Emulator for TI- calculators

haowong · 07-29-06, 02:52 AM

Ti-83, Ti-89, Ti-92+ and voyage 200

are all programmable computers that basically can handle any college/university math, ranging from finance, to algebra, it does integrals/derivatives and loads of other math calculations, as long as someone programs it.

I was just wondering if there is an emulator for it or a calculator with the same mathematical power.

Thanks

stether · 07-29-06, 03:13 AM

Search on the WEB wtih the words "pocketpc ti emulator" will find what you want

Zaniax · 07-29-06, 03:42 AM

one hit at google ... and that's a wrong answer!

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wuzy · 07-29-06, 03:53 AM

Originally Posted by stether

Search on the WEB wtih the words "pocketpc ti emulator" will find what you want

It's so easy to find it's not funny!
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files...309/30978.html
I have doubts it'll work with WM5.

You need to refine your Google skills.

http://virtual-ti-pocket-emulator.en...c.com/ie/31667
Here's the newest version and should work with WM5.

And I hit the jackpot:
http://62.65.69.4/pub/win/date.html

GUYS, this is no brainer stuff! Com'on!

haowong · 07-29-06, 07:51 AM

Thank you for the help.

Just wanted to point out that most google search will bring in results that link to
http://ticalcemulator.calcnews.net

which seems dead. Looks like the hosting expired and the owner did not bother to pay.

I did however find ticalcemulator.zip
Of course, it doesn't say it emulate TI-92plus, which is the calc I have.
If it ask for a ROM, I'll be out of luck...

I'll check it out

DaLabrador · 07-29-06, 12:45 PM

VTI Pocket works fine on my x51v(wm5).
Yeah, you'll need the actual calculator and a computer cable(for ROM download) if you're a good guy.

Eric12341 · 07-29-06, 01:32 PM

is there a cab file for this.

08-06-06, 05:40 PM

can someone please pm me a cab file for this please? that would be Very much appreciated. thanks in advance!

CharlyV · 08-06-06, 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by haowong

Ti-83, Ti-89, Ti-92+ and voyage 200

are all programmable computers that basically can handle any college/university math, ranging from finance, to algebra, it does integrals/derivatives and loads of other math calculations, as long as someone programs it.

I was just wondering if there is an emulator for it or a calculator with the same mathematical power.

Thanks

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haowong · 08-08-06, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by CharlyV

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A TI-92 plus or Voyage 200 is a pretty bulky but powerful computer.

If you are in engineering, think of it as a portable MATLAB...

I believe it runs on a 30Mhz (I can't remember exactly) which may seem a lot weaker than an Axim x51v, but the CPU was designed in a way to maximize complex calculations.

I do not know how the Axim CPU was designed... for sure complex math wasn't in the mind of the designers... however, I believe the 600+Mhz should be more than enough to emulate my TI92-plus....

I just need to find the software to do it.

So far, eveything points to

1- emulators for weaker calculators (TI-83 etc)
2- A website that is dead (non existing)

Zaniax · 08-28-06, 04:53 AM

Just downloaded a TI59 emulator cab-file directly to my x3i from http://www.zanchetta.net/pocketPC/de...age=TI59ce.htm

Works OK -

The page is in french - but the emulator don't care :p
Just click on Télécharger TI59ce pour Pocket PC (.cab)

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Patrick Y. · 09-04-06, 12:19 AM

Hi everyone

I searched and searched but I just can't find an emulator that supports Ti-84 Silver. Please help! Also, it'll be a plus if you guys can point me to an pc TI emulator. Again, I've searched and searched but I can't find one that support TI 84.

Thanks.

DaLabrador · 09-04-06, 01:31 AM

LME is matlabish. I haven't tested it alot, but i believe it works on wm5.