Re: A89: Internet Link
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Re: A89: Internet Link
That is already made for the 85/86 and 83 If I'm not wrong..
and about power.. I havn't seen any modem that whants power from the serial
port..
it either uses a seperate powersupply or uses the linepower of the
telephoneline.
I think though that they only have terminalemulation on the 85/86 and 83.. so
you need an isp with shell or you can dial to BBS's..
terminalemulation is _a_lot_ easier than having ppp and the tcp/ip-stack
implemented on the calc, even though i think it would be quite possible..
//olle
ZeromusMog@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 1/8/99 12:20:36 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> oh@hem.passagen.se writes:
>
> > That's a good idea!
> > I think though, that it also would be nice with a client program on the
> > computer
> > (as I described earlier) for guys like me that don't use a modem to
> connect..
> > .
> > ofcourse they would be compatible, but that shouldn't be very hard to fix..
> > (that's what tcp/ip is for ;)
>
> The thing is, it would be _really_ cool to hook a modem adapter to the calc
> and the modem to the wall, then hook up to the internet, without using a
> computer. I was even thinking about the possibility of "tcml" web pages (Ti-
> Calculator Markup Language) that would be viewable from some kind of web
> browser. (Imagine hooking up to www.tcml.ticalc.org and downloading games
> right to your calc!) The 89 has the memory and power, it's just a matter of
> hardware. How would the modem be powered, for instance? Would PPP really be
> that hard to implement on an 89? If an old macintosh can do it, so can the
> calc. They use the same processor!
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