| RDS subcarrier |
| digital configuration from -60dBm to 0dBm |
| complies with CENELEC EN50067 standard (-96dB) |
| 100% digitally generated |
| 912kHz |
| 0dB (selectable automatic bypass in case of power failure) |
| RDS Parameters |
| PI, PS, TP, TA, MS, PTY, DI, AF, Radiotext |
| AF list (25 frequencies) |
| Extended character tables |
| Free format group command for computer-control of RDS data |
| Dynamic TMC (Traffic Message Channel) |
| 0-90 |
| Paging |
| IH (In House) |
| EON (Enhanced Other Network) |
| ODA (Open Data Application) |
| TDC (Transparent Data Channel) |
| dGPS messages |
| EWS (Emergency Warning System) |
| Af list (Both A and B encoding supported, up to 900 frequencies) |
| 10 message buffer for Radiotext per DSN |
| Clock time and date |
| Group and extended group sequence up to 252 elements |
| Separate FIFO and cyclic buffers for each type of group |
| Pilot Synchronization |
| Internal or external (automatic selection or user setting) |
| -50dBu to +12dBu |
| 19kHz, +/- 2Hz |
| adjustable +/- 180° in 6° steps |
| Communication and network protocols |
| Standard computer terminal |
| Universal encoder protocol EBU SPB490 version 5.1 |
| Universal swift encoder protocol |
| Custom Web pages for operator control |
| E-mail generation on pre-selected events |
| (server and client) Firmware update, configuration, data and log file |
| Command line interface |
| UECP or ASCII encapsulation |
| V1, MIB II, MIB IP2 system, Optional Specific Service Operator MIBs |
| MPX Signal |
| Unballanced, BNC connector |
| Automatic pilot tone synchronisation |
| Configurable digitally |
| Retransmission of the signal MPX input towards RDS output |
| Serial communication ports |
| 1 RS232 port (COM0) |
| 2 RS232 port (COM0 and COM1) |
| 1 RS232/RS485 port (COM2) |
| RDS decoder |
| Connected to an external FM RDS tuner, allows the re-encoding of selected RDS groups |
| Allows monitoring and control of the generated RDS signal |
| Can be used as an auxiliary RDS output for monitoring |
| I/O |
| 8 |
| 4 |
| Miscellaneous |
| 115/230VAC 50/60Hz, IEC connector |
| (W x H x D) 19" (48.25 cm) x 1U x 22 cm |
| Network and communication features |
| Management of the internal software as an executable file with updating by network download |
| Management of the configuration in the form of a configuration file |
| Execution of commands appearing in a command file |
| Access to files via the console port or in Telnet, FTP or http connections |
| Configuration of the file attributes allowing accesses to be reserved or protected |
| vailable flash memory space: 4Mo |
| Multi-client (5) |
| Hosting of on-board HTML pages accessible with a simple Web browser |
| Compatible with any type of file associated to the HTML pages (PDF, JPG, GIF, MP3, ?) |
| JAVA, JavaScript, VBscript, ActiveX compatible |
| CGI compatible: the HTML pages accept forms or entry fields to interact with the system and the connected equipment |
| Supports PROXY functions to make HTML pages more dynamic, displaying the values of the parameters collected on the system connected by command overlay |
| Update via FTP |
| Access protection to CGI and pages (public and private modes) |
| Multi-client (5) |
| Fully compatible with the FTP protocol and the various FTP clients on the market |
| Management of the files and the directories of the filing system |
| Update of the embedded Web server |
| Update of the equipment's internal programs |
| Several levels of access rights |
| Multi-client (5) |
| Mainly for configuration |
| Used for the NETCOM function |
| PROXY agent function to administer your equipment |
| Sending of SNMP traps on programmable events |
| Standard and manufacturer MIB |
| Automatic sending of E-Mails on occurrence of events |
| Constitution of a time and date stamped history log of internal events (operating system) and external events (behaviour and failure of the equipment connected: mains fault, connection actions |
| File generated in TXT and HTML format |
| Triggering of pre-programmed actions on internal or external events |
| Execution of scripts |
| Sending of E-MAIL |
| Sending of SNMP Traps |
| Adding of lines in the history log |
| Sending of events and history files to a server |
| E-MAIL as SMTP client |
| FTP append as FTP client |
| SNMP Traps |
| Programmable timers |
| Ten users and three levels of access protected by password |