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Each message type has two levels of detail, indicated by the two columns. The

“high level” is in the left column. If the “On-air control” check box is checked

(enabled) as shown, then the Louth VDCP DM will report a message every time

it receives a Cue, Play, or Stop command. If the “Details on on-air control” box is

checked, it will further report which event is being controlled. If a box in the left

column is not checked, the corresponding box in the right column is grayed out;

you cannot request details on a message without requesting the message.

Changes made in the dialog are in effect only while the program is running. To

make these changes persistent across sessions, change the corresponding

keyword settings in the profile file. (Refer to the “Louth VDCP Configuration

File Example” in Chapter 2 for an explanation of the keywords.)

Logging

Messages reported to the Louth VDCP DM screen can also be captured in a log

file. Choose Logging Æ

ÆÆ

Æ Start Logging to start capturing messages into a log file.

Choose Logging Æ

ÆÆ

Æ Stop Logging to stop logging if logging is already active.

(Refer to the Chapter 2, “PDR Configuration File Example,” for an explanation of

the keywords to set up logging.)

By default, no more than 10 log files will be created by the program, named:

000.txt

....

009.txt

You can change the number of log files in the setup procedure. Any information

reported to the screen will be transferred to the log file(s) specified.

The profile file keyword StartLoggingOnProgramStart sets the application

to start logging immediately.

Running the Program

To run the Louth VDCP DM program:

Click on the LouthDM icon in Explorer.

-OR-

Type louthdm at a command prompt. A profile file can be specified on the

command line; for example:

louthdm file.dmp

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