Re: Any way to use the 89 as a timer, and what's I/O speed

Re: Any way to use the 89 as a timer, and what's I/O speed if ti's (89),

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• Subject: Re: Any way to use the 89 as a timer, and what's I/O speed if ti's (89),
• From: Tom Lake <tomlake@SLIC.COM>
• Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 20:42:26 -0400
• Organization: St. Lawrence Internet Connection
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A. Chernosk wrote in message <01bdff96$eec977c0$62998bce@chernosk.wt.net>...
>Probaly using asm, it be hard tho...why do you wanna know this anyway?
>> Can anyone tell me the I/O speed of the ti89, both when communicating
>with
>> another ti and with a pc?
>>
>> Thanks alot for any help.
>>


It communicates at 9600 BPS.

Tom Lake

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