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Philips FMU-100 4.1RX Radiator interface, 4.1.1Standard RX Radiator window, 4.1.2Thin window

Models: FMU-100

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4.1RX Radiator interface

-support of all key operations by hot keys

-possibility to record in various sound quality using codecs

-mouse use include wheel

-optional tray icon view

-easy-to-use frequency editing and sorting stations

-direct keyboard tuning

-command-line switches

-language modules support, large range of languages

-scheduling and scripting

-easy to control from another applications via documented messages

-and much more

4.1RX Radiator interface

4.1.1Standard RX Radiator window

This is the standard look of the RX Radiator window. All the operations can be done within its interface.

4.1.2Thin window

You can set RX Radiator window to smaller ‘thin’ mode. In this mode, only basic operations are available.

4.1.3Tray icon menu

RX Radiator main menu contains the most important commands and list of stored stations. You can popup the menu either by left clicking:

-the tray icon (when tray icon is enabled in configuration).

-RX Radiator label or menu button

The look of the menu is customizable, so you can set a background, fonts properties etc.

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Philips FMU-100 4.1RX Radiator interface, 4.1.1Standard RX Radiator window, 4.1.2Thin window, 4.1.3Tray icon menu

Contents

Version RadioXtremeTable of contents Using remote control 1.2Specifications 1 Introduction1.4Package Contents 1.1Introduction2.1Description of the radio connectors 2 Hardware Setup3.1Installation 3 Software Setup3.1.1Choosing the installer language 3.1.2Welcome screen3.1.4Installation folder 3.1.3Choosing componentsPage 3.1.6Installation progress 4 RX Radiator3.1.7Completing setup window 3.1.5Shortcuts folder4.1.1Standard RX Radiator window 4.1RX Radiator interface4.1.2Thin window 4.1.3Tray icon menu4.1.5Tuning 4.1.4Volume settings area4.1.7Stations storing and setting Volume upNext station 4.1.8RecordingLast station Start/stop recordingSetup 4.2.1Hardware settingsSleep timer Power off4.2.1.2Tuning 4.2.1.1Volume controlTuning range Tuning stepCancel Indicate recording using LEDGet firmware version Get DLL 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 Load 4.2.4Stations listRadiator.ini file Save4.2.5Schedule When to runSee also Script editor description scriptsDate 4.2.6MenuRun between Create new4.2.7Script editor ResetFont SizeoTuning 4.2.7.1Available commandso Volumes Set volume4.2.9LCD Editor Reset 4.3.5Sleep timer button4.3.1RX Radiator window 4.3.2Menu button4.3.8Frequency LCD label in full window 4.4Controlling RX Radiator from keyboard4.3.9Tray icon 4.4.1List of hot keys shortcuts4.4.2Direct tuning using numerical keypad Remote control 5 Using remote controlSymbol PowerPoint function5.3RX KeyCom 5.2RX CommanderPage Page 6 Getting Help 6.1FAQ for RX Radiator6.1.2How can I schedule recording? 6.1.6Why the volume setting does not work? 6.1.5Why the mouse wheel does not work?6.1.8How to enable other language and LCD font? 6.1.10How to expand the frequency range?Appendix 1 Command-lineswitches List of parameters TuningStations SoundOther 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