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Please load the WAV file into the Lapis original tool Speech LSI Utility and convert it to data for speech synthesis LSI. You can replay the sound code data generated here.
The checksum cannot be confirmed on the Speech LSI Utility screen. It is described at the end of the information file (xxx.inf) generated when Create ROM is performed. The following is an example of the checksum at the end of the information file. In this case, the checksum is "6BF7H".
When creating sound code data with Speech LSI Utility, select 4.000MHz as the master clock frequency (fosc). This setting adjusts the sampling frequency to match the master clock frequency.
For RIFF Wave files (* .wav), the bit precision corresponds to 16bit or 8bit. It does not support 24bit. Please refer to "2.3.1. Input Files" of the Speech LSI Utility User's Manual for the readable format.
The memory size of the speech synthesis LSI depends on the playback time, the number of phrases, the sampling frequency, and the playback method. In the speech synthesis LSI on our homepage, there is a page in the user support selection guide that inputs sound data information and calculates the required memory size, so please try it.
In the code entry, "Code Entry Confirmation" "Sound code data" "Sound code data Information file (.inf)" 3 points are required. Please contact your sales representative for details.