gja@vta.atl.ga.us (Greg Ansley) (11/10/90)
I'm looking for documentation on the exception ROM (and user ROM) for the SP0256/CTS256A text to speech chip set. The exception ROM is used to give pronunciation information for words that CTS256A mispronounces. The sparse documentation I have implies some kind of magic signature at the beginning of the ROM as well as information about the ROMS length and the the length of any optional RAM. Any help or more complete documentation would be appreciated. Greg Ansley gja@vta.atl.ga.us ..!gatech!vta!gja
jko@jdyx.UUCP (Jonathan O'Neal) (11/11/90)
gja@vta.atl.ga.us (Greg Ansley) writes: >I'm looking for documentation on the exception ROM (and user ROM) for >the SP0256/CTS256A text to speech chip set. The exception ROM is used >to give pronunciation information for words that CTS256A mispronounces. >The sparse documentation I have implies some kind of magic signature at >the beginning of the ROM as well as information about the ROMS length >and the the length of any optional RAM. >Any help or more complete documentation would be appreciated. >Greg Ansley >gja@vta.atl.ga.us >..!gatech!vta!gja Me too! The chips were easy enough to work with, but the speech leaves a lot to be desired. A little tweaking is in order. If anyone has these docs, please forward them to me as well (jko@jdyx.atlanta.ga.us) or post here. Thanks in advance. -jko
dth@cs.brown.edu (Dzung T. Hoang) (11/12/90)
I have 19 pages of documentation for the CTS256AL2 chip, including details on programming the exception ROM. Contact me by email for details. I would also like to hear from everyone who has programmed such a ROM. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dzung T. Hoang dth@cs.brown.edu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------