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Topic: Usb8x

	Usb8x - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This article has been tagged since August 2005.
		Usb8x is a Flash application for the TI-84+ and TI-84+SE graphing calculators.
		It is a driver that interfaces with the calculator's built in USB port, allowing developers to easily create their own USB device drivers for use on the calculators.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Usb8x (148 words)

	usb8x Project Homepage
		This is the homepage for the usb8x driver for the TI-84 Plus calculator.
		usb8x provides USB host capabilities to the calculator, and currently sports nifty demos for USB mouse, USB keyboard, and TI-Graphlink Silverlink.
		If you don't have an 84 Plus, or haven't bought an adapter cable, you can check out a usb8x demo video (4.5 MB) to see it in action.
	usb8x.sourceforge.net (126 words)

	Video Technology Magazine
		A few weeks ago, Dan Englender released a new flash application usb8x.
		Usb8x is a driver that interfaces with the On-the-Go USB port in the TI-84 Plus and TI-84 Plus Silver Edition.
		It is designed to be used by other programmers to create drivers for a variety of USB peripherals, including a keyboard and mouse.
	www.videotechnology.com /new0805.html (1131 words)

	USB Peripherals for the 84+ - ticalc.org
		A few weeks ago, the ever-famous Dan Englender released a revolutionary new flash application called usb8x.
		Theoretically this means that drivers can be written to support nearly any USB device (so long as it consumes 100 mA or less of bus power).
		Usb8x will open up an entirely new world of possibilities for graphing calculators.
	www.ticalc.org /archives/news/articles/13/130/130297.html (1283 words)

	Howto: Connect Your TI-83 Calculator to the Internet
		If I remember correctly, there's also something similar to this for the TI-86, although it's not quite as capable as the TI-83 version (I remember reading in the documentation that the TI-86 version can't do IRC or other things that use similar protocols).
		@jimXugly Its not possible yet, but if you get a TI-84+ and a neat program called usb8x (http://usb8x.sf.net) which lets you connect USB peripherals, but you'd have to write the driver, so good luck with that.
		As far as the movies go, that was one of the lead third-party developers on the 83+ platform that wrote a FAT layer atop the usb8x (usb8x.sf.net) driver layer and pulled that movie off his flash drive and played it.
	digg.com /mods/Howto:_Connect_Your_TI-83_Calculator_to_the_Internet (1205 words)

	Ti 83 Calculator: Information on calculator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Alright, Texas Instruments fanboys — gather ‘round, for we bear tidings of a new driver written for the TI-84+ that interfaces with that unit’s USB On-the-Go port and renders it usable with a number of USB peripherals.
		Already tested with the Usb8x flash application are a USB mouse, and a loopback test for the USB Silverlink — and, a USB flash drive.
		The video below shows a scene from The Matrix playing off of a 1GB Lexar JumpDrive on the TI-84+’s screen — yeah, PSP it is not but hey, who knows when you’ll be stuck on a desert island with only your trusty calculator, a USB cable and a USB flash drive?
	ti83calculator.meadcalculator.com /archive/ti83calculatorxbt (1043 words)

	Cemetech \| View topic - Usb8x Ramifications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		I think it is mandatory that Kerm integrate a driver using usb8x into Doors CS that allows you to use a USB mouse.
		I believe I mentioned somewhere that usb8x will be incorporated.
		I will have a single App that contains both usb8x and TICI 2.0 drivers, and have it autodetect the calc type.
	www.cemetech.net /forum/viewtopic.php?t=408 (498 words)

	United-TI > Beta 6.0 near completion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Add support for USB drives, using an USB8x type driver, but so that programs stored on a drive wouldn't have be moved back and forth when they want to use it.
		Oct 23 2005, 12:19 AM That isn't a feature most people would use, and might push you over the edge memory-wise to two flash pages.
		I believe Dan is going to do that in MirageOS.
	forums.unitedti.org /lofiversion/index.php/t3726.html (1112 words)

	Internal Usb Cable Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Alright, Texas Instruments fanboys and#8212; gather and#8216;round, for we bear tidings of a new driver written for the TI-84+ that interfaces with that unitand#8217;s USB On-the-Go port and renders it usable with a number of USB peripherals.
		Already tested with the Usb8x flash application are a USB mouse, and a loopback test for the USB Silverlink and#8212; and, a USB flash drive.
		The video below shows a scene from The Matrix playing off of a 1GB Lexar JumpDrive on the TI-84+and#8217;s screen and#8212; yeah, PSP it is not but hey, who knows when youand#8217;ll be stuck on a desert island with only your trusty calculator, a USB cable and a USB flash drive?
	www.cableguidez.info /internal-usb-cable (1333 words)

	United-TI > Signs That You Are Addicted To Ti (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		You port TASM and PTI to your cellphone so that you can program ASM everywhere
		You use USB8x to have 1GB of games on a memory stick
		you use TIMM and USB8x to watch LOTR movies on your calculator
	forums.unitedti.org /lofiversion/index.php/t1306-350.html (1969 words)

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