FMB10 User’s Manual Edition 06/2005
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ASCII instruction syntax
ASCII instruction description
FMB10 Encoder
Example(s) and comments
NKEY=v
v from 0 to 250
System command.
This system command defines or modifies the
RDS encoder’s secret code.
In order for this command to be active, the
secret code needs to have been entered
beforehand (KEY=<secret code>).
NKEY=0 will inhibit the secret code function
and make the encoder permanently
accessible : the FMB10 encoder is delivered in
this condition.
See also
: KEY=
NPI=1
or
(1) NPI=2
NPI=1 causes the PI1 code, programmed by
means of the PI1= command, to be broadcast.
NPI=2 causes the PI2 code to be broadcast.
See also
: NPS=, PI1=, PI2=NRPOG=
ASCII Mode: the NPI parameter
may be reread with the command
NPI?
NPROG=1
or
(
2)
NPROG=2
NPROG=1 is equivalent to the entering of the
2 commands "NPI=1" and "NPS=1".
NPROG=2 is equivalent to the entering of the
2 commands "NPI=2" and "NPS=2".
In the case where the switching between the 2
programmes must be done by the action of an
external switch, one must programme
NPROG=1.
See also
: NPS=, NPI=, paragraph concerning
the switching of the programme names by
external switch.
ASCII Mode: the NPROG
parameter may be reread with
the command NPROG?
NPS=0
NPS=0 activates the "PS scrolling or revolving"
function.
In this case the transmitted PS code will be the
Radio text code (entered with TEXT=)
transmitted 8 characters by 8 characters at the
rate of a few seconds interval between each
block of 8 characters.
In this mode, it is advisable to deactivate the
Radio Text function (RT=0).
NPS is saved permanently in memory.
See also
: RT=TEXT=, paragraph devoted to
« revolving or scrolling PS»
ASCII Mode the NPS parameter
can be reread with the command
NPS?
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