Re: Connecting electronic stuff.
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A ti link will NOT work for connecting two casios. I have some. I tried
it. The two small contacts have to be switched to use the cable for a
casio, but not for a ti. I don't know anything about the casio's
connection, but somewhere of the 'net I found a site for a cheap
alternative link for a casio and a basic program to run it. Maybe the
author or the program could help you. I seem to have lost the site. I
know I got to it by starting with a webcrawler search for casio FX7700GE.
Tom
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On Fri, 6 Sep 1996 16:23:17 EDT Rob Carlson <rob@cola.castle.net> writes:
>Just a tad off topic.
>
>I picked up a Casio ST-4400 32k Organiser and noticed the identical
>(1/8"?) slot to the TI-8x's. I know that they are not compatable to
>exchange data (it was worth a try).
>
>The PC<->Organiser package costs $119- to connect it, in a similar
>fashion to the Graph Link.
>
>Your opinion: If I build a $5 link and tinker around with the
>communication, is there any chance I might be able to get it to send
>the
>data to my computer? Does anyone figure that it'll be ASCII (the
>TI-8x
>are like that) or something else?
>
>Anyone out there: If you have the protocols for the Casio (or even
>the
>TI-8x) that I could take a look at, please drop me a line.
>
>Also, do the TI cables work b/n two Organisers, even though they are
>not
>TI? I figure the cables don't change much b/n platforms when they
>look
>like little stereo wires. =)
>
>Thanks.
>
>
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