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The Accent only supports ten possible tones. Therefore, Window-Eyes tones A through D are mapped
into the Accent's tone zero. Window-Eyes tones E through L are mapped into the Accent's tones one
through eight respectively. Finally Window-Eyes tones M through Z are mapped into the Accent tone
nine. This means all tones between M and Z will sound the same. The same is true for tones A
through D. All other features work as expected.
C.3: Apollo I and II External
(does not support indexing)
Options for external models:
Port Select the COM port the synthesizer is connected to
Baud Rate 9600 is the default
Data Bits 8 is the default
Stop Bits 1 is the default
Parity none is the default
Flow Control Xon/Xoff is the default
Neither model supports the tone settings. The Apollo I does not support the volume settings.
Apollo synthesizers do not support any handshaking. This means when the 8k buffer in the
synthesizer fills, any new data will be lost. It is suggested that you not try to send more than 8,000
characters to the synthesizer at one time. With true handshaking, the synthesizer will signal to the
computer that its internal buffer is full so to stop sending data. As the synthesizer speaks, the buffer
slowly empties. When there is enough room for more data, the synthesizer will tell the computer to
start sending data again. Without this ability, the computer has no idea when the synthesizer buffer is
full. Again, this will only be a problem if you send more than 8K of data to the synthesizer at once.
C.4. C.4: Audapter (Serial Only)
(supports indexing)
Options:
Port Select the COM port the synthesizer is connected to
Baud Rate 9600 is the default
Data Bits 8 is the default
Stop Bits 1 is the default
Parity none is the default
Flow Control RTS/CTS is the default
C.5. C.5: Blazie Synthesizers including Braille 'N Speak
(supports indexing)
Options:
Port Select the COM port the synthesizer is connected to
Baud Rate 9600 is the default
Data Bits 8 is the default
Stop Bits 1 is the default
Parity none is the default
Flow Control Xon/Xoff is the default
In order for the Blazie product to be used as a voice synthesizer you must first enable the serial port
and place it into what is called "Speech Box Mode." Please refer to your product manual on how this is
accomplished.
C.6: DECtalk Access32 (Window-Eyes)
(supports indexing)
Options:
This version of the DECtalk Access32 Software Synthesizer is built in and tied specifically to Window-
Eyes, and does not require a synthesizer location. This version of the DECtalk Access 32, and the full
version of the DECtalk Access 32 (please refer to Appendix C.6 for more information) may coexist
without conflicts.
The DECtalk Access32 supports all one hundred rates, pitch, and volume settings. We have mapped
the ten different voices into the tone settings. Therefore, Window-Eyes' tones A through H will use
Huge Harry. Tone I will use Perfect Paul. Tone J will use Frail Frank. Tone K will use Rough Rita.
Tone L will use Beautiful Betty. Tone M will use Kit the Kid. Tone N will use Uppity Ursula. Tone O will
use Doctor Dennis. Tone P will use Whispering Wendy. Finally tones Q through Z will use Variable
Val.