A complete Memory Card image for the CF-III is available for download here. Instructions to create your own customized version are also provided below.

The music sounds have been moved from Bank 9 to Bank 8. You do not need to change the naming of the music files, but you need to edit the number of files in bank 8 to reflect the number of music files instead of the number of the sing files.

I provide a pre-made flash card image that contains both the program and default sounds. It will work with R2 Touch out of the box. Just download the file and copy to your memory card, you should be good to go

2- rename the sounds files according to the naming convention above (e.g. chat-1.wav, chat-2.wav...), and copy them to the card.

Nosný překlad YTONG NOP je pórobetonový prvek vyztužený pomocí betonářské výztuže. Používá se k překlenutí otvorů v nosných a nenosných stěnách.

The sing file category is no more, and replaced with the user file category. The "user" bank is not accessible via R2 Touch, but is accessible via the CF-III switches. I have moved my own sing- files to mus- files. If you want to use the user bank, name the files user-xxx.wav.

Je zakázané překlady zkracovat a jinak upravovat jejich průřezy. Jsou určeny k přímému zabudování. Při montáži je důležité dbát na správnou polohu zabudovaného překladu (šipky musí směřovat vzhůru). Potřebná menší světlost otvoru se dosáhne větším uložením překladu. Překlady se kladou do maltového lože.

Play sound y or yy from bank x (x from 1 to 9, y from 1 to 9, yy from 10 to 99). MP3Trigger platform implements sounds only up to yy=25.

For my Droid sound, I use a CF-III sound system from ACS. The unit includes a FlashCard sound player, a good audio amplifier, and fully featured BASIC programming environment. The updated CF-IV version is shown below. It is quite expensive but was the best option at the time. I now recommend the much less expensive MP3 Trigger system. The CF-III advantage is that it can be run with a 12 channel remote without any need for a microcontroller system, and has an integrated amplifier.

The program respond to commands sent via the RS232 port at 9600 bauds. Commands must start with $ and finish with a Carriage Return character:

Some particular sounds have been given their own command for convenience, they point to specific files in the default image provided below, you can change their assignment by editing the code:

A description of the commands is provided below. This command set is used by my R2Touch App and the MarcDuino boards. Any sound system that implements the same command will work too.

You'll need to go to the wrench menu and click "Reset to Defaults" for the music sounds to work properly. If you had made custom changes to the sound settings in R2 Touch, you will have to re-enter them.

I arranged the sound files in categories or "banks" of sound, following an idea I first saw presented by Chris James (see his video here). This makes it very easy to put some order in my large sound collection and call the right sound for the right mood. Then I added the CFSOUND.BAS program file below to make it respond to both the contact boards and my R2 Touch iPhone App commands. You will need this program or another sound device that is programmed to respond to the same commands to use my iPhone App as is. Alternately, you could customize R2 Touch app to send other messages that your system will understand.

The sound files on the memory card are organized in 9 banks, using a simple file naming convention. Note that a sound is accessed programmatically by its bank number and its number, not directly by its file name. You don't need to program anything if you are using the R2 Touch application and the MarcDuino boards, they send all the serial commands for you.

5- Before you copy it on your CF memory card, change the values of the variables Nx (lines 110 to 540) to match the numbers of sounds you have in each banks.

Version 1.2 and above of R2 Touch support the MP3Trigger sound system. In order to support both CF-III and the MP3Trigger with the same app, a few changes have been made on the CF-III program and the sound organization.

If you update to R2 Touch v1.2, you also need to update your .bas file to the new version 1.9 provided at the bottom of this page, and your MarcDuino firmware to version 1.6.

Do výsledné ceny mohou být započítány náklady na dopravu od dodavatele i dodatečný poplatek v případě odběru zboží na paletě nebo při odběru části palety.

I added an optional 8 contact sensing board so I could remote control it from a simple 12-channel remote. I later programmed the unit so I could also control it from the RS232 input via my iPhone App and MarcDuino boards. It makes the contact board unnecessary, but it's a nice addition and I kept the simple 12 channel remote functionality in place, just in case.

8- You can play the sounds either via the contact inputs or by sending commands through serial interface as described below.