Sample .C1A add-in for Classpad 330 Plus
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Re: Sample .C1A add-in for Classpad 330 Plus
by SimonLothar » Sun Jul 13, 2014 7:58 am
Obviously every endeavour has been made by CASIO to prevent this. And it seems, that they have been pretty successful.zicwinder wrote:Someone made progress with ClassPad 400?
Do you think is possible to run code...
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Re: Sample .C1A add-in for Classpad 330 Plus
by SimonLothar » Sun Aug 03, 2014 8:55 am
I think I must retract a bit. Since CASIO published the CP400 OS 2.00-image a few days ago, it turned out, that at least the protocol 7.00 'upload and run'-function '56' is operable as usual. Though it is very cumbersome to run some assembler-code using this way. It is only useful for experimental purposes.
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