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Each grid has slots for every hour of every day of the broadcast week – 168 slots in all.

By specifying a particular clock to go into each of these slots, a set of rules that

RDLogManager can use to generate a log for any given day of the week is built up. To

specify a clock, simply touch the particular hour of interest to open up the Select Log

Clock dialog (see Illustration 45).

Click the desired clock, then touch the OK button. To clear the assignment of any clock

to the selected hour, touch the Clear button, then OK.

It is possible to 'drill down' directly to the underlying configuration of a clock (to be

covered shortly) by right-clicking on the relevant hour in a grid and selecting Edit Clock.

Section 7.2 Clocks

An RDLogManager clock is a collection of RDLogManager events, arranged in terms of

their start time (relative to the beginning of the hour) and length. It basically can be

thought of as the “schedule” of an hour – any hour. Once defined, a clock can be plugged

into any hour of a grid of any service, thus making for easy modularization and changes

to a service's schedule.

To see the list of available clocks, touch the Edit Clocks button in RDLogManager's Main

Menu to open the Log Clocks dialog (see Illustration 46). Each RDLogManager clock

can be assigned a three-letter code and color, as an aid in identifying it when assigned to

grids. To add a new clock, touch the Add button, or to edit a clock's parameters, click on

it and touch the Edit button. In each case, the Edit Clock dialog (see Illustration 47) will

open. Clocks can also be deleted by touching the Delete button or renamed by touching

the Rename button.

Illustration 45: The Select Log Clock Dialog

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