The fx-1AU GRAPH’s design is simple and straightforward, and thankfully this follows to the interface as well. You’ll notice the removal of the F-Key menu (if you’re a fx-CG50AU user) and the introduction of the game controller style navigation, scroll, …

This key houses all the commands you’ll need to input your mathematics. The Catalog menu is easy to navigate with numbered shortcuts and multiple ways to find the commands you need. Watch all videos in the series >>  

Where you will interact with your mathematics. This menu adapts to the application you’re working in, and works like a ‘tool box’ giving you access to all the commands you need when you need them. Watch all videos in the …

This app presents a visual way to work with probability distribution calculations, including your normal and binomial distributions. Watch all videos in the series >>  

The Probability Simulation app presents coin toss, dice roll, spinner, marble grab, card draw, and random number generation. Watch all videos in the series >>  

You may notice the Financial app interface is slightly different to the equivalent app on the fx-CG50AU, but with the same functionality it allows you to perform a wide range of financial calculations. Watch all videos in the series >> …

Settings allows you to modify how you want your fx-1AU GRAPH to behave, globally and specific to apps. The Format key allows you to change the format of your answers, including ‘standard to decimal’. Watch all videos in the series …

Your quick start guide helping you navigate and get to know the fx-1AU GRAPH. We’ll compare the differences between it and the fx-CG50AU, and look at the improvements made to the fx-1, starting with making the most of the intuitive …