For those who dream about embedding speech, music & voice recognition in their systems, Sensory Inc. has built a powerful RSC-4128 based stamp.
MikroElektronika released in March 2006 a complete development kit system for this stamp, with a board named Easy-VR Stamp, and a C compiler named RSC-4x mikroC compiler.
As a user of this tools, here is a little review of what you have to know about it.
Later, I will add some VR Stamp C source code examples, just like I do for PICs.
1/ What comes with the MikroElektronika Easy VR-Stamp development system
Unpacking the box, here is what I found :
From top to bottom, and from left to right :
MikroElektronika released in March 2006 a complete development kit system for this stamp, with a board named Easy-VR Stamp, and a C compiler named RSC-4x mikroC compiler.
As a user of this tools, here is a little review of what you have to know about it.
Later, I will add some VR Stamp C source code examples, just like I do for PICs.
1/ What comes with the MikroElektronika Easy VR-Stamp development system
Unpacking the box, here is what I found :
From top to bottom, and from left to right :
- the CD with software. I did not use it, I explain why below
- the most important : the board, with a VR Stamp plugged into its socket
- a 2 lines x 16 characters LCD display (not included in the base package, sold separately)
- the USB cable to connect the on-board programmer to the host computer
- a serial cable to connect the VR Stamp to a host computer (RS232 level adapter is on the board)
- the board manual with schematic.
