Now that this is resolved I am getting rid of EasyVR and going with your product. Thanks again and Cheers.

I wrote a small .NET application which reads from the UART interface and I found that the SpeakUp Click Board is sending voice command indexs correctly for all commands. The issue before with using Termite terminal program is that is interpreted command name and 10 as a Tab and a Line Feed! That's w...

Just performed another test at the specified baud rate you gave me; note I reset the baud rate in SpeakUp software and then uploaded before I opened the serial terminal connection to the module. Spoke the numbers 1 through nine and this is a copy and paste of what I received: [01][00][02][00][03][00...

Good afternoon Aleksandar I really appreciate you performing the test I gives me hope I can still use this product. I am using a number of different voice commands with index 9 and 10 but none of them work as far a receiving the index via the UART; only "[00]". What version of SpeakUp Click Software...

Did some additional testing and I cleared the Speakup Click Board Completely via module button 2 for more then 2 seconds and then reloaded voice commands 0 to 10 . Voice commands 9 and 10 do not send back an index when recognized. I also did a full reset buttons 1 and 2 pressed simultaneously and th...

Good evening Aleksandar The Baud Rate is anything from 9600 to 115200 and the Data Bits: 8, Stop Bits: 1, Parity: None, Flow Control: None Commands I am setting in traditional fashion recording each one and then playing back and assigning text. The command are the numbers 0 though 10 and after recor...

Oh OK thanks for the confirmation! Cheers

Wanted to know if this affected any posts to the forum. I have one post that has not been reviewed and it's been over two days. I do not see the post with the new or unanswered filter. Thanks

I have purchased the SpeakUp voice recognition module and I love the product except for one thing. The UART interface works by sending command indexes in the following format [xx][00] where xx is the Hexadecimal value for the index of the command recognized. The problem is this works intermittently....