Hi, I did the test as you described below. I didn't have any problem. The pitch went back to where it was supposed to be. As far as I'm aware, it doesn't have any relative pitch adjustment commands. I'm not a programmer, but what if you just do some basic addition at the time that caps_start is called? In other words, make the driver relative since the unit doesn't support that. Just take the current pitch and add 50 to determine the correct caps_start value at the time that you review upper case text. Anyway, the pitch didn't go back to the factory default, so I don't think this is a problem. On 9/28/2009 8:09 AM, William Hubbs wrote: > 1) start speakup with the dectalk express. > 2) change the pitch away from the factory default. > 3) review some text that has both upper and lower case characters. > > What I'm expecting you to find is that the pitch goes back to the > factory default, and is now out of sync with what speakup thinks the > pitch is until you change it again. > > The way to fix this would be relative pitch settings for the caps start > and caps stop commands. Does the dectalk express support this? And if > so what are the commands? >
