(Small "a" is shift,1,5,1),(Small"b" is shift 1,5,2.) and "<(" is the "x<" button on the calculator) press equals and it should say error, now type aANSXexby also small a,x,b and y are given by pressing shift,1,5 and are chosen from a menu, Small "e" is Alpha ×10< and ANS is a single button Big "X" is Alpha ")" Should work on some Casio Calculators (83GT/85GT PLUS and test on more) (Don't press AC or ON until finished)(ALL OF < REPRESENT < TURNED 90° CLOCKWISE) Get into stat mode submode 0 and enter 2.8×10<62 then enter shift then STO (is RCL button) then X which is ")",(Don't press Alpha) then equals then press AC NOT ON,and using letters given by pressing shift,1,5 type "a<(b".
I tried this on a fx-85GT PLUS and it worked the exact same way and I found out that if you press M+ or shift STO instead of equals it will stay on the same screen until you press the arrow buttons it will show M+ or the letter you pressed.Įdited by Undeyapper812, 09 February 2020 - 11:45 AM. Also, it appears that you can put anything instead of the + in the ᴀᴀ+x̂ part of the exploit and the length of it doesnt matter.Įdited by TheAwesomer, 26 March 2019 - 01:53 PM.
Also, what are these other exploits like? One of them may not seem interesting but perhaps could cause buffer overflow or some other corruption/glitch that would lead to arbitrary code execution or just some other cool effects. Nice find Eris600! This does not work on my fx-991ES PLUS VerE, so this seems specific to GT models.ĮDIT: This definitely corrupts some memory somewhere, as pressing the equals button again just hangs the calculator like everything else does.ĮDIT2: You can put anything before the x hat, of any length, as long as it wont cause any error screens to appear. Tested on an fx-83GT PLUS (not mine) and I can confirm that this works. I think this puts you into a glitched error state, but as I say, I'm not sure. Nothing should appear to happen, but press an arrow button and a glitched string appears! Use the arrow buttons to exit out of the error, then delete the two 'ᴀ's and the plus, and input a number before the x hat (I use 3, but others work - I'm not sure the requirements). Glitched String: In STAT submode 0, enter 'ᴀᴀ+x̂' (small A (SHIFT 1 5 1), small A, plus, x hat (SHIFT 1 5 4)), then press equals. I'm not exactly sure how they work, but I'll detail the most interesting: I have been testing some things out on my fx-83GT PLUS, and I have found a few interesting exploits.
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