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© 2013 OMT Technologies
This manual is copyrighted by OMT Technologies Inc. (OMT) with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this
manual may not be reproduced in any form, in whole or in part, without prior written consent of OMT.
Disclaimer
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technical information, and recommendations in this guide and in any guides or related documents are believed reliable,
but the accuracy and completeness thereof are not guaranteed or warranted, and they are not intended to be, nor should
they be understood to be, representations or warranties concerning the products described.
This product has been sold to you subject to the limited warranties set forth in the warranty and license agreement
enclosed with the respective products. Further, OMT reserves the right to make changes in the specifications of the
products described in this guide at any time without notice and without obligation to notify any person of such changes.
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Printed: February 2013 in Canada
Document Version: 1.0.0
Publisher
OMT Technologies Inc.
Managing Editor
Rick Landry
Graphics Designer
Rick Landry
Special Thanks
Special thanks goes out to all of our customers who contributed their time and effort
into helping us create this document.
Contents
I
Table of Contents
Part I Introduction
1
1 What's New In...................................................................................................................................
Version 4?
2
Part II Installation
6
1 System Requirements
................................................................................................................................... 7
2 Software Installer
................................................................................................................................... 10
Part III Registration
16
1 Gathering Required
...................................................................................................................................
Information
17
2 Submitting Information
...................................................................................................................................
to Media Touch
18
3 Entering the ...................................................................................................................................
Password in the Software
19
Part IV Initial Configuration
20
1 Database Configuration
................................................................................................................................... 21
2 Connecting to
...................................................................................................................................
a Station
23
Part V Program Interface
1 Menu Bar
24
................................................................................................................................... 25
File Menu
..........................................................................................................................................................
Edit Menu
..........................................................................................................................................................
Utilities Menu..........................................................................................................................................................
About Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................
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2 Tool Bar
................................................................................................................................... 30
3 Time Bar
................................................................................................................................... 32
4 Log Headers................................................................................................................................... 33
5 Log Event Editor
................................................................................................................................... 34
6 Log Item Player
................................................................................................................................... 35
Part VI Configuration Options
1 General
36
................................................................................................................................... 37
2 Categories ................................................................................................................................... 39
3 Merge Options
................................................................................................................................... 40
4 Scheduling ................................................................................................................................... 42
5 Reporter
................................................................................................................................... 43
6 Security
................................................................................................................................... 44
Part VII Log Creation
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1 Preparation ................................................................................................................................... 46
2 File Name Extensions
................................................................................................................................... 47
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3 Creating Log...................................................................................................................................
Templates
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Hourly Log Templates
..........................................................................................................................................................
Daily Log Templates
..........................................................................................................................................................
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4 Merging Finished
...................................................................................................................................
Logs
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5 Opening Finished
...................................................................................................................................
Logs
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6 Editing Finished
...................................................................................................................................
Logs
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Part VIII Using Reporter
1 Reporter Screen
................................................................................................................................... 63
2 Reporter Types
................................................................................................................................... 64
3 Font Selection
................................................................................................................................... 66
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Part IX Using Text Strings
1 General Text...................................................................................................................................
String Information
68
2 Standard Digital
...................................................................................................................................
Event
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3 Sources
................................................................................................................................... 70
4 Memos
................................................................................................................................... 71
Simple Memo..........................................................................................................................................................
Event
Open Alert ..........................................................................................................................................................
Move to Marker
..........................................................................................................................................................
Sync Disable ..........................................................................................................................................................
Sync Enable ..........................................................................................................................................................
Showlog Load
..........................................................................................................................................................
Showlog Tally..........................................................................................................................................................
Insert Log
..........................................................................................................................................................
Load Hooks ..........................................................................................................................................................
Play Hooks ..........................................................................................................................................................
Auto Hooks ..........................................................................................................................................................
Move to Current
..........................................................................................................................................................
Time
Back Fill Log ..........................................................................................................................................................
CS Copy
..........................................................................................................................................................
LOGMV Enable
..........................................................................................................................................................
LOGMV Disable
..........................................................................................................................................................
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5 Voice Tracks................................................................................................................................... 89
Specific Voice..........................................................................................................................................................
Track
Automatic Voice
..........................................................................................................................................................
Track
Automatic Voice
..........................................................................................................................................................
Track with Category
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6 Stopset
................................................................................................................................... 93
7 Sync
................................................................................................................................... 94
Soft Sync
Hard Sync
..........................................................................................................................................................
..........................................................................................................................................................
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8 Fixed Length...................................................................................................................................
Commands
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9 Event Start ................................................................................................................................... 102
Part X Appendices
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1 Integrating...................................................................................................................................
RCS Selector Version 12
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Log Export ..........................................................................................................................................................
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Contents
III
Song Information
..........................................................................................................................................................
Window
Song Output..........................................................................................................................................................
Design
Breaknote Design
..........................................................................................................................................................
Linker Traffic
..........................................................................................................................................................
Design
Log Destination
..........................................................................................................................................................
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2 Integrating ...................................................................................................................................
RCS Selector Version 15
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Entering Song
..........................................................................................................................................................
Information
Create a New..........................................................................................................................................................
Log Format
Configure the
..........................................................................................................................................................
Selector Output File
Configure the
..........................................................................................................................................................
Song Design
Configure the
..........................................................................................................................................................
Link Design
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3 Integrating ...................................................................................................................................
MusicMaster for DOS
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MusicMaster..........................................................................................................................................................
DOS Log Export
LOG2ASC.DEF
..........................................................................................................................................................
File
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4 Integrating ...................................................................................................................................
MusicMaster for Windows
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Create a New..........................................................................................................................................................
Dataset
Entering Song
..........................................................................................................................................................
Information
Using the Mass
..........................................................................................................................................................
Changer
Entering LogNote
..........................................................................................................................................................
Text
Clock Configuration
..........................................................................................................................................................
Using the Export
..........................................................................................................................................................
Designer
Export Logs..........................................................................................................................................................
To Automation
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5 Integrating ...................................................................................................................................
PowerGold
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Log Export ..........................................................................................................................................................
Stopsets
..........................................................................................................................................................
Log Notes ..........................................................................................................................................................
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6 Integrating ...................................................................................................................................
Natural Music
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Create a New..........................................................................................................................................................
Station
Configure Station
..........................................................................................................................................................
Settings
Database Export
..........................................................................................................................................................
From MediaTouch
Import Audio..........................................................................................................................................................
Database
Database Manipulation
..........................................................................................................................................................
Text String Entry
..........................................................................................................................................................
Schedule Logs
..........................................................................................................................................................
Export Logs..........................................................................................................................................................
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III
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Introduction
General Topics:
· Installation
· Registration
· Initial Configuration
· Program Interface
· Configuration Options
· Log Creation
· Using Reporter
· Text Strings
Additional Help:
· Integrating RCS Selector Version 12
· Integrating RCS Selector Version 15
· Integrating MusicMaster for DOS
· Integrating MusicMaster for Windows
· Integrating PowerGold
· Integrating Natural Music
Introduction
1.1
What's New In Version 4?
--- 4.3.1 Suite Release February 25, 2013 --IMPORTANT - All programs must be updated to the 4.3.1 as there are changes to the media.dll
In the event that you are only running one program on a workstation, partial and temporary update can
occur. You cannot run multiple OMT software applications with mixed versions. All programs should
be the same version.
--- All Programs --- New media.dll
--- Log Tools 4.3.0, Suite release April 9, 2012 --- New media.dll
ABRSF Feature
This feature is designed to streamline remote studio operation where day parting is performed at
various locations. While the ABRSF is running, it keeps the ONAIR log current by removing unused
items past their scheduled time and simply waits for the return closure back to air and automation.
How it Works: (In ONAIR)
On Start Closure,
- Turns AUTO OFF
- Disables all SYNCs
- Inserts and activates the ABRSF FEED item
- Writes "ABRSF log marker: start" into OUT log
While Running,
- Every five seconds does a Move to Current Time to keep log up to date.
On EOM Closure,
- Turns AUTO ON
- Enables all SYNCs
- Removes FEED item and marks it as Done
- Writes "ABRSF log marker: end" into OUT log
Within Log Tools Reporter
- Internal default AB remote switch feed log markers added and use the following,
> When remote feed starts -> "ABRSF log marker: start"
> When remote feed ends -> "ABRSF log marker: start"
--- Log Tools 4.2.3 --NEW - Now reads two .OUT files and merges into one based on time and/or Marker OUT log merge.
FIXED - Right clicking inside an empty category in the library blade would cause an "Access Violation"
window to appear.
FIXED - Backtiming with feeds was reading incorrectly on the On Hand time.
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--- Version 4.2.2 November 14, 2011--IMPORTANT!
This is a full suite release and ALL software must be updated to 4.2.2
Voice Tracking Portal is recommended to run on its own PC.
Voice Tracking Portal cannot run with any other Media Touch applications simultaneously.
Please contact OMT Support if you have any questions with regards to update or installation of any
product.
--- All Programs --NEW - Audio .dll under Windows 7 PRO that will display left/right channels the same as with XP PRO
NEW - Database .dll that uses write through cache for last played updates.
--- Log Tools 4.2.2 --NEW FEATURE - Library window can now right click on a specific category and select the 'Edit' drop
dowm. A user definable selection can be made for mass chage of any edit field. The change would
be applied to all cuts highlighted and the edit window is labelled 'Multiple Cut Edit'
FIXED - Overwriting a "Memo" item with an item from the digital library would remain memo.
FIXED - On Hand time in attached mode in the current hour was displaying the overall time in the hour
and not the time remaining.
FIXED - Next day log would attach.
FIXED - File Open window would be blank.
NEW FEATURE - Log item icon for entries with segue (eom) override timing now shows as a blue line
inside of green circle.
FEATURE ENHANCEMENT - Log import now handles files with up to 2700 items.
FIXED - Now returns error if import log file too large.
FEATURE ENHANCEMENT - Now shows TALKBR and BREAK feed items with valid time icon
FIXED - Recent file open for station not reading feeds when first selected
FIXED - Hour Duration display time
FIXED - Total Log Duration display time
FIXED - "Back Time Log" utility, now correctly back times the log
NOTE:
4.2.2. of Log Tools now moves any Source, Fill or Sync item when you click and drag
from the time column on the left hand side. 4.2.1 Versions and older only moved the log element
when the user would click and drag from the time column and NOT copy the Source, Fill or Sync
items. Source items would refer to a ‘FIX’ length item, Fill may refer to a ‘MEMO’ item and the Sync
column may refer to a hard or soft sync.
--- Version 4.2.1 May 24, 2012 --FIXED - Issue where next day log file when opened would sometimes "Attach"
--- Version 4.2.0 - May 6, 2011 ----- IMPORTANT! For Windows 7 32 or 64 bit users ---
Please Read:
4.2.0 now contains support for Windows 7 32 and 64 bit Operating Systems as well as retains support
for Windows XP PRO SP3 only. OMT does not support Vista (any version) or Windows 7 Home or
Home Premium due to lack of network support.
Introduction
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Windows 7 uses a security feature called User Account Control (UAC) that prevents modification
directly to configuration files with extensions such as .ini, .dbf, etc for applications located under
Program Files (Windows 7 32 bit) and Program Files (x86) (Windows 7 64 bit).
DO NOT attempt to modify any configuration file located in the program's working folder as the
changes will not be recognized and could potentially cause problems with the functionality of the
software.
Always make changes through the GUI of the OMT application that you have installed.
Windows 7 installation of OMT applications will require the user to "elevate" to administrator and will
also require the user to right click on the designated OMT program shortcut or program link and "Run
as Administrator". This will only be required once and will launch without elevation request after
running for the first time.
Users can choose to turn off the UAC but do so at their own discretion and this should be performed
prior to installing any OMT programs and the UAC should remain off as long as the OMT applications
are installed.
OMT applications must be installed with Admin level rights and can be configured to run under user
level rights with the proper shares and permissions set only after admin level initial installation has
occurred. Users that run the OMT applications at less than admin level rights do so at their own
discretion.
For more information please contact support at 800-726-2635 or [email protected].
--- Log Tools --NEW - - A new audio library screen and search has been added to MLT which contains drag and drop
capability.
--- All Applications --NEW - omtmedia.dll changes in all applications. This will allow user level right functionality of the
software (Windows 7 only) when the proper share access under Admin level has been setup or
created.
--- Version 4.1.2 - November 1, 2010 ----- All Programs --NEW - GMT offset to correct DST changes for both old and current DST time changes.
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NOTE:
ALL OMT programs must be updated to 4.1.2.
Production must be installed and run first as the Database Time Adjust Utility is contained within the
Production software. When you first launch Production after installation, a message screen will appear
that will point out the suggested time offset based in hours and for your particular time zone. This
value will vary from 4 to 6 hours dependant on PST, CST, EST, etc. time zones. Simply click "Update
Database with new times" on the suggested value and the software will create the time offset and you
can then install all other OMT apps.
Ensure the Production computer that you are updating the database time offset has the correct time
zone and DST enabled/selected.
If you are unsure, contact OMT support at 1-800-726-2635.
The new GMT offset will ensure that the correct time offset for DST is always recognized. This also
corrects a previous issue with 3.1.12 /4.1 where the last played information was anywhere from 4 to 6
hours in the futrure when checked immediately following play out from the audio library or info tab in
the ONAIR.
--- Log Tools --ADDED - Station call letters to printed documents for better station identification.
--- Version 4.0.0 – January 25, 2010 ----- LOG TOOLS --ADDED - The .OUT file now shows the rotation that played.
Installation
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Installation
Before you install Log Tools, your computer or workstation must meet the minimum specification. This
is covered under System Requirements and the Software installation section follows immediately after.
· System Requirements
· Software Installer
NOTE: You must update to 4.1.2 prior to installing 4.2.0 of Log Tools.
Version 4.2.2 and version 4.3.0 are full suite upgrades and all software applications should be
on the same version. Contact OMT Support if you require any assistance in version
information and applications.
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2.1
System Requirements
Computer
Description
Minimum
Recommended
CPU
P4 2.4 GHz or higher
i Series Intel
RAM
1 GB
1 GB
1280 X 1024
1280 X 1024 native
*
Non-Onboard
250 MB
>250 MB
Screen
Resolution
Video
Hard Drive
space
The minimum screen resolution required for ONAIR, ONAIR Remote and ONAIR Workstation
is 1280 x 1024. All other OMT applications can run at 1024 x 768.
* Onboard video may not provide satisfactory performance based on the manufacturer chipset. It is
recommended to use a separate PCI-X or other video card as it will provide better performance versus
onboard video. Most onboard video will perform satisfactorily based on the later video chipset
available.
Server
Description
Minimum
Recommended
CPU
P4 2.4 GHz or higher
i Series, Xeon
RAM
2 GB
2 GB
*1280 X 1024
*1280 X 1024
*
*
RAID 5
RAID 5
Screen
Resolution
Video
Storage Array
Supported OS
Operating System
Type of Computer
Win XP PRO 32 bit
Workstation
Win 7 PRO 32 or 64 bit
Workstation
Win 2K3/Win 2K8
32 or 64 bit
Audio Server
All Media Touch applications running on a workstation require WIN XP PRO or Win 7 PRO 32/64 at
this time. Database and audio assets that reside on a central server may run 32 or 64 bit server OS
based on RAID driver compatibility.
NOTE:
· There is no support for VMWare of Microsoft Virtualization at this time.
Installation
·
·
·
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A VPN is required for use with VTP and RVT applications
A separate workstation is required for the VTP
Some third party vendors do not support 64 bit OS, please check with the vendor prior to
purchasing an I/O card, RAID controller, etc.
*1280 x 1024
Server screen resolution does not have to be 1280 x 1024. However, if you are running a
KVM solution, you will most likely include control for both ONAIR and your audio server in
which case the KVM solution will require 1280 x 1024 resolution.
Sound Devices:
Under XP PRO
Manufacturer
Audio Science
Model
Driver
5000 series
WDM
2408/826/896/24 I/O
WDM
44/66/1010
VX 222/442/822
WDM
WDM
Antex
LX 44, BX 12, SC 2000
WDM
Lynx
Lynx II, AES 16
WDM
ECHO
Layla 3G, Mia
WDM
1100
All
WDM
WDM
MOTU
Delta
Digigram
Orban
Realtek/Onboard
Under Windows 7 32/64
Manufacturer
Model
Driver
Wheatstone E-Series
AXIA
AoIP Driver
AoIP Driver
WDM
WDM
Audio Science
5000 series
WDM
MOTU
2408/826/896/24 I/O
WDM
Delta
44/66/1010
WDM
LoLa 280
All
WDM
WDM
Digigram
Realtek/Onboard
OMT Software applications will support a wide variety of audio cards provided they have a valid WDM
driver. Multiple cards can be installed using ASI, MOTU, *Antex, and Digigram. AoIP drivers can be
purchased through OMT in single or multiple channel licenses along with full GPIO/Audio Routing
interfaces for Wheatstone E-Series or AXIA.
* Antex does not have a valid driver that will work with Windows 7 32/64 OS at this time. However, the
listed Antex cards will interface with the 187 WDM drivers correctly and in addition, can have multiple
cards installed on one PC.
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Other:
It is recommend having two hard drives in all Media Touch workstations. This allows a separate
drive/array for audio storage and access. A RAID 5 storage array is recommended for dedicated
audio servers and 8 and 12 channel Logger applications. ONAIR computers acting as a server may
also require a RAID 5 array based on the amount of recording or Production units.
·
Onboard video may not provide satisfactory performance based on the manufacturer chipset.
It is recommended to use a separate PCIe or other video card as it will provide better
performance versus onboard video. Most onboard video will perform satisfactorily based on
the later video chipset available.
FAQ’s
Q
Can I purchase my own computers?
A
Yes, we recommend that you choose a business or Tier 1 class computer that comes
NATIVELY with XP PRO or Windows 7 32/64 bit OS. Purchasing a consumer model
computer from a retailer then loading a copy of Windows 7 Pro is not recommended.
Q
Will you provide support if I purchase my own computers.
A
Yes, provided they meet our recommended specification and have Windows XP PRO or
Windows 7 Pro 32/64 bit OS installed NATIVELY to the computer.
Q
Can I use my existing computers?
A
Yes, provided they meet or exceed our minimum specification. If you have performance
issues, you may need to increase to our recommended specifications.
Installation
2.2
Software Installer
Locate the
installer and double click.
NOTE: This installer is usually located in an 'OMT Programs' folder on the 'O:' drive of your audio
server or single ONAIR acting as an Audio server.
Click "Next' to continue.
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The minimum specifications are listed on the System Check screen. If your workstation does not meet
the minimum requirements, correct and re-install.
Installation
Click 'Next' if you agree with the terms to continue.
Fill out the appropriate name and company information and when complete, click 'Next' to continue.
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The Help Guide will be installed by default. Click 'Next' to continue.
The installer will now contain all required install configuration. Click on the 'Install' button to proceed.
Installation
Progress bars will display the installation process.
The Automatic Network Configuration Screen is intended for users who have a very basic system and
require Windows Network assistance. Please read the install screen carefully prior to enabling this
feature as it should only be used or enabled based on the provided list.
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To run Log Tools immediately after the installation, enable the Run Log Tools box and click on 'Finish'.
When you launch the Log Tools program there will be an activation screen that appears if this is an
upgrade or new installation. This is covered under the Registration section of this user guide.
Registration
3
Registration
The Process of Registering or Activating your Log Tools software can be covered in three steps:
· Gathering Required Information
· Submitting Information to Media Touch
· Entering the Password in the Software
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3.1
Gathering Required Information
Registration
3.2
Submitting Information to Media Touch
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3.3
Entering the Password in the Software
Initial Configuration
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· Database Configuration
· Connecting to a Station
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4.1
Database Configuration
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4.2
Connecting to a Station
Program Interface
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Program Interface
The section will cover the following topics:
·
·
·
·
·
·
Menu Bar
Tool Bar
Time Bar
Log Headers
Log Event Editor
Log Item Player
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5.1
Menu Bar
·
·
·
·
File Menu
Edit Menu
Utilities Menu
About Menu
Program Interface
5.1.1
File Menu
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5.1.2
Edit Menu
Program Interface
5.1.3
Utilities Menu
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5.1.4
About Menu
Program Interface
5.2
Tool Bar
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Program Interface
5.3
Time Bar
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5.4
Log Headers
Program Interface
5.5
Log Event Editor
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5.6
Log Item Player
Configuration Options
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·
·
·
·
·
·
General
Categories
Merge Options
Scheduling
Reporter
Security
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6.1
General
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6.2
Categories
6.3
Merge Options
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6.4
Scheduling
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6.5
Reporter
6.6
Security
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Log Creation
·
·
·
·
·
·
Preparation
File Name Extensions
Creating Log Templates
Merging Finished Logs
Opening Finished Logs
Editing Finished Logs
Log Creation
7.1
Preparation
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7.2
File Name Extensions
Log Creation
7.3
Creating Log Templates
· Hourly Log Templates
· Daily Log Templates
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7.3.1
Hourly Log Templates
Log Creation
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Log Creation
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Log Creation
7.3.2
Daily Log Templates
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Log Creation
7.4
Merging Finished Logs
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Log Creation
7.5
Opening Finished Logs
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Log Creation
7.6
Editing Finished Logs
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Using Reporter
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Using Reporter
· Reporter Screen
· Reporter Types
· Font Selection
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8.1
Reporter Screen
Using Reporter
8.2
Reporter Types
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Using Reporter
8.3
Font Selection
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Using Text Strings
This section outline the types of text string available when programming your station with a third party
scheduler.
A detailed outline of how to integrate with various third party schedulers is available under the
Appendices section of this user guide
The following topics are covered:
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
General Text String Information
Standard Digital Event
Sources
Memos
Top of Hour
Open Alert
Move To Marker
Sync Disable
Sync Enable
Showlog Load
Showlog Tally
Insert Log
Load Hooks
Play Hooks
Auto Hooks
Move To Current Time
Back Fill Log
CS Copy
LOGMV Enable
LOGMV Disable
Voice Tracks
Specific Voice Track
Automatic Voice Track
Automatic Voice Track with Category
Stopsets
Syncs
Soft Sync
Hard Sync
Fixed Length Sources
Event Start
Using Text Strings
9.1
General Text String Information
:S* @M59:50 "MOVE UNUSED EVENTS"
S* @M59:50 "MOVE UNUSED EVENTS"
S* @M59:50 "SOFT SYNC"
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9.2
Standard Digital Event
:C:LIN:ZM1000 "LEGAL ID"
:C:PRO:ZM1000 "PROMO ROTATION"
Using Text Strings
9.3
Sources
:C::SAT3 "SATELLITE FEED"
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9.4
Memos
This section describes the uses of the memo text string.
These memo strings include:
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·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
SIMPLE MEMO EVENT
OPEN ALERT
MOVE TO MARKER
SYNC DISABLE
SYNC ENABLE
SHOWLOG LOAD
SHOWLOG TALLY
INSERT LOG
LOAD HOOKS
PLAY HOOKS
AUTO HOOKS
MOVE TO CURRENT TIME
BACK FILL LOG
CS COPY
LOGMV ENABLE
LOGMV DISABLE
Using Text Strings
9.4.1
Simple Memo Event
CHECK AIR FEED
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9.4.2
Open Alert
OPEN ALERT
Using Text Strings
9.4.3
Move to Marker
MOVE TO MARKER - MORNING DAN
MOVE TO MARKER - 1
MOVE TO MARKER - 1 00:00
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9.4.4
Sync Disable
SYNC DISABLE - #
SYNC DISABLE - #*
SYNC DISABLE - #*$
Using Text Strings
9.4.5
Sync Enable
SYNC ENABLE - #
SYNC ENABLE - #*
SYNC ENABLE - #*$
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9.4.6
Showlog Load
LOAD SHOWLOG - MORNING
:S$ @M12:35 "LOAD SHOWLOG - TIMMY"
Using Text Strings
9.4.7
Showlog Tally
SHOWLOG TALLY - ON
SHOWLOG TALLY - OFF
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9.4.8
Insert Log
INSERT LOG - DRLAURA.LOG
Using Text Strings
9.4.9
Load Hooks
LOAD HOOKS - MORNING
:S$ @M12:35 "LOAD HOOKS - TIMMY"
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9.4.10 Play Hooks
PLAY HOOKS
Using Text Strings
9.4.11 Auto Hooks
AUTO HOOKS - 3,HOOKLG
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Using Text Strings
9.4.12 Move to Current Time
MOVE TO CURRENT TIME
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85
9.4.13 Back Fill Log
FILL LOG BACK - FILLER.LOG
Using Text Strings
9.4.14 CS Copy
CS COPY - COPYID
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87
9.4.15 LOGMV Enable
LOGMV ENABLE - 1
There are 9 LOGMV feeds to select from (1 through 9)
Using Text Strings
9.4.16 LOGMV Disable
LOGMV DISABLE - 1
There are 9 LOGMV feeds to select from (1 through 9)
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89
9.5
Voice Tracks
· Specific Voice Track
· Automatic Voice Track
· Automatic Voice Track with Category
Using Text Strings
9.5.1
Specific Voice Track
:C:VOX:ZM1101 "MON 12:00A #1"
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91
9.5.2
Automatic Voice Track
:V "VOICE TRACK"
Using Text Strings
9.5.3
Automatic Voice Track with Category
:V:VOX "VOICE TRACK"
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93
9.6
Stopset
:P @M12:00 "STOPSET"
Using Text Strings
9.7
Sync
· Soft Sync
· Hard Sync
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95
9.7.1
Soft Sync
:S* @M59:50 "MOVE UNUSED EVENTS"
Using Text Strings
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97
9.7.2
Hard Sync
:S#:C: :SAT2 @M20:00 "NEWS"
:S#:C:LIN:ZM1112 @M04:00 "STATION ID"
:S3:C::NEWS @M00:00 "NEWS FEED"
:S3:C::WAIT @M59:57 "TIME SYNC TO TOP"
Using Text Strings
98
99
9.8
Fixed Length Commands
:S1:C::NWSCNN @M00:00 "CNN NEWS"
:S1:C:NEWS:ZM1000 @M00:00 "CNN NEWS"
:S2:C::TAPE @M12:35 "START RECORD TAPE"
Using Text Strings
:S3:C::NEWS @M00:00 "NEWS FEED"
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101
:S3:C::WAIT @M59:57 "TIME SYNC TO TOP"
Using Text Strings
9.9
Event Start
:S$ @M12:35 "LOAD SHOWLOG - MORNING"
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103
10
Appendices
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Appendix A:
Appendix B:
Appendix C:
Appendix D:
Appendix E:
Appendix G:
Integrating RCS Selector Version 12
Integrating Music Master for DOS
Integrating Music Master for Windows
Integrating PowerGold
Integrating Natural Music
Appendices
10.1
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Log Export
Song Information Window
Song Output Design
Breaknote Design
Linker Traffic Design
Log Destination
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105
10.1.1 Log Export
Appendices
10.1.2 Song Information Window
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107
10.1.3 Song Output Design
Appendices
10.1.4 Breaknote Design
108
109
10.1.5 Linker Traffic Design
Appendices
10.1.6 Log Destination
110
111
10.2
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Entering Song Information
Create a New Log Format
Configure the Selector Output File
Configure the Song Design
Configure the Link Design
Appendices
10.2.1 Entering Song Information
112
113
Appendices
10.2.2 Create a New Log Format
114
115
Appendices
10.2.3 Configure the Selector Output File
116
117
Appendices
10.2.4 Configure the Song Design
118
119
Appendices
120
121
Appendices
10.2.5 Configure the Link Design
122
123
Appendices
10.3
Integrating MusicMaster for DOS
· Log Export
· The LOG2ASC.DEF file
124
125
10.3.1 MusicMaster DOS Log Export
Appendices
10.3.2 LOG2ASC.DEF File
126
127
10.4
Integrating MusicMaster for Windows
If you have purchased the MusicMaster Utility, please refer to its user guide as most of the manual process outlined in this
section is automatically created. The export design can be manually configured or you can contact OMT support and an
export.xml file based on the MusicMaster Utility can be provided.
NOTE: You will require MusicMaster for Windows version 5 and the Nexus server in order to use the MusicMaster Utility.
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Create a New Dataset
Entering Song Information
Using the Mass Changer
Entering LogNote Text
Clock Configuration
Using the Export Designer
Export Logs to Automaiton
Appendices
10.4.1 Create a New Dataset
128
129
Appendices
10.4.2 Entering Song Information
130
131
Appendices
132
133
10.4.3 Using the Mass Changer
Appendices
134
135
Appendices
10.4.4 Entering LogNote Text
136
137
Appendices
10.4.5 Clock Configuration
138
139
10.4.6 Using the Export Designer
Appendices
140
141
Appendices
142
143
Appendices
144
145
Appendices
146
147
Appendices
148
149
Log Note Design
Appendices
150
151
Hour Header Design
Appendices
152
153
Appendices
154
155
Appendices
10.4.7 Export Logs To Automation
156
157
10.5
Integrating PowerGold
· Log Export
· Stopsets
· Log Notes
Appendices
10.5.1 Log Export
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159
10.5.2 Stopsets
^B:P+@M12:00+"STOPSET"
The ^B must precede the standard stopset command that is commonly used in MediaTouch.
Example copy/paste log note
^B:P @M12:00 "Stopset"
Appendices
10.5.3 Log Notes
^L:C:LIN:ZM1234 "Legal ID"
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161
10.6
Integrating Natural Music
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Create a New Station
Configure Station Settings
Database Export From MediaTouch
Import Audio Database
Database Manipulation
Text String Entry
Schedule Logs
Export Logs
Appendices
10.6.1 Create a New Station
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163
10.6.2 Configure Station Settings
Appendices
164
165
10.6.3 Database Export From MediaTouch
Appendices
166
167
10.6.4 Import Audio Database
Appendices
168
169
Appendices
170
171
10.6.5 Database Manipulation
Appendices
10.6.6 Text String Entry
&L:S* @M59:50 "MOVE UNUSED EVENTS" {00:00}
&L:S1:C::NWSCNN @M12:00 "CNN NEWS" {05:00}
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10.6.7 Schedule Logs
Appendices
174
175
10.6.8 Export Logs
Index
SYNC ENABLE
Index
-T-
-A-
TOP OF HOUR
AUTO HOOKS
71
-BBACK FILL LOG
71
-CCS COPY
71
-IINSERT LOG
71
-LLOAD HOOKS 71
LOGMV DISABLE 71
LOGMV ENABLE 71
-MMOVE TO CURRENT TIME
MOVE TO MARKER 71
-OOPEN ALERT
71
-PPLAY HOOKS
71
-SSHOWLOG LOAD 71
SHOWLOG TALLY 71
SYNC DISABLE 71
71
71
71
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