QV400D Quadravox Inc, QV400D Datasheet - Page 38

• Manufacturer Part Number: QV400D
• Description: CHIPCORDER PROTOTYPE TOOL KIT
• Manufacturer: Quadravox Inc
• Series: ChipCorder®r
• Type: Quadravox Prototyping Kitr

Specifications of QV400D

• Contents: Programmer Board with two empty ZIF Sockets, Cable, Power Supply, Software and Documentation
• For Use With/related Products: Winbond ChipCorder® Devices
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

Chapter 5. Universal Speech Tools : ISD Programming
The Program Menu
The Program menu is attached to the Project window by the DLL. This is the menu that is used for
programming ISD ChipCorder devices and to modify hardware parameters.
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Brings up a dialog that allows the user to select any file in the project, and
to program it at any valid address on the ISD chip. This dialog also allows
the user to play from any valid address on the ISD chip.
Brings up a dialog that will initiate the programming of the project on the
ISD chip. A check box allows the user to decide if the programming
function should start automatically when this menu option is invoked, or
wait for the user to click the start button. Files are programmed in the
following order:
Fix all addresses: all addresses are fixed at the value they currently have
(except for FFFF)
Free all addresses: all addresses are free
Brings up a dialog that allows the user to change some parameters related
to the recording function. These parameters depend on the ISD system
being used.
Resets whatever ISD hardware is currently connected.
Brings up a dialog (see next page) that allows the user to create different
tables related to the project. The system will create a file containing the
addresses of files on the chip. It also creates a table that can be used in a
C program to define concatenations. The user can choose to create the
table from the information in the project itself (if the project has already
been recorded on chip), or from the wav files. The latter method is a fast
way to create the table without having to go through the recording process.
Allows the user to import an old iQbox project into the new QV400S
format. The user must first open any ISD project to make the Program
menu available. After the old iQbox project (extension .ipf) is imported, the
user must first close the current project, then open the imported project to
have access to it.
Alternatively, the user can invoke the “Import iQbox Project” menu option
from the main window’s “Project” menu.
Note that concatenations containing more than 32 elements will be
split into smaller chunks to be compatible with the QV400S software.
- Files at fixed addresses, in increasing order of fixed addresses
- All other files, taken in the order they appear in the project window,
provided that they are used in at least one concatenation.
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