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General| Display | 96 x 64 pixels, monochrome LCD |
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| RAM | 24 KB |
| Flash ROM | 1.5 MB |
| Programming | TI-BASIC, Z80 assembly |
| Processor | Zilog Z80 |
| Power | 4 AAA batteries |
| Connectivity | I/O port |
| Weight | 7.4 oz |
Provides an overview of the TI-83 Plus SILVER EDITION's capabilities including speed and Flash Apps.
Details the memory layout, page structure, and capacity of the TI-83 Plus SILVER EDITION's Flash ROM.
Explains common elements like entry points, variable types, and system flags for TI-83 Plus SILVER EDITION development.
Introduces new B_CALLs for setting processor speed and determining OS version on the TI-83 Plus SILVER EDITION.
Details the use of header tags, like APP_HW_LEVEL, to control application execution speed.
Discusses potential display issues when running applications at increased speeds on the TI-83 Plus SILVER EDITION.
Explains how the TI-83 Plus SILVER EDITION's DBUS hardware assist impacts app development and requires care.
Describes methods for monitoring DBUS lines and how the new hardware assist affects detection.
Details how toggling DBUS lines can cause resets and abort transmissions with the DBUS hardware assist.
Explains error conditions like TIMEOUT when the DBUS assist unit encounters data sending issues.
Details the GetSysInfo routine for retrieving system information, including current speed and hardware revision.
Explains the Nzlf83Plus utility to check if the calculator is a TI-83 Plus or a SILVER EDITION.
Details the SetExSpeed routine for setting the execution speed (slow or fast) of applications.
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