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Filburt's Calculator, part II
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Okay, the calculator is now running on an AC adapter and I resoldered the connections for the computer link. And check it out (attached). Now I have to write a program that sends key system variables to the calculator so I can have a little screen on my case that shows CPU usage, memory usage, number of new mail messages, etc. :)
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can you install embedded linux onto it?
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If you can write it I would but it only has 27 KB of RAM...
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What I would appreciate though is if anybody knows how to interface a Visual Basic program to one written in TI-BASIC running on the calculator. Once I get that then I'm set :)
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wait... embedded linux. a web server
I say someone should develop "EMBEDDED vBulletin" first hack... stickies using the cosine button |
Eh, what the s*** dude:
Code:
PC: 03 C9 0B 00 09 00 00 41 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4A 00 Request to send Real Number "A" |
umm... clear your temporary internet files. your cache, your history and go to a command prompt
type format C;\ |
Installing VB right now (Visual Basic) to try to connect to the COM port and see what magically happens when I send the calculator stuff in its language, and to listen to it say "What the hell did you just send me?". :)
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Lmfao this is all a bit complicated for me :p
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Heh i used to play with mine all the time. I wrote a few things for it, mostly so i could cheat in galga and space invaders while i was supose to be listening to the techer in math class :D
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Well I know the calculator is listening because when I continuously hammer it with comm events the cursor stops blinking. I think I'm speaking esperanto though because it doesn't say anything back. Maybe I'm just making lame conversation with it, too.
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Maybe it wonders, like me, what the hell you are going on about;):p
Satan |
Connecting a calculator to a PC so I can use the screen to show stats like memory load, CPU usage, etc.
And ta-da!: Quote:
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Why do you want to do that?
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To make a kickass computer mod where I can have the LCD stuck on the front of my computer.
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Guess what:
Code:
83 56 00 00 83 15 00 03 70 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |
Can you make it talk to you like TomBot? That's the question...
If you can turn your calculator into R2-D2, then you have my R-E-S-P-E-C-T... ;) |
Code:
Sent "03 C9 0B 00 09 00 00 41 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4A 00" |
would you be so inclned as to mod your calculator as a personal communicator. provided I register "filburts-calc-hacks.com
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I have been working on a movie program. I have everything worked out its just no movies to put on :p anyone know how to store the pics as files so you dont have to use RecallPic 1 to show a image on the calc screen
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can you render the movie in ascii?
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You could but the calculator's processor runs at 6 MHz and has 27 KB of RAM so good luck with that.
Also finally got the full thing working. Now I have to figure out how to change the variable's name and value that I'm sending: Code:
Opening serial port... |
...and I've been unsuccessful in that regard :( I can only set variable A to 1.2-something; I can't figure out how to correctly change A to some other variable and value.
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not sure if this is right wrong or indifferent. also dont know what language you are using, but do you have to assign a memory location for the program that you are writing? perhaps the variable you are calling already has that value set in the mem location and you have to write a new one in...
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I'm just following a reference I found after days of looking of what to send and receive with the serial port and the variable format I'm trying is getting rejected.
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