I testet the emulator for some time and i discovered some things that won't work.

1. random numbers:

I tested the random numbers and i found out that they where not in the range that is specified.
after a little bit of testing you can see a pattern on calc emu the where in this case the amount of different numbers that can be given (11) + one of the negative numbers gives the number wabbit emu gives me (this is probably the same on TI-84SE).
24->rand
randInt(0,10)
calcemu    9  -6  4  -9  5  0  -1  -1  0  -8  0  -3  -2  2  0  -1  -1  -7  -8  3 
wabbit      9   5  4   2  5  0  10  10  0   3  0   8   9  2  0  10  10   4   3  3
the output on calcemu is the same when you take randInt(10,20) and probably also with randInt(5,15) randInt(100,110) ect.

2. the Solver gives me an ERR: ITERATIONS after a long time of calculating

when I open it on my CX, it reboots my calc.
what do i have to do to make it work??

Quote from: olivermadsen on February 10, 2013, 06:10:07 pm

Hey, I have access to a 3d printer and a CNC. Could I get a copy of the model file?

I totally did not expect someone to run in here and say "hey I can print that on my 3D printer for you" That's awesome.

I think he ment printing it for himself.

I can print my own version at school, they have a 3d printer.


(Ik zie dat je ook uit nederland komt wat leuk zeg :p )

thats unfair!

it does not show where the voltage of the "Docking Station" is going into the nSpire for making a charger inside my dock.

This actually happened a long time ago, I believe it (may) have been dropped?

didn't know that was even possible to break such a calc, mine survived many drops also a two story fall at school and still working oke. (not that i did those things intentionally to my calc)

is it possible to get nSpire working with different extensions so you won't have to change the every time?