I set a up a topic earlier about my capstone and a voice tone but my problem now is that I need to record multiple messages onto the chip.There are a few set ups in datasheets available that i have looked at but not one has given me that certain way of setting it up. Since im trying to have the chip be activated with binary outputs, does anyone know how to set the chip up to have multiple messages?any advice would be helpful thanx

 

The datasheet I just glanced at has that information. The "real" datasheet is a .pdf file about 957 Kbytes long.

You record to different segments of memory, selectable by address. Playback works the same way. The limit for total message length is 12 seconds.

 

The datasheet I just glanced at has that information. The "real" datasheet is a .pdf file about 957 Kbytes long.

You record to different segments of memory, selectable by address. Playback works the same way. The limit for total message length is 12 seconds.

wheres the link so i may look at it

 

wheres the link so i may look at it

You can go to www.datasheetarchive.com and search on isd1100.

There are other places but this should give you what you need.

hgmjr

 

Go here - http://www.datasheetarchive.com/search.php?q=isd1100&searchtype=default&p=1.

You have 10 choices of datasheet. The larger the .pdf, the more detail.

 

You have 10 choices of datasheet. The larger the .pdf, the more detail.

If the datasheet is old and it was scanned, then a big file has more tears (the torn tears or the crying tears) and more ketchup and mustard on it.

 

i was looking through the the data sheets and, besides the basics of it, i couldn't grasp the concept of how to record multiple messages. Maybe i just need a little more assistance from someone who's used it before in this manner because the sample wiring i believe is only used for short record and playback.

 

corner boy,

ISD1100 has 10 seconds for recording time, divided into 80, binary addressable segments. By setting certain address lines high during record, and again during playback, you can record and play back specific segmants. I did this with an ISD1400 (40 seconds) several years ago.

I have a three page document "Stand-Alone/Parallel interface Products: Basic Addressing" Chipcorder Technology by ISD, that includes the ISD110 addressing. If you don't have it I'll try to post it.

Ken

 

corner boy,

ISD1100 has 10 seconds for recording time, divided into 80, binary addressable segments. By setting certain address lines high during record, and again during playback, you can record and play back specific segmants. I did this with an ISD1400 (40 seconds) several years ago.

I have a three page document "Stand-Alone/Parallel interface Products: Basic Addressing" Chipcorder Technology by ISD, that includes the ISD110 addressing. If you don't have it I'll try to post it.

Ken

please post it up for me, would really appreciate it


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please post for me please

What do you need us to post for you?

hgmjr

 

please post it up for me, would really appreciate it


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hgmjr,

Check my previous post.

Corner boy,

The document is at work and I'm at home today. I'll try to scan it and post it tomorrow.

Ken

 

Here is the data sheet from the original manufacturer for you to look over until kmoffett can post his document.

hgmjr

 

cornor_boy,

Thanks for the ISD1100 manual.

Attached are two zipped app. notes for the ISD chips. ISDAdd.zip (6 pages) is the app. note on Addressing. ISDAmp.zip (2 pages) is the app. note on adding an LM386 audio amp chip.

Hope this helps.

Ken

 

Thanks for the files but does the isd require further programming before recording

 

Don't hold your breath waiting for an answer from a thread that died more than seven years ago.