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These ports are used to set a new value to the TI-84+'s timer. | These ports are used to set a new value to the TI-84+'s timer. | ||
| − | ''For further information on the clock, read the documentation for | + | ''For further information on the clock, read the documentation for ports [[83Plus:Ports:40|40h]] and [[83Plus:Ports:45|45h-48h]]. |
== Comments == | == Comments == | ||
Revision as of 20:30, 26 March 2005
Synopsis
Port Numbers: 41h through 44h
Function: Clock Setting Ports
These ports are used to set a new value to the TI-84+'s timer.
For further information on the clock, read the documentation for ports 40h and 45h-48h.
Comments
Reading from the port simply gives the last value outputted to the port. These ports are nothing more than a simple external "register" where the new clock values are stored.
Like the actual clock ports (ports 45h-48h), these are arranged so the first port is the least significant byte in a 32-bit value, which gives the number of seconds after midnight, January 1st, 1997.
Credits and Contributions
- Michael Vincent: Initial Documentation
