I'm a real 'time' freak
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Also i'm not a radiostation but a DX amateur with wideband fm so in bad conditions i can switch-off RDS by a mouseclick...
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This new RDS4000+ is really a fine piece of artwork. (an indeed the PCB is a beauty)
I only have to small things, if you read the manual it's say when j11 and j12 not installed you should have 38400 baud but i have j11 and j12 not installed and it works on 14400baud it's not a big thing but when you are in a testing fase it can be a real pain in the b*t.
And can you tell me what the level should be from the external 19Khz? for my RDSmax3.0 i used a 5v pulse direct from the se4+ atmel but i have the feeling this is to big for the RDS4000+ (maybe i have to go back to the original se4+ 19khz sinewave output after the d/a converter)
In an another post i wrote that i had blownup my RDS3.0 with a voltage difference between my scoop and RDSencoder
![d'oh! #-o](./images/smilies/eusa_doh.gif)
I wrote an email to Marko if i could get a new atmel processor to repair it, he told me to mention this with my order and i get one for FREE!
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So i have my discount and a free atmel processor, this is really superb service.
My RDS3.0max is up and running again
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So many thanks to pcs-electronics you have perfect service and you make great! products.
Grtzz Yagi