Voice alerts test build

Roughly based on OpenTX Amber voice I generated a voice set with 155 custom messages. It is available for download here .

Please note the current build is limited to 240 mp3 files, of which 150 are already used by global alerts, numbers and units. The next nightly build will have this limit increased to 400.

Great! unfortunately i can't get my dang mk tool to work again so i guess i'll have to wait for the nightly build ..

Has anyone tried the Taranis speaker? www.banggood.com/FrSky-Taranis-X9E-Speak...76.html?rmmds=search

does someone have a devo 10 with the install guide.

mwm wrote: Has anyone tried the Taranis speaker? www.banggood.com/FrSky-Taranis-X9E-Speak...76.html?rmmds=search

I'm also considering buying one, does anyone know the thickness?

Moeder wrote: Roughly based on OpenTX Amber voice I generated a voice set with 155 custom messages. It is available for download here .

Please note the current build is limited to 240 mp3 files, of which 150 are already used by global alerts, numbers and units. The next nightly build will have this limit increased to 400.

Does the 5-4-17 nightly have the latest updates to the voice alerts?

The voice alerts not working with the latest nightly..I installed it and now if i select the voice config is says "External voice not available"

I formatted ect...like always and replaced the mp3 file on the SD card but still no joy..
Does the library.dfu on the nightly include to voice.ini ?

So i generated a library.dfu and i get voice alerts but they are retarded ..i only have 2 i can select one is "3D robotics" and the other is "timer reset"...When i adjust the volume it says "Throttle" also instead of finished binding it says "Throttle" ..When a timer expires it says "Throttle low waypont seconds"

I didn't check with the emulator to be honest, I will look into it when I get back home...

I have also not been able to get the new Large Voice Pack MP3 folder to work (posted on 5/3). I just updated the nightly to the 5/10 release, deviation-devo12e-v5.0.0-31fcd0d, added the new voice.ini and copied over the MP3 folder to my dfplayer chip. When I try to select a sound for the switches the selector show the entry for 201, but then 0, and those are the only choices for any of the switches... I didn't try any other sounds. I replaced the MP3 folder and voice.ini with the working ones from 3/16
and they appear to work.

Have your updates for more sound files been included in the new nightlies?

I found a source for small Micro SD cards that are pretty perfect for the voice files. This microSD chip is 128MB, and since the MP3 folder total size is under 2mb, it's more than sufficient for an internal sound board.

You are right, I did the voice pack without testing....shouldn't do that, but I was lazy
Next nightlies should work fine, at least it does in the emulator.

Now for some documentation...I added a quick Wiki entry www.deviationtx.com/wiki/voiceoutput#wiring_diagram

Now for the manual...

I noticed the 5-14-17 nightly build is available does it contain the fix to the voice alerts?

Yes, 2017-05-14 has the fix.

magic_marty wrote: I noticed the 5-14-17 nightly build is available does it contain the fix to the voice alerts?

Latest nightly works but don't use the Library.dfu it doesn't contain the voice.ini i had to regenerate another one to get the voice alerts working...Is there any plans in the future for the library.dfu files to already have the voice.ini mapping included or are we going to have to regenerate them each time there is a new voice.ini update?

Magic_marty, I fully adhere to the idea, including a 'default' voice.ini, would help.
For the moment I am hesitating to load other nightly versions, because of the this.
I am flashing the latest nighlies with a Linux PC, and then have to dig out a Windows PC to generate the librery.dfu

Hi guys this is getting a very lengthy read;

Is it possible to edit update, the first post of this topic, with the latest instructions / how to setup?
So anyone could more easily start into beta testing and using voice?

i second what you said.

There is a WIKI page in process, and I will add my notes. There are two elements to address, I think, first how does the hardware connect, and second how do you add the functionality to your Devo software. If you can think of any specific questions, or additional categories, please add them here!