Omnia Omnia.9, Installation And Operation Manual

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When enabled, the Radio Text (RT) flag allows whatever is programmed into the RT field to
be transmitted.
The Traffic Program (TP) flag, when enabled, allows listeners to find only stations that
regularly broadcast traffic bulletins.
When enabled, the Time Code (CT) flag allows time and date information within the RDS
data to appear on the listener’s receiver.
The Compressed decoder information control, when enabled, indicates that the audio has
been processed.
The Stereo decoder information control, when enabled, identifies the station as
broadcasting in stereo (as opposed to mono).
When enabled, the Artificial Head decoder information control indicates the use of a
binaural microphone.
The Traffic Announcement (TA) flag, when enabled, can stop the playback of other media (a
CD, for example) and tune in a broadcast station instead when a traffic bulletin is received.
When enabled, the Music decoder information control identifies the station as one which
broadcasts primarily music content (as opposed to speech) which in turns allows the
receiver to choose between the volume levels for each type of content.
Alternative Frequencies Menu
If you broadcast the same programming on more than one frequency, you can take advantage of an
RDS receiver’s ability to search for and tune into up to 15 alternative frequencies when the signal of
the current frequency weakens. The Alternative Frequencies menu allows you to specify those
frequencies.