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SPXsubs:
Hi, i was testing Magic RDS 3 and i want to know how must be a text file comands, i mean, i tried writing a text in just one line and all work fine, but when i tried the same sentence in two lines nothing happen.
I'd like some text file examples for practice.

Thanks !!!

Jan:
You must write different sentence. The upload to the RDS encoder is triggered by the sentence change.

SPXsubs:

--- Quote from: Jan on December 15, 2011, 08:59:40 am ---You must write different sentence. The upload to the RDS encoder is triggered by the sentence change.

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Thanks for your answer Jan, so i can write different sentences in a new line each one? Is there any especial syntax? for example if i want change DPS1 or DPS2 how should do it?

Thanks again !!

Jan:
You can prepare a simple text file with one text message on each line. Then you have two different options how to continue:

1) The PIRA32 RDS encoder will be placed on a remote site without online connection:
Use Dynamic PS 2 and Messages feature. Go to the Messages sheet and load your text file using the Load button. Then continue as described here: http://www.pira.cz/rds/show.asp?art=guide_scheduling_0 (select Dynamic PS 2 instead of RT2). The RDS encoder will loop through the text messages automatically with no more support from the PC.

2) The RDS encoder will be permanently controlled from a PC:
Use Dynamic PS 1 and External text feature. Continue here: http://www.pira.cz/rds/show.asp?art=guide_text_5. Make sure you've selected "All lines" option. The MagicRDS will read the text file line per line in a loop and send the text to the RDS encoder as Dynamic PS 1.

Complete guide for different cases is at http://www.pira.cz/rds/show.asp?art=magic_rds_how_to

SPXsubs:

--- Quote from: Jan on December 16, 2011, 09:19:03 am ---You can prepare a simple text file with one text message on each line. Then you have two different options how to conti.....

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Thanks a lot Jan !!! I learned from your explanaiton, very instructive. I'll visit your links for more information.

Thanks again !!!

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