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option, it is important to make sure your local EAS plan allows the FSK audio
to be discarded.
2. Alert duration data format. Typically, this is in minutes, but some DVS-168
interpreters have coded this differently. The selector provides two other
interpretations.
The DVS168 protocol does not provide a programmable schema. For DVS168, the
data schema is predefined and the schema selection is not displayed. As with the
other EAS NET protocols, the Video Start Delay time, the Duration Extension time,
and FIPS based net alert triggering are all configurable.
When you finish making changes, click Accept Changes to save the configuration.
DVS168/EARS operation - When a forwarded/originated EAS alert is to be sent
using a DVS-168 EAS NET client, a TCP socket is temporarily opened from the One-
Net to the DVS-168 remote host. If this succeeds, and the alert is a non-national alert
(and FTP is enabled), a WAV file of the EAS audio and a text file of the alert details
are FTP'ed to the DVS-168 remote server host. Then a control message is sent over
the TCP socket that describes the alert and provides names for the data files. For non-
national alerts, this is the only notification by TCP needed. For EAN and EAT
national alerts, the audio and text files are not generated or sent, since EAN/EAT alert
audio is live and of undetermined duration. When the alert ends, a second control
message is sent over the TCP socket to signal the end of the national alert. After this,
the socket connection is "torn-down". The Operation Log will log each of these
actions and their success or failure.
4.10.3 CAP Decode
There are two sections to configure in the CAP Decode sub-page. They are, Configure
Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) Decoding and Remote CAP Server Setup.
**Quick connect to FEMA CAP Server on next page**
There is also an App-Note to help you configure your OneNet
SE
with CAP, go to
http://www.monroe-electronics.com/EAS_pages/eas_applicationnotes.html and
find the app-note that applies to interfacing with CAP.