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: Tucker <tucker1@ameritech.net>
Date: Sun, 25 Oct 1998 08:12:46 -0500
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no, thats what the graphlink sends at. the ports on z80 calcs are 11500
or so bps and the 92 is somewhere around 30kbps, its just that the
graphlink does conversions inside it which restrict data flow to 9.6K

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

From: Christian Meland <christian.meland@PFI.NO>

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

From: "A. Chernosk" <chernosk@WT.NET>

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>