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'''BCALL Address:''' 80BA
 
'''BCALL Address:''' 80BA
  
Returns the HW version.
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Returns the hardware version.
  
 
=== Inputs ===
 
=== Inputs ===
''None''
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* B: Default LCD version value
  
 
=== Outputs ===
 
=== Outputs ===
* A: HW Version
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* A: Hardware Version
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* B: On later hardware:
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** Bit 0: set to initialize LCD at higher power supply level.
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** Bit 1: set to initialize LCD at higher power supply level.
  
 
=== Destroys ===
 
=== Destroys ===
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== Comments ==
 
== Comments ==
For 83 Plus, HW version 0 is the original TI-83 Plus, HW version 1 is the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, and HW version 3 is the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition.
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Hardware version 0 is the original TI-83 Plus, version 1 is the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, version 2 is the TI-84 Plus, and version 3 is the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition.
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On later versions of the TI-73/Explorer and TI-83 Plus (hardware version 0), this BCALL returns information about the LCD controller in B. The return value is checked bitwise, but appears to use the same higher power supply level regardless of which bit is set.

Latest revision as of 22:39, 14 September 2011

Synopsis

Official Name: GetHWVer

BCALL Address: 80BA

Returns the hardware version.

Inputs

  • B: Default LCD version value

Outputs

  • A: Hardware Version
  • B: On later hardware:
    • Bit 0: set to initialize LCD at higher power supply level.
    • Bit 1: set to initialize LCD at higher power supply level.

Destroys

None

Comments

Hardware version 0 is the original TI-83 Plus, version 1 is the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, version 2 is the TI-84 Plus, and version 3 is the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition.

On later versions of the TI-73/Explorer and TI-83 Plus (hardware version 0), this BCALL returns information about the LCD controller in B. The return value is checked bitwise, but appears to use the same higher power supply level regardless of which bit is set.