I have a Sage EAS Endec 1822 and I'm just wanting to hold off tests or
weather messages until after the song
Everything else like EAN, etc. could be aired first

On 3/8/16, Cowboy <c...@cwf1.com> wrote:
> On 03/08/2016 11:02 AM, Rob Landry wrote:
>> No; the rules don't allow pre-recording an EAS test; it has to run live
>> from the encoder.
>
>  And there is ample precedent. ( 5 figure fines, initially, then it gets bad
> )
>
>  The way the rules read one could mis-interpret an allowed delay, but
> that's
>  not right. ( unless you're congress, or a judge )
>  What they mean, is the maximum delay due to equipment function. (
> store-forward
>  within the EAS box )
>
>  The intent of the rule, is that the EAS box goes as the last point in the
>  STL before the transmitter, so that it auto-interrupts anything and
>  everything, no matter what.
>  The actual rule is just badly written.
>  At the time, the effort was to write the rule in such a way that it didn't
>  require things that were physically impossible at the time, such as
> automatic
>  instantaneous retransmission of everything EAS. ( and thank God it doesn't
> )
>  Or things that were unnecessary, such as automatically immediately
> repeating
>  emergency info on the air, when there was a live operator who could do a
>  better job of it anyway.
>  That's been (mis)interpreted in various ways.
>
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> Cowboy
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