Monroe Electronics R189se - Manual (Page 7)

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 Standard PS/2 keyboard/mouse ports
 Supports PCI expansion card, use with audio card for scanning two more audio inputs
 Internal speaker for monitoring
 Can be safely powered off/on without disk damage
 Optional GPI input/output and balanced audio output module.
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general software features/specs
 Linux 2.6.27 operating system
 Built in multi-user, password protected Web interface for control/status/monitoring of
all activity.
 Web interface supports SSL.
 KDE desktop available via directly connected keyboard/mouse/VGA monitor
 Supports sending email for decoded/forwarded/originated alerts
 Support SMS pager output using USB modem
 Socket based network interface for monitoring/control
 Supports WiFi wireless networking via USB
 Supports a variety of printers via USB/Parallel
 Supports operational status indication via LED and LCD
 Web interface for software update
 Support for optional GPI input to trigger actions and optional GPI output during alerts.
 Supports DVS-168 for DNCS (SA) (Optional).
 Supports DVS 644 Standard (SCTE 18) (Optional).
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decoder features
• Decodes FCC EAS codes and NOAA SAME codes.
• Automatic audio level correction for reliable operation.
• Supports fully unattended operation.
• Supports manual and selectable automatic alert auto-forwarding.
• Easy to use web interface for configuration of auto-forwarding locations and codes.
• Web interface for easy review and print logs of active and expired decoded/forwarded
alerts.
• Stores user configurable number of previous alerts.
• Supports multiple simultaneous active decoded alerts.
• Configurable audio output port selection for alert forwarding.
• Decoding status displayed on unit LCD and LED.
• Stores each audio section of EAS alerts into digital files.
• Supports several protocols for alert audio playback and alert translation data transfer
• Will support scanning up to six input channels (depends on hardware expansion)
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Encoder features
 Easy to use Web interface for creating and sending FCC EAS alerts.
 Web interface makes it easy to configure commonly used locations and alert types.
 Web interface makes it easy to review and print logs of active and expired originated
alerts.
 All audio sections of encoded alerts are stored into separate digital audio files.
 Stores user configurable number of previous originated alerts.
 Supports multiple simultaneous active originated alerts.