Re: TI-86 sounds.
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Re: TI-86 sounds.
Thanks. I don't think I'd ever think I could use a tape for more memory(though
If
I was really anally retentive, I could back up all my calculator's memory onto
a PC
tape drive). Is there any program that allows you to make these sounds, as to
make
your own music?
Thanks a lot for the help.
Dan Lauber
jlauber@execpc.com
STL137 wrote:
> <<I've noticed that at www.ticalc.org there are assembly programs that allow
> the TI-86 to play music. Do these work, and if they do, how? Is there a
> builtin speaker of some type in the IT graphing calculators? >>
> Yah, and sort of, and no.
> Yah, TI-8x can play sounds.
> Sort of, they work. How? The assembly programs toggle on and off the link
port
> very fast, making really cheesy square waves.
> No, there is no speaker. You plug in headphones with an adapter to hear the
> square waves.
>
> By the way, TIs don't transmit data as sound, so don't get to thinking that
you
> could use a tape recorder for extra memory.
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