Step 3Download Ion
Open the file.
Extract all files.
Send the files to your calculator's RAM.
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It's a little like a desktop workspace. There are two types of memory- volatile and permanent. A hard drive is permanent, and RAM is volatile. It constantly needs to be refreshed.
Whenever a computer or calculator takes something off its permanent storage (like a hard drive where a bunch of documents are stored) it dumps a copy in RAM. The reason why it does this is so that when you aren't working on something, it's not taking up the space that the computer could be using for other things. For example, your computer turns on, and loads necessary parts of the operating system from the computer's hard drive into RAM.
Then, as you start clicking around, you open up other things like documents, and they go into RAM too. When you are done, the computer saves it back to the hard drive to make room for something else you want to do.
If you start opening too much, you can run out of RAM and a lot of times that can result in Stop Errors and BSODS because the computer is trying to do too much. It's also why if you are heavy into multitasking it is a good idea to spend a little extra on RAM so that you have more space for activity.
A calculator is just another type of computer, though it will have a lot less RAM than your desktop.
and other files when i send it to the calculator it says error
when i make it ram on 83p it says syntax error
Get another cable.
My dad has this hi-speed cable and it works extremely well. The TI cable really is not good. Get another one from Frys or something.
Try connecting again.