Re: TI-86 Graph Link problems
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Re: TI-86 Graph Link problems
Or, the mouse on COM 1 could be conflicting. Port 1 and 3, Port 2 and 4
Like to hang together. Try running w/out your mouse and plug cable into
Com1. If you don't have an internal modem, you should have an external
com2 that works. I haven't seen many computers w/a com 3 port.
On Sat, 25 Oct 1997 15:34:36 -0400 Joseph Gaffney
<gaffney@THETHINKER.COM> writes:
>At 09:35 PM 10/24/97 -0400, Eddie Maldonado wrote:
>>I just spent 35 dollars on this simplistic little cable for my TI-86.
> I
>was >hoping I would have been playing ZTetris or Lunar Lander by now
>but
>that isn't >the case. For some crazy reason the program, TI-Graph
>Link for
>86, says it >cannot open my communication port. I have already
>checked
>that the cable is >plugged in firmly on both sides, I'm not that
>dumb. I
>have created COM ports 3 >& 4 to hook up, I only have port 3 but I
>tried
>everything. I really want to use >this program really soon, so can
>someone
>lend some advice to me?
>
>Com 3 could be open by another program, check that to be sure. Make
>sure
>your modem, mouse, etc, run on diff ports, then check and see if the
>settings for com 3 are correct (address, etc)
>
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