The RDS encoder processes the new RT almost immediately. However, this is still not the time when the new RT can be showed on the car radio because there's a delay in transmission over the RDS. The RDS bandwidth is restricted by RDS standard, and it's very low compared to all current technology. You can effectively carry only several tens of bytes per second.
While dynamic PS works faster, the RT is not showed by the radio until it is completely received and verified (i.e. received several times).
A good new is that the P132 supports group sequence so you may assign more bandwidth to the RT, at the expense of other services. The P132 is also first RDS encoder which supports dynamic group sequence for the RT, so the RT rate is temporarily higher when the RT changes, to achieve the shortest time possible while still keeping bandwidth for other services.
The difference can be well illustrated on following examples:
GRPSEQ=002
One RT group is sent after 2*4 PS groups. Typical RT delay is 30 seconds.
GRPSEQ=022
SETFEAT=+0001
Two RT groups are sent after 4 PS groups. The dynamic group sequence is enabled, so after the RT update, the RT rate is temporarily double. Typical RT delay is now 5 seconds.
To modify the Group sequence, click on RDS Encoder - Special - Group sequence.
A good result will be obtained if you keep the Default group sequence.
To enable the dynamic group sequence, click on Tools - Show command console and enter the command SETFEAT=+0001