TI-92 Link Protocol Guide - Remote control/command
The TI-92's remote control ability is "silent," which means that the calculator does not need to be put in a special mode. The remote control ability can be utilized any time the calculator is ready to accept a keypress. Key codes : here.
Remote command:
The protocol used for sending a remote command is shown below.
Step | Direction | Packet | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
|
|
|
CMD |
2 |
|
ACK |
The scancode of the key is sent in the last two bytes of the
command. Scancodes are defined in the section B8
to B12 of the French TI-92 guidebook or p. 384 of the US TI-92
guidebook.
Example:
PC: | 09 87 31 00 | Command: Key <1> |
TI: | 89 56 00 00 | Acknowledgement of command |
PC: | 09 87 31 00 | Command: <1> |
TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
PC: | 09 87 2B 00 | Command: <+> |
TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
PC: | 09 87 41 00 | Command: <a> |
TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
PC: | 09 87 0D 00 | Command: <ENTER> |
TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
41 2B 31 FF | Reply with result "a+1" |