Texas Instruments TI-GRAPH LINK 2 Manuale

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English

TI.GRAPH LINKé2

FOR THE MACINTOSH®

CONDENSED GUIDEBOOK

Note: This guidebook applies to the TI graphing

calculators and accessories described on page 3. Graphic

screens in this guidebook were captured from the TI-86

and TI-89. Screens from other products may be slightly

different.

Apple®, Macintosh®, Macintosh Drag-n-Drop® are registered

trademarks, and TeachText™and SimpleText™are trademarks of

Apple Computer, Inc.

PostScript® is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc.

NOTE: Text in red underlined text on pages 3, 4, and 5 is to be translated.

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Getting Started with TI-GRAPH LINK 2 for Macintosh....... 3

Which Calculators are Compatible?.................................. 3

Support for CBRèAccessory ............................................ 3

Support for USB Cable ....................................................... 3

System Requirements, Gray Cable Support ..................... 3

System Requirements, USB Cable Support...................... 4

Apple Computer Internet URLs for Additional

Information. .................................................................... 4

Connecting the TI-GRAPH LINK Cable .............................. 5

Installing the TI-GRAPH LINK Software ............................ 5

Starting and Exiting TI-GRAPH LINK................................. 5

Opening a Connection to Your Calculator ....................... 6

Beginning a New Program ...................................................... 7

Creating a New Program File............................................. 7

Selecting a Keyword from the Function List ................... 8

Getting, Printing, and Saving Calculator LCD Screens........ 9

Using Group Windows........................................................... 11

Copying Objects from the Calculator to the Macintosh.... 12

Sending Objects from the Macintosh to the Calculator .... 14

Opening, Editing, and Printing Calculator Objects............ 15

Editing an Object Directly on the Calculator...................... 16

Working with Lab Reports .................................................... 17

Transferring a Lab Report from the Calculator to the

Macintosh ... .................................................................. 17

Viewing the Lab Report .................................................... 18

Editing the Lab Report...................................................... 19

Printing the Lab Report .................................................... 19

Setting Preferences................................................................ 20

Selecting the Default Calculator and the Default

Communication Port......................................................... 20

Connecting Automatically at Startup.............................. 20

Setting Print Headers Preference.................................... 21

Setting the Sorting Preference......................................... 21

Setting the Resolution of a Captured Screen................. 21

Working with Backups .......................................................... 22

Backing Up a Calculator................................................... 22

Reloading a Backup .......................................................... 22

Support and Service Information......................................... 23

Product Support ................................................................ 23

Product Service ................................................................. 23

Other TI Products and Services....................................... 23

Warranty Information............................................................ 24

Customers in the U.S. and Canada Only......................... 24

All Customers outside the U.S. and Canada................... 24

Table of Contents

Contents

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TI-GRAPH LINK 2 for Macintosh is compatible with all TI

graphing calculators that have an input/output port, with

the following exceptions. The TI-82 and TI-85 are not

compatible.

When new graphing calculators with I/O ports are released

by TI, the TI-GRAPH LINK software will be updated to

support those calculators.

To see which calculators are compatible with your version

of the TI-GRAPH LINK software, open the Connection

menu. If your calculator is not listed in the menu, check

the TI web site at:

http://www.ti.com/calc/docs/link.htm

for updated TI-GRAPH LINK software.

You can also use TI-GRAPH LINK 2 to open a connection

to the CBRèCBL 2è, and TI Presenterèaccessories,

available separately.

However, you cannot open a connection to the CBLè

(Computer-Based Laboratory) accessory.

You can use TI-GRAPH LINK 2 to open a connection using

a USB cable between the graphing calculator and

Macintosh computer provided that the Macintosh has an

available USB port. A USB connection provides faster

communication and better performance between the two

units than the gray cable connected to the modem or

printer ports.

The Macintosh used to run TI-GRAPH LINK 2 using the

gray TI GRAPH LINK cable must meet the following

hardware and software requirements.

• Any 68K or PowerPC-based Macintosh computer

running Mac OS 7.1 or better. (Exceptions: Macintosh

models 128K, 512K, 512 Ke, XL, Puls, SE, SE FDHD, and

Classic.)

• 4 MB of available RAM.

• Available modem, printer, or combined printer/modem

port, or other available serial port.

Note: You will not be able to drag items to or from the

Finder or other applications on systems running any

Macintosh operating system versions earlier than 7.5.

However, Add and Save Selection commands in the File

menu allow this functionality.

Getting Started with TI-GRAPH LINK 2 for Macintosh

Which

Calculators are

Compatible?

Support for

Accessories

Support for

USB Cable

System

Requirements,

Gray Cable

Support

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The Macintosh used to run TI-GRAPH LINK 2 using the

USB TI GRAPH LINK cable must meet the following

hardware and software requirements.

• Any PowerPC-based Macintosh with USB support

running Mac OS 8.1 or better, or Apple USB 1.1 or

better.

• Apple “SerialShimLib” extension installed prior to

installing the TI-GRAPH LINK USB driver.

Note: The SerialShimLib is part of the Mac OS 8.6 system

update and is installed ONLY on Macintosh computers

with built-in USB support (i.e., iBook, iMac, Blue & White

G3 and G4 models). It can be added to the extension folder

of systems running Mac OS 8.1 with either built-in USB

(original iMacs), or systems that have installed a third-

party USB card and are using Apple’s USB Card Support.

Please note that support for Mac OS 8.1 is limited to the

original iMac computers only.

•Apple USB Adapter Card Support 1.4.1 (for OS 8.6 and

better).

http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n11543

•Apple USB Adapter Card Support 1.2 (for OS 8.5.1).

http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n11487

•Apple USB DDK 1.2 (contains “SerialShimLib” in

Examples, USBModem) 1.5MB download.

ftp://ftp.apple.com/developer/Development_Kits/Mac_OS_

USB/Mac_OS_USB_DDK_v1.2.sea.hqx

•Apple USB DDK 1.4.1 (latest USB release, also

contains “SerialShimLib”) 3.8MB download.

ftp://ftp.apple.com/developer/Development_Kits/Mac_OS_

USB/Mac_OS_USB_DDK_v1.4.1.sea.hqx

System

Requirements,

USB Cable

Support

Apple

Computer

Internet URLs

for Additional

Information

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The TI-GRAPH LINK hardware connects to the Macintosh

via the USB port, modem port, or printer port of the

computer, and to the input/output port of the calculator.

1. Connect the TI-GRAPH LINK cable to your Macintosh.

• If USB cable, connect one end of the cable to the

Macintosh USB port.

• If gray cable, connect one end of the 8-pin to 25-pin

adapter cable to the Macintosh modem or printer

port on the rear of the unit. Connect the gray cable

to the 25-pin end of the 8-pin to 25-pin adapter cable.

2. Connect the other end of the TI-GRAPH LINK cable to

the calculator.

Important: The TI-GRAPH LINK cable must be

connected and the calculator turned on before getting

screens, and sending and receiving files. Push in all

connectors firmly.

If the software is on: Then:

3½-inch diskette

You may want to copy

the diskette and use

the copy.

1. Insert the diskette into the

Macintosh.

2. Open the diskette and double-

click the Installer icon.

CD-ROM If your Macintosh is set for

Autostart, the installation

program starts when you insert

the CD.

Otherwise, open the CD and open

the folder for TI-GRAPH LINK.

Select the appropriate calculator

and language, and then double-

click the Installer icon.

All necessary files are installed on your hard drive,

including custom fonts used by the application.

On the Macintosh, open the TI-GRAPH LINK folder and

double-click the icon for the application. The TI-GRAPH

LINK menu bar is displayed.

To close TI-GRAPH LINK:

• Open the File menu, and then click Quit.

– or –

• Press “+Qon the Macintosh keyboard.

Connecting the

TI-GRAPH LINK

Cable

Installing the

TI-GRAPH LINK

Software

Note: If you

download

TI-GRAPH LINK

from the TI web site

(page 3), see the

web for installation

instructions.

Starting and

Exiting

TI-GRAPH LINK

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By default, you must manually open a connection between

the Macintosh and your calculator.

1. Make sure the TI-GRAPH LINK cable is connected to the

calculator (page 5) and the calculator is turned on

before starting TI-GRAPH LINK.

2. Start TI-GRAPH LINK.

3. Open the Connection menu, and select your calculator

model (or a CBRèCBL 2è, or TI Presenterè

accessory).

4. Select the port to which the TI-GRAPH LINK is

connected, and click Connect.

• If any errors occur, follow the instructions on the

resulting screen.

• If the connection is successful, a calculator window

lists the objects on the calculator.

For calculators such as the TI-89 that use folders,

the window shows the folders.

Click Name, Kind, or Size to change how the objects

are sorted.

Opening a

Connection to

Your Calculator

Tip: To connect to a

calculator

automatically at

startup and to use

the Quick-Connect

feature, see

page 20.

The screen object is

used to get (capture) a

calculator screen.

Click here to show or

hide the contents of

the folder.

For calculators that

let you archive a

variable, is shown

beside the archived

variables.

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1. Open the File menu, and then click New. A New

Window dialog box is displayed.

2. If necessary, click the triangle to the left of your

calculator model to display a list of objects (Program,

Group, etc.).

3. Select Program, and then click OK. A new Edit window

is displayed.

4. In the box at the top of the window, type the program

name as you want it listed on the calculator.

• If you leave the name blank, a default name will be

used.

• If you use a name that is invalid on the calculator, an

error will occur when you save the program. For

example, you cannot name a program cos.

– or –

5. In the program edit window, type the program.

For detailed information about creating and editing

programs, see the guidebook for your calculator.

Beginning a New Program

Creating a New

Program File

For calculators

such as the TI-89,

a program template

is inserted

automatically.

To select a

programming

keyword from a

menu, click here

(page 8).

Type the

program name

here.

To lock a program

so it can be edited

on a Macintosh but

not on a calculator,

click to make this

icon appear locked.

To unlock, click

again.

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To select a programming keyword from a menu:

1. In the Edit window, click the [fx] button to display the

Function List window.

2. Click a category in the left pane. The items associated

with the selection are listed in the center pane. If

necessary, click an item in the center pane to display its

associated items in the right pane.

3. Click on the desired item and drag it to the Edit

window.

Selecting a

Keyword from

the Function

List

If you click an item

marked with a

triangle, its

associated items

are listed in the

next pane to the

right.

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To get (capture) a screen:

1. Open a calculator connection (page 6).

2. On the calculator, display the screen that you want to

capture.

3. On the Macintosh, select the calculator window and

either:

• Open the Window menu, and then click Get Screen

(or press “+L).

– or –

• In the calculator window, double-click the screen

object.

The screen is displayed in a picture viewing window. To

capture a new screen, open the Window menu and click

Refresh (“+L) or click the circular icon in the picture

viewing window.

To print a captured calculator screen to a printer

connected to your Macintosh:

1. Get a calculator screen as described above.

2. Open the File menu, and then click Print to open the

Print dialog box.

3. Click Print.

To save a calculator screen on the Macintosh:

1. Get a calculator screen as described above.

2. Open the File menu, and then click Save As.

3. Click the appropriate radio button to select the file

format in which the screen will be saved.

4. Enter a file name in place of the default name.

5. Select the folder in which to save the file, and then

click Save.

Getting, Printing, and Saving Calculator LCD Screens

Getting a

Calculator

Screen

Note: After you

capture a screen,

the

Get Screen

menu item changes

Refresh

Printing a

Captured

Screen

Saving a

Screen as a File

Tip: Drag the

screen

object from

the calculator

window to the

desktop to create a

clipping file with a

default name.

Macintosh PICT format

calculator PIC format (default)

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To copy and paste a captured screen:

1. Get a calculator screen as described on page 9.

2. Select the part of the picture that you want to copy.

You can also open the Edit menu and click Select All

(or press “+A) to select the whole picture. Click the

border buttons once to add or remove a border.

3. Copy the selection to the clipboard and paste it to an

application, drag it to an application that supports

Macintosh Drag-and-Drop, or drag it to the desktop.

Many desktop publishing and graphic applications use

resolution (dots per inch, dpi) to determine the printed

size of a captured screen. To set the resolution, see

page 21.

Copying a

Captured

Screen

Setting the

Screen Size

(Resolution)

for Printing

To select the whole

picture without a

border, double-click.

To select the whole

picture with a border,

double-click.

To select a portion, click in the

window (cursor changes to a

cross-hair), drag, and release.

Click the border buttons once to

add or remove a border.

To deselect a

selection, click in

this area.

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