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merthsoft
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This is awesome information. Do you have any docs on the broken format?
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Yes, but all I have is the Hex. Plus, it's only the security sequences/header that have been cracked. I'm still working on replicating images.
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Thanks so much for sharing this! I notice that the serial port is listed as a "three-pin" serial port - I wonder if we could bit-bang a connection over something like CALCnet. 
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| KermMartian wrote: | | Thanks so much for sharing this! I notice that the serial port is listed as a "three-pin" serial port - I wonder if we could bit-bang a connection over something like CALCnet. |
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| JosJuice wrote: | | KermMartian wrote: | | Thanks so much for sharing this! I notice that the serial port is listed as a "three-pin" serial port - I wonder if we could bit-bang a connection over something like CALCnet. |
Is three-pin the kind of serial port 8x uses as well? |
If by "three-pin" they mean "two pins and a ground", then it's almost definitely bit-bangable in ASM into something TI-compatible. If they mean "three pins and a ground", then no such luck.
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You couldn't just ignore a pin?
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We can make an adapter if it's the latter. But wouldn't it be incompatible with most computers if it were the latter?
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| calcdude84se wrote: | | You couldn't just ignore a pin? |
Oh, good point. (/me facepalms) The thing you couldn't do is try to bitbang the TI protocol to keep up with the Casio serial protocol. I think it is a 4-wire, 1 ground protocol, because they mention serial with hardware flow control, aka TX/RX; RX/TX; XON/XOFF.
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This isn't really documentation, but it's not worth its own topic:
WFRNG was ported to the Prizm a little while ago.
http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?topic=5432.0[/url]
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I'll be very honest with you; I'm somewhat sick of the WFRNG meme, but I'd glad to see that people are learning this new device. What language was the WFRNG clone written in?
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BASIC. Casio hasn't released the C compiler yet.
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| Qwerty.55 wrote: | | BASIC. Casio hasn't released the C compiler yet. |
Gotcha, that makes sense. How does the Casio flavor of BASC compare to the TI-BASIC variant, if that's not too stupid of a question that I could answer myself with a bit of JFGI.
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In terms of functions, it's [almost] everything TI-BASIC should have been. The only things missing are the USB port and spriting commands.
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| Qwerty.55 wrote: | | In terms of functions, it's [almost] everything TI-BASIC should have been. The only things missing are the USB port and spriting commands. |
Oh wow, that's great to hear! I'm thinking more and more strongly about getting one of these when they come out to play with; how many of you are doing the same?
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If I have any money left after Christmas I might get it
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Might not be a bad idea, but I'll wait for you guys to figure out the hard stuff so I can do it easier.
I know, I'm lazy.
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| c.sprinkle wrote: | Might not be a bad idea, but I'll wait for you guys to figure out the hard stuff so I can do it easier.
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Well, there's a difference between (1) being lazy, (2) not knowing enough to do something, and (3) being too lazy to experiment and learn.
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| c.sprinkle wrote: | Might not be a bad idea, but I'll wait for you guys to figure out the hard stuff so I can do it easier.
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Well, that's why I'm doing it. No need for everyone to learn how to edit long hex codes to make their 1337 BASIC quadratic solvers [with large graphics!] 
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Oooh, color quadratic solver! Can't wait for the first one of those. >_<
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