Re: Any way to use the 89 as a timer, and what's I/O speed
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Re: Any way to use the 89 as a timer, and what's I/O speed if ti's (89),
Use a loop, doing a calculation that takes one second to do, on the 86 it is
close to 99999999^99 and then 99^99. Using this I have made some pretty
accurate timers, though it might not be what you're looking for, this could be
done in basic like this (on an 86)
:0->T
:Lbl A
:ClLCD
:Disp "Elapsed Time", T
:T+1->T
:999999999^99
:99^99
:Goto A
Christian Meland wrote:
> I would like to use the ti-89 to time the execution of some of it's own
> commands. Is that possible?
> (Something like
> GetTime()->t
> factor(1234567891)
> t-GetTime()->t
> t)
>
> Can anyone tell me the I/O speed of the ti89, both when communicating with
> another ti and with a pc?
>
> Thanks alot for any help.
>
> Christian
> --
> Christian Meland
> Research Scientist, PFI
> N-7034 Trondheim, Norway
> Phone +4773550976, at home +47 73922526
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