I like the calculator so far and I have read about the connections with the student software and all the features. In addition to math and science functionality to meet course work, a student can save all their work easily in a TI-Nspire document. In the attachment I have the diagnostics file from the diagnose tool.ĭo you have any idea what could be going on? I am thinking this is a software issue but I am not sure. It charges the calculator and the calculator itself is working. The calculator is detected in the device manager. Right at the beginning of the diagnostics test I got this message: Then I ran the diagnostics tool that came with the software. This is what I see in the connected handhelds window:Īfter a couple of clicking on the connected handhelds window I got this sort of message: It has a much faster transfer rate than TI-Graph Link however it does not support the 82 or 85 for the Windows. TI Connect was supposed to be the successor of TI's original TI-Graph Link, and in many ways it is. The only official TI software to support this cable is TI Connect.
#TI NSPIRE NOT CONNECTING TO COMPUTER 64 BIT#
I am using Windows 7 64 Bit Ultimate as the operating system. It works on both the PC and Macintosh and plugs into a USB port. That didn't work, so I installed the newest version of the software 3.1. I can't seem to get it detected on the TI Nspire Student software that was given to me on the CD.
I have a problem with my new TI nspire CX calculator. In general this problem shows up when: - Trying to find a specific JTAG debug probe brand (Spectrum Digital, Blackhawk) or type (XDS100, MSP-FET, etc.) in the Connection drop-down box - Trying to find a specific device or device family on the Board or Device list - In case the support is not installed, it is possible that you have to. I am new to this forum and I have made an account in hopes of resolving problems that I am experiencing.
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