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Preliminary 8-2002 RSHD Smartcaster Installation Manual

take a commercial here, the network will play some ads or

play a song.

Now is time to start building the clock. First, start by moving

to a clock template that is empty. Move from template to

template by pressing the F9 and F10 keys. Once you're

ready, press the F1 key to add an event. You will see a white

line appear at the top of the screen, and a cursor in blue. The

computer is waiting for you to enter a title. I named my

event "Loud."

Press ENTER to go to the next entry. The cursor will move

under the column entitled "Len." That is short for "length." It

wants to know how long the break is in minutes. Mine is

three minutes long, so I type "0300" and press ENTER.

Next, the cursor is waiting under the "brk" line. It is waiting

for you to tell it whether or not the item in question is a

break. Enter "Y" to inform the computer that it is. Always

enter "Y" here.

The computer wants the time in the hour that the break is

scheduled to play. This one is at four minutes after the top of

the hour, so type "0400" and press ENTER.

Now it wants to know if that break is a mandatory. This one

is not, so enter an "N." When you press ENTER the cursor

will drop down one line in case you want another break of the

same length. Here we do not, so press ENTER again. The pie

wedge shaped break should appear in the round clock circle.

I repeat the same process for the second break. This one is a

little different, so I enter "0200" for the length, enter "2000"

for the time, and pick "Y" for mandatory. Since the last break

in the hour is also two minutes long, just hit ENTER once,

and the cursor will go down one line. This only works if all

the info is the same except the time, and whether or not it's

mandatory. Go ahead and put in 5000 for the time, and "no"

for mandatory. Hit ENTER twice. This will make the pie

wedge shaped breaks appear in the circle.

If you've followed along so far, you can probably put the last

line together on your own. It's the one-minute optional at

forty after, so put in a length of 0100, a time of 4000, and

"N" for mandatory.

Assigning the Satellite Clocks

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