Virtual TI (VTI Emulator)

If you're in a line of business where you work with a graphing calculator on a daily basis, then the idea of using them on your more reliable PC and debugging them has surely crossed your mind. Fortunately, Virtual TI is one of the applications that can help you achieve satisfactory results, and together with Wabbitemu, it can help in the situation mentioned above by providing you with all the necessary functions.

Virtual TI - VTI Emulator  can emulate the TI-82, TI-83, TI-83 Plus, TI-85, TI-86, TI-89, TI-92, TI-92 II, and TI-92 Plus calculators. One thing worth mentioning though is that unlike previous iterations of the program, this app cannot provide OS updates for your devices anymore, so users have to either work with downloaded ROM files and upload them to the device using a Link cable.

One great thing about this tiny emulator is that besides the fact it is lightweight both regarding file size and resource requirements, it doesn't require any setup process. This means that no additional files will be created on your disk, nor will it mess up your registries in any way. However, just like with Wabbitemu, before you can use it, you need to load a ROM file by loading it from your computer, copying it from your physical calculator or creating a ROM based on an OS file.

Once you are done loading the appropriate ROM file, the emulated devices will appear on your computer, and you can interact with it as you would with the physical version. Virtual TI also includes a debugger that can be accessed by selecting the "Open Debugger" option from the "Debug" menu or by pressing the F11 key on your keyboard.

Using Virtual TI along with Wabbitemu will allow you to emulate and debug pretty much all of the most popular TI-model graphing calculators, allowing you to perform the same tasks on your PCs as you would with the real device.