Question about Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator
I found out after this problem happened to me a few hours ago, that it turned out the cable that comes with the ti 84 doesn't set properly in the usb port for the mac and i kinda had to push up on it from the bottom of the fingergrip and help slide it to touch the metal in the port and held it there until i finished uploading my programs.
Posted on May 08, 2012
Does TI-84 Plus is convenient for Survey of Calculus and Finite? Unless, which calculator should I have?
Posted on Apr 10, 2008
Does the cable you are using have a short in it? I would also check the port on the calc itself.
Posted on Mar 08, 2007
1.Get linking software for your computer, such as TiLP, or TI
Graph-Link, and follow the installation instructions to install it.
2.Plug your cable into the computer (where depends on what cable you
have)(somtimes your computer does not have the right kind of entrance) and the
other end into the calculator.
3.Start the linking program that you just installed. If it
detects the calculator, everything is working fine, and proceed.
4.Download calculator software from the internet. You can
find many programs athttp://www.ticalc.org
5.Make sure downloaded program is unzipped and located in a normal
windows folder
6.Select the program you downloaded in your linking program (how you
do this varies between programs) and send it to the calculator. For
Windows this can involve finding the unzipped program in windows explorer and
right clicking it (from a normal--nonzipped--folder window) and selecting
"send to TI device"
7.Use the program on your calculator.
TIPS: If you have a USB cable, you will need either TiLP or TI
Connect, no other software supports it
Things you'll need:
-A Texas Instruments graphing calculator
-A link cable for the calculator
-An internet connection
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