HP30b to WP34s Programming in Melbourne

[Jaco@cocoon-creations.com]

(08-28-2019 04:52 AM)nova Wrote:  Sorry for these very basic questions about the WP 34s project. Unfortunately, as an absolute beginner with the WP 34s, I very much don't know what I don't know!! Given the several-years time line of the project, my period of association is a dot at the far right end! Thank you for your patience and assistance. I still have a lot of knowledge and understanding to gather.
Regards

Hi,

I also was a late starter on the 34, only finding it a few months ago. It was definitely worth it for me to make a cable.

You can navigate the linked by the URLs I gave. Navigate to Windows/bin, where the emulators live. Also see the URLs below, I linked them for you.

http://svn.code.sf.net/p/wp34s/code/bran...ndows/bin/
http://svn.code.sf.net/p/wp34s/code/trunk/windows/bin/

Alternatively, download the full set of files to navigate on your computer, by clicking "Download Snapshot" on either https://sourceforge.net/p/wp34s/code/3905/tree/ or the complex version at https://sourceforge.net/p/wp34s/code/390...plex_mode/

About the versions,

Often you have to venture into opening the features.h text file to ascertain what was compiled in and what not. This file is in the root directory of the build.

To make it easy, in short, if you work with with complex numbers, you need to consider the complex branch, aka WP34C. If you don't need them, the main WP34S is perfect.

For most purposes you do not really need the crystal modification. I have four units at the moment, all with different firmwares, and only one of them is modded with the crystal. The others work perfectly well without. (The four I have made are WP31S, WP34S, WP34C and a WP34C eRPN, all with above-key labels).

I also have some vinyl stickers left (of the above key variant). If you want, pm me.