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forwarding will appear in the Current Decoder Auto-Forwarded FIPS field to the right.
Setup > Decoder, Configure FIPS code filters, bottom section of web page
Current Decoder Auto-Forwarded FIPS
In auto-forward mode this is the list of FIPS codes for alerts that will be auto-forwarded after an alert is
decoded.
To remove a location from the auto-forward FIPS list, select a line in Current Decoder Auto-
Forwarded FIPS field and click
Multistation operation leverages the flexibility of the DASDEC II platform to provide EAS operation for
up to five collocated broadcast channels or stations from a single DASDEC II. When Multistation mode
is licensed, the Decoder Forwarding Configuration sub-page is used to configure both system wide
base station forwarding options and for single station option bindings that control individual station
forwarding.
The base station configuration is simply the sum total of the DASDEC II options that enable system
wide control over video character generators (CGs), GPIO relay outputs, audio output ports, and
network alert connections. When the various DASDEC II Setup web pages are configured you are
creating the base station configuration. DASDEC IIs without the multistation mode only use the base
station configuration. When the Base Station Info interface is edited on the Setup > Decoder >
Forwarding web page, you are configuring the decoded alert forwarding options for the base station.
See the screen shot.
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NOTE: When choosing the FIPS codes that you would like to filter, be sure to choose the entire
state FIPS code. This will not send you alerts for every county, but rather it will filter in alerts that
apply to the whole state. For example: New York (036000) in the previous screenshot.
4.8.1.1 Forwarding: Multistation Decoder Forwarding Configuration
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