 Client area
!9xxx
If a command numbered between 9000 and 9199 is called !9XXX have the onair screen send the command located after the !
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#PLAY
If a command numbered between 9000 and 9199 is called #PLAY have the onair screen play the file# located after the #PLAY the the active serial port.
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*BTSS
If a command numbered between 9000 and 9199 is called *BTSS have the onair screen send the command located after the *BTSS the the active serial port.
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URL= Live internet audio
If you want to play a file from the internet, use the following format:
URL=http://www.radioforecast.com/spots/krajfmam.mp3 ending=2;The Weather
it will load and play the forcast and then start the next event 2 seconds from the end of the weather forcast.
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URLVolume xx
Adjust the level of a hot internet audio stream by replacing XX with 1 to 99 which is percent.
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StopURL
This will stop the URL= Command from playing.
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SignOn
This tells the Digital Juke Box where to start playing after the signon time is reached. If you do not use the SignOn command, it will start at the beginning of the hour.
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USEIOCONTROL XX
USEIOCONTROL XX where XX is the grid number 1 or 99. This will allow your to switch Satellite I/O controls to something other than the one used in the grid. You can also label the command like: USEIOCONTROL 4;Switch to Dr. Laura. USEIOCONTROL GRID will switch back to the hourly grid settings.
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^WAIT
If a command numbered between 9000 and 9199 is called ^WAIT120 have the onair screen pause the number of seconds after the ^WAIT
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Command Labels for the On-Air Screen
Since #PLAY2000/!9800/!9405/^WAIT120/!9701 is not a very attractive thing to have on your on-air screen, you can label the command by using a semi colon followed by the label that you want on the screen.
IE:#PLAY2000/!9800/!9405/^WAIT120/!9701;Legal ID and CBS News
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Stacking Commands
You can put multiple commands on a single line like.
#PLAY2000/!9800/!9405/^WAIT120/!9701
This will play file 2000, then turn all inputs off, then turn on relay 5, then wait 120 seconds, then do the 9701 segue command.
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Screen Notes
You can also use the 9000 to 9199 commands simply to place notes on your screen that can just be informative for the on-air jock. For example one could say ;Lower AM Power. Another could say ;Take Meter Readings.
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playvolume x yyy
You can set the playback volume of a given player by issuing the command playvolume 8 0 that command will lower the play volume of player 8 to zero or off.
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PlayerFadeOut x yyyy
This command will fadeout player x in yyyy miliseconds. 1000 miliseconds = 1 second therefore issuing a command PlayerFadeOut 8 500 will fadeout player 8 in 1/2 second
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KillPlayer x
This command will stop player x from playing and move on to the next audio cut.
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Timer sss
End Timer
This will start a timer running for sss number of seconds and will continue to play audio cuts normally, however, if you place an "End Timer" command in the schedule and the amount of the Timer seconds has not passed, the system will simply wait for the timer to end before continuing on.
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BTSSReset
This will reset your Broadcast Tools Box
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NowPlayingText
This will allow you to send a message out to the nowplaying for displaying data on your website.
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ShoutCastText
This will allow you to send a message out to the ShoutCast for displaying data on your web stream.
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RDSText
This will allow you to send a message out to the RDS for displaying data on RDS equiped Radios.
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FileCopy filefrom fileto
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FileDelete filename
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PlayHooks
This will automatically build a Hooks Promo and play it.
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If you use our DJB Sports Program Interface
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SportsStart xx
This command will load the DJB Sports Program Interface and use the Program # x
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