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Communication

This section describes the communication ports, cables, and protocols which Cahute can exploit, and is used between CASIO calculators, or between a CASIO calculator and a host device.

• Purposes for the communication protocols
  • Data or screen reception
  • Data or screen sending
  • Device control
• Communication ports
  • 3-pin port
  • PXH-A16 port
  • USB Mini-B port
  • USB Type-C port
• Communication cables
  • SB-62 cable
  • SB-87 / SB-125 / SB-150 / SB-155 cable
  • SB-88 cable
  • 9-9 pin SB-90 cable
  • 3-9 pin SB-90 cable
  • SB-300 cable
  • SB-305 cable
  • FA-100 adapter
  • Util’Pocket CASIO calculator / PC cable
  • USB Type-A to Mini-B cables
  • USB Type-A to Type-C cables
• Communication transports and protocols
  • Serial transport
  • USB transports
• USB detection for CASIO calculators
• CAS40 protocol – Serial protocol used by pre-1996 calculators
  • CAS40 packet format
  • CAS40 data types
  • CAS40 flows
• CAS50 protocol – Serial protocol used by calculators from 1996 to 2004
  • CAS50 packet format
  • CAS50 data types
  • CAS50 flows
• CAS100 protocol – Serial protocol used by AFX / Graph 100
  • CAS100 packet format
  • CAS100 data types
  • CAS100 flows
• CAS300 – Serial and USB protocol used by Classpad 300 / 330 (+)
  • CAS300 packet format
  • CAS300 commands
  • CAS300 flows
• Protocol 7.00 – Serial and USB protocol used by post fx-9860G calculators
  • Specific formats for Protocol 7.00
  • Protocol 7.00 packet format
  • Protocol 7.00 communication flows
  • Known Protocol 7.00 commands by CASIO
  • Known Protocol 7.00 command extensions in fxRemote
  • Protocol 7.00 use cases
  • Known hardware identifiers for Protocol 7.00
• Protocol 7.00 Screenstreaming – fx-9860G and fx-CG screenstreaming
  • Protocol 7.00 Screenstreaming packet format
  • Protocol 7.00 Screenstreaming communication flows
• USB Mass Storage (UMS)