Is there any was to make the calc run at something like 5mH? instead of 9?
In axe.


Could it be in a possible update?  How does the full/ normal speed thing work?

I think it outputs something to port 20, iirc.

Is there any was to make the calc run at something like 5mH? instead of 9?
In axe.


Could it be in a possible update?  How does the full/ normal speed thing work?

It deals with calculator hardware. By default, all 8x models run at 6 MHz (which you can set explicitly using Normal). The 83PSE and 84 models have an option to run at 15 MHz instead (it's basically TI's own form of overclocking), but you can only choose between these two values because the hardware can only handle them.

If you want to make your program slower, just use Pause(#) inside the main loop, or if it makes your grayscale glitchy, use a DS<( loop with DispGraph^r/DispGraph^rr outside the block and everything else inside.

If you want to make your program slower, just use Pause(#) inside the main loop, or if it makes your grayscale glitchy, use a DS<( loop with DispGraphr/DispGraphrr outside the block and everything else inside.

We can indeed use it or ask Quigibo to make a Slow program in the next version

The processor can only run at 6MHz or 15MHz (with 15MHz not being available on the 83PBE). There is no "Slow" speed mode available.

It is impossible to make one? How bad... It is rarely useful, but still useful

I was thinking of saving power, not just to slow it down.

but, this is for axe.

I didn't knew stop could do that. I take it Stop can also be used to keep your program execution speed in sync with interrupts, right?