Public Beta Released The implementation of lwIP for the TI-84+ CE is now officially moved into public beta as we await work from the toolchain devs on a method to make this a dynamic library. I was advised by commandblockguy that at present we use this as a static library. Source: https://github.co...

Update

The beta test was live a few nights ago and no client-side issues were identified.


Project will be awaiting distribution as a library and move into public beta soon.

Just an update. The lwIP private beta will be taking place tomorrow at 7:30 PM US Eastern. Event Link: https://discord.gg/hQr654Dw?event=1214766328921980928 It will be streamed live on my YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyEcVVxalAVb89V7EfdW3HQ Probably won't be a super long test. I...

Nice! Did it require to change something to your lib to add WPS support? Or does the Wi-Fi device handle it by itself? It's handled by the device. No library modifications needed. There probably is a way to interface with the device FROM the calc to select a network but it's not required (though we...

Addendum If you are like some others I've talked to who feel like plugging their calc into their router is an inconvenience, I have good news for you. I have purchased and tested this device: https://a.co/d/igLQRQl . You need to use WPS to connect the adapter to your router, at which point, connect...

2wcrG2D2b7g We have a functioning demo, it would appear. Moving on to a private beta with a number of interested persons. Just poke me here, on Cemetech DM, or Discord (acagliano) if you want to join the beta test. You will need: 1. Your calculator (TI-84+ CE) 2. A USB-miniB to USB-A OTG adapter 3....

Well done! How did you plug you calculator to make it work? Does it require an adapter or something? Yes. A USB-mini to USB-A OTG adapter and then a USB-A to Ethernet adapter. From there just plug into a router or switch and you’re golden. Edit: This library supports CDC-ECM. There is no support fo...

Figured this might be a worthy share. For a while I've been working on a number of network-reliant applications for the TI-84+ CE and been using some hackish implementation of SRLDRVCE with a TCP/SRL bridge running on a computer to facilitate a network. Recently I finally decided to do things proper...