User manual LEGO 7133

[. . . ] These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ? [. . . ] Including a pinned object in a group creates a pinned group. For details about selecting the objects to group, see Selecting objects with the Pointer tool or Selecting objects with the Select tool. With selected objects flashing, choose Group from the context menu. Windows: Right-click a selected object in the group. The objects are grouped on the work area. When you hover over or click an object in the group of objects, the label ?group?You can ungroup the objects by clicking any object in the group and selecting Ungroup from the context menu. Pinning objects You can pin points, shapes, angles, values, text, graphed functions, the axes, and the work area background to prevent accidental moves as you manipulate other objects on the work area. For details about selecting several objects to pin, see Selecting objects with the Pointer tool or Selecting objects with the Select tool. and click the object. 306 Graphs & Geometry Windows: Right-click the object. Pinned objects are labeled with the object type (?circle?You can select the object and choose Unpin from the context menu to return the object to its original state. Click on the object you want to create a specific point on, then click to place the point. 308 Graphs & Geometry 3. Work with the point using the Pointer tool from the Actions menu. For example, use the Attributes tool from the Actions menu to animate the point on the object. Defining points of intersection Use this tool to find points at which two graphs intersect. From the Points & Lines menu, select the Intersection Point tool. Click each graph to find points of intersection. The first intersection point between the two graphs is drawn. If the graphs intersect in more than one place, all intersection points are drawn. Graphs & Geometry 309 Labeling (identifying) the coordinates of a point You can identify the coordinates of any analytic point using the Coordinates and Equations tool. Note: An analytic point is one created in the Graphing View, or within the analytic window of the Plane Geometry View. You can also create a point on an object using the Point On tool. From the Actions menu, select Coordinates and Equations. Move the pointer toward the point?s location. [. . . ] You can paste the image into another application without having to take additional steps. This feature is only available when the TI-SmartView?panel is active and the work space is in Handheld mode. All other screen capture features work the same way they do in other areas of TI-Nspire? [. . . ]