Really like the sort of content you cover. I'm in Australia too and have a collection of TI graphing calculators, I've bought a few of them cheap in "not working" condition and get them running again. The most common failure point is corrosion of the battery pack contact pads on the PCB which prevents the electrical connection. My solution is to add solder onto the pads for a reliable contact, and bingo she's up and running. TI were real cheapskates so saving two cents of cost on the connection design and killing the life expectancy of these calculators was apparently worth it.
TI’s calcs are a great place to start programming. I learned first on the TI85, later TI86 then 68k asm on the TI89.
This is really awesome! I saw your post on the Cemetech forum and thought I'd come check it out. Great job!
Really like the sort of content you cover. I'm in Australia too and have a collection of TI graphing calculators, I've bought a few of them cheap in "not working" condition and get them running again. The most common failure point is corrosion of the battery pack contact pads on the PCB which prevents the electrical connection. My solution is to add solder onto the pads for a reliable contact, and bingo she's up and running. TI were real cheapskates so saving two cents of cost on the connection design and killing the life expectancy of these calculators was apparently worth it.
I know exactly what you are talking about. I had the same problem with the battery connection. Poor design. Thanks for watching
The Z80 was my first uP way back in the 80's. Great fun. But my assy language days are over.
thanks for a comprehensive tutorial, very useful
Thanks for the tutorial. Is it possible to code and compile right on the device itself?
6:36 lets start coding
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I know this is an old video, but how would i do this on a ti 84 + CE? jsTIfied doesn't seem to support it
i think the CE supports C language so ur probably better off trying that
That he's using an emulator makes me sad.