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THE ‘STATIC’ RDS / RBDS

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EXAMPLE 6

The PSN 02 scheduled in the example here above (Event 1), will stay active as follows:

07:10 to 07:19

09:10 to 09:19

11:10 to 11:19

08:10 to 08:19

10:10 to 10:19

12:10 to 12:19

EXAMPLE 7

The PSN 04 scheduled in the example here above (Event 1), will stay active only as follows:

13:07 (i.e. from 13:07:00 to 13:07:59)

13:37 (i.e. from 13:37:00 to 13:37:59)

13:17 (i.e. from 13:17:00 to 13:17:59)

13:47 (i.e. from 13:47:00 to 13:47:59)

13:27 (i.e. from 13:27:00 to 13:27:59)

13:57 (i.e. from 13:57:00 to 13:57:59)

i.e. the star ( * ) symbol indicates that first minute digit (0,1,2,3,4,5) is not crucial, enabling the event any time the

second digit is ‘7’.

SCHEDULING THE DATE

Concerning the date, You have several choices in deciding on how often to launch the events

*Specific days of the week, e.g., MON.WED and FRI

*Specific day / days (e.g. on 10th of March 2001 or on 13

of April, whatever the Year is)

*Every day / every month on a selected day, etc

Selecting Week option will disable the ‘Calendar’ option

The DAY Menu provides the following options

Single Day

Event launches any time clock date (day ) matches the chosen one

Day Interval

Event launches any time clock date (day) matches every day inside the chosen interval

ALL

Event launches regardless of clock day date

The MONTH Menu provides the following options

Single Month

event is launched any time clock date (month) matches the chosen one

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