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== General Info ==
== General Info ==
DONT USE THIS YET !! Formatting in progress!!!


In this section you find ADDITIONAL configurations from other users which they have used on their radio.
In this section you find ADDITIONAL configurations from other users which they have used on their radio.
You can add your configuration file here, but make sure:
You can add your configuration file here, but make sure:
- to enter the right name and radio id
* to enter the right name and radio id
- to double check the config options
* to double check the config options
- to add some comments
* to add some comments


To add a configuration easily to your radio, you can do the following using (copy and paste):
To add a configuration easily to your radio, you can do the following using (copy and paste):
- telnet your radio and remount the partition writable ("mount / -orw,remount")
* telnet your radio and remount the partition writable ("mount / -orw,remount")
- cd /hwconfig
* cd /hwconfig
- backup your config file: "cp configXXX.txt configXXX_backup.txt" where XXX is your radio ID
* backup your config file: "cp configXXX.txt configXXX_backup.txt" where XXX is your radio ID
- open your file with "vi configXXX.txt"
* open your file with "vi configXXX.txt"
- move the cursor one line behind last Option-entry in the file and press "a" to start the insert-mode in vi.
* move the cursor one line behind last Option-entry in the file and press "a" to start the insert-mode in vi.
- mark the config-file text from here and right-click the cursor in the telnet app "putty.exe". This should insert the whole marked text
* mark the config-file text from here and right-click the cursor in the telnet app "putty.exe". This should insert the whole marked text
- double check if the text was inserted properly, especially check the beginning and end, if there is no letter missing
* double check if the text was inserted properly, especially check the beginning and end, if there is no letter missing
- BE SURE THAT YOU PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!
* BE SURE THAT YOU PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!
- press "escape" to leave the insert-mode
* press "escape" to leave the insert-mode
- press ":w" to save the changes
* press ":w" to save the changes
- press ":q" to quit the editor
* press ":q" to quit the editor
- unpower your radio, power it again and hope that it turns on and you did all right.
* unpower your radio, power it again and hope that it turns on and you did all right.


ONLY DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!
ONLY DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!

Revision as of 21:53, 25 September 2008

General Info

In this section you find ADDITIONAL configurations from other users which they have used on their radio. You can add your configuration file here, but make sure:

  • to enter the right name and radio id
  • to double check the config options
  • to add some comments

To add a configuration easily to your radio, you can do the following using (copy and paste):

  • telnet your radio and remount the partition writable ("mount / -orw,remount")
  • cd /hwconfig
  • backup your config file: "cp configXXX.txt configXXX_backup.txt" where XXX is your radio ID
  • open your file with "vi configXXX.txt"
  • move the cursor one line behind last Option-entry in the file and press "a" to start the insert-mode in vi.
  • mark the config-file text from here and right-click the cursor in the telnet app "putty.exe". This should insert the whole marked text
  • double check if the text was inserted properly, especially check the beginning and end, if there is no letter missing
  • BE SURE THAT YOU PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!
  • press "escape" to leave the insert-mode
  • press ":w" to save the changes
  • press ":q" to quit the editor
  • unpower your radio, power it again and hope that it turns on and you did all right.

ONLY DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!

dnt ipdio style (Radio ID: 752)

Option:
back-as-menu-item
on

Option:
off-in-main-menu
on

Option:
pbch-report-enabled
off

Option:
long-select-action
popup

Option:
usb-thumbdrive
on

Option:
thumbdrive-power-connector
2

Option:
thumbdrive-power-pin
30

Option:
local-media
on

Option:
reply-button-function
on

Option:
bookmarks
on

Option:
bookmark-on-long-select
on

Option:
preset-confirmation-popup
on

Option:
graphical-clock
off

Option:
clock-screen-format
banner/clock/date

Option:
clock-format-menu
on

Option:
bitmap-clock
64x64 /usr/share/reciva/clockdata.bin

Option:
split-alarm-icons
on

Option:
aux-menu
on

Option:
volume-control
on

Option:
initial-volume
28

Option:
reply-button-exits-spinner
on


Comments: With those options you add the following things to your radio: - A working equalizer menu - A working contrast menu. This is important as the standard contrast is set to high and causes problems! Set it to 10. - When doing a substring search, prssing "reply" does the same and srolling to "END" - You get rid of the "REAL ENABLED" string - You get a 3-line-standby display instead of the big clock. Setting "graphical-clock" to "on", you have a analogue clock displayed - Every of the five alarms has its own icon - "back" and "off" are now also menu items - the local-media option is active, so when you unscrew your radio and insert a usb hub with usb data stick, you can listen to mp3s on it - reply button saves the current station to the "MyStreams"-Database - you have local bookmarks in addition the the "MyStreams" favorites.

Tested on dnt ipdio with firmware 756-a-122. By: gforums.