The port is designed to fit the USB cable tightly, and to withstand the pressure necessary to securely connect the USB cable. Step 5: Ensure that the USB cable is fully inserted into the calculator. Step 4: Ensure that you are using the USB cable that came with the calculator. Step 3: If charging from your computer, ensure that your computer is not in sleep or hibernation mode.
Look for the UL stamp, and confirm that it states that it is 1000 mA or higher. To determine whether your charger is UL-certified, flip it over to the inside, and read the label. Step 2: If you are using a wall charger, make sure you are using a TI wall charger or other UL-certified USB charger rated for at least 1 amp (usually written as “1A” or “1000 mA”). If the charge indicator does not increase after 2 hours or it will not stay powered on after disconnecting from the charging source please try the following steps: If your calculator boots up, if the charge indicator displays a low charge, if it does let the calculator charge for a couple of hours. Step 1: Please try charging your calculator. If at all possible please backup all your files by copying data files and programs from your calculator to a folder on your computer using TI Connect CE Software: However, the resets described in the troubleshooting steps below may cause a loss of applications, programs, and data. Don't forget to provide your email address and specify which program you want.We recommend a hard reset on your calculator. Programs are still in development and are continuously being improved.įor the special programs, such as "the eigen value calculator", send a request, as I'm interested to know where the students come from.įor questions, requests for programs or remarks, don't hesitate to mail to: or chat. It provides confidence in the Ti program's results by comparing them with results obtained with Matlab, Simulink, Multisim and practical setups in the laboratories.Īll programs are free and are used all over the world. Only programs without explanation and examples would not be sufficient. The programs also run on the "old" Ti-84 plus, but will take more time than the CE version.ĭiscover for example the Network analysis programs, the Differential Equation Solvers, The Fourier analysis, the control system program for Ti84: the Nyquist diagram, The Eigenvalue calculator etc. Programs are focused on High School and University students. Each topic is explained on a separate page. On this new (6-2022) website, programs about electrical and mechatronic engineering, mathematics and control system theory for TI-84 Plus (CE) are discussed and can be downloaded.
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