[TI-H] Re: Serial Link + Calc Freeze = ?
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[TI-H] Re: Serial Link + Calc Freeze = ?
So let me get this straight, the $4 serial link is a cheap
substitute. It works but not on all computers, so there is a
chance that the link I have works perfect, but won't work on my
Compaq. The bbc2.gif might work better because it has a wider
range of hard ware that it works on. Or there is a chance that
the stupid link I have doesn't work right at all, but I have a
Compaq and TI-83+, they aren't the greatest things in the
world. I checked www.ticalc.org and the only software that
works on the TI-83 plus and the serial link is the Graph link
thing software. Is there a chance that it's that and not the
link?
How much would it cost to build the bcc2.gif link or would it
just be better to buy the one from www.ti.com?
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---- On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, David Knaack (dknaack@rdtech.com)
wrote:
>
> From: "Social Outcast" <sjaguar13@ureach.com>
> > What's SPICE?
>
> A high-end software based circuit simulator.
>
> > So the $4 serial link is a pile of crap and I need to build
> > bcc2.gif thing?
>
> The $4 serial link works for many people, myself included,
> however, it is a hack, and does not meet the specifications
> for devices attached to RS232 ports, and so might not work
> with your particular hardware. It does work with most
hardware.
>
> The more complicated (but still trivial to constuct) bcc2.gif
is
> superiour in design, and is much more likely to work with
> a wide range of hardware. It might work better for you.
>
> DK
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