Help required :Ring tone generation.

[verilog_coder]

Hi,
I want to generate different ringtones. Can anybody guide me how to do this. I want some simple circuit to generate ring tone when lets say some switch is pressed.

Thanks in advance

 

[José Luis]

Hi

You can use a software to generate ringtones .

 

[verilog_coder]

I need to build an hardware to generate and play ringtones.

 

[IanP]

Here is an example of a simple, yet very interesting tone generator:
**broken link removed**
The output (instead of piezo-buzzer) can be connected to .. whatever you need ..

Also, there are several examples of tone generators build around 555 timer ( **broken link removed** Two-Tone Experiment) ..

Regards,
IanP

 

[verilog_coder]

Thanks for the link. Perhaps my help required statement was too short. I want to design a circuit that can play different types of ring tones ( monophonic or/ and polyphonic ) like in mobiles. There will be few dip switches. On pressing a switch a tone will be played.

 

[IanP]

Another option is to use PICAXE-08M, which has two special commands, play and tune, specifically designed for playing musical tunes.
Programming is very simple (see examples below) and connection to a PC through the COM port requires only 2 resistors (see picture below) ..
Here is an example on how to use the SOUND instruction ("2" after SOUND means OUTPUT 2):

main:
sound 2,(50,100) ‘ freq 50, length 100
sound 2,(100,100) ‘ freq 100, length 100
sound 2,(120,100) ‘ freq 120, length 100
pause 1000 ‘ wait 1 second
goto main ‘ loop back to start

The TUNE command plays a user defined musical tune on the PICAXE-08M.
"Tunes can be entered manually using the dropdown boxes if desired, but most users will prefer to automatically import a mobile phone monophonic ringtone.
There are approximately 1000 tunes for free download on the software page of the www.picaxe.co.uk website. Some other possible sources for free ringtones are:
**broken link removed**
http://www.free-ringtones.eu.com/
**broken link removed** "
Here is another example on how the music is composed/played:

main:
tune 0, 6, ($AA, $85, $43, $42, $40, $8A, $C5, $43, $42, $40, $8A, $C5,
$43, $42, $43, $C0, $65, $65, $65, $EA, $C5, $43, $42, $40, $8A, $C5,
$43, $42, $43, $80)
goto main

All manuals can be downloaded from: **broken link removed**

If OUTPUT 2 is used to output music, inputs 1, 3 and 4 can be used to select music ..

Have fun ..

Regards,
IanP

 

[verilog_coder]

The problem is picaxe is not available locally to me. But simple pics are. Have you ever used picaxe. I downloaded there compiler so that i can see the assembly code generated for tune command but it require programmer to be connected . Can you send the assembly code of example tune command??