PX-41CX

The PX-41CX programmable calculator alone deserved a page dedicated to it on this site.

This page allows you to download my creations concerning this calculator but also lists useful links for good use of its most surprising features.

PX-41CX

The PX-41CX interface allows you to take source programs for HP41 and transform them into:

compiled "RAW" programs for emulators go41X emulators on Androïd and Vb41CX and V41 on Windows and also for the DM41X calculator

memory dumps for DM41L, DM41X and PX-41CX calculators

in barcode for HP41C, CV and CX

PX-41CX Interface

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and Programs for PX-41CX calculator...

PX-41CX manuals written in French and English :

Manual Version 0 for Firmware PX-41CX Version 0.900 Build 2024.06.27

	User Manual (A5)
	User Manual (for printing : 2 pages by A4 sheet)

Manual Version 1 for Firmware PX-41CX Version 0.900 Build 2024.08.03

	User Manual (A5)
	User Manual (for printing : 2 pages by A4 sheet)

See the different versions of PX-41CX Firmware

See also HP-41C Manuals

literature.hpcalc.org...

PX-41CX Splashscreens

When turning off the calculator, a temporary screen may be displayed depending on the value of the S.IMG (On/Off) parameter.

You can create your own screen in BMP Monochrome 250x122 format.
Or you can choose from the screens that I had fun composing and download the ones that interest you.

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PX-41CX Splashscreens

PX-41CX Overlays

Some module programs can be made easier to use using overlays.

You can make your own overlays on Bristol, and cut them with a precision cutter (x-acto knife).

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PX-41CX Overlays

Darren's PX41CX Utility

It is possible to modify a "hex" file (PX41CX firmware) before updating the calculator using a Python procedure available on github.

This tool allows :

to personalize the 4 lines of text on the INFO screen,

modify the list of ROMS loadable in the PX-41CX,

to load the image which will be displayed when the calculator is turned off.

px41cx-utility.py

Darren's PX-41CX Hex2Bmp

It is possible to transform an "hex" screenshot stored in a txt file to a BMP file using a Python procedure available on github.

px41cx-hex2bmp.py