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sed 's/$/\nDelay1/g' file

may not work with other sed then gsed

Edit:

with non gsed:


sed 's/$/\^JDelay1/g' file


^J

is control v + control j

awk '{print $0 RS "Delay 1"}' file > newfile

As it seems there is no newline at the end of line anymore, but just the windows <cr>. On Unix side you can try to replace the ^M with \n like this:

tr -s '\015' '\n' < infile > outfile

do you have dos2unix?

or

cat file | tr -d '\015' > new_file


should do it.