Re: TI-H: e(g) driver

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Subject: Re: TI-H: e(g) driver
From: Grant Stockly <gussie@alaska.net>
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 21:38:14 -0800
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>Grant- Is it possible to detect if the calc is in "recieve" mode?  And is it
>possible to detect which calc is connected?  If it is possible, would you
>make the e(g) check for this when it is first connected, so that the e(g)
>could send the driver over to the calc.  Does this sound technically
>feasable?  If the other two wuestions are not feasable, then maybe the user
>could put the calc in "recieve" mode, and press a button on the e(g) to send
>the drivers.  There could be a different button for each calc or each class

The E(g) or whatever times out after 20 seconds.  It will attempt to send
it for 20 seconds.  I have a 3 bit function select for different types of
storage/interfaces ect.

Grant

The E(g) just starts the handshake, and if the calc doesn't do anything it
gives up.  THe calc does the same in calc/computer communications.



>of calc ie:
>   73 O
>82/83 O
>85/86 O
>89/92 O
>(the Os are buttons)

yes.

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Re: TI-H: e(g) driver

From: "Miles Raymond" <m_rayman@bigfoot.com>