[EAS] Hawaii Investigation
Barry Mishkind
barry at oldradio.com
Mon Jan 15 15:17:56 CST 2018
At 02:03 PM 1/15/2018, Clay Freinwald wrote:
>The commonly used story is that someone pushed the wrong button
Today's news suggests now that it was a drop down
menu ... and the wrong selection was chosen.
Another report said the reason for the delay to
"cancel" was that the FEMA had to permit is.
Too much speculation ... and too little info,
"pending the complete investigation."
>1- What brand and version of software they were using?
I have been told AlertSense.
>3- What amount of training Hawaii provides their operators?
Supposedly three times a day. (!)
Here is something the manufacturers can do for EM
encoders: Install at SPDT spring-loaded switch on the
encoder that must be held while clicking on a hot alert.
Another - require two persons to enter their initials and
code. This reduces investigation time to about 10 minutes
as to what happened.
Suggestions offered free to any/all manufacturers.
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