Elenco Snap Circuits SnapMicro ® I Standard - Manual (Page 36)

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The easiest way to import a ring tone from the Internet is to find the tune on a web page. Highlight the
RTTTL version of the ring tone in the web browser, and then click Edit>Copy. Move back to the Tune
Wizard and then click Edit>Paste Ring tone. To import a ring tone from a saved text file, click
File>Import Ring tone. Once the tune has been generated, select whether you want outputs 0 and 4 to
flash as the tune plays (from the options within the ‘Outputs’ section). The tune can then be tested on
the computer by clicking the ‘Play’ menu. The tune played will differ slightly due to the different ways that
the simulator generates and playback sounds. Once your tune is complete, click the ’Copy’ button to
copy the tune command to the Windows clipboard. The tune can then be pasted into your main program.
Tune Wizard menu items:
File
New Start a new tune
Open Open a previously saved tune
Save As Save the current tune
Import Ring tone Open a ring tone from a text file
Export Ring tone Save tune as a ring tone text file
Export Wave Save tune as a Windows .wav sound file
Close Close the Wizard
Edit
Insert Line Insert a line in the tune
Delete Line Delete the current line
Copy BASIC Copy the tune command to Windows clipboard
Copy Ring tone Copy tune as a ring tone to Windows clipboard
Paste BASIC Paste tune command into Wizard
Paste Ring Tone Paste ring tone into Wizard
Play Play the current tune on the computer’s speaker
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