RadioLincs For Sale, Tetris Ported, Miscellaneous Goodies
Posted by Eric on 25 October 2000, 00:30 GMT
Lots of interesting things have recently come to my attention. Why does everything always have to happen at once? Anyway, I'll just jumble them all here: - Fission2 Labs has announced the availability of their new uber-cool RadioLincs. This link enables you to use wireless UHF 433mhz devices to communicate with your TI calculator. You can buy these links at their website.
- Zeljko Juric has been kind enough to release a version of Tetris 89 that works with Hardware II for everyone who's been wondering on the message boards. I'm sure many of you will be happy about that.
- And now, something a little more on the useless side that I found mildly interesting. A user who calls himself VmanL sent me word of an easter egg he found at eeggs.com for the TI-89: On the TI-89 with AMS v2.00+, press F5, diamond, CLEAR. A little unexpected screen pops out. It's nothing to write home about, and there's probably more easter eggs out there, but just the presence of them on TI calculators was kind of cool. Or something. Anyway I'll stop rambling now.
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Backward Compatibility
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W2NAF
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This looks great, Fission Labs, but I have a few questions. I understand that version 2.0 of the link can use encryption for data transfer, but can it be backward compatible with Version 1.0? And how does this device handle frequency sharing when there are more than two calculators trying to link? Also, if you embed the link into the calculator, can it be turned off, and if not, how much drain does it put on the batteries?
TNX es 73 de Nathaniel
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27 October 2000, 00:10 GMT
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Website dead?
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hogbog
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Cool.
I think I can not reach the fission2 website
(www.fission2.com/labs/radiolinc.htm)
right now. I kept trying from 14.00 GMT to 15.00 GMT (on 27.10.2000).
What's up with the website? Has it it's name changed ? Or is it only a temporary problem ? Or is it the personal problem of me and my network settings ?
I someone finds out something, please mail me.
Thx.
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27 October 2000, 16:07 GMT
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WARNING!!!!!
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Knight/Rocket
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DO NOT press HOME after pressing F5, diamond, clear! This locks up the calc and the only way to reset is to remove all batteries!
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27 October 2000, 21:22 GMT
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Re: RadioLincs For Sale, Tetris Ported, Miscellaneous Goodies
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David
(Web Page)
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The RadioLincs are finally done? It's about time :) I've been wanting to buy a pair of them for some time now... Though at one time they said a pair should only cost $30...
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29 October 2000, 08:56 GMT
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encryption
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zro
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does anyone actually know how the encryption is suposed to work? I already have a few ideas for some near tcp/ip style communication with several of the different ways the links work if i can put more than 2 calcs on the same encryption band....anyone interested in assisting in a cross calc platform(ti83 83+ 85 86 89 92 and 92+) chat software capable of handling more than two calcs.....send a mail....or if u just want to give ideas.....thats fine to
xxzr0xx@aol.com
-garrett
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30 October 2000, 02:42 GMT
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update....to encryption
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zro
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well, i got some more info from Fission labs.....and i am now workin on a pre beta for a cross calc platform chat program....i have really only programed for the 89/92+, 86, and 85....so anyone willing to help with the 83 and 83+ would be greatly appriciated
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30 October 2000, 12:38 GMT
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