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OL Takes the embosser off-line
0.1E Enter Menu 1. (Menu 1 is the factory menu preset for the
IBM PC connected to the parallel port. This is probably the
menu you have been using)
25.0E Turn speech off
1.1E Save these menu changes and exit to go on-line
The embosser will now work with "speech off" in Menu 1, unless (or until) you
change it.
To turn the speech back on, do all the steps above, except instead of 25.0E
(which turned the speech off) enter 25.1E to turn speech on.
Check parameters without changing them by entering V.NE to have ET
Speaks tell you the current setting. In the above example, suppose you
want to check to make sure the speech is really on before resetting the
embosser. While anywhere in Menu 1, enter V.25E on the keypad to hear the
current speech setting.
Change Speech Characteristics In The Service Menu
All our embossers come with a special Service Menu that contains various
testing and maintenance functions, like restoring factory defaults, running
dot test patterns, and so forth. Embossers equipped with ET Speaks have
additional functions in the Service Menu to enable you to change some of the
speech features of the voice now active. The Service Menu's keypad code is
OL then 0.0E.
50E Set ET Speaks' volume (0E lowest to 9E highest)
51E Set ET Speaks' speed (0E slowest to 9E fastest)
52E Set ET Speaks' tone (0E bass, 1E mid-range, 2E treble)
53E Set ET Speaks' frequency (0E lowest to 9E highest)
54E Set ET Speaks' pitch (0E lowest to 9E highest)
55E Set ET Speaks' intonation, which is how much expression
should be implied by punctuation (0E least to 9E most)
56E Set ET Speaks' articulation, which is the amount of
distinctive separation between words (0E least to 9E most)
57E Set ET Speaks' reverb (0E none to 9E most)
58E Set ET Speaks' pause between words (0E shortest to 9E
longest)
59E ET Speaks reads the settings above (stop with the E key)
60E ET Speaks reads all sixteen menus (stop with the E key)
1E Exits the Service Menu