Hey all. I asked in the SAX chat but I don’t think anyone knew.

But I was recently thinking... I often don’t have any access to a computer for things like writing code and programming my extensive collection of Arduinos. I wonder if there’s a way to do that from my calculator?

I started researching into MISO and MOSI. To program something like an Arduino from a TI calculator (monochrome), I just linked the I/O port to MOSI and SCLK. I wrote a simple program that just sent the code to blink an LED, and to my surprise it worked!

So now here I am, wondering if anyone has ever tried using a calculator to program an AVR before, or if they’ve only ever tried finding ways to link the two together (for things like CALCnet).

If not, please let me know if I should try doing this, and if you’d like to help!

There is ArTICL.

More information about ArTICL can be found here: https://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10809&start=0

Hmm, thanks, but that’s not what I’m looking for. This isn’t just linking them. This is uploading code from one to the other.

As in programming the Arduino using the calculator.

Edit: You probably think I’m weird now, but I got autocorrected. I typed “hmm” and it changed to “mom”.