Re: TI-H: TI Modem
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Re: TI-H: TI Modem
Instead of having to access the link port (at 36 kilobits baud or whatever it
is) a chip can be hooked up directly to the CPU of the TI92 (through the ROM
expansion module) and be accessed at about a megabyte a second (I BELIEVE, may
not be quite that fast. It also depends on the software used to read the
data.) on a normally clocked TI92. This would require only the chip that you
need to access with no serial interface. It's cheaper (you don't need a serial
interface), simpler (you don't need program in all the serial stuff, you just
copy a memory location) and a whole lot faster (already discussed).
To get bus access on other TI calcs, you will need to do some hardware
modification to the calculator.
-Calan
clambert@ieee.org
J D wrote:
> Explain what this means?
>
> >Link port... Why aren't you using bus access? It's easier, cheaper and a
> >whole lot faster.
> >
> >-Chris Lambert
> >clambert@ieee.org
> >
> >Grant Stockly wrote:
> >
> > > The etnernet chip already has a buffer.
> > >
> > > The calculator link port is just not clocked at 10MHz.
> > > >OK, in other words we'd have to add a buffer external to the chip.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >> >It wouldn't have to go very fast at all. Just provide telnet
> >services,
> > > >> >finger, that sort of thing.
> > > >> >How could this be implemented?
> > > >> >
> > > >>
> > > >> >>It would work...at 5k a second it might miss some packets.
> > > >>
> > > >>I didn't say it would be slow. I said it would miss packets.
> > > >>
> > > >>if they were 1 4k packet a second, the calc would take ~.80 seconds a
> > > >>packet. There isn't too much of a buffer in ethernet chips.
> > > >>
> > > >
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