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This document provides instructions for setting up and configuring an fMb50/fMb80 RDS encoder, including: 1. Unpacking the accessories and checking contents 2. Configuring network settings using the serial console 3. Connecting to the embedded web interface and configuring RDS parameters like PI code and PS

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Fmb50-Fmb80 Qs en v1

This document provides instructions for setting up and configuring an fMb50/fMb80 RDS encoder, including: 1. Unpacking the accessories and checking contents 2. Configuring network settings using the serial console 3. Connecting to the embedded web interface and configuring RDS parameters like PI code and PS

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fMb50 / fMb80

Quick Start

1. Unpacking
Check that all these accessories are present:
• 1 power supply cable
• 1 straight Ethernet cable (letter A on the cable)
• 1 USB-serial adapter cable
• 1 box including : 1 Audemat CD with the product documentation, 1 Quick Start notice, 1 Quality Control
form

2. Network configuration using the console


Before connecting your encoder to the broadcast chain, check network parameters and modify them if needed.
Connect a PC to the COM0 serial port on the front panel of the encoder and the power supply cable to the rear
panel.

Connect the encoder to the mains and start it.

On your PC, open a terminal session (with Hyperterminal, Tera Term…).

If you don ‘t know which COM port to select for your terminal session:
Press the Windows and Pause keys at the same time and select Hardware or System and Device manager (depending on the
Windows version).
Click on “Ports (COM & LPT)” to list physical and virtual COM ports installed on the PC and select “USB-to-serial” to view the
COM port used for your connection to the encoder. This is the port you will need to select for your terminal session.

Enter the following parameters: 9600 bits per second, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, no flow control.
Once connected to your encoder, enter the command:
IP?
Press the <Enter> key and the encoder sends the current IP address, for instance:
192.168.0.1
To set a new IP address, enter the command and press the <Enter> key:
IP=x.x.x.x
Where x.x.x.x is the new IP address.
You might in the same way check and reset the network mask (press the <Enter> key after each command):
MASK?
MASK=x.x.x.x
the gateway:
GATEWAY?
GATEWAY=x.x.x.x
DOC00393 

You will then need to restart the encoder to apply the new network parameters:
RESET

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3. Connecting to the embedded Web site


1. Connect the Ethernet cable between the RJ45 and the network..

2. Open a Web browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla…) and


enter the encoder IP address you just set in the previous
step. The home page of the embedded web site is
displayed:

4. Configuring the PSN using the embedded Web site


1. On the embedded web site home page, click “Main PSN of RDS datasets”:

2. Set the PI code, the PS and other parameters as needed.


3. Click the “Update” button to lock in your changes.

5. Activating the RDS using the embedded Web site


1. On the embedded web site home page, click "RDS encoder parameters”.
2. Set the RDS subcarrier parameter to ON to activate the RDS.
3. Click the “Update” button to lock in your changes.
The default injection level is 465 mV @ + 12 dB. It corresponds to a 4 kHz deviation. Since exciters and transmitters
vary, the injection level may need to be adjusted. We highly recommend you measure your RDS level on the air
using accurate metering equipment (Audemat NAVIGATOR10/100/1000 or FM-MC4).

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6. Configuring the radiotext using the embedded Web site

1. On the embedded web site home page, click “Radiotext parameters”:

2. Set the default radiotext (64 characters max) and click “Set”.

Default settings:
• Number of repetitions = 1
• A/B Flag = Toggle.
• Group sequence = 0A,2A,0A,0A

7. Configuring the scrolling PS using the embedded Web site


Some car receivers cannot display radiotext. They can however display the PS by decoding the 0A group.
The Scrolling PS feature thus allows broadcasters to address messages to their listeners.

1. On the embedded web site home page, click “PS scrolling parameters”.

2. Enter the scrolling text you want to display.


3. Set display parameters (number of characters per screen, pause time between 2 displays…)
4. Click the “Set” button for each section where parameters have been changed.

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8. Setting you encoder for a connection to the automation


software using the embedded Web site
The automation software generally sends an ASCII string with titles of songs, artist information, program
information...
The commands sent by the automation software have to be defined in the encoder to be properly understood.

1. To connect the encoder to your automation software, use either the serial port or the Ethernet port.
2. On the embedded web site home page, click “PS and RT tags commands definition ", 4 configuration pages
enable you to update TAG commands to match your automation software:

3. On each page, update each command with the name used by the automation software and click the “Set”
button.

PS & RT ITEM tags command definition

Tags can then be used for dynamic radiotext and scrolling PS.

9. Note regarding synchronization of RDS and 19 kHz signal


There are two ways to set up the encoder, Loop Through and Sidechain.
The default configuration of the jumpers inside the encoder enables the "Loop through” mode, In this mode, the
output of the stereo generator is fed directly into the MPX IN/SYNC input of the encoder. The encoder will
automatically detect the 19 kHz signal to ensure a good synchronization of the RDS SCA.

Please check the user manual for more information on how to communicate with your
encoder and how to configure it.

Audemat is certified ISO 9001 and 14001 and our quality department welcomes
your feedback. For any question, do not hesitate to contact directly our quality
manager: quality@worldcastsystems.com

For technical questions, please contact: support@audemat.com or ussupport@audemat.com

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