Emergency Alert System (EAS): Is Your System Ready? - SCTE

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-!# 5* • Extends the range of radio reception improving message delivery • Handshaking improves the reliability of message delivery • Allows more sources to be monitored • Lowers the cost of implementing a better system • Consistency in methods and monitoring by regional sources provides a better EAS system by moving the control to a higher level engineer or manager • Reporting capabilities are improved • Redundancy is achieved by monitoring multiple sites • Local level alerts could be provided by National Providers
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