[TI-H] Re: I remember hearing of a ti hub project a few years ago...
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[TI-H] Re: I remember hearing of a ti hub project a few years ago...
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If ALL you want is the ability to send from one calc to another calc or to
many calcs at the same time, and only be able to send from one calc at the
same time, then this may work.
first get a pcIO-12 or similar 24 in/out isa card. wire up a relay matrix
with a common bus, connect this to the link port of each calc. then program
the card to connect the arrpoiat calcs together, send the program, and the
others should load it.
this is assuming the calcs can handle sending to more than one calc at the
same time. if this is not the case then you need some type of a one-2-many
data converter.
On Sunday 29 April 2001 11:23, you wrote:
> I do remember that, and the concept is quite simple. If you wan Ti could
> make one in about one hour, although all participants either have to be one
> sender and three recievers in this case, since TI Basic isn't good enough
> to support such a hub.
>
> Giles Pollock wrote:
> > I seem to remember a project by someone to make a hub for ti
> > calculators... anyone still remember that?
> > Anyway, i had an idea, why build a hub when you can use a desktop (with
> > usb port) to do all the traffic routing using programs, and have enough
> > ports using the usb port with a few usb to parallel port devices... you
> > would need to make a little asm program so you could choose who you
> > wanted to send files to, and you could even make games for it if you knew
> > how (i dont).... anyone got any opinions?
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Bryan Fields, KB9MCI
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