructions only
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- On 28-Feb-2019, Aeberon2 replied:
Hi NOLA, did anyone reply to your enquiry as I just might be able to help. I still have an HP55 and a 41C plus an excellent 41CX lookalike on an iPad that works perfectly. I’ll look through some of the stuff I obtained back in the late 70s as I have a programming manual and I’m sure there was a section on standard deviation
Regards
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- On 01-Mar-2019, Nola replied:
Thank you so much Kind regards, Nola bernstein (Reply)
- On 26-May-2015, Radca wrote:
Hi, I've a Hp35s, but I can't use the curve fitting to get the formula for the 4 types of curves like the Hp33s I used to have, I'll apreciate the help how to do it, Thank
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- On 26-Mar-2015, Ron wrote:
No, the Hp 32sii is no longer made. Yes, it is really a (much) better pocket calculator than the Hp 35s replacement in quality and durability. I too, have both, but it is the Hp 32sii that sits on my desk as well. But Hp only wants to make one pocket scientific and the Hp 35s IS allowed on the NCEES exam and the Hp32sii IS NOT. If you have an older Hp that breaks, Hp still has a calculator that YOU WILL BUY (maybe begrudgingly, but there is nothing else NEW as an alternative).
That is why an Hp 32sii often sells for much more than a new Hp 35s.
If you don't mind or want a more powerful graphing calculator, you could upgrade to an Hp 50G or an Hp Prime. The Hp 50G is likely to be discontinued in the next year or so.
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- On 13-Mar-2015, Manuel Malafaya-Baptista wrote:
I am an 'old' user of HP calculators (since the historical Hp 35 !).
I have an HP 35s calculator,
as well as an HP 32S II.
The reason to buy the HP 35s was only due to its memory, compared with HP 32S II.
On what concerns performance, the HP 32S II is much faster than the HP 35s.
I think you should try to give the same 'velocity' to the next generation of HP 35s calculators (HP 35s II ?) !!!
I should like to hear your comments about my comments.
Regards.
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- On 18-Mar-2015, Ron replied:
Your comments here are not directly forwarded to Hp's design group.
To comment on your request about an Hp 35sII. While you provide a valid comment, the Hp 35s is a shell OS emulator on top of another CPU family over the original. Therefore, it is slower. To speed it up would require a faster CPU clock which would use more battery power. This would result in needing to buy batteries more often.
The Hp 35s is on the market to meet the NCEES exam requirements and provide a pocket calculator replacement for previous Hp scientific calculator users. It meets both. If more features were added (like most users would really prefer), Hp would sacrifice its ability to be used for the NCEES exams. These exams probably result in 20-30% of the sales of this calculator.
Most other sales are the result of earlier rpn scientific calculator users needing to replace their calculators.
Probably 20% of the sales are from user's who want a pocket programmable calculator and use it in algebraic mode only.
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- On 18-Mar-2015, Manuel Malafaya-Baptista replied:
Dear RON,
I read your comments and I can understand the option made for the philosophy of the HP 35s.
My next proposed question is:
Is the HP 32SII still manufactured ? If so, why not to think about expanding its memory, reaching the value of the HP 35s memory ?
From my point of view, the HP 32SII design is a better one !
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Professor MANUEL MALAFAYA-BAPTISTA (Reply)
- On 25-Nov-2013, Zsolt_V wrote:
I have an HP 35s calculator.
Thank you for HP 35s emulator, that works fine !
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- On 16-Jun-2020, Jose @ngel replied:
I have theHP 35s but it is broken and I want to install the emulator to continue using my programs. firstof all, Thanks
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