Connecting old TI-89 to computer

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The discussion centers on connecting the old TI-89 calculator, which features a 2.5 mm plug, to a computer via USB. Users have identified that the TI-89 connects through a serial port, and while a serial-to-USB adapter is available, successful connection has not been achieved. The recommended adapter for this purpose is the one linked from Amazon, specifically designed for serial connections.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of TI-89 calculator specifications
  • Familiarity with serial-to-USB adapters
  • Basic knowledge of computer ports and connectivity
  • Experience with troubleshooting hardware connections
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  • Research compatibility of various serial-to-USB adapters with TI-89
  • Learn about configuring serial port settings on Windows
  • Explore software options for communicating with TI-89 via USB
  • Investigate alternative methods for data transfer from TI-89 to computer
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Students, educators, and hobbyists who need to connect older TI-89 calculators to modern computers for data transfer or programming purposes.

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I have the "old" TI-89 (no titanium) and it has 2,5 mm plug. Is it possible to connect the calculator to the computer via USB? I have a cable that came with the calculator, but it's connected to the serial port and my computer hasn't that on it. I have an serial-to-usb adaptor, but I haven't managed to get it working.
 
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