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SOUNDER
Sounder is a sound playing system. Sounds are downloaded to the Sounder board from a
PC using Sounder Link software. Sounder Link software uses a PC COM port to
download sounds and configuration information to the Sounder board.
Sounder has two channels (Channel A and Channel B) providing simultaneous
independent control of two speakers. Each channel has its own volume control.
Sounder Link gets the sounds from .WAV files. There are many variations of .WAV
files in common use. Sounder Link uses 8 or 16 bit PCM format files with a 22.050 KHz
sample rate. Many good programs are available to convert sound files from other
formats.
Sounder by Deltronic Labs. Rev. 1.01
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- Page 1 Sounder Link gets the sounds from .WAV files. There are many variations of .WAV files in common use. Sounder Link uses 8 or 16 bit PCM format files with a 22.050 KHz sample rate. Many good programs are available to convert sound files from other formats.
- Page 2 Operation Sounder has several different control protocols. Sounder Link software is used to select the protocol that best fits your situation. One of the protocols uses a PC COM port connection to control the board. The other protocols use two 8 pin headers on the Sounder board, Control A and Control B.
- Page 3 Protocol 7 uses one byte commands received through the RS-232 connection that is also used to program the Sounder board. The RS-232 parameters are 115,200 baud, no parity, 8 bits, 1 stop bit. The RS-232 connection uses the 8 pin PGM connector on the Sounder board.
- Page 4 Report the status of channel A Report the status of channel B Sounder responds to the status report special commands with a single byte which is the number of the sound being played, or zero if no sound is being played.
- Page 5 The RS232 interface and the ccTalk interface use the same UART, and therefore can not be used at the same time. A jumper on a 3 pin header on the Sounder board must be set to “CC” or “RS“ before using either interface. If you are using the RS232 to program the board, to switch to ccTalk you must unplug the programming cable, move the jumper from “RS”...
- Page 6 Sounder Link Software Sounds are downloaded to the Sounder board from a PC using Sounder Link software. Sounder Link software uses a PC COM port to download sounds and configuration information to the Sounder board. Selecting a COM Port Use the drop-down selection box in the lower right corner to select the COM port that you are using.
- Page 7 Any blank entries with be replaced with a very short silent sound when you download. Downloading Sounder stores the sounds in flash memory. This memory must be erased before it can be reprogrammed. Thus in most cases you should click the Erase & Download button to download sounds.
- Page 8 90 seconds of sound. Total number of sounds: Up to 16 depending upon control protocol used. Dimensions: 3.625 x 3.3 inches. 5/32 diameter mounting hole in each corner located 1/8 inch from each edge of the board. Sounder by Deltronic Labs. Rev. 1.01...
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