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The two tables below show all the one-byte tokens by their hexadecimal value - the column is the first hex-digit, and the row is the second, so something in the 2 column and the F row would correspond to the hexadecimal number 0x2F. 2-byte means that this byte signifies the beginning of a 2-byte token (with a link to the appropriate table); unused means that this token isn't used for any actual command.
| One-byte tokens by hex code (0x00 - 0x7F) | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | |
| 0 | unused | ( | randM( | 0 | and | P | 2-byte | + |
| 1 | ►DMS | ) | mean( | 1 | A | Q | 2-byte | - (sub.) |
| 2 | ►Dec | round( | solve( | 2 | B | R | 2-byte | Ans |
| 3 | ►Frac | pxl-Test( | seq( | 3 | C | S | 2-byte | Fix |
| 4 | → | augment( | fnInt( | 4 | D | T | Radian | Horiz |
| 5 | Boxplot | rowSwap( | nDeriv( | 5 | E | U | Degree | Full |
| 6 | [ | row+( | unused | 6 | F | V | Normal | Func |
| 7 | ] | *row( | fMin( | 7 | G | W | Sci | Param |
| 8 | { | *row+( | fMax( | 8 | H | X | Eng | Polar |
| 9 | } | max( | (space) | 9 | I | Y | Float | Seq |
| A | r | min( | " | . | J | Z | = | IndpntAuto |
| B | ° | R►Pr( | , | E | K | θ | < | IndpntAsk |
| C | ֿ¹ | R►Pθ( | i | or | L | 2-byte | > | DependAuto |
| D | ² | P►Rx( | ! | xor | M | 2-byte | ≤ | DependAsk |
| E | T | P►Ry | CubicReg | : | N | 2-byte | ≥ | 2-byte |
| F | ³ | median( | QuartReg | newline | O | prgm | ≠ |  mark |
| One-byte tokens by hex code (0x80 - 0xFF) | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 9 | A | B | C | D | E | F | |
| 0 |  mark |
ZoomRcl | Pt-Change( | - (neg.) | log( | Else | Output( | ^ |
| 1 |  mark |
PrintScreen | Pxl-On( | int( | 10^( | While | ClrHome | ×√ |
| 2 | * | ZoomSto | Pxl-Off( | abs( | sin( | Repeat | Fill( | 1-Var Stats |
| 3 | / | Text( | Pxl-Change( | det( | sinֿ¹( | For( | SortA( | 2-Var Stats |
| 4 | Trace | nPr | Shade( | identity( | cos( | End | SortD( | LinReg(a+bx) |
| 5 | ClrDraw | nCr | Circle( | dim( | cosֿ¹( | Return | DispTable | ExpReg |
| 6 | ZStandard | FnOn | Horizontal | sum( | tan( | Lbl | Menu( | LnReg |
| 7 | ZTrig | FnOff | Tangent( | prod( | tanֿ¹( | Goto | Send( | PwrReg |
| 8 | ZBox | StorePic | DrawInv | not( | sinh( | Pause | Get( | Med-Med |
| 9 | Zoom In | RecallPic | DrawF | iPart( | sinhֿ¹( | Stop | PlotsOn | QuadReg |
| A | Zoom Out | StoreGDB | 2-byte | fPart( | cosh( | IS>( | PlotsOff | ClrList |
| B | ZSquare | RecallGDB | rand | 2-byte | coshֿ¹( | DS<( | ∟ | ClrTable |
| C | ZInteger | Line( | π | √( | tanh( | Input | Plot1( | Histogram |
| D | ZPrevious | Vertical | getKey | ³√( | tanhֿ¹( | Prompt | Plot2( | xyLine |
| E | ZDecimal | Pt-On( | ' | ln( | If | Disp | Plot3( | Scatter |
| F | ZoomStat | Pt-Off( | ? | e^( | Then | DispGraph | TI-84+(C(S)E) | LinReg(ax+b) |
Comments
- PrintScreen is an unimplemented command that nevertheless has a token associated with it. It doesn't do anything, least of all print the screen. Sorry to get your hopes up.
- The following commands are 2-byte commands even though other similar commands are only one byte:
- SinReg and Logistic
- G-T
- randInt(, randNorm(, and randBin(
- GetCalc(
- the e constant
- ZoomFit
- ModBoxplot and NormProbPlot
- ClrAllLists
- The , , and marks are for the Plot1(, Plot2(, and Plot3( commands.
- 0xEF is the first half of a 2-byte token on the TI-84+ and TI-84+ SE, and is unused on other models.
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