One of the monitored subchannel audio has become slient, the UI is alerting for audio silence.
Based on the user's alerting settings the software is sending an SNMP status change trap.
Using a secure SMTP server the software is sending customizable e-mail alerts to recepients or groups triggered by the selected event types (frame rate, stalling, silence, CRC, reconfiguration, etc).
The robust alerting system empowers engineers to promptly detect and pinpoint errors, enabling effective action to maximize on-air time. This ensures adherence to SLAs and KPIs, delivering the highest level of service to service providers and listeners.
The user interface showing that the audio content of the service has returned to
normal.
With the "Play button" the engineers can verify the presence of the
audio.
Based on the user's alerting settings the software is sending an "OK" SNMP status change trap using Factum Radioscape's own SNMP Agent.
Using a secure SMTP server the software is sending customizable e-mail(s) to recepient(s) or group(s) triggered by the selected event type(s) informing the monitoring personnel that the status of the service returned to normal.
The Multimonitor's integrated reporting system allows for the creation of customizable service reports, tailored to specific values, capturing every ensemble event. This ensures transparency and comprehensive documentation of all occurrences.
Decoding of all or a selection of subchannels in a DAB multiplex allows the operator to verify the on-air content; VU meters for audio presence and level checking, audio playout, DLS/DL+ and slideshow display ensures each service is of highest quality for listeners
Detailed reporting of availability data, error statistics and service configurations are provided through a comprehensive logging database which can be specified through simple component, status, and time/date filters.
Intel Xeon E5/Silver CPU (Coffee Lake generation or newer)
Suitable RAM, SSD/HDD to accommodate the required number of
Virtual Machines: