Calculators Troubleshooting ERR:SYNTAX on TI-83+ with asm programming

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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the ERR:SYNTAX message encountered when trying to run an assembly (asm) program on a TI-83+ calculator. The user successfully transferred the program but is confused by the syntax error pointing to the "9" in the command "Send(9prgmNAME". It is clarified that the syntax for running asm programs differs between the TI-83 and TI-83+, and the user likely compiled their program for the wrong model. To resolve the issue, they need to use a TI-83+ compatible compiler and ensure the correct file format (.8xp for TI-83+). Additional advice includes caution with asm programming due to potential freezes or malfunctions.
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I've been trying to learn asm for the TI-83+ for the last month or so. I've read a bunch of tutorials, and at some point they all say to send the program to the calculator and then type "Send(9prgmNAME" (in my case, TEST) in either the home screen or a new BASIC program to run it. I had no problem getting the program onto the calculator, but whenever I try to run it an ERR:SYNTAX message pops up and points to the "9". I have no clue what I did wrong. Could someone help me?

If it makes finding an answer easier, here's the code:

.NOLIST
#define equ .equ
#define EQU .equ
#define end .end
#include "ti83asm.inc"
#include "tokens.inc"
.LIST
.org 9327h
ld a, 3
ld b, 6
add a,b
call _setxxop1
call _stox
ret
.end
END
 
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I've haven't programmed with ASM in a long time, but here goes. I think with the TI-83 it has a built in asm interpreter. Press 2nd + Catalog and it will bring up a list of commands. scroll down to something like "asm(" or "asmprg(". Try those commands.
Code:
asm(<program name>)
Oh, and be careful with ASM. although you can rarely break your calculator with it you can put it out of service for about a day. You can get some very bad freezes.
-HBar
 
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Figure it out?

If you didn't figure it out yet, I think Patrick Davidson has something about this problem in his FAQ. You can find this on his website at http://pad.calc.org/.
 
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All the syntax for sen(9"program name") is only for the ti-83. It does not work the same on the ti-83+. Chances are if that is what you learned in a tutorial you have compiled the program for the ti-83. You need to find a ti-83+ compiler. I just started to get my asm programs to work and if u need to know where i got my compilier e-mail me at moo_cow0486@yahoo.com and I can try and find it again. The files for a 83 plus are different from an 83. 83+ files are called prgmname.8xp 83 files are prgmname.83p the 83 files won't work on the 83+.So if you have any probs e-mail me or I am me at MooCow04862004 on AOL IM.
 
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