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When an alert is forwarded to a DVS-168 client, a WAV file of the EAS audio is
constructed and a text file of the alert details is constructed. These are FTPed to the DVS-
168 client. Then a socket is temporarily opened from the One-NetSE to the DVS-168
client, and a control message is sent that describes the alert. The Operation Log will log
each of these actions and their success or failure.
4.10.2 EAS NET
There are three sections on the EAS NET sub-page to configure: EAS NET Decoding,
Web audio streaming, EAS NET Clients.
1. Configure EAS NET Decoding
Discussion: EAS Net Decoding is included with the EAS NET license key.
There is only one toggle button to enable EAS NET decode. Check the toggle labeled
"EAS_NET decode from remote EAS NET sending devices". The One-Net will
then be able to receive alerts sent via EAS NET send from a properly configured
remote One-Net. EAS NET decoded alerts are clearly labeled in the Decoder >
Decoded Alerts status page as being received from input channel EASNET. The alert
event files are stored in a separate disk storage area from audio decoded alerts. Other
than those differences, EAS NET decoded alerts are handled the same as alerts
decoded from the audio inputs. Click the Accept Changes button to save changes.
Setup > Net Alerts > EAS NET: Configure EAS Decoding
2. EAS NET Web audio streaming
Discussion: EAS Net Client Web audio Streaming is included with the EAS NET
(send) license. This provides a convenient way to stream live alert audio over a
network. This is used primarily to provide live EAN/EAT audio from EAS NET send
to an EAS NET client device (including another One-Net). The stream is not an