| Author | Comment |
southpark
Probe
Posted: 14 Oct 2005
00:39 GMT
Total Posts: 8 | it reads "the operating system of the device does not support the version of the variable being sent" on everything i try to send what do i do? i have crunchy os if that helps. |
Andy
Administrator
Posted: 14 Oct 2005
01:42 GMT
Total Posts: 939 | You're trying to send a variable for a calculator other than the one you have. We need to know what calculator you have and what file you're trying to send. |
southpark
Probe
Posted: 14 Oct 2005
19:48 GMT
Total Posts: 8 | i have a ti 84 plus silver and im not sending a variable im sending programs like chopper |
Andy
Administrator
Posted: 14 Oct 2005
23:40 GMT
Total Posts: 939 | Programs are variables. |
Jonny23451
Ultralisk
Posted: 15 Oct 2005
05:38 GMT
Total Posts: 214 | Wow...I didn't know that, and I'm a programmer. How ironic. Anyways, it depends what calculator you send it too, such as i don't think you can transfer 84+'s to like, 89's. They have different file types I believe. I haven't touched a program in ages on my computer, so I realy am not sure, but I think tha'ts the case. |
Andy
Administrator
Posted: 15 Oct 2005
15:03 GMT
Total Posts: 939 | Everything on the calculator is a variable, except for Apps... They're just highly specialized types of variables... There's a reason it's called the VAT (variable allocation table)! :) |
southpark
Probe
Posted: 15 Oct 2005
16:44 GMT
Total Posts: 8 | so what can i do to trouble shoot i have crunchy os and im sending an ion game and i even tryed the mirage versions of games (cruchy plays both)
[Edited by southpark on 15-Oct-05 20:07] |
Ray Kremer
Ultralisk
Posted: 17 Oct 2005
18:29 GMT
Total Posts: 310 | Terminology gets abused on the calculator a lot. Anywhere else "program" and "application" would mean the same thing. "File" would be the more familiar term for what the calculator treats as "variable". I can see what this would be less clear on the 83 family, but if you look at the 85/86 and the 89 family, all types of files have the same naming convention (8 char max, must start with letter), so you can see why all are treated similarly by the calculator's file system whether a program, a real number, a matrix, or a string. |
