Station Setup

 

This Is the path to the stations dat files folder, the data files is where then stations database file and schedules are stored

 

Typically on the Onair Machine this ia a Local path, usually the C:\JBDATA\ folder

 

This is the path to a shared folder between the On air software and the DJB Weather updater

 

This can be a local path or a shared network path, if you wish to share the weather files among multiple On Air machines

 

 

To Select your Audio Drive press the "..." button to bring up the Audio Drive Dialog

 

 

Select your drive from the drop down box and press add to list

 

You can add several Drives to the list if you have a primary and backup locations for your audio

 

When DJB II plays an audio file it will check each drive for the filename

 

 

This is the Sub Directory that the software will use to look for audio files

 

Enter Your Station Call Letter

 

Enter your broadcast city and state.  This field can also be used for other information, it does not specifically need to be City and state

 

 

You may enter your stations Slogan or any other information you like, others use this field for a Workstation name

 

Allows you to enter a new pro features password to unlock your pro features subscription

 

 

Occasionally you may need to compact your database.

 

This utility makes a copy of the database file and, if it is fragmented, rearranges how the database file is stored on disk. When completed, the compacted database has reclaimed wasted space, and is usually smaller than the original. By compacting the database frequently, optimal performance of the database application is ensured

 

DJB II will automatically run a compact database process if it is relaunched on a monday

 

Allows you to switch between Onair and Production mode.  This does not however change your license.  this can be used in an emergency to temporarily change the operation of a machine.

 

Changes the clock display to military time

 

 

This time is when the 9999 command sync will fire.  The best setting is between the default 5830 and 5930