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Posted Wednesday, May 14, 2008 8:33 PM
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Hello Jason,

Is there a way to embed volume, pitch or speed control characters in the string phrase passed to the SP03.Speak method? When I used my SP03 with a Brainstem controller in the past, the Acroname software interface had a way to set these parameters.

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patrick
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Hi Patrick,

You can't change the parameters via the 'sp03' serial command, as they are hard-coded in the firmware. However, you can use the Generic I2C command to send the same thing, and add the pitch, volume, and speed for the phrase.

There's a good many examples for the Generic I2C command in the Serializer User Guide, Serializer .NET Lib Documentation pages, and a few in this forum.

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Posted Thursday, May 15, 2008 10:18 AM
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Hi Jason,

This is great! And your code example in the docs even uses the SP03.

Many thanks,
patrick
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Posted Thursday, May 15, 2008 10:47 AM


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Yeah, you can do a lot w/ the Generic I2C protocol, albeit the specific commands (e.g. spo3) are more convenient.

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