Get .gif files for the Radio-Shack spec sheet at:

http://support.tandy.com/support_supplies/17518.htm

You can find other stuff by using www.altavista.digital.com to
search for spo256, e.g.:

http://www.squark.demon.co.uk/files/zx/spo256.txt

Rick Watson
The University of Texas, ACITS Networking Services, 512/475-9220
 r.watson@utexas.edu

Eric Naus wrote:
>
> Hanging onto this old stuff actually pays off.
>
> SP0256- AL2 Voice Synthesizer
>
> Address      Word
>
>   0           Oh
>   1           One
>   2           Two
>   3           Three
>   4           Four
>   5           Five
>   6           Six
>   7           Seven
>   8           Eight
>   9           Nine
>   10          Ten
>   11          Eleven
>   12          Twelve
>   13          Thirteen
>   14          Fourteen
>   15          Fifteen
>   16          Sixteen
>   17          Seventeen
>   18          Eighteen
>   19          Nineteen
>   20          Twenty
>   21          Thirty
>   22          Forty
>   23          Fifty
>   24          It Is
>   25          A.M.
>   26          P.M.
>   27          Hour
>   28          Minute
>   29          Hundred Hour
>   30          Good Morning
>   31          Attention Please
>   32          Please Hurry
>   33          Melody A
>   34          Melody B
>   35          Melody C
>
> Hope This Helps Out.
>
> Bye For Now
>
> Eric
> At 12:26 PM 10/27/97 - 0500, you wrote:
> >Hi Gang,
> >
> >Does anybody have a list of SPO256 Phoneme Addresses?  I just got a few from
> >BG Micro and when I looked at my old GI docs, they don't have the
> >Phonemes/address table (I think that when I used the part thirteen years
> >ago, I bought it from Radio Scrap and they had a table with the package).
> >
> >Thanx!
> >
> >myke
> >
> >Check out "Programming and Customizing the PIC Microcontroller" at:
> >
> >http://www.myke.com
> >
>