Ok I managed to go through a rather painful process of exporting libraries, schematic & board to Eagle scripts, then recreating them in Eagle 4.16. Let me know if it works for you now.MikeB wrote:Can't read your EAGLE files, you must be using a more recent version than I have. I use version 4.16 (Full version) for work, so will cost a lot to upgrade to a later version.
Mike.
All capacitors are ceramic in my circuit, and therefore not polarizedmbanzi wrote:I copied the schematic created a few pages ago into Eagle, but it probably needs to be validated. For example I couldn't figure out if any of the caps in the schematic are polarized, which I'm sure they are.
Read in fine, just a small problem around the LM386, pins 2 and 3 have no connections, and the connections to some other pins are slightly odd, but I can sort that easily. I'll check the circuit out.mbanzi wrote:Let me know if it works for you now.
) and it sounds quite good. It should be available in a day or 2.. A lot of work.. And I want to do more sound packs 
at least one more.. shall I do one with a male voice??That was one of the chips in the linear library I had trouble converting, it was getting late so I didn't check it.MikeB wrote: Read in fine, just a small problem around the LM386, pins 2 and 3 have no connections, and the connections to some other pins are slightly odd, but I can sort that easily. I'll check the circuit out.
It may be worth putting both connectors on the schematic once the design has stabilized, as an option. Would be nice to have a stripboard, single sided & double sided PCB versions! Btw is it possible to have several board designs linked to the same schematic in Eagle?MikeB wrote:My only concern is with the connector to the SD card, which applies to several of the circuit on this thread, is I would like the pinout to be directly compatible with the connections to a micro SD card to SD card adapter. I've wired up my breadboard to include a 0.1" pitch, PCB edge connector, and I can plug the SD card adapter directly into this. I'll detail this later. One reason the the existing pinout is used is, it is much easier to put onto stripboard.
Hi Bill, I always link the files on the first post. the people can post the files on the last post (obviouslybill516 wrote:Joao Would it not be better to load the sound files to the sounds pack library under the language it is in, we already have some English, American, Scottish etc. That way its just a simple task of looking under the language you require instead of trawling through a thread, better still would be sub folders inside language folder for male, female, computer voice etc.
Bill
) but there will be a link for them on the first one.. I normally add a line saying which language.. please check it out.. it's just one more click there are already Hungarian and Russian files linked.. as well, but I need time for that and the demand is not so great as far as I know..Can't you just save the schematic and then open it in another project and design a new board for it? it should be possible..mbanzi wrote: It may be worth putting both connectors on the schematic once the design has stabilized, as an option. Would be nice to have a stripboard, single sided & double sided PCB versions! Btw is it possible to have several board designs linked to the same schematic in Eagle?
It's giving me a few headaches Hans, which diagram are you referring to?hageha wrote:Oliver,
I have found a mistake in the diagram. Pin 13 (middle left side) must go to pin 28 of the M64! (no pin 29)
The gain change I've taken back.
R 10 now 33k.
Connection "beeper" I have applied to the base of the transistor.
I removed the beeper.
Hans, but in datasheets the blocking capasitors on output of linear voltage regulators must be the tantalum or aluminium electrolitics and polarized!hageha wrote:All capacitors are ceramic in my circuit, and therefore not polarizedmbanzi wrote:I copied the schematic created a few pages ago into Eagle, but it probably needs to be validated. For example I couldn't figure out if any of the caps in the schematic are polarized, which I'm sure they are.
I think, this diagrammbanzi wrote:Hans, which diagram are you referring to?hageha wrote:Oliver,
I have found a mistake in the diagram. Pin 13 (middle left side) must go to pin 28 of the M64! (no pin 29)
The gain change I've taken back.
R 10 now 33k.
Connection "beeper" I have applied to the base of the transistor.
I removed the beeper.
Could you just briefly tell me which project do you discuss?Good that you found the problemkintash wrote:Jhsa,
Voice issue fixed!
Well, the new emartee sound module is basically.... rubbish not to say worse.. it has a long delay when playing consecutive files. Also the welcome message doesn't work very well. So Oliver decided to start a nice project, that is, build a new sound model using an Atmega 328 microcontroller. That's what all this is about and it's working great so far.. Also there are other possibilities like storing models on the SD Card from the module and connection to a PC using a serial interface.. And probably much more. Let's wait and see what magic can be done..Reading up on this forum you guys are discussing a lot of technical ideas. Since I am not big on electronics lately I have hard time to follow this forum.
Thnaks.
Oliver,Oliver wrote:mbanzi, maybe you'll become commiter in that project and place you versions of scheme and board? Then all versions will be in one place and they can choose the version they like. Or we can place the links of different versions in the top of thread?
I just spent all 3 weekend days making these files one by one.. ER9x doesn't use scripts to make all the files at once remember? 
