Posted by: Jan
« on: December 08, 2017, 01:09:06 pm »There are three options for getting this information.
1. ASCII command ?D
Type ?D into terminal and the unit will return all basic RDS data incl. TA and RT
2. ASCII command *R
Type *R into terminal and the unit will start to send RDS groups in real time in format
G:
AAAABBBBCCCCDDDD
where AAAA is PI, BBBB, CCCC and DDDD are blocks B, C and D (hexadecimal) as defined in the RDS standard. The group rate is 11.4 groups per second. A simple software decoder is required to retrieve the TA and RT.
To stop the group stream, type *r
3. ASCII command ?h and ?a
Returns address content in HEX or ASCII format.
Syntax: (address),(length)?h
Syntax: (address),(length)?a
Example from the manual (return actual radiotext): 19C,040?a
To return TA, type 03E,002?h
the TA is represented by bit 5
See the manual - Annexes for commented memory map.
1. ASCII command ?D
Type ?D into terminal and the unit will return all basic RDS data incl. TA and RT
2. ASCII command *R
Type *R into terminal and the unit will start to send RDS groups in real time in format
G:
AAAABBBBCCCCDDDD
where AAAA is PI, BBBB, CCCC and DDDD are blocks B, C and D (hexadecimal) as defined in the RDS standard. The group rate is 11.4 groups per second. A simple software decoder is required to retrieve the TA and RT.
To stop the group stream, type *r
3. ASCII command ?h and ?a
Returns address content in HEX or ASCII format.
Syntax: (address),(length)?h
Syntax: (address),(length)?a
Example from the manual (return actual radiotext): 19C,040?a
To return TA, type 03E,002?h
the TA is represented by bit 5
See the manual - Annexes for commented memory map.