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Reflecting VC feedback bar on LCD through Arduino

Started by Haddood, April 16, 2015, 04:23:19 PM

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Haddood

I finished building 4 lines LCD using arduino with PY that gives me feedback when a command recognised (send to serial then arduino displays it on LCD)...
however, since I use VC machine mostly without a monitor, it would be great if I can reflect all the feedback (what is being recognised) that VC shows on top of it is screen in the LCD ... is there a way to achieve this ?
When Voice command gets tough, use hand gestures

jitterjames

I believe I already provided you with a solution for just this type of thing.  Either that or I misunderstood what you need.

http://voxcommando.com/forum/index.php?topic=1689.msg14686#msg14686

Haddood

Maybe I did not explain in a good way....
As one starts speaking, the recognized words are shown in a white text field just under the menus in VC window (where we see loading finished in the attached screen shot).... That happens before any recognised or not recognised event ...   I am hoping to be able to mirror that on the LCD at the same time

The solution you mentioned triggers after one finish speaking
When Voice command gets tough, use hand gestures

jitterjames

Oh.  That won't be possible.

I'm not sure what you uploaded that screen-shot for.

Haddood

Just to make sure that I can pass the part I am talking about clearly ...
By the way does that line have a name?
Like we have history pane, alternatives pane ... And this one ?
When Voice command gets tough, use hand gestures

nime5ter

TIPS: POST VC VERSION #. Explain what you want VC to do. Say what you've tried & what happened, or post a video demo. Attach VC log. Link to instructions followed.  Post your command (xml)

jitterjames

I would probably refer to it as "Recognized text field on the main VC Window" if I were trying to be clear about it.

If I posted a screenshot to illustrate it somehow I would attempt to crop to that textbox or highlight it somehow, and I would probably use a screen shot where some speech was actually being recognized.