how can i protecte my 9860

[marmot]

What you can do is put a password on it. Like this

"Password"?->P
P != 12345=>Stop

!= is the unequal sign on your calculator
12345 can be any password

Stop is not a valid command in C and therefore can't be used with the SDK.

Stop *is* a valid command in basic (programs in the program menu).
However the code could be adapted to suit the SDK as well.

I still think the best way to stop transfers is to disable the 3 pin port. (ie blue-tac)

[MRFABIO]

But waht is the code to insert a password?

[alias4399]

An "in program" password can be implemented like this:

This example password is "F1 F2 F3 F4 F5" as in the first 5 F-Keys...

Code: Select all

"Enter Password:"

// These 'time-delays' are included because of the speed of the 9860
// tweak if necessary, if removed the program will be very difficult to use

For 1->T to 300
Next

Do
Getkey->A
LpWhile A = 0

Locate 1,2,"*"

For 1->T to 300
Next

Do
Getkey->B
LpWhile B = 0

Locate 2,2,"*"

For 1->T to 300
Next

Do
Getkey->C
LpWhile C = 0

Locate 3,2,"*"

For 1->T to 300
Next

Do
Getkey->D
LpWhile D = 0

Locate 4,2,"*"

For 1->T to 300
Next

Do
Getkey->E
LpWhile E = 0

Locate 5,2,"*"

If ((A = 79) And (B = 69) And (C = 59) And (D = 49) And (E = 39)) // F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
Then "Access Granted!"
ClrText
Else Stop
IfEnd

Hope that helps

[MRFABIO]

Yeah man, PERFECT

[nagarajan Profile]

Hi,

The code is great.
Kindly give the code without the & # symbols.
What "& and #" means?

[helder7]

@ nagarajan, try the code now, and then tell me if it worked or not, so I can fix the other bugged codes with the & # symbols

[nagarajan Profile]

I'll give it a try and come back to you..!

[helder7]

you have already tried the fixed code?

[nagarajan Profile]

The code is simply working great.

Kindly remove the clrtext after the If condition.