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SUMMARY MASK |RDS MODULE
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RDS
MODULE
1.
RDS output signal:
the intensity in mV (millivolt peak to peak).
to customize it go to:
RDS/RDBS > Basic Settings > Rds Settings > Rds Levels
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2.
Phase:
The RDS signal must respect a phase criterion (in phase or in quadrature) with the 19 kHz pilot tone. Here you can see the actual phase
of your RDS signal. You can find it in
RDS/RBDS > Basic Settings > Rds Settings > Rds Levels > Phase(Deg)
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3.
SYNC: Synchronism between RDS signal and pilot frequency.
Int: internal pilot managed by the unit.
EXT: external pilot (Sync In, MPX in).
LOCK: it is to indicate if the external pilot is locked or not.
to customize it go to:
RDS/RDBS > Basic Setting > Rds General Setting > Rds Synchronism
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4.
ON AIR GROUPS: Here you can view RDS groups sequence ONAIR. You can read all the enabled RDS groups.
5.
PS-DS-PI-DI:
PS: (Program Services Name). to customize it go to:
RDS/RBDS > Standard Mode > Uecp Main PS > Basic Settings
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DS: (Data Set) you can select one from 8 Dataset, all of them are configurable.
RDS/RBDS > Basic Settings > Rds Setting > Active Dataset Selection
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PI: (Program Identification code) allows the radio to display the name of the radio station.
RDS/RBDS > Standard Mode > Uecp Main PS > Basic Settings
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DI: (Decoder Information/Identification). The Decoder Identification identifies different operating modes. This enables controlling of individual decoders.
Additionally, it indicates if static or dynamic PTY codes are transmitted. For example:
Mono or Stereo
Artificial Head, No Artificial Head
Compressed, Not Compressed
Static PTY Codes, Dynamic PTY Codes
The decoder information is transmitted in the groups 0A, 0B and 15B.
RDS/RBDS > Standard Mode > Uecp Main PS > Basic Settings
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