Re: Re(fcc): TI-H: Radio/Infrared/Laser Communications
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Re: Re(fcc): TI-H: Radio/Infrared/Laser Communications
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Grant Stockly <gussie@alaska.net>
>To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org <ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org>
>Date: Tuesday, November 03, 1998 6:57 PM
>Subject: Re: Re(fcc): TI-H: Radio/Infrared/Laser Communications
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>>So lets talk about calculators... I'm going to cram alot of code such as
>>serial uart and midi interface into the EII. THe interfaces will use the
>>'module port'. They usually aren't turned on, but when accessed they will
>>work.
>>
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>>What types of interfaces besides keyboard, serial, and midi do you guys
>want?
>
>Well, since you've already written code for an IDE interface, it might be
>nice to have it included in the whole bulk package. Who was it that took
>over writing the drivers for the orriginal one? Might be simpler for them to
>give up on that, and write an all around EII driver (or is going to be
>completely driverless? i keep forgetting these things)
Completely driverless would take tons of code, but I guess it would work.
maybe on an $8 8515...
>>How about MIT? Since you've programmed a toll booth you can get some real
>>nice scolarships. Colleges will accept a 3.0 student thats programmed a
>>toll booth over a 4.0 student who wines about how good he can do Trig 4.
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>CMU - Carnegie Mellon University, being a Pittsburgher, i've got a little
>home town loyalty (and it is ranked #3 amongst technical schools in the
>nation, so i figured it was a good compromise (my grades aren't good enough
>for MIT/Berkley because i don't do anything for school :))
Neither do I. I just took a test today that I hadn't studied for at all. :)
I might go to UAF...They have a cray and 4 T1s. Fine with me. :)
Of course your college CMU probably has dual fiber, but 4 T1s is good for
Fairbanks! :)
The AK pipeline has OC48 running parallel with it. Those control modules
sure take lots of bandwidth! :)
Grant
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