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Philips FMU-100 user manual 4.4.2Direct tuning using numerical keypad

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You can also use RTControl application installed with RX Radiator for Windows global hot key control (i.e. the shortcut works from any application/window).

You can assign messages (special kind of Windows "commands" sent to RX Radiator) to hot-keys (keys combinations) and they will be activated from any other application, ie. hot-key is global in your system.

You can use up to four control keys: Alt, Control, Shift, Win + appropriate key for each command (ie. Ctrl + F9 to mute, Alt+F9 to unmute and so on).

The keys combinations are defined at first in RTControl configuration window (in menu [RX Radiator menu] Addons Global hot key Configure RTControl)

Changes are reflected immediately after closing the configuration.

Then the global hot key controlling application has to be started via [RX Radiator menu] Addons Global hot key Load-unload RTControl menu.

For unloading the application run this menu command again.

4.4.2Direct tuning using numerical keypad

press 1 or 6, 7, 8 or 9 (1xx or 6x, 7x, 8x or 9x MHz) and press other numbers.

For example:

press 1 0 6 2 5 - frequency 106.25 MHz press 1 0 6 Enter - frequency 106.00 MHz press 1 Enter - frequency 100.00 MHz press 9 8 Enter - frequency 98.00 MHz

Typing can be cancelled by pressing Esc, delete last typed number by pressing Backspace.

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Philips FMU-100 user manual 4.4.2Direct tuning using numerical keypad

Contents

Version RadioXtremeTable of contents Using remote control 1.1Introduction 1 Introduction1.2Specifications 1.4Package Contents2.1Description of the radio connectors 2 Hardware Setup3.1.2Welcome screen 3 Software Setup3.1Installation 3.1.1Choosing the installer language3.1.4Installation folder 3.1.3Choosing componentsPage 3.1.5Shortcuts folder 4 RX Radiator3.1.6Installation progress 3.1.7Completing setup window4.1.3Tray icon menu 4.1RX Radiator interface4.1.1Standard RX Radiator window 4.1.2Thin windowVolume up 4.1.4Volume settings area4.1.5Tuning 4.1.7Stations storing and settingStart/stop recording 4.1.8RecordingNext station Last stationPower off 4.2.1Hardware settingsSetup Sleep timerTuning step 4.2.1.1Volume control4.2.1.2Tuning Tuning rangeGet DLL version Indicate recording using LEDCancel Get firmware versionFile size limit 4.2.2Recording settings4.2.2.1Recording format oRecord to PCM wave format no compressionWindows audio codecs smaller than PCM 4.2.3Options 4.2.3.1Miscellaneouso Show hints 4.2.3.2Other recording options Save 4.2.4Stations listLoad Radiator.ini filescripts When to run4.2.5Schedule See also Script editor descriptionCreate new 4.2.6MenuDate Run betweenSize Reset4.2.7Script editor FontSet volume 4.2.7.1Available commandsoTuning o Volumes4.2.9LCD Editor 4.3.2Menu button 4.3.5Sleep timer buttonReset 4.3.1RX Radiator window4.4.1List of hot keys shortcuts 4.4Controlling RX Radiator from keyboard4.3.8Frequency LCD label in full window 4.3.9Tray icon4.4.2Direct tuning using numerical keypad PowerPoint function 5 Using remote controlRemote control Symbol5.3RX KeyCom 5.2RX CommanderPage Page 6 Getting Help 6.1FAQ for RX Radiator6.1.2How can I schedule recording? 6.1.10How to expand the frequency range? 6.1.5Why the mouse wheel does not work?6.1.6Why the volume setting does not work? 6.1.8How to enable other language and LCD font?Appendix 1 Command-lineswitches Sound TuningList of parameters StationsOther RecordingPage PostMessageFindWindowTMainRadioForm,nil,WM MyMute,0,0 //mutes radio PostMessageFindWindowTMainRadioForm,nil,WM MyTuneStatNo,7,0 //station #7 PostMessageFindWindowTMainRadioForm,nil,WM MySleep,30,0 //sets sleep timer to 30 minutes PostMessageFindWindowTMainRadioForm,nil,WM MySleep,0,0 //turns off sleep timer PostMessageFindWindowTMainRadioForm,nil,WM MySleep,30,1 //sets shutdown Windows timer to 30 minutes