I was sure impressed -- I thought if they got back to
me at all it would only be to point and scoff, but
digging out 15-20 year old datasheets for me put them
at the top of my good books.

If I may be curious, why are you working with that
chip? A year or so ago 4 of us attempted to duplicate
the early TI LPC synthesizer chip (for a VLSI class
project) and the inputs were basically just numbers
representing different phonemes and stresses. If you
are using the LPC chip you may be able to make your
own ROM if you can't get a datasheet for the VM71003.

- Todd.

--- Ken Pergola <no_spam@localnet.com> wrote:

> Hi Todd,
> 
> I just might try that. It's an obvious solution
> (sound of me smacking my
> forehead), but I figured that the part was so old
> that no one at TI would
> want to bother with a request like this. I might
> just be wrong about this.
> Thanks for replying and sharing your experience with
> TI.
> 
> Thanks kindly,
> 
> Ken Pergola
> 
> 
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