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Usage of Wire library.

In the files:

  • euro-modules/Mea_vox/Software/MeaVox_Arduino_Clock/MCP23008.cpp
  • euro-modules/Mea_vox/Software/Mea_Vox_Arduino/MCP23008.cpp
  • euro-modules/Mea_vox/Software/Mea_vox_Arduino_Parole/MCP23008.cpp
  • euro-modules/Robo_vox/Software/Robovox_arduino/lib/MCP23008/MCP23008.cpp
  • euro-modules/Robo_vox/Software/Robovox_arduino_midi/lib/MCP23008/MCP23008.cpp
  • euro-modules/Robo_vox/Software/Robovox_Emy/lib/MCP23008/MCP23008.cpp

the Wire.requestFrom() is followed by a Wire.available(). The return value of those Wire.available() is not used, so you may remove all those Wire.available().

When the Wire.requestFrom() returns, the I2C bus activity has finished and data is waiting in a buffer inside the Wire library. The Wire.available() return the number of bytes that are in that buffer.

Trying to upload code

Hope I can ask this here, I have self built Talko,
I have read many differing version of how to upload code including here on git hub talking about Arduino IDE, but also easy uploader, mentioned in the manual, plus terminal bla bla..
I suspect I havent got the bootloader on to the chip yet. I tried this using Atmel Studio and the Olimex AVR/ISP/mk2. and the bootloader file optiboot_atmega328.hex.
but im getting..
avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00

Talkie TALK

Hello, i am a great fan of the Arduino and the Speakjet robot voice,
Came accross the Talkie, and like it alot, thanks for that, and thanks for your modification to the Lib
My question is: Is it possible the apply Pitch, Speed and a kind of filter sound parameters
to the Talkie library voices, Are there 0x4D and 0x3C binary numbers involved in this,
Thanks in advance, Dian from the Netherlands

And Ps does anyone of you know where they still sell Babblebot,
aka soundgin chips

I am an idiot.

hello, i have been using your wonderful talko for 8months and have been doing fine. until today, i have killed it with an incorrect polarity. However;

The unit, Powers on
The display remains on 0
The Atmel is detectable and programable.

any ideas?

many thanks in advance.

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