[EAS] New EAS handbook
Harold Price
hprice at sagealertingsystems.com
Tue Jul 25 14:50:29 CDT 2017
There is no technical reason whatsoever. The attention signal is now
used only as an audience notification, the technical parameters allow
decoders to detect and remove it from the incoming audio.
Several commenters referenced by the FCC in the 5th R&O
https://transition.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Business/2012/db0110/FCC-12-7A1.pdf
talked about reducing or removing the tones, though some argued to
retain it at the eight-second length. The FCC seemed to be moved by
the arguments that the audience needed a while to get ready to hear
the message.
Harold
At 02:49 PM 7/25/2017, Botterell, Arthur at CalOES wrote:
>One of the reasons that EAS had to be ruled out as a transport for
>Earthquake Early Warnings was that extended attention signal. Is
>there any remaining technical reason for the attention signal to
>continue for eight long seconds?
>
>Art
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