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The emulator software easily integrates with existing projection systems for viewing by the entire class. The location of the calculator emulator and toolbars can be customized for use on your interactive whiteboard.


Free Trial versions of TI-SmartView Emulator Software for the TI-30/34 MultiView and the TI-84 Plus family are available. The trial offers the full-featured version of the TI-SmartView Emulator Software.


TI-SmartView 4.0 emulator software can be used to collect and analyze real-world data on a computer by connecting a CBL 2 or CBR 2 with the 
EasyData
 application. 


Please 

Note:
 To connect a CBL 2 or CBR 2 to a computer, the Silver USB Cable for Windows® /Mac® cable must be used. Other TI Connectivity Cables are not supported for this type of connection.


1) Plug the SilverLink USB cable into a USB port on the computer, and plug the other end of the cable into the CBL 2 or CBR 2 I/O port. 
2) Click 
Tools
 >> 
Establish Connection
. A dialog box will appear that lists all devices connected to the computer with a SilverLink USB cable. If the device is not listed, check both ends of the cable and make sure they're connected properly. Then click Refresh to update the list.
3) Click the connected device to highlight it and then click Select. TI-SmartView connects the device and displays Device Connected on the title bar. Also, the Establish Connection menu item changes to Disconnect.
4) Click [APPS], and then run EasyData.
5) Use EasyData to collect data. For information on running EasyData, refer to the Applications chapter of the TI-84 Plus Guidebook, available on the TI-SmartView installation CD or from the website.
6) When finished using the data collection devices, click 
Tools
 >> 
Disconnect
. The TI-SmartView software can be used when the CBL 2 or CBR 2 is connected, but it's a good practice to disconnect all data collection devices when finished. Do not simply unplug the cable.


I have a test coming up and I need to get used to using the ti-84 plus ce. I found the ets website where I can do a practice test with it but access only lasts for a day. Just wondering if there's an easier way to access a calculator like this so i can spend some time getting used to it


The TI-SmartView CE software emulates the TI-84 Plus family of graphing calculators on a PC making it an ideal demonstration tool for leading classroom instructions of Maths concepts. The emulator software easily integrates with existing projection systems for viewing by the entire class. The location of the calculator emulator and toolbars can be customized for use on your interactive whiteboard.





For calculators that are not "TI" branded, but which are freely available and can be used without a 90 day limit, several options are available. NumWorks offers an Open Source calculator (Creative Commons license) with an emulator that can be used on computers or with a free app on mobile devices. Try the online simulator, with no download needed. Demos offers a free calculators for both online and offline mobile use with apps. They also tout their calculator as meeting accessibility guidelines. Try their graphing function. Consider meta-calculator for free graphing that is well formatted for screen sharing.


Control your math presentations using the emulation of the TI-84 Plus family of graphing calculators. Work with such representations of graphs as a table, equation, list window, and STAT plot screens. The solution is compatible with TI-84 Plus CE, TI-84 Plus C Silver, TI-84 Plus Silver Edition, and TI-84 Plus models.


TI-SmartView CE software emulates the TI-84 Plus family of graphing calculators on a PC or Mac, making it an ideal demonstration tool for leading classroom instruction of ma

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