Operations and Maintenance Manual
Table Of Contents
- Release control record
- Section 1: Description
- Section 2: Operating the transmitter
- User Interfaces
- Viewing Transmitter Log
- Viewing AUI Tool Menu Panels
- Viewing Real-Time Meters
- Managing Presets
- Enabling Remote Control
- Resetting Alarms
- Viewing Transmitter Status
- System Settings
- System Settings - Front Panel UI
- Setting User Accounts
- User Settings - AUI
- User Settings - Front Panel UI
- Configuring Remote Inputs and Outputs
- Scheduler
- Audio Player
- Enabling and Operating the Orban Audio Processor
- Figure 2-1 : VS Transmitter Front Panel Display Menu Tree (Sheet 1 of 2)
- Figure 2-2 : VS Transmitter Front Panel Display Menu Tree - Edit Presets (Sheet 2 of 2)
- Figure 2-3 : VS Transmitter AUI Flow Diagram
- Section 3: Routine maintenance
- Section 4: Non-standard maintenance
- Section 5: List of terms
VS300 Operations and Maintenance Manual Operating the transmitter
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UTC= UTC time zone
offset
Range is 0 to 24, 32 to 56. Sets the current time zone. To calculate this
value, multiply the time offset by 2 and add 32 if the time offset is negative.
For Newfoundland (UTC-3.5), 3.5 x 2 = 7, and add 32 (since the time zone
is negative) to yield 39. This is a non-volatile setting.
Example: UTC=39
CT= 4A date/time
enable
If set to 1, the exciter will broadcast a 4A RDS packet on the edge of every
minute with the currently set UTC time/date. This is a volatile setting.
Example: CT=1
DPS= Dynamic Program
Service (scrolling
command)
64-character ASCII string typically describing the radio station.
Example: DPS=Q104-FM The Home of Rock N Roll
DPSR= Dynamic Program
Service Rate
(scrolling
command)
Number, from 0 to 2, describing the scrolling rate.
0 is off (default); the PS= command is displayed when DPSR=0 is used.
1 is slow; the DPS string will scroll at a rate of approximately 10 s.
2 is fast; the DPS string will scroll at a rate of approximately 3 s.
Example: DPSR=2
DPSM= Dynamic Program
Service Mode
(scrolling
command)
Number, 0 or 1, describing the scrolling mode.
0 is word-scrolling; the DPS string will scroll word by word, or multiple
words when they fit.
1 is character-scrolling; the DPS string will scroll character by character.
Example: DPSM=0
REV Software Version
(special
command)
Typing this command (no = or ?) returns the current RDS encoder
software version.
Example:
REV // issue version command
Nautel NVE RDS Encoder V1.0 // exciter response
Table 2.4: Supported ASCII Settings for RDS
Setting Name Description/Example