Note: in all this document, HP-71B or 71 means the
HP-71B machine.
Emu71 is a software
emulator of the HP-71B machine.

Emu71 documentation (pdf file)
Emu71 2.41 Freeware Package without ROM images
Emu71 uses ROM images of HP-71B ROM and modules (Math, Forth, ...).
To help you, you will find here the
necessary images of the HP-71B machine, as well as the Forth and HP-IL modules.
Although I don't have a formal authorization from the Hewlett-Packard company,
I considered that this is consistent with the publication by HP of the source
listings of these ROM. If it happens that the Hewlett-Packard company should be
opposed to this, I would immediately remove these files from my site. Don't ask
me to provide other HP or third party ROM images.
Emu71 now supports the PC serial COM ports, in order to allow
downloading program files from Emu71 to an external HP-71B through the HP82164
HPIL/RS232 interface. This document gives some basic information: setup
for PC / HP81264 link (pdf).
LIF archives can be found on the Web. Somes examples are included here:
To use an archive, unpack it to put the LIF file image (size should be
about 630K) to some directory, and declare the path to this file in HDRIVE1 or
HDRIVE2 declaration (Emu71.ini file). Example: HDRIVE2 swap\jpc01.lif
You can find other archives, including the CHHU and SWAP collection, at The Museum of HP Calculators FTP
The JPC ROM is a great HP-71B system enhancement. It was made by the
former PPC-Paris Club and involved a number of active members (including
myself).
To install JPC ROM into Emu71, just add a line in your emu71.ini file
like: " 1 ROM 32 jpcromf.bin "
Refer to my JPC ROM
page for more ROM images and documentation.
Symbolix is a large (20K) program written by J.K. Horn to do symbolic
calculations on the HP-71B. Wlodek Mier-J. wrote about this program that
"most users considered it faster and better than the symbolic operations
of the contemporary HP-28C". And it's even faster and powerful in Emu71!
To install it in Emu71, just add a line in your emu71.ini file like:
" 1 ROM 32 symbolix.bin "
Soft Forth is a special version of the HP-71B Forth that runs in RAM and
can be burned into standard (soft addressed) ROM or EPROM modules. The Forth
ROM and a 64K RAM module (not 2x32K!) are needed for the development of a Soft
Forth application. See also page 2.2 of the documentation a problem related
with the HP-71B ROM 1BBBB.
J-F Garnier, 2010