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hi thanks for ur message.if u get any info.about the ic's plz send it to my id also.() ashar |
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sorry...but the published data sheets are all you're going to find. Paul Tegler www.teglerizer.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "ashar_83" <> To: <> Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 7:16 AM Subject: [BasicX] paul tegler > hi > > thanks for ur reply.but i want the detailed explanation of working of > SPO and CTS256AL2.i dont get that from internet.can you help me > > ASHAR > > > Yahoo! Groups Links |
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hi thanks for ur reply.but i want the detailed explanation of working of SPO and CTS256AL2.i dont get that from internet.can you help me ASHAR |
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Wow, lets start a new user group... Just kidding :) I too built a parallel port voice box out of this chipset back in 83. I also ran across it a few weeks ago while moving some old boxes into my new home. A really nice device using Phonemes (spelling?) to create speech. I wrote speech games on my cpm based Sony computer for it. The datasheets are in the form of a booklet. A google search for spo256 gets lots. Datasheet. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~concuss/concussor/words.pdf Don Lewis --- In , <ptegler@c...> wrote: > Wow! I didn't know they were even still making these chips! > They use to be avail... right off the wall at Radio Shack. > The last project I used these on was roughly 8-10 years ago. > It's kind of funny that you bring these up, as I just recently > stumbled upon this project (of mine) in an old box. Surprisingly > it still works. Mine was hooked to a printer port as an > audio enunciator for blind people for a home assistance > system. (house temp, doors locked, house alarm set, > running water temp, stove still on, etc) > > A copy of the spec/doc is still on line at > http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~concuss/concussor/words.pdf > > What are you attempting to do with them in regards to a > bx project? > > Paul Tegler > ptegler@c... > www.teglerizer.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "ashar_83" <ashar_83@y...> > To: <> > Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 10:16 AM > Subject: [BasicX] SPO256AL2 & CTS 256AL2 > > i'm a engineering student and i want to do my project usin SPO256 AL2 > > (a speech processor) and CTS 256A-AL2 ( ASCII to allophone code > > converter).So any one who know about these IC's and its internal > > working please send me the documents. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > |
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Wow! I didn't know they were even still making these chips! They use to be avail... right off the wall at Radio Shack. The last project I used these on was roughly 8-10 years ago. It's kind of funny that you bring these up, as I just recently stumbled upon this project (of mine) in an old box. Surprisingly it still works. Mine was hooked to a printer port as an audio enunciator for blind people for a home assistance system. (house temp, doors locked, house alarm set, running water temp, stove still on, etc) A copy of the spec/doc is still on line at http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~concuss/concussor/words.pdf What are you attempting to do with them in regards to a bx project? Paul Tegler www.teglerizer.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "ashar_83" <> To: <> Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 10:16 AM Subject: [BasicX] SPO256AL2 & CTS 256AL2 > i'm a engineering student and i want to do my project usin SPO256 AL2 > (a speech processor) and CTS 256A-AL2 ( ASCII to allophone code > converter).So any one who know about these IC's and its internal > working please send me the documents. > > Yahoo! Groups Links |
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