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You may look here for TIIF2, which will solve this problem: TIIF2

I think, that this could not be done. The CC40/TI74 doesn't have any kind of a trace-mode, which is needed to echo the characters in the display on the Hexbus. The only things which can be displayed on an external screen are LIST and PRINT commands. TIIF2 offers that at device 45.

Sure you can use another RS232 peripheral.

Just to be sure: You have powered off/on the CC40 after changing the dip switches? You have entered run "mp" instead of run "dir"?

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Hi Vorticon, you can comment out the lines 231 & 232 in config.h (#define INCLUDE_SERIAL #define INCLUDE_PRINTER). The SD-interface doesn't have neither a printer nor a serial interface, therefore these modules are not needed for normal operation. They are used for debugging purposes. I wonder, why these modules are activated by default. The Sketch will be reduced to about 28kB after that and an additional advantage is, that the PC-324 can be used at the same time on the Hexbus. Peter

Hi Hugo, if you own a 32kB RAM-Module for the TI-74, you can use RWRAM.C74(B74) to load the PASCAL-ROM-Image (or any other Image) into the RAM-Module. This works with HEXTIr and TIIF2. After that NEW ALL, RUN "PASCAL" will start the PASCAL-Interpreter without any problems. Since the RAM-Module is buffered by a small battery, the contents is not lost if you change the module. I do it that way. Peter

Thanks for your answers! It seems, that the ALDS cartridge can do the job using CARTINIT and CARTLOAD. I'll try that. Peter

Hi all, I'm new here, my name is Peter Engels from Germany. Does anybody know anything about a Software Development Kit for the CC40 to create own memory modules containing BASIC programs and subroutines? Or has anybody any information on how these files are stored and linked inside the module? Peter