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unused underline notation in ES PLUS
unused underline notation in ES PLUS
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Hello everyone, just asking, since ROM sharing is allowed here, does anybody have a 570EX CY-234 VerF real ROM?
Hello everyone, just asking, since ROM sharing is allowed here, does anybody have a 570EX CY-234 VerF real ROM?
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Graph Light interface for nx u8 emu
This is an interface.png file for nx u8 emulator, the model is Graph Light
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Second, wait for someone smash your b005s.
How to get big b005s?
First, wait until you're 18+.Second, wait for someone smash your b005s.
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Graph Light interface for nx u8 emu
This is an interface.png file for nx u8 emulator, the model is Graph Light
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casioemu on roblox
wip but kinda works
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ML620Q909 (Classwiz CW)
ML620Q909 (Classwiz CW)
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ML620Q906 (Classwiz X) pin layout
ML620Q906 (Classwiz X) pin layout
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ROM sharing and discussion of community debuggers (PicoEASE, etc) are also allowed on BeuChan
However, it is still banned on the main Casio Calculator Hacking Discord server (CCHD)
Do NOT post links to or screenshots of RF-DBG related BeuChan threads/posts in the CCHD Discord server
RF-DBG stuff is allowed on BeuChan
Discussion of ROM Flashing and Hardware Debugging (RF-DBG) is allowed on BeuChanROM sharing and discussion of community debuggers (PicoEASE, etc) are also allowed on BeuChan
However, it is still banned on the main Casio Calculator Hacking Discord server (CCHD)
Do NOT post links to or screenshots of RF-DBG related BeuChan threads/posts in the CCHD Discord server
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If you take a look in an emulator ROM (the ROM that comes with Casio official emulators), you may find weird error strings, including strings like "SD Card is protected", "invarid Error" (sic), …
Why are they there?
Actually, it's part of Casio's custom emulator keyboard system; basically, yes, it's a debug feature. If you take a look at address 9838H (data segment depends on model type) you will see these get written there whenever there is an error.
If you take a look in an emulator ROM (the ROM that comes with Casio official emulators), you may find weird error strings, including strings like "SD Card is protected", "invarid Error" (sic), …
Why are they there?
Actually, it's part of Casio's custom emulator keyboard system; basically, yes, it's a debug feature. If you take a look at address 9838H (data segment depends on model type) you will see these get written there whenever there is an error.