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Chip Identification in Push Button Toy

Reverse Engineering Asked by Q3El58 on March 16, 2021

I have a toy that simply consists of a button which plays a variety of phrases when activated. My intention is to replace the sounds with my own. However, I have been unable to identify the chip and therefore cannot interface with it.

Here is a picture and schematic of the board, developed using a multimeter in continuity mode.
circuit board
board schematic

Here is a closeup of the chip.
chip

I believe the markings are as follows:

JFK8-4
P04003

There is also a "triforce" logo, for a company which I have not identified yet.

Pins 1 and 8 are particularly interesting, as they are not connected to anything. I assume they were used to program the chip, but am not able to identify a protocol if any exists.

It would be appreciated if anyone can locate a datasheet. I would also be happy with advice on identifying the function of the unconnected pins.

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