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'''Port Numbers:''' 41h through 44h | '''Port Numbers:''' 41h through 44h | ||
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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. | ||
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 port 40h.
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
