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Although the speech to text converter was very much a hit and miss affair (some words sounded perfect, whereas other words were barely recognisable), with some careful mis-spelling of words and a little speed manipulation, it was possible to achieve clear and understandable sentences.
Another method of producing speech without loading the software, was to feed the buffer directly. This could be done by polling the address &FBFE for it to drop below the value 128 and then feeding the buffer directly by outputting a value to the same address. This loop had to be repeated for each value.
The values (known as allophones) where included in a table in the handbook along with examples of common words.
