+orpheuswaking Posted February 15, 2010 Share Posted February 15, 2010 Hi, I picked up a lot of Atari things this last weekend one of which was the "Voice Box" by "Alien Group"... It came with a tape that has software for 16k machines on one side, and 32k machines on the other... No matter what I do I can't get it to load either side with any of my known working tape decks. If I do Start+Option or just Start it loads until the end of the tape and then just sits there as though nothing happened. With Cload I get error 1 at line 0. I looked for other software online and here and found Voice Box II, that loads but I don't have a manual to figure out how to use it. If you load without basic it just gives you a list of options and sits there. no input is accepted. (I'm wondering if the software does not work with the unit I have)... Therefore does anyone have a working ATR or CAS of the Voice Box software, and also a scan of the manual? Or at least some info on how to use this unit. Thanks Simon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 16, 2010 Author Share Posted February 16, 2010 (edited) [edit] Double post, sorry... Edited February 16, 2010 by orpheuswaking Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 16, 2010 Author Share Posted February 16, 2010 No one has used this here at all? I'm looking for ANY help at all... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Roydea6 Posted February 16, 2010 Share Posted February 16, 2010 I just did a search for Alien voice and got this: =1"]http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=search&do=quick_search&search_filter_app[forums]=1 and this is the atr for the Voice box II: http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?app=forums&module=forums§ion=attach&tid=144728 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 17, 2010 Author Share Posted February 17, 2010 I just did a search for Alien voice and got this: http://www.atariage....arch_filter_app[forums]=1 and this is the atr for the Voice box II: http://www.atariage....tach&tid=144728 Your first link does not work... And as stated I already have the ATR for voice box II... However it just loads to a screen and sits there, I can't get it to accept any input... I need a manual or something to figure it out (that is if that software works with the original device)... I appreciate the help though Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
perry_m Posted February 17, 2010 Share Posted February 17, 2010 Maybe try Translator, since it is so old. Can you run wav2cas on it? wav2cas is here: http://home.planet.nl/~ernest/atarixle.html If it isn't corrupt then we can examine the cas image for ideas. If corrupt maybe it can be repaired, as there are 2 copies, probably similar. I would like to add emulation of the Voice Box to Atari800 at some point but I need the software for this so it would be useful to have. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 17, 2010 Author Share Posted February 17, 2010 I've tried it on a 400 an 800 with and without basic as well as a 800XL and a 130XE... I'm guessing the tape is bad but I could try wav2cas I think it may have multiple programs on the tape though, That's why having the manual would help (of course that the only thing NOT in the boxes) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 17, 2010 Author Share Posted February 17, 2010 VoiceBox.zip Wav2Cas files Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
perry_m Posted February 17, 2010 Share Posted February 17, 2010 It seems most of the tape did not convert well with wav2cas. Most blocks were bad. I read that Phaeron, author of Altirra, suggested using a bandpass filter from 1KHz to 7KHz in Audacity to clean up a recording before using wav2cas. Also Altirra has its own algorithm for reading wav files, so you could try loading it with Altirra. Just possibly there is some issue with the recording beyond the tape being bad. Perhaps clipping or low volume. Maybe check in Audacity if the waveform looks good. It is a Basic program. There are some additional segments after the main program. I think this is for a Dictionary. Possibly we could recover the essential logic for accessing the device despite the corruption of the Basic file but this is difficult because of the large amount of damage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
a8isa1 Posted February 17, 2010 Share Posted February 17, 2010 VoiceBox.zip Wav2Cas files try the following with your tape: - ENTER "C:" - RUN "C:" - LOAD "C:" (Can't remember for sure but I think this expects long record gaps versus short record games for CLOAD). Did you try a head cleaning cassette? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 17, 2010 Author Share Posted February 17, 2010 VoiceBox.zip Wav2Cas files try the following with your tape: - ENTER "C:" - RUN "C:" - LOAD "C:" (Can't remember for sure but I think this expects long record gaps versus short record games for CLOAD). Did you try a head cleaning cassette? Head cleaning was the first thing I did... Tried all possible permutations of loading the software... I think I've exhausted all possibilities and the voice box will sit on the shelf looking cool but ultimately doing nothing... I think my best option is if someone comes up with a disk image of the original software, which I am very surprised is not available on the many archive sites out there... Either that or figure out how to operate the VBII software and see if it can be made to work with this iteration of the hardware... In the meantime I think I'll start messing around with S.A.M I'll bump this occasionally to request if anyone has an ATR or CAS of the original software, and just as importantly the Manual! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rybags Posted February 17, 2010 Share Posted February 17, 2010 Do you have APE? If you do, setup a printer such that it captures to a window so you can cut/paste and post the data here. Then try this to give a listing of the first block: 10 OPEN #1,4,128,"C:" 20 OPEN #2,8,0,"P:" 30 DIM D(128):FOR A=1 TO 128:GET #1,D:D(A)=D:NEXT A 40 CLOSE #1 50 FOR A=1 TO 128:? #2;D(A); 60 NEXT A:CLOSE #2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
perry_m Posted February 18, 2010 Share Posted February 18, 2010 If you can upload the .wav files you made for use with wav2cas to Megaupload or some such place I will try to use Audacity or Altirra to improve the recovery of data. I have figured out how the Voice Box II works and I think it can be emulated in Atari800. The Voice Box II program will freeze when run in Atari800 unless the Voice Box II device is responding correctly. If it fails to work with the Voice Box I then it may be that the protocol is different. The Voice Box II is not an intelligent device that obeys the Atari SIO protocol. Data is simply sent over the serial line and decoded by a shift register. I believe the cassette motor line is used to signal that the Voice Box II should respond to serial data. The SIO /COMMAND line is not used. The Votrax SC-01 busy status is read using the SKSTAT bit that reads data directly from the SIO bus. Both the Voice Box I and II use a simple BASIC program as the interface. The Voice Box I cassette should be loaded from BASIC with CLOAD. Here are some strings from the Voice Box I images: (The word "data" occurs as part of the .cas file format and should be ignored) 16k FUJI baud data LIMI data 16K CASSUTTE 13MAY82-1 data} DOUTPUT SUBR Auu6 data data FLOATING CODE =data data{ wr'S data Bdata VOCABULARY Muu6 ZSTOPEH3E data H2EH1PA0AH2AWL( ==bUH3AE1A_2UH2UHL bDTA2A1ZHI3I eebAHAEUHO2O1IUU1T !HEREHE1AWMNBVZLKJHG data FDSAPO UYTREW. HEXCODE)Y BCHSUVcopqrx~DEFGIJKPQTW bdnstuvwyz{|}LMNORXYZ[\]^_`e[ A]data RUnplug your program recorder. Plug in the tmH-5 \ Tu] @the volume on your t.6data v. and hit Type P*V to see data owgls *C for onsonants *D to save ictZ *S tO ee dic|ionary *M to s data ee spare emory *I more nstructions *L thts ist of optX e=UI@PHRASE>1 to save data H @ or 2 H @recall it or 2 YEHS MAHSTR*( data jJjjA!=9 @SPELLING CODES--- 1M@SHORt---------------LONG Y AY AM data A D AE1 AE P P !d AH1 AH LL AW2 AW1 AW b E NL2data IST EH3 EH2 EH1 EH N I3 I2 I1 I !dY AH1Y AHY LD O2 O1 O data K OO1 OO IU u1 U NCLE WH3 UHM U!b UH Y1 Y AND data ]ILP NO SOUND STOP . PA0 PA1 =9M=9 9QM,2 AG B PAI Dldata #)UDGE DJP Y BU ER DT AST F ET G ELLO H TRIC K AT P data M SU N THI NG PA S D ER ED R OP SH AP P data IN TH IS THV #YAN PY@ iURE ZH OO Z data 6aIt -?:C: ,<C: ,<B: ,<C: ,<C: o226 ,&C: ,%^data ,&C: =@YOU RB( 9Q@TO DO THIS? data A1r@ Rdata NEW ENTRY Ndata data data 6aD7 data ,.>:@: data data data 1<M"I. data data >}Position the |ape to the start ofP U@R- data ctionary, XE@type D 4 If you prefer to use the phonetic codes, type \Y $press the PLAY button data and h- data 7BN0T9@ dataz tdata L Unplug the VOICE BO , plug in the program recorder, position the tape to Jwh,W @want the di data @recorded Press REC and Play and hit -P:B: B:xdata Jd1- adata 1-P:B: @5data %CP data 3B1# PRINT DI %]SE 1 TO @RESTA T DISPLAY @Pvdata hdata data DEMO }First type in a word: CAUGHT C-H-U-G-H-T data Nothing like it ! Type in phonetic spelling: KAWT Sounds good. Now ente data r it in the dictionary: KAWT=CAUGHT KAWT To enter a prefix: UHN= UNE data Space To enter a suffixN 4d . I1NG=ING_ +data Underline I1NG $Use / to raise pitch, \ to lower it: LAH.../LAH.../LAH...\LAH...\\LAH {data WORD LENGTH NO.OF WORDS Hdata Maximum 255 words of one len data gth. You have used % of total emory. B:"data LAST LINE a..( data >:F: LAST LINE a..( HO"E= data data q6UU VQ(E" Q!@AREAIBE IGHTFOURCOMEAPE AREArE TO ERVEWHATREADTHIRDREDELVETIMEWANTTHISTHATWEREONCEDONETIONTHEYENCEOVE BY ANCE data EASEENGVEb @CLES EVERAST ATEDIRSTMUCHMO ENIONIRE ONEABLEQUIEABBIPETEHEAVTHEMICESARI FIESTYPEEDITARGEGIVEOUNDBAREALUE PPEDER data EDAWAYAUSEVIEWMADEOULDINTOSIVEUNITEH3EH2EH1PA0AH2AW1AH1OO1UH3AE1AW2UH2UH1THVPA1 EAIDEICEIFEINE @ALKYOUTWOTOOIVEASEITEUREARE data ANDOF O)Q( e!=]9=] ^ ALLAYSLE WASCE BYOUTWHOHADE ADOARALWBER"@ECOESSEASRAYINDMAYSCHOONEATCIRAFRQPSPT* data CECEIMEMONEIBEUALAL ANyUSEUMEEXCWAYED TE POSECIVDOWOUPIEFIGNCCEIREDT(SbZHI3I2I1CHS$u== eebAHAEUHO2O1IUU1THEREHE1AWI QUCKENWRYA"data EEEXIXUNARLLA ITTWHELPHOTAUUYEGETCYPPESADEFEAANAMATMYEMUMMMURFFRRMNBVZLKJHGFDSAPOIUYTREW.XC12345678901 datap Mdata j@ABCHSUVcopqrx~l Mtz,i data UU~: data kDEFGIJK PQTWabdnstuvwyz{|} k]kLMNORXY Z[\]^_`efghijklmC data Vq=V $?_C Jk]kLMNORXY Z[\}^_`efghijklm@ data 32k FUJI baud data 7HUU U4[4SjHX B"YaHHX XCON XPNO XPNS VIieJHVT -YHXAV data }data data data 16JUL82-3 RANDOM SENT.32K TMM6 data data udata OUTPUT SUBR 4data data FLOATING AODE data data Rdata hH)? hdata QOdata data data <[data ?data TOCABULARY data~ ZSTOPEH3EH2EH1PA0AH2 * !bOO1UH3AE1AW2UH0UH1THVP@1DTA2A1ZHI3I2I!CHSHNGOOAYY1AHA"UHO2O1IUU1t :data HE1AWMNBVZFKJHGFDSAPOIUYTREW. XCODES @ABCHSUVcopqrx~DEFGI KPQTWabdnstutwyz{|}LMNORXYZ[\]^_`efg data hhjklmC @the program recordgr. Plug in the VOICE BOX. Turn up the volume of you\data r t.v. #Hit when you have done this. *data Type *V to see owels @for onsonants *- to slow down tZ, *+ t7data o speed it up *D to save ictionar| *FP %@talkin[2acR *T full screen of data *S tO ee dictionary R5@to see spare emory *R andom *I more nstruc:Z data *L this ist of options YOUR PHRASE>1 to save it or 2 data call it $$$z PLEASE TEACH ME TO SPEP)( ----PHONETIC SPELL data ING CO ES--- VOWELS SHORT---------------LONG Y AY A2 A1 A D AE1 AE P data AH2 H1 AH LL AW0 AW E1 E !f R% !b EH N I3 8data %b I !dY AH1Y AHY LD O2 O1 O K OO1 OO IU U1 data U NCLE UH3 UH2 UH1 UH eb Y L IN W NSM=U9 @STOP . data PA0 PA1 CONSGNANTS AG B PAI D MPR )UDGP )@ BU ER DT Edata} @ ET G ELLO @P Y TRIC K \PR 5AT M MU9 @9,; data S D ER ED R OP ST Y AP T IN TH Q!Y,@ %%(?data AN V A URE ZH -?:C: data ,<B: ,<C: ,<C: ,<C: ,<C: ,&C: Y&ik data ,&C: "DO YOU REALLY WANT TO DO THIS? Y/N -Fhdata data NEW ENTRY Hd*k data} h$(' data ldata Tk9@ %(data F:GP" ,.>:F: ,.>:@: d"k t [data Jdata "+:3Bcr! 9data 0&Cv t qdata data UU~R data H}Posithon tape over the dictionary and type "`z @type P for phonetics data} Press PLAY anYB data Jdata| Z A) J%r@ 7bdata QPosit on the tape for rEcording the dictionary, press REC and PLAY and Zdata hit -P:B: data -P:B: ,'5data data data PRINT DYCT. %USE 1 TO STO@H(E@RASTART DISPLAY data E@DR data DEMO }Fir data st t/ @in a word: CAUGHT C-A-U-G-H-T Nothing like it ! JQ = Type n phonet data KAWT Sounds [ Now enter it in the dictionary: KAWT=CAUGH data KDKAWT To enteb ` prefix: KtUHN= UN Space U$data To enter a suffix: $&uzING_ UnderlZU, DI1NG data $Use / to r`ise pitch, \ to lower 4KY LAH.../LAH.../LAH...\LAH...\\LAH data * rA Eu&data WORD LENGTH NO.OF WORDS vdata Maximu 255 wopds of one length. data have u % of total memory. H!TT( L} Position the tape over data @ words file, press PLAY a[ @u8]N; F!"" data 7data~ }To change the wor data C Conjunctions A Articles AJ KU bves B= N Nouns r=@Pronouns,Object PNS Procdata nouns,Subject VI Verbs,Intransitive VT Verbs,Tra~sitive AV Adverbs To speak a sentence data R To repeat it 8"""( *F To return to phonetics ="!!( S ToPV @words on tape B"!!( M To get this menu ba data @Zdata data data data dRk9?P h$ data |$%GI )kAt! c"!t data data }Co~junctions8 }Articles: data }Adjectives: }^ou data PSj4d }Pronouns,objY 6*data }Pronouns,subject: }Verbs,intransitive: data }Verbs,transitive: }Ad data verbs: X/$$ |data e/''( Plug in the program recorder. g/__( WPosition the tape to where you waot thGdata UU~, @stored,press REC and PLAY then hit igb^"" fdata Tdata data $Use c: %@controls to change words. 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+orpheuswaking Posted February 19, 2010 Author Share Posted February 19, 2010 (edited) Some Success. I was finally able to load the tape into the 800 and then list it back to an ATR in DOS... Examining the tape I can see where it has some kinks and I'm not sure how many more loads I'll get from it. I WAS able to load the dictionary on the 32k side, but not the 16k side... However as this data is loaded in by the main program I was unable to just make a listing of it. Here is the ATR with both the 16k and 32k main program. Obviously if I ever get the dictionary (and a third set of data on the 32k side) to convert to .CAS I'll be able to run the entire thing from the 800 via APE. voicebox.ATR And yes I finally got some speech from the unit 16k Data WAV (I ran it through WAV2CAS but loading it from APE gives an error from the main program) http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y6STFYGX 32k Data WAV (I ran it through WAV2CAS but loading it from APE gives an error from the main program), It appears that this may have two sets of data as there is a small break in audio near the end. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D4GN4G0B Edited February 19, 2010 by orpheuswaking Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
perry_m Posted February 20, 2010 Share Posted February 20, 2010 I recovered the data files. Attached is 32kfix.cas which is the 32k data file with dictionary and random words list. The 16k tape has the same dictionary but doesn't use the words file. Also included is voicebox_d.atr which contains a disk version of the program. The modified basic program is vb32km.bas I just changed OPEN #1,4/8,0,"C" to use D:DICT and D:WORDS after copying them over to disk. The text in the Basic program that refers to the cassette is unchanged and should be ignored. The Voice Box I driver code uses a 6502 bit-banging routine to access the device, but the Voice Box II code uses the POKEY SIO shift register. Seems that they may not have been compatible. The Voice Box II appears to use the SIO clock line to set the voice's frequency. The Voice Box I doesn't seem to be capable of this. Both of them can set the Votrax sc-01 intonation bits, which is more than the Atari 1400XL can do. voicebox_fixed.zip 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+orpheuswaking Posted February 21, 2010 Author Share Posted February 21, 2010 I recovered the data files. Attached is 32kfix.cas which is the 32k data file with dictionary and random words list. The 16k tape has the same dictionary but doesn't use the words file. Also included is voicebox_d.atr which contains a disk version of the program. The modified basic program is vb32km.bas I just changed OPEN #1,4/8,0,"C" to use D:DICT and D:WORDS after copying them over to disk. The text in the Basic program that refers to the cassette is unchanged and should be ignored. The Voice Box I driver code uses a 6502 bit-banging routine to access the device, but the Voice Box II code uses the POKEY SIO shift register. Seems that they may not have been compatible. The Voice Box II appears to use the SIO clock line to set the voice's frequency. The Voice Box I doesn't seem to be capable of this. Both of them can set the Votrax sc-01 intonation bits, which is more than the Atari 1400XL can do. That's great, I have no idea what to do to change things from cassette to disk so having this as a disk version and the dictionary/random word list converted is amazing... Thank you so much... I'll give it a whirl tonight. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+David_P Posted April 10, 2014 Share Posted April 10, 2014 To resurrect this thread: There's a Voice Box up on eBay: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 271448103632 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 To resurrect this thread: There's a Voice Box up on eBay: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 271448103632 I picked up this item on eBay. I was actually interested in it because of the images of the documentation. There are four pages of hand written documentation dated mid July 1982. There are also 10 pages of typed documentation. The date and the contents of the documentation makes me think that this is a really early The Alien Group Voice Box I for the Atari. It looks to be a package of hardware, software, documentation and handwritten notes for a disk and/or cassette duplicating company to manufacture the disks/cassettes for The Alien Group. I'm going to work on getting the information scanned and typed up to share with the community. Bill 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Here are the hand written notes and diskette directory listings Atari_Alien_Group_Voice_Box_Notes.pdf 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Allan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 I picked up this item on eBay. I was actually interested in it because of the images of the documentation. There are four pages of hand written documentation dated mid July 1982. There are also 10 pages of typed documentation. The date and the contents of the documentation makes me think that this is a really early The Alien Group Voice Box I for the Atari. It looks to be a package of hardware, software, documentation and handwritten notes for a disk and/or cassette duplicating company to manufacture the disks/cassettes for The Alien Group. I'm going to work on getting the information scanned and typed up to share with the community. Bill WOW!! I was watching that but once it hit $70 I was out. It went pretty high. I didn't even catch that it was possible in-house model. Thanks for scanning the notes. Allan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Ripdubski Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 I watched it to 150 and decided not to bid. Nice though! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Stephen Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Same here - glad I did not bid against a fellow Atari collector Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 23, 2014 Share Posted April 23, 2014 Here is the second part of the documentation that came with the Voice Box. These look like some of the original typed pages for the manual. There are ten pages of yellowing crinkly paper. I'm going to put these in some paper protectors and see if I can flatten them out. Next up, I'll open up the actual Voice Box unit and see what is inside this particular model. Bill Atari_Alien_Group_Voice_Box_Manual.pdf 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 28, 2014 Share Posted April 28, 2014 Here are some pictures of the Alien Group Voice Box. It uses a Votrax SC-01A speech synthesizer chip. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Stephen Posted April 28, 2014 Share Posted April 28, 2014 Excellent! Is that the same speech chip used (planned I guess) for the 1450 line? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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