I should add a disclaimer here: this isn't my project or code. I seem to have forked it at some point, though it's been long enough I don't remember fron where, and the original has since been taken down. Feel free to use, but I won't be responding to anything or maintaining this.
This program makes the connection between your calculator and our main servers possible!
- Clone this repository using
git clone https://github.com/tkbstudios/tinet-bridge - Go to your cloned repository and run
pip3 install -r requirements.txtinside your terminal (You need python3.11 and pip3 installed) - When pyserial has been installed, open the [TINET] program on your calculator.
- When [TINET] has been opened, connect TINET to the machine you cloned the repository to.
- If there's a little icon that looks like a USB and a checkmark, go ahead, if it is another icon, open an Issue here
- run
python3 tinet-bridge.py - Enter the COM port where your calculator has been connected. (Open Device Manager (Start → Control Panel → Hardware and Sound → Device Manager) Look in the Device Manager list, open the category "Ports", and find the matching COM Port)
- Press enter when you have entered your COM port.
- You should see some thing printed to the console like
Initing serial... - When you get printed out on your sreen
Reading data from serial device...you're good to go! - In [TINET] on your calculator, press [enter] to connect to your account. If you see a QR-code, it means you need to do the steps to put your keyfile on your calculator!