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2013-02-25
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@ N900: Battery low. N950: torx 4 re-used once and fine; SIM port torn apart
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Quick reply...
So, a Calculator-Based Laboratory can send data to a calculator, from CBL's serial port to calculator's mini-B USB port. Right? I don't know the shape-appearance-structure of CBL's serial port. However, I expect there is an easy-to-find micro-mini USB adapter. You will need it because N900 has micro-USB port, and the TI's cable for connecting CBL with calculator expects a mini-B-USB port.
That's all I can say about hardware. Now, software...
Usually, N900 receives power through the port, from either a charger or a computer. However, in order to connect to USB based data collection devices and probes, like some TI-calculators do, N900 needs USB-On-The-Go.
There is a beta hostmode on N900. It is Beta software but has been proved to work by numerous people on here... For example, by attaching a USB mouse to N900.
There is a thread for problems with specific peripherals.
Best wishes.
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Per aspera ad astra...
So, a Calculator-Based Laboratory can send data to a calculator, from CBL's serial port to calculator's mini-B USB port. Right? I don't know the shape-appearance-structure of CBL's serial port. However, I expect there is an easy-to-find micro-mini USB adapter. You will need it because N900 has micro-USB port, and the TI's cable for connecting CBL with calculator expects a mini-B-USB port.
That's all I can say about hardware. Now, software...
Usually, N900 receives power through the port, from either a charger or a computer. However, in order to connect to USB based data collection devices and probes, like some TI-calculators do, N900 needs USB-On-The-Go.
There is a beta hostmode on N900. It is Beta software but has been proved to work by numerous people on here... For example, by attaching a USB mouse to N900.
There is a thread for problems with specific peripherals.
Best wishes.
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Per aspera ad astra...
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2013-02-25
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that is not correct the cbl uses a 2.5 haedphonejack like cable to connect to calculators
here is a picture http://www.google.de/imgres?q=ti+cbl...w=1399&bih=710
Last edited by awett; 2013-02-25 at 13:19.
here is a picture http://www.google.de/imgres?q=ti+cbl...w=1399&bih=710
Last edited by awett; 2013-02-25 at 13:19.
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what you describe is a simple USB-serial adapter with a 2.5mm stereo male to plug into the TI calculator, i believe it is a pl2303?? chip so that driver needs to be available, look into drivers added to kernelpower. If you want there is already a program called ticalc for linux that would have to be compiled and probably optomized for scratchbox or just install and run in chroot debian.
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thnak you