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EAS & compliance
EAS that works when it counts.
EAS setup and compliance for radio stations: ENDEC configuration, monitoring assignments, CAP/IPAWS polling, and logs.
I manage EAS for a statewide network as a day job. Your box set up right, your monitoring assignments correct, and logs ready when someone asks.
On site in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. Remote anywhere in the U.S.How it works
- I review your setup
- Fixes and config
- Logs you can stand behind
Works with the common ENDECs. Remote access is enough for most of it; a site visit if the wiring needs it.
What's included
- ENDEC setup Firmware, filters and relays configured for your market.
- Monitoring Assignments checked against your state plan.
- CAP and IPAWS Polling set up and confirmed working.
- Logs Kept straight and exportable, not buried on the box.
- RMT and RWT Weekly and monthly tests going out and coming in.
- Plain-English notes What changed and why, written down.
Good fit if
- — Nobody’s touched the EAS box since it was installed.
- — You’re not sure your logs would hold up.
- — You picked up a station and inherited its setup.
Questions
Which ENDECs do you work with?
The common ones. Firmware, filters and relays get configured for your market.
Does this need a site visit?
Usually not. Remote access covers most of it; a visit only if the wiring needs work.