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RDS
Data Display
The top area of the screen shows the most important blocks of
RDS data: the static or scrolling
PS
; the
PI Code
, either assigned
or, in the US and Canada, derived from the
Callsign
;
RadioText
and its interactive
RT+1
and
RT+2
derivatives; plus the various
IDs and ‘flags’ that assist RDS receivers in responding to sys-
tem commands.
A bit down the page is an analysis of the
RDS Block Error Rate
,
useful in troubleshooting RDS problems. You’ll also find a sta-
tistical presentation of all RDS data ‘groups,’ including the per-
centage of the data total each group carries.
If the station has an AF List, those
Alternative Frequencies
are to-
taled and displayed. Pro-
prietary
Open Data Appli-
cations
(ODA channels)
are similarly totaled and
listed.
A
Clear/Reset RDS
command does indeed clear the registers and
begins a new RDS data collection. Reset is automatic when the
station is changed.
HD INFO
Housekeeping
SIS
, or Station Information Service, in-
cludes station-identification and tech-
nical data that each broadcaster who
transmits HD Radio programming is
obliged to provide. Even the transmitter
location is pinpointed with its GPS coor-
dinates, which you can click-on to bring
up a Google Maps image of the transmit-
ter site.
Miscellaneous
provides additional specifics on HD Radio coding
and transmission.
Program-
Specific
Information
The
Program
area of the screen
supplies information pertinent to the
programming of each HD Radio
channel transmitted by the moni-
tored station. Current-program
station logos and album art for all
HD channels are presented at the top
of this display area, and then each
HD channel is detailed underneath.
Image Data
Each HD channel presentation echoes the primary program-
associated data provided on the
Listener Experience
page, but in
addition gives statistical information for HDRadio images.
Image Data
are shown as-received in a rolling real-time plot of
the most recent data packets. The time period is variable as