Can more than one Bluetooth gadget be used in a classroom?

1. Install the TI Connect software on the computer.
   
2. Connect the calculator to the computer using the Silver Link cable or the USB direct cable.
   
3. Run the TI Connect software and let it recognize the Calculator.
   
4. Once this is done, create the graph on the calculator, and click the screen capture button in TI Connect.
   
5. Save image in jpeg format.
   
6. Send it to the printer to print or insert it in a text document which you then print.

Connect Calculator to computer with a TI Silverlink cable or direct USB cable. Run TI Connect. In TI connect Main screen click the ScreenCapture button and wait for the calculator to be recognized and its screen captured.
Save it as jpeg. You will be able to print it with any picture software.

Having received no response in over a month, I assume this is no longer a problem.

Hi,
You say TIConnect is installed. Ok. Prepare you cable, and your calculator. Draw the graph you want to capture to the computer. Connect the cable to the calculator and connect the other end of the cable to the computer port (Serial port, or USB port). Make sure the calculator is still ON.

Run TIConnect. In the main window click the button TIDeviceInfo. This will launch the communication program between the calculator and the compouter. In the Select TI device the softaware must fin the calculator. If it does not you, will not be able to capture the screen.

Hope it helps.

Hello,
Read the following answer from the TI Knowledge Base.
Hope it helps.

How can I troubleshoot an Error in Xmit error message when transferring data between two graphing calculators?

The Error in Xmit error message is returned when a connection cannot be established between two calculators when attempting to transfer data. There are several factors that can contribute to this error message.
• The calculators being connected are not compatible for data transfer.
• The data cable is not firmly connected to both units.
• The receiving calculator is not in receive mode.
• The I/O port on one of the graphing calculators is damaged.
The procedure for connecting two graphing calculators is as follows:

• Connect the data cable to the I/O port of each unit. The cable will fit tightly in the I/O port and snap into place. If silver from the cable is visible, the cable is not properly connected.
• Access the Link menu on each unit
• Place the receiving graphing calculator on "Receive"
• Place the sending unit on "Transmit" or "Send" from the Link menu.

Once the data has been selected, the transfer will commence accordingly.

The data transfer protocols for graphing calculator is as follows:

• TI-73 - Link allows data sharing with another TI-73, TI-82, TI-83, and TI-83 Plus.
• TI-82 - Link allows data sharing with another TI-82.
• TI-83 - Link allows data sharing with the TI-82, TI-83 family calculator, and TI-84 Plus family calculator.
• TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus family- Link allows data sharing with another TI-82, TI-83 family calculator, and TI-84 Plus family calculator.
• TI-85 - Link allows data sharing with another TI-85(To a TI-86. Not From a TI-86).
• TI-86 - Link allows data sharing with another TI-86 and from a TI-85 to a TI-86.
• TI-89 family- Link allows data sharing with another TI-89 family calculator and from a TI-92 family calculator.
• TI-92 family- Link allows data sharing with another TI-92 family calculator and from a TI-89 family calculator.
• Voyage™ 200 - Link allows data sharing with another Voyage 200 and TI-92 family calculator.



If the cable does not fit properly into the I/O port, or if the I/O port appears to be damaged (broken or separated plastic, obstruction inside the port), call 1-800-TI-CARES (1-800-842-2737) M-TH 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM FRI 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Central Standard Time to speak to a representative or sending an email to [email protected].

Check to make sure TI-Connect is looking on the right port, whether USB or serial. If you have a serial cable, you might consider using Ti's Graph-Link software to connect. I have had trouble getting it to work right with TI-Connect. You can find Graph-Link on TI's Education site under Downloads > Connectivity Software. I personally prefer the free program TiLP, which runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux and supports whatever cable you want. Hope this helps!

Hello,
Yes you can transfer everything on you YI92/TI92PLus to your computer.
To connect it you need TIConnect software, and a USB TI Silvercable.
Once the software is installed, you can communicate with your calculator (capture anything on your TI screen as an image to your computer, install applications, transfer programs and so on).

Run TI connect on your calculator.
Draw the graph on your TI 92.
Connect the calculator to the computer.
Click Screen Capture in the TI Connect software window,
It will be store it in your user directory (My Documents ->My TI data)

Hope it helps

Hello,
Use the TIConnect software to connect the calculator to the computer.Then in the TIconnect main window you can drag and drop the applications you downloaded from education.ti.com. They will be transferred to the calculator.
I cannot understand why you cannot graph normally since the graphing is not an application, it is part of the OS.
While you are connected to the Internet and to the calculator, you may want to reinstall the OS directly from education.ti.com to your calculator
Hope it helps.

The cord that comes with the TI-83 Plus is a unit-to-unit link cable. It allows you to share data from one TI-83 (or other compatible TI calculator) to another. If you have the optional TI-GRAPH LINK adapter cable and the appropriate software it can also be connected to a PC.

For more info, here is the link to the manual. Chapter 19 discusses it in great detail.

http://education.ti.com/downloads/guidebooks/graphing/83p/83m$book-eng.pdf

Hope this helps..and good luck!

Are you using TI Connect or TI GRAPH LINK ?