Digital Alert Systems DASDEC II User Manual page 98

NOTE: The schema does NOT set the values of the client interface fields.
Other possible EAS NET Client Configuration Options
Not all of these options will appear for every EAS NET transfer protocol.
Client sends EAS NET alert info during alert play-out
When this option is enabled (checked) the EAS NET alert info is sent out prior to alert play-out. EAS
NET prior send is only needed with EAS NET compatible equipment that depends upon GPI controlled
delayed alert play-out.
SSH Public Encryption Key link.
The SSH based protocols provide this link to the display of the DASDEC II public key. This must be
copied to remote host's authorization file.
Composite Audio File Send
When enabled (checked) a composite WAV file of the entire EAS audio track will be sent as a separate
file to the EAS NET client's remote host. The file name and path on the remote host are determined by
the schema.
EAS Audio File send
When enabled (checked) the individual audio sections of the EAS alert will be sent as separate files to
the EAS NET client's remote host. The file names and path on the remote host are determined by the
schema.
Translation File Send
When enabled (checked) the EAS text Translation will be sent as a separate file to the EAS NET client's
remote host. The file name and path on the remote host are determined by the schema.
Translation File Newline Control
When enabled (checked) the EAS text Translation has all newline characters removed. When disabled,
the EAS text Translation includes newline characters.
Video Start Delay Factor (0-10 seconds)
When set to a non-zero value, this adds delay time to the video start time reported in the EAS NET
event file. This can be useful to handle latency between the DASDEC II and the EAS NET remote host.
Duration Extension Time (seconds)
This allows extra time to be added to the internally calculated duration time in the EAS NET event file.
Alert Duration == Audio Duration + Extension Time
All FIPS codes trigger
If enabled, all alert FIPS codes will trigger the EAS NET client interface. In the next screen shot this option is
disabled. Set the checkbox to enable/disable FIPS code filtered trigger control. If disabled, then the alert
FIPS codes are filtered for at least one specific match as a way to control whether or not EAS NET is
triggered. Alerts for specific FIPS areas can be filtered as a way to control whether or not EAS NET is
triggered. If All FIPS is disabled, select FIPS codes from the provided Encoder FIPS pool or the Forwarding
FIPS pool lists and add to the client FIPS list. If any of these FIPS are included in the incoming active
forwarded/originated alert, the alert will be sent using the EAS NET client. With careful use of this feature,
and with multiple clients, one DASDEC II can serve many different cable regions at the same time.
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