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SI.xml Builder

Build a compliant SI.xml (Service Information) file for your RadioDNS station.

What's your station called?

Just type the name your listeners know

What do you broadcast on?

Tap your broadcast type, you'll only see what's relevant to you

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FM Radio
Analogue FM
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AM Radio
Medium wave / shortwave
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HD Radio FM
IBOC digital on FM
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HD Radio AM
IBOC digital on AM
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FM Translator
Rebroadcast another FM
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DAB / DAB+
Digital radio multiplex
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DRM
Digital Radio Mondiale

Your FM details

The bearer identifies your station on the air. Just your frequency and country, we handle the rest.

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What's a PI code? ▾
The PI code is a 4-character identifier stored in your RDS encoder or FM transmitter. You'll find it in the transmitter settings or your broadcast licence. It looks like C479 or 1A2B. For US stations with a standard K or W call sign, we calculate it automatically.

Primary station details

Translators rebroadcast another FM station, enter that station's details

Where do I find this? ▾
Use the PI code of the station you're translating, not a new code. Your transmitter engineer or the primary station's engineering team will know it.

Your AMSS Service ID

The 6-digit hex Service Identifier assigned to your AM service under ETSI TS 103 270 §5.1.4

This SID is globally unique and is assigned by the broadcaster or registration authority. It appears in your AMSS data services configuration.

Your HD Radio credentials

These come from your iBiquity / Xperi HD Radio licence

Where do I find these? ▾
Your HD Radio transmitter ID and country code are in your iBiquity/Xperi licence paperwork or your HD Radio equipment configuration. Contact Xperi if you can't locate them.

Your HD AM credentials

Same format as HD FM, from your iBiquity / Xperi licence

Your DAB details

These come from your multiplex operator, they assigned them when you joined the ensemble

Your DRM service ID

6 characters assigned by the ITU or your national regulator

Anything to add?

These are optional, most people skip this and add them later

What sizes does RadioDNS need? ▾
ETSI TS 102 818 recommends these logo sizes:
600×600, main square logo for car displays & apps
128×128, compact square for smaller displays
32×32, icon (also used as favicon in some receivers)
112×32, landscape rectangle for horizontal layouts
You don't need all of them, 600×600 is the most important.
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Generated SI.xml ▾

          

This file should be hosted at /radiodns/spi/3.1/SI.xml on your server.

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