10)Repeat steps in 8 and 9 for each buttons you want to define.
11)Finally, save the configuration either using [Save settings] – saves the settings and leaves the dialog opened, or using [Save and exit] – saves the settings and closes the KeyCom dialog window.
6 Getting Help
6.1FAQ for RX Radiator
6.1.1Computer freezes when recording using Mpeg
Mpeg
6.1.2How can I schedule recording?
Example: Station Asia 3 broadcasts it’s well known hit parades from 2100 to 2200 every Sunday. We want to record it using audio codecs and then switch off the computer.
1.At first we have to set correct codec (codec which is set in RX Radiator configuration is then used during scheduled recording). You can set codec using this procedure: open tab Recording settings, in combo box Record to select Windows audio codecs ... After clicking the [Codec] button will the list of codecs and their properties be shown. You can choose one, and then click [OK]. Then click [Apply] to save your choice.
2.We will create the new script: open tab Schedule, click on [Create new] button.
3.Type name of the script Asia 3 hit parade in the Script editor.
4.There is a list of usable commands available on the left side of the Script editor. Choose following commands and add them to the script list using [Add[ button: Station #, Volume up, Record using codecs, Shutdown Windows.
5.The commands in script list can be moved (resp. their sequence can be changed). You can not move these commands from the end of the list: Close RX Radiator and Shutdown Windows (it would be strange to shutdown Windows and then save the recording …)
6.When the (...) sequence is appended to command in the script list it means that properties of the command could be set - click on command Station # and choose station Asia 3, click on Record using codecs and Codec recording properties window appears in the bottom. Item Name automatically means that file will be saved as Rad sch yearmonthday hourminutesecond.waw.If the checkbox is not checked you can use your own name, e.g. Asia 3 hit parade.waw. Let's set length (of the recording) to 01:00:00 (1 hour).
7.After setting properties click [Save changes and return]. This will return us to Schedule tab - there is new item in the List of created scripts. Choose Run on Sundays in the list How often, fill 21:00:00 in Time and Odd and even weeks in Weeks combo box.
8.To run script in the planned time, following conditions must be fulfilled: Global scheduling active (it means enabling/disabling of running all the scripts) must be checked - enabled and also current script must be enabled (i.e. Asia 3 hit parade ).
9.Click [OK] and script should run at time you specified.
6.1.3I have created the script, set the time and date but script did not run. Why?
Please check whether the correct time was set and both Global scheduling active and Current script enabled checkboxes are checked. Scripts have following (intentional) restrictions:
•only one script can run at the same time (You can define as many scripts as you want. Nevertheless when the 1st script is set to start at 800 and will run for 2 minutes and the second one is set to start at 801, the second one will not run.)
•recording commands are ignored if you are currently recording something
•recording stops sleep timer
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