UD008160@NDSUVM1.BITNET (Elmer Morlock) (07/04/90)
Index Number: 9022 I am ttrying to get my GP-Echo synthesizer workin serially with the Enable-4 (a shareware speech proram). The GP-Echo synthesizer is not made any more. I had a specail serial cable made for it base on the specs in the manual that came with it. There is also an addemdum sheet that came with it showin the eight switch settins. I want it to run at 9600 baud. The switches when toward the front of the unit is then ON. Switch one is startin from the left going right. Switches one, two, and three are on. Switch four is off. Switch five is on. Switches six and seven are on. Switch 8 is off which means serial. This does not work and I have tried all other possibilities. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong. United States mail address: Elmer Morlock box 8218 computer center University of North Dakota Grand forks Nd 58202 office phone: (701) 777-3786 bitnet address: ud008160 at ndsuvm1 internet address: ud008160 at vm1.nodak.edu
Doug.Geoffray@f8.n369.z1.fidonet.org (Doug Geoffray) (08/11/90)
Index Number: 9740
[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]
TW> the echo gp and the echo pc are the same unit just with a
TW> different cable according to a person at street electronics.
TW> so the echo is still made and in inventory at several vendors.
Tandy,
I believe Elmer is talking about the original Echo synthesizer. This
synthesizer could be either parallel or serial. It also had a few
more dip switches. I have never worked with this model. They were before
my time. I am just a youngster. ha ha. Anyway, hope everything is working
out for you.
Doug
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