Use CircuitPython boards on the TI-83 Premium CE calculator! @tiplanetnews @TICalculators @circuitpython #circuitpython
The new Texas Instruments TI-Python external module for the TI-83 Premium CE calculator runs CircuitPython and has an Atmel ATSAMD21E18 chip, some calculator hackers at TI Planet figured out how to get many of the CircuitPython powered boards to run with the TI-83! – Twitter.
Looks like you need to get a USB OTG Cable – Micro USB to Mini USB – M/M – USB OTG and possibly change the VID/PID, using a tool like Zadig, so the TI calc can interact with the non-TI hardware.
Zardam in the TI-Planet forums made a couple of these to load up.
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“TI-Planet – TI-Python: import sys reveals Adafruit CircuitPython on TI-83 Premium CE calculator” – Adafruit.
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