This program simulates the “RAM Cleared” screen so that you can fool your teachers if you need to. To input lowercase text and disable the “Done” message at the end of the program, you will need to use assembly hex codes; you can learn more about them here.
WARNING: Inputting hexadecimal codes incorrectly can crash your calculator, either resetting the RAM or, in worst cases, crashing the calculator permanently. Make sure you check (and double check) that the code is correct, and if you can, try it on an emulator first.
This application allows you to quickly configure your students' calculators for exams. It runs from your calculator and enables you to remove or disable programs on student calculators prior to the exam and easily restores them after the exam. The Mode menu, which is accessed by pressing MODE, is the most important menu on the TI-84 Plus calculator; it tells the calculator how you want numbers and graphs to be displayed. The Mode menu for the TI-84 Plus C is pictured in the first screen. MathPrint mode versus Classic mode on the TI-84 Plus. How to enter Test Mode (also known as 'Press to Test Mode') on the TI-84 Calculators. This will work on any TI-84, including the TI-84 Plus CE, TI-84 Plus C. : The TI-84 Plus CE does not automatically set Note alpha-lock for entries that require list names. Page 39: Working With Graphs Working with Graphs Using Color on the TI-84 Plus CE The TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator has many color options and a high resolution display that allows more information to be shown on the screen.
Required Subprograms:
Ti 84 Plus Ce Fake Reset
- Run Indicator On/Off* (Off program)
Ti 84 Plus Ce Fake Reset Tool
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