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log was generated.

Next, the list of log events (if any) to be inserted before the data import should be placed

in the PRE-IMPORT CARTS list. For audio or macro carts, these can be simply dragged

and dropped from the Library cart list on the left-hand side of the dialog. Meta events

can be inserted by right-clicking on the list and selecting the desired element. It is also

possible to edit or delete elements and set the transition type of each element through the

right-click menu.

The IMPORT section then defines which (if any) source will be used for importing

external scheduling events into the log. Either Music, Traffic or None can be selected. If

Music or Traffic is selected, then RDLogManager will import any events from those

sources that fall within the start and end times of the event (as supplied by the parent

clock). These start and end times can be further broadened by means of 'slop factors'

entered into the Import carts scheduled controls (this is sometimes necessary to get the

import to work properly with certain external scheduler systems). The transition types to

be used for the first and subsequent imported elements can be specified with the First cart

has a and Imported carts have a controls. If Music has been selected as the import source, it

is also possible to specify the event to use to import traffic breaks embedded in the music

log with the Import inline traffic with the control. (Configuration of the actual parser

parameters for data importation is covered in the Rivendell Technical and Administration

Guide).

Finally, the list of log events (if any) to be inserted after the data import should be placed

in the POST-IMPORT CARTS list. Configuration of the events work very similarly to that

of the PRE-IMPORT CARTS list.

The color of the event (as seen in the Edit Clock dialog) can be set by touching the Color

button. The list of services for which this event is valid can be edited by touching the

Services List button. To save the event without exiting the dialog, touch the Save or Save As

buttons.

Section 7.4 Generating Logs

After all of the appropriate hours have been populated in a service's grid, it's time to start

generating logs. To do this, touch the Generate Logs button in RDLogManager's Main

Menu to open the Generate Log dialog (see Illustration 52).

Depending upon how many external scheduling sources are involved, generating a log

involves one, two or three steps. Before performing any of the steps, it is first necessary

to select the relevant service for which to generate the log (using the Service: control) and

the log date (either by entering the date in the Date: control or by touching the Select

button and picking it off of the calendar).

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