can this cord link a ti83 calculator to a ti84?
2073282
Yes. The cord plugs into the bottom (below the decimal point key) of the TI83 and plugs into the top of the TI84 (where it says I/O).The old cords that came with the TI83 don't work with the TI84, but these one pictured will work with both. Hope this helps.
2073283
Yes. The cord plugs into the bottom (below the decimal point key) of the TI83 and plugs into the top of the TI84 (where it says I/O). The old cords that came with the TI83 don't work with the TI84, but these one pictured will work with both. Hope this helps.
2073284
It can. Connect to the I/O link port (for ti83, connect to the only port that is there; TI 84, connect to the port labeled "I/O"
81746
I don't see why it wouldn't. It appears to be a standard IDE connection, from the pictures I could find
2184861
No, this one links from one calculator to another. The one that connects to the computer (through USB) looks like this. http://www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-94327-Graphlink-USB/dp/B00006BXBS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393361764&sr=8-1&keywords=ti+83+usb+connectivity
2184862
This is the older style cable for the round 3.5 mm connector from one ti to another ti. hope this helps.
1136128
I am not aware of what format is required by you or is used by TI-89. In general, it should basically be able to do so.
705247
Mine worked as the orginal. You should have no problem even though the numbers are different.
2184860
No, this one links from one calculator to another. The one that connects to the computer (through USB) looks like this. Texas Instruments 94327 Ti Graphlink USB
1938856
You can purchase a male/female adapter (cheaply) that provides the correct interface. If I remember correctly, it's a 1/4" to 3/8" conversion.
219523
I own a Ti2. The Ti series all have the same fittings so the answer is yes.
1927209
TI-Connect (as well as other transferring programs) is able to do this. It should have come on the CD-ROM that was provided with the calculator when you bought it. If you don't have the disk or lost it, you can download the latest version of TI-Connect from http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productDetail/us_ti_connect.html. Make sure it's able to detect your calculator after you install it. TI-ScreenCapture is what you want. With it, you're able to take a snapshot of whatever is on the calculator's screen at the moment, which you can then save as an image file on the computer.
229997
Seller claims it will work on any calculator that take a black & red ribbon. I would ask the seller because all machines are not the same. Hope this helps...
2054914
I highly doubt it. I don't believe those device have the software for n - trig input.
1572101
Im sorry I do not know the answer to that. I used it to connect my old Omni Key 101 keyboard by Northgate Computer Systems to my new HP Windows 8 computer.
907738
It only connects the calculator to the computer. The calculator is powered independently by 4 AAA batteries.
1041866
I don't know. I'm using TI-89 with this cable and working so good over W7 and W8.So, in the TI web site talk about TI-82.
938408
This cable is intended for the TI-83 Plus. It will work for the TI-84 too... but you would be smarter to use a regular mini-USB cable with the TI-84 because it is much faster.So... the answer to your question as asked is... YES. :-)
2184863
No this cable links 2 ti83s together allowing you to send the operating system or other things to another device.