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README.md

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 ## Speech library for Arduino
 The original version can be found [here](https://github.com/going-digital/Talkie)
+A good explanation of the TMS5220 operation and the LPC frame format can be found [here](https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/devices/sound/tms5220.txt)
 
 Youtube Demonstration of Talkie Voltmeter example
 
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 - Added comments and did refactoring to better understand the functionality.
 - Added compatibility to Arduino Tone library by stopping timer1 interrupts at every end of speech.
 - Extracted initializeHardware() and terminateHardware() functions for easy adapting to other platforms.
-- Currently supporting **ATmega328** as found on the **Uno** and **Nano** bords, **ATmega32U4** as found on the **Leonardo** and **CircuitPlaygound** boards.
+- Currently supporting:
+  - **ATmega328** as found on the **Uno** and **Nano** bords.
+  - **ATmega32U4** as found on the **Leonardo** and **CircuitPlaygound** boards.
+  - **ARM0** (but not tested) as found on the **SAMD**, **Teensy** and **Particle** boards.
 
 ## Hints
-- Connect the speaker to digital pin 9 and 10 of Arduino. 
-- As speaker I use the speakers from old earphones or headphones, which have around 32 Ohm, directly without a series resistor. The headphone speaker tend to be much louder, especially when they stay in their original housings.
+- Connect the speaker to digital pin 3 and 11 of Arduino. 
+- As speaker I use the speakers from old earphones or headphones, which have ca. 32 Ohm, directly without a series resistor. The headphone speaker tend to be much louder, especially when they stay in their original housings.
 - The Library uses Timer 1 and Timer 2, so libraries like Tone, Servo, analogWrite(), and some other libraries cannot be used while speaking.
 - After a call to say... you can use tone() again.
-- To use Servo write() after a call to say... you must detach() and attach() the servo before in order to initialize the timer again for Servo.
+- To use Servo write() after a call to say... you must detach() and attach() the servo before first write() in order to initialize the timer again for Servo.
 - Porting to ATtinys is not possible, since they lack the hardware multiplication. ( Believe me, I tried it :-( )
 
+## Own vocabulary
+To create LPC data you can use [Qboxpro](http://ftp.whtech.com/pc%20utilities/qboxpro.zip), an unsupported old Windows application running under XP, which can produce Talkie compatible data streams. The missing BWCC.DLL (Borland Windows Custom Control Library) can be found e.g. [here](http://www.download-dll.com/dll-BWCC.dll.html).
+The process is described [here](http://furrtek.free.fr/index.php?a=speakandspell&ss=9&i=2) and goes like this:
+ - Create a new project using the following project parameters : Byte / 8 Khz / 5220 coding table
+ - Goto Project and add the audio file
+ - Choose process using : medium bit rate and pressing OK
+ - Edit concatenation : insert concatenation after by adding a name; then insert phrase and press ok
+ - Format it by choosing the first line in the format menu : LPC 10V, 4UV
+
+Another way to generate the LPC data is to use the pyton script at https://github.com/ptwz/python_wizard
+
 ### Schematic for voltmeter example
 ![Fritzing schematic for voltmeter example](https://github.com/ArminJo/Talkie/blob/master/extras/TalkieVoltmeter_Steckplatine.png)
+
+## Travis CI
+
+The Talkie library examples are built on Travis CI for the following boards:
+
+- Arduino Uno
+- Arduino Leonardo
+- Arduino Mega 2560
+- Arduino cplayClassic