Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Troubleshooting Guide

 

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Before you can configure the EAS on the ISDS, you must verify that your third-party 

EAS equipment is configured and performing correctly. This section provides 

parameters that allow the EAC to communicate with the ISDS. This section also 

provides procedures to verify the performance of your specific third-party EAC and 

EAS, so that you can achieve optimum system performance when receiving and 

sending Emergency Alert Messages (EAMs). 
Important: Some configuration and troubleshooting information is provided for 

third-party equipment (such as MegaHertz, Trilithic, Monroe, and Frontline). 

However, you should always refer to the documentation that comes with that 

equipment when you configure or troubleshoot that equipment. The scope of this 

information is to make sure that equipment can communicate with our equipment, 

not to be a comprehensive configuration and troubleshooting guide for third-party 

equipment. 
These instructions are valid for all network types and locations (non-RCS networks, 

central RCS sites, and remote RCS sites). 
Note: In an RCS network, you need to verify your EAS equipment configuration at 

the central site and at each remote site.