[EAS] EAS Digest, Vol 21, Issue 12
Arthur Leisey
aleisey at gmail.com
Fri Jul 6 08:45:49 CDT 2012
Mike,
Your concept of having the EAS box decode DTMF is entirely possible. The manufactuer would need to modify their firmware to handle this. However, due to the need to have an Internet connection for receiving CAP messages, your remote site inherently has Ethernet available. At least two major suppliers of EAS gear have been moving to more IP-centric architectures in their deployments, using the Dataprobe CC-IP-CC switch for remote control. And, at least one even embeds the TX control commands into their firmware.
Art Leisey
aleisey at gmail.com
On Thursday, July 5, 2012, wrote:
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>This is fine if you have the ability to embed coding for the closures, a
>means to extend them on a separate channel and to decode at the various
>sites. We have that too. For us, a couples sites are remote which we
>simply don't wish to add more things to fail out there. We want to keep
>it simple. Audio and basic IP. Nothing more.
>What I'm looking at is something the box itself can detect and then
>react. I know it doesn't do it now. I'm asking just how feasible it is,
>and second how widespread the interest would be to such a concept??? I
>know of a few automation systems not capable of originating closures on
>command would welcome such a simplified method to trigger RWT's
>regardless of the ENDEC's location.
>MM
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