Ascii ReCeiVe is written for quickly uploading your ->ASC'd files to your calculator. It does not use Kermit, but rather the raw text up/downloading capability.
Allows for communication between two calculators, either by wire or by infrared, where someone on one calculator can type a message and someone on the other calculator can read it.
An important library that lets you communicate between two HP 48 more rapidly than using SEND and RECEIVE commands. (The two calculators have to run it at the same time). From France.
Replacement for OBJFIX that fixes downloads that look like "HPHP4x-y...", extracting the embedded object. If no object is found, or it is invalid, the string is returned unchanged.
Fxmit allows one to transmit data on the serial port of the 48S/G and 49 calculator with higher rates than 9600 bps. The available speed range depends on the calculator you have. The 48S/SX have a 2 MHz processor which allows lower speeds than the 48G/HP 49 with a 4 MHz one.
Receive and send waypoint, proximity, track and route data between an HP 48 and Garmin GPS receiver. This version does not support newer Garmin receivers that use icons.
I2C interface demonstrated at the 1997 London HP conference. Contains the program listings (both for the HP 48 and the PIC microcontroller) and the source of the manual in LaTeX. Tar/GZip archive containing files with Unix EOL characters.
I2C interface demonstrated at the 1997 London HP conference. Contains the program listings (both for the HP 48 and the PIC microcontroller) and the source of the manual in LaTeX. PKZip archive containing files with MS-DOS EOL characters.
HP 48 remote control to control your Windows or Linux PC with help of LIRC (WinLirc) and uICE. You can control the TV viewer, DVD player, MP3 player, Media Player, etc. Uses parts of the REMOTE 3.4 program.
Prints text graphically on the HP 82240A infrared printer. Also includes a tool (->STRW) to insert newlines into strings making 27-character lines for optimal printing on the printer.
Source code for a test program that reads the IR diode, influential in the early development of universal remote control programs but mostly just of historic interest today.
Provides functions to browse the host directory tree via Kermit and download selected files. It is specifically designed for systems using C-Kermit under Linux.
NMEA48 1.1 A library of programs to handle NMEA-0183 output from a variety of devices (GPSs, depth sounders, Lorans, etc.). Provides a facility for getting NMEA data packets, and more, and are intended for use in applications such as track loggers, flight computers and such. Additional commands are provided to return position, altitude, time, and speed.
When a binary object received by Kermit on the HP 48 is left as a string beginning with HPHP48, OBJFIX will extract the HP 48 object if the only problem is that extra bytes got appended to the end.
This User RPL program can load channel/frequency/delay/lock-out/priority data to Radio Shack scanners made by GRE which support the "Radio Shack Scanner Control Protocol" (this protocol supports one-way data transfer only). Also provided is an automatic restore function. Frequency data is stored in numerical matrices that the user can easily modify via the matrix writer. An HP serial cable and a female DB9 to 1/8" phone plug are required. Full source code and cable construction information is provided.
Copies the contents of the HOME directory and any subdirectories to an attached Kermit server. As the copy proceeds your HP 48's directory structure will be mirrored onto the Kermit server. Required directories on the server will be created as they are needed and the HP 48 files copied into them.
Fast'n'easy infrared remote control tester. Checks for 10 IR pulses and says "OK!", otherwise "Sorry, it doesn't work" (waits for 10 secs.). Must execute the program for each key of the remote under test.
A program that enables your calculator to copy commands from remote controls that use infrared and then play them back. Choice of three different resolutions with differing memory requirements.
Waits for characters to be received by the serial port and it shows them in the sequence in which they arrived. Also sends the characters associated with any keys that are pressed.
Tftp means Trivial File Transfer Protocol. It can be used via Usinagaz's Internet connectivity to easily and quickly get/put files from/on your computer, without having to type anything on it.
Hardware interfacing application for use with Parallax's Basic Stamp and the Dallas DS1620 temperature measuring chip, displaying the temperature and more.
Lets the HP 39/40/48/49(+) connect to the Internet at 9600bps, using a mere modem. Includes some mail and news posters, and a mail fetcher. Also appears to work over IrDA on the 49g+.
Library with the commands USEND and URECV, which are fast, all purpose, IR send and receive commands for FAST IR data transfer between two S or G series calculators. With USEND and URECV, you can send objects directly from the stack without storing them in a variable. USEND and URECV are typically 4+ times faster than the built-in SEND and RECV commands.
Modified revisions of HP's XSEND and XRECV to fix the bug in earlier ROMs that required double memory and to transfer directly to and from the stack rather than user RAM.