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Installation of ti_runtime and 84 Plus CE Tello modules
1. Determine if your micro:bit card is a V1 or V2. The V2 card has scallops
on the board's gold edge, while the V1 is straight.
works on a V2 board.
Download and unzip the Tello .zip file to a
convenient location on your computer, such as your desktop. Locate
the 2.x.x ti-runtime.hex file.
2.
Click here to watch a video
on how to configure your Tello drone.
3. Connect the micro:bit to your computer using a micro USB cable. The
micro:bit will appear as a flash drive icon on the computer. Drag and
drop the 2.x.x ti-runtime.hex file to the micro:bit icon. Alternatively,
left-click on the file and use the 'Send to' command to copy from the
Tello folder to the micro:bit card. This file provides functionality
between the TI-84 Plus CE Python and the micro:bit card. The
ti_runtime installation is a one-time process. If the micro:bit is
connected back to the PC and programmed in a different language
other than Python, such as MakeCode, the ti_runtime.hex will need to
be installed again. See additional information at the end of the
document.
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TI-84 Plus CE Python – Tello Drone
Getting Started
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  • Page 1 'Send to' command to copy from the Tello folder to the micro:bit card. This file provides functionality between the TI-84 Plus CE Python and the micro:bit card. The ti_runtime installation is a one-time process. If the micro:bit is connected back to the PC and programmed in a different language other than Python, such as MakeCode, the ti_runtime.hex will need to...
  • Page 2 TI-84 Plus CE Python – Tello Drone Getting Started Tello Drone 4. Locate the TELLO.8xv file in the Tello folder. Use TI-Connect to transfer the TELLO.8xv module from your computer to the calculator. The module will install automatically into the archive memory.
  • Page 3 BitMaker board, and the WiFi Module will illuminate. Connect the unit-to-micro:bit cable to the micro:bit card's USB port (micro-end) and then to the TI-84 Plus CE Python calculator (mini-end). Then turn ON the calculator. g. Ensure the Tello drone is fully charged and turn it ON. It will blink several colors and settle on flashing yellow when it is ready.
  • Page 4 TI-84 Plus CE Python – Tello Drone Getting Started Tello Drone g. Select the micro:bit expansion board, Grove or BitMaker, and ensure the WiFi module is inserted into the ~P1 port. h. Select Advanced only if you are using a different expansion board or port other than P1.
  • Page 5 TI-84 Plus CE Python – Tello Drone Getting Started Tello Drone 7. Select .takeoff() always as the first statement in all flight programs. 8. Explore the Python programming menus and the tello module menus and enter the remainder of the TESTFLT program.

  • Page 6: Troubleshooting

    TI-84 Plus CE Python – Tello Drone Getting Started Tello Drone Trouble Shooting Problem Solution I don't see the tello module menus. Use TI-Connect to transfer the module to the calculator. The menus only appear in the editor after the from tello import * line.