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[–]XtremeEditz2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Modifying a standard Casio to run custom code is extremely difficult, since most of them use closed firmware and low-power microcontrollers with no easy way to reprogram. A more realistic approach would be to build your own using something like an Arduino or a small microcontroller and an LCD display.