AEV Stargate - Program Identifier (PI); Program Service Name (PSN); Traffic Program Identifier (TP); Program Type (PTY)

AEV STARGATE
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3. Information
4. Sport
5. Education
6. Drama
7. Culture
8. Science
9. Varied
10. Pop music
11. Rock music
12. M.O.R. Music
13. Light classics
14. Serious classics
15. Other music
16. Weather
17. Finance
18. Children's programs
19. Social Affairs
20. Religion
21. Phone-In
22. Travel
23. Leisure
24. Jazz Music
25. Country Music
26. National Music
27. Oldies Music
28. Folk Music
29. Documentary
30. Alarm Test
31. Alarm
Decoder Identifier ( DI )
This function allows the identification of 16 different modes of operation including:
monophonic transmission
stereophonic transmission
artificial stereophonic transmission
processed mono
processed stereo
artificial processed stereo
Music / Speech (M/ S)
This function allows the program to be identified as music or speech.
Compatible receivers will have two controls for independant volume adjustment of music and
speech to the listener’s preference.
Program I dentification Number ( PI N)
This function allows selection of program type by the listener, such as light music, news or
other.
Radiotext ( RT)
This function allows the transmission of 64 characters addressed to domestic receivers
equipped with a particular display.
With in-car receivers, where it is not possible to display text for safety reasons, it maybe
possible in the future to communicate the radiotext message using a voice synthesizer.
Other Netw ork information ( EON)
This service allows control of the TA, TP, PTY and PIN functions of ten radio networks.
Transparent Data Channel (TDC)
This service, which is similar to Radiotext, allows serial alphanumeric information,
correspondingto computer software or other non displayable information, to be transmitted.
Clock Time ( CT)
As per CCIR standards, information relating to time and date is defined by Coordinated
Universal Time (UTC) and by Modified Julian Day (MJD).
The listener will not have direct access to this information which will be used, internally, by the
receiver.
Fast basic tuning and switching information