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RDS

Function

-

OPTIONAL

RDS

Function

-

OPTIONAL

About

RDS

This

unit

is

equipped

with

RDS

(Radio

Data

System),

which

brings

a

wide

range

of

informa-

tion

to

FM

radio.

Now

in

use

in

many

countries,

RDS

is

a

system

for

transmitting

station

call

signs

or

network

information,

a

description

of

station

programme

type

text

message

about

the

station

or

specifics

of

musical

selection

and

the

correct

time.

RDS

Tuning

When

a

FM

station

is

tuned

in

and

it

contains

RDS

data,

the

unit

will

automatically

display

the

station's

call

sign

and

the

RDS

indicator

will

light

in

the

Display

Window

as

well

as

indicators

for

the

programme

type

recognition

(PTY),

Radio

Text

(RT),

Clock

Time

(CT)

and

RDS

services

programme

(PS)

if

transmitted

by

the

station.

RDS

Display

Options

The

RDS

system

is

capable

of

transmitting

a

wide

variety

of

information

in

addition

to

the

initial

call

sign

that

appears

when

a

station

is

first

tuned.

In

normal

RDS

operation

the

display

will

indicate

the

station

name,

broadcast

network

or

call

letters.

Pressing

RDS

on

the

front

panel

enables

you

to

cycle

through

the

various

data

types

in

the

sequence:

(PTY

RT

CT

PS

FREQUENCY)

?

PTY

(Programme

type

recognition)-

The

name

of

the

programme

type

is

shown

in

the

Display

Window.

?

RT

(Radio

text

recognition)-

The

name

of

the

radio

text

is

shown

in

the

Display

Window.

?

CT

(Time

controlled

by

the

channel)-

Enables

the

unit

to

receive

the

actual

time

and

show

it

in

the

Display

Window.

?

PS

(Programme

Service

name)-

The

name

of

the

channel

is

shown

in

the

Display

Window.

ote

Some

RDS

stations

may

not

choose

to

include

some

of

these

additional

features.

If

the

data

required

for

the

selected

mode

is

not

being

trans-

mitted,

the

Display

Window

will

show

a

PTY

NONE,

RT

NONE,

CT

NONE,

PS

NONE

message.

Programme

Search

(PTY)

A

major

benefit

of

RDS

is its

ability

to

encode

broadcasts

with

Programme

Type

(PTY)

codes

that

indicate

the

type

of

material

being

broadcast.

The

following

list

shows

the abbreviations

used

to

indicate

each

PTY

along

with

an

explanation

of

the

PTY.

You

may

search

for

a

specific

Programme

Type

(PTY)

by

following

these

steps.

1.

Press

TUNER

(or

FUNCTION)

to

select

FM

mode.

2.

Select

a

desired

station

by

pressing

TUNING

(-)/(+).

When

the

RDS

transmission

is

received,

the

display

shows

the

program

service

name

(PS)

after

RDS

indicator

appears.

3.

Press

the

RDS

to

select

PTY

mode.

4.

To

search

for

a

different

PTY,

press

the

PRESET

(-)/(+)

while

the

last

PTY

in

use

is

still

displayed

to

scroll

through

the

list

of

available

PTY

types.

5.

When

the

PTY

is

selected,

press

the

TUNING

(-)/(+)

within

5

seconds.

The

unit

will

go

into

an

automatic

search

mode

and

attempt

to

find

the

next

station

with

acceptable

signal

strength

that

matches

the

desired

PTY

type.

NEWS

News

AFFAIRS

Current

Affairs

INFO

Information

SPORT

Sports

EDUCATE

Educational

DRAMA

Drama

CULTURE

Culture

SCIENCE

Science

VA

RIED

Varied

Speech

Programme

POP

M

Popular

Music

ROCK

M

Rock

Music

EASY

M

Easy

Listening

Music

LIGHT

M

Classical

Music

CLASSICS

Serious

Classical

Music

OTHER M

Other

Music

WEATHER

Weather

Information

FINANCE

Financial

Programmes

CHILDREN

Children

s

Programmes

SOCIAL

Social

Affairs

Programmes

RELIGION

Religious

Broadcasts

PHONE

IN

Phone-In

Programmes

TRAVEL

Travel

and

Touring

LEISURE

Leisure

and

Hobby

JAZZ

Jazz

Music

COUNTRY

Country

Music

NATION

M

National

Music

OLDIES

Oldies

Music

FOLK

M

Folk

Music

DOCUMENT

Documentary

Programmes

TEST

Station

Alarm

Test

Message

ALARM

1

Emergency

Broadcast

Information

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