Speakjet help

Let me give some more information:

I am using serial communication to a PIC chip programmed in C. When the setup is turned on, the Speakjet enunciates "Ready." Using the following code, I can cause it to enunciate "Ready" an additional time:

#include #include #use delay(clock=20000000) #use rs232(baud=9600, xmit=PIN_D1)

void main() { delay_ms(2000); printf("\\\\0"); delay_ms(2000); printf("V"); }

I have not used the speakjet chip so my reply is only a guess based upon a quick look at the documentation.

The fact that you can command the speakjet chip to say 'Ready' says that you have your computer talking to the speakjet chip. That is often the hardest part.

The next thing that I would try is something like:

void main() { delay_ms(2000); printf("\\\\0"); /* Enter SCP mode */ delay_ms(2000); printf("V"); /* Request acknowledgement */ delay_ms(2000); printf("X"); /* Exit SCP mode */ printf(" \\\\AX \\\\EK \\\\FAST \\\\RR \\\\OH \\\\SE \\\\SE"); /* Speak "across" */ delay_ms(2000); }

The sequence for the word 'across' came from an item called 'SpeakJet Dictionary' in the PDFs section on

Some other are:

a = \\EYIY \\IY able=\\FAST \\EYIY \\BO \\UH \\LE about=\\UX \\OB \\AYWW \\TT across= \\AX \\EK \\FAST \\RR \\OH \\SE \\SE act= \\AY \\EK \\TT acting = \\AY \\EK \\TT \\STRESS \\IH \\NGE activated= \\AY \\KE \\TT \\FAST \\IH \\VV \\FAST \\EYIY \\TT \\IH \\ED add= \\AY \\AY \\ED address= \\SLOW \\AY \\ED \\FAST \\RR \\EH \\SLOW \\SE adorn = \\SLOW \\AX \\DO \\FAST \\OWRR \\NE afraid= \\AX \\FF \\FAST \\RR \\EYIY \\ED after= \\AY \\FF \\TT \\FAST \\AXRR afternoon= \\AY \\FF \\FAST \\TT \\FAST \\AXRR \\FAST \\NE \\UW \\SLOW \\NE again= \\AX \\GE \\SLOW \\EY \\NE against= \\AX \\GE \\EY \\NE \\SE \\SLOW \\TT air= \\EYRR airplane= \\EYRR \\PO \\FAST \\LE \\EYIY \\NE alarm = \\SLOW \\UX \\LE \\AWRR \\MM alert= \\AX \\LE \\AXRR \\TT alien=\\Fast \\EY \\Fast \\EYIY \\LE \\IY \\Slow \\Fast \\AX \\NE alive= \\UX \\LE \\FAST \\OH \\FAST \\OHIY \\VV all= \\SLOW \\AW \\SLOW \\LO alligator= \\AY \\LE \\FAST \\IH \\GE \\RELAX \\EYIY \\TT \\FAST \\AXRR almost= \\OH \\FAST \\LO \\MM \\STRESS \\OW \\SO \\TT alone= \\UX \\LO \\OW \\OW \\SLOW \\NE along= \\UX \\LO \\OH \\OH \\SLOW \\NGO alpha= \\AY \\LE \\FAST \\FF \\UX alphabet= \\AY \\LO \\FAST \\FF \\FAST \\AX \\STRESS \\SOFT \\BE \\EY \\SLOW \\TT already= \\AW \\LE \\FAST \\RR \\EY \\DE \\IY also= \\SLOW \\AW \\SLOW \\LO \\SLOW \\SO \\OWWW although= \\FAST \\OH \\SLOW \\LO \\DH \\SLOW \\OWWW always= \\SLOW \\AW \\LE \\WW \\EYIY \\SLOW \\SE am = \\AY \\AY \\MM among= \\RELAX \\UX \\MM \\UX \\NGO ample = \\SLOW \\AY \\FAST \\MM \\PO \\UX \\LO