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TI-nspire CX CAS: Leaving Press-to-Test #343
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You can also just exit PTT by creating a "Press-to-test" folder (exactly named that way), then transfer in it a dummy/empty .tns file named "Exit Test Mode.tns" (exactly named that way). |
Correct. We could also add a button for that in the UI I suppose. Firebird only implements the PC interface, not sure if it's possible to use the calc-to-calc method of leaving PTT. |
Yeah it's just a NN command anyway, so should be easier |
I'd welcome a button just like @Vogtinator suggested. Btw did @adriweb's suggestion not work for me: I could not transfer a dummy file (it just says |
I just tried it here - works. In PTT mode the "Press-to-Test" folder |
Ah well, I copied TI's instructions lol, guess they were wrong 🤡 |
@Vogtinator: My tests above relate to the Android Version (not able to send a file): it continus to output On my Ubuntu Computer I'm able to transfer the btw both firebird-emus are |
For the issue on Android I see that you're sending the file into the On desktop you're probably doing the same. Try using the file transfer ("Dateiübertragung") tab, press the refresh button and drop it into the folder. You might have to delete the preexisting document on the calc first. |
Thanks for the info. On Android this led to a broken filename On Computer, I manually moved the file to the PTT-folder because (see screenshot, the file is indented within the PTT-Folder). Let me know when you've got more things to try :-) btw |
Hm, right. There is a WIP fix in #258, but not quite ready for merge yet.
That won't work, it has to be transferred directly into the PTT folder using drag-and-drop in the file transfer tab. |
Ok :)
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Here's what worked for me on Ubuntu:
This also works in "mobile view" mode on Computer |
That way drag-and-drop onto the calc screen will also transfer into that folder which can be annoying. I recommend to drag-and-drop onto the folder in the file transfer tab instead. Let's keep this open for adding a button. |
Please try #352. |
The button works fine on my Linux machine in both modes: desktop and mobile view. ✔️ |
Hi,
great software! But is there a way to simulate connecting the calculator to another one? I've tried entering the Press-to-Test mode but have no option of leaving (instead restarting the software and loading a snapshot from before entering Press-to-Test).
Cheers
glocke
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