20 Most Recent Texas Instruments TI-Nspire Graphing Calculator Questions & Answers

Sounds like you may have variable set which is being applied to each function. A reset will not clear this. Check your sw version(be specific) and download the exact patch from the manufacturer. Of course, if you can remember where you set the variable, or even if you have defined a constant that is being referanced and can remove them that would be quicker.

In parametric functions, the variables x and y are both functions of an independent variable, called t, and that usually represents the time. The default variable in parametric functions must be called t. You can enter the limits you want. However if you type in 2 Pi it will be converted on the entry line to 6.28. The default tstep is 0.13 which is about pi/24. I fail to see what the commotion is about. In this representation of the witch of Agnesi, the variable t is between 0 and 4Pi, and the step tstep is 0.13, a little less that pi/24 Reset your calculator and restart

Press the key marked with the Greek letter Pi.

Please make sure you have fresh batteries in the device.

hiArguments are in an invalid order, try multiplying the 5.8 with the other two terms (2pi/365)(x-196) that way yo might be able to graph it.

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it appear because of a defective hard disk drive or a defective operating system or maybe a defective IDE cable the one who connects the hard disk drive through the main board. try to replace a new IDE cable. then if it still have the problem try to reformat the hard disk drive with a new operating system(windows xp etc..)if still the problem occurs try to replace the hard disk drive.. may this one helps you

It's more likely that the carbon drawn contacts under the silver pushbutton top need to be cleaned, or traced with a conductive pen.

Here is a link to the manual online:

http://education.ti.com/guidebooks/graphing/8992p/8992bookeng.pdf

Good Luck!

hi, The VERY first thing we MUST check, is the PSU, check this exhaustively, even if possible replace with a know good, as if this isn't 100% A OK, NOTHING else can be..then well ADC 101 says that if there is NO output from the ADC, then this can only be due to 2 reasons, one, it is Inhibited, two, there is NO DATA to be converted/coming out? We need to find out why?

You need to use a 'scope and view the input and output signals along with the lines that control the IC, data flow, Inhibit etc, and see if all the lines are in the correct logic states, work back along either the control lines or signal, and work out why either it is inhibited or lacking signal.

Also check that you micro, isn't inhibiting it either?

Start at the beginning, where the analog signal is presented, and follow a line(s) along through the circuit with the 'scope, checking where they enter the conversion IC, then look at the Output(s) and see whats what, now if all control lines are set OK, and there is NO output then that IC must be faulty... anyway follow the signal along and see why it's not working..

unfortunately there could be many, many conditions that can cause this type of thing, one simply? must work through each block of the circuit, isolating sections if possible and viewing the activity on a 'scope to see where it all goes wrong. checking the voltage and signal levels are correct.

Press 2nd, then press Decimal (STO) key

Couldn't wait it was for the wife so I bought her a new one thanks for the help.

I suppose if the screen is only faulty you could replace the screen.

heres the user guide
http://education.ti.com/downloads/guidebooks/graphing/89ti/Voyage200Guidebook_Part2_EN.pdf

you should be able to tranfer the files from the voyage if it still works except for the screen, ones connected to the pc.

you can get the pc program from here
http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productDetail/us_v200.html?bid=7