How do I use my calculator on my computer? - Casio HR-100TEPlus Calculator

In the clamshell or the box the calculator came in, there is a CD. Use it to install the drivers and the TI Nspire Computer Link software. If it came with the TINspire CX student software you can install that too.

After that you can hook the calculator to the computer and run the TI Nspire Computer Link software or the Student/Teacher Software and it it will probe the USB port and find your calculator.

1. Install the TINspire Link software on your computer. You will find it on the CD that shipped with the calculator or you can download the latest version from education.ti.com Software downloads.
2. Take the USB mini To USB cable and insert mini jack in calculator USB port and the other (Standard USB) in a USB port of the calculator.
3. Turn calculator ON.
4. Run the TI Nspire Computer Link software on your computer. It will search for the calculator and will find it on one USB port.

The computational MODE of your calculator is set to TABLE: It generates a table of values for a function you define in response to the prompt F(X)=?

To get out of TABLE MODE, press MODE and select 1:COMP, and the calculator will revert to the general computational mode.

I believe your calculator is set up to do TABLE computations. In these computations you enter the function for which you want a table generated.
Press [SHIFT][9] to clear/reset the calculator. You should find a CLR marking on calculator near the 9 key.

You can also press [MODE] button and select [COMP], which is the general computational mode.

To have the calculator display all results in decimal format
Press [SHIFT][MODE] to enter (SETUP) and select [2:LineIO]

I am not sure that you can find good battery operated calculators at this price range. However is as you say the testing is at the elementary level, maybe some cheap calculators found at dollar stores will do the job.
Cheap calculators are often used as promotional items.

Since testing is done on computers what not let the students/applicants use the calculator application that is found the computers. I do not know about Apple products but PC computers have a calculator usually found under Accessories (in Windows XP). If you find a way to dock the calculator application on the screen or show the students how to raise tha calculator window quickly, you will not need to buy additional calculators.

Connect the calculator to the computer. Execute the TIConnect software. When connection calculator-computer is established (verify that by clicking TIdevice Info in TI connect) drag and drop the file on the TIConnect main window. It will be copied on the calculator.

Hello,
Install the TIConnect software on the computer.
Execute TIconnect. Connect the calculator to the computer through the USB cable or the TI Silvercable. Turn calculator ON.
In TiConnect main window, click the icon TIDeviceInfo. A small window opens. If the result is NOT FOUND, click on communication settings. Select the devive :Ti 84 Plus SE
Select cable type : USB or TISilverCable,
Select Port : Should be USB1
Click OK

If that does not work, try calc-to-calc connection with a working calculator.

Hope it helps.

Hello,
Yes you can transfer everything on you YI92/TI92PLus to your computer.
To connect it you need TIConnect software, and a USB TI Silvercable.
Once the software is installed, you can communicate with your calculator (capture anything on your TI screen as an image to your computer, install applications, transfer programs and so on).

Run TI connect on your calculator.
Draw the graph on your TI 92.
Connect the calculator to the computer.
Click Screen Capture in the TI Connect software window,
It will be store it in your user directory (My Documents ->My TI data)

Hope it helps

Try opening the software on your PC. Set the connection to USB and connect your calc. On the calc press the right shift key followed by the right arrow key.....software should now recognize the calc.

Try reinstalling the software that came with the calculator. This will fix the problem with the connection between your calculator and the computer.