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As can be seen from the example screenshot, every standard detail about the alert is
presented in an easy to read table. In addition, the time the alert was decoded is
displayed, as well as the time the alert was forwarded, if it was forwarded. Forwarded
alerts are displayed on the
Forwarded Event Status screen. See section 6.2.
Audio portion
If the alert has an audio message, it can be played on the One-Net internal speaker by
clicking Play->Front Panel that appears inside the alert entry. Or you can play the
audio file on your host computer through your web browser by clicking the provided
Listen on Browser link. The host computer must be configured with a WAV file
player. Alerts that did not have an audio message will not display the two audio
interfaces.
Active Decoded Alerts
The Active event list displays all decoded EAS alerts that are currently in progress,
that is, between the start and end time for the alert. An active event remains on the
active list until it reaches its expiration time, as determined by the event end time, or
until it is canceled by another event of the same type and for the same area, that
redefines the event duration. Active events are moved to the expired event list as
each one finishes. Active events that are not automatically forwarded present a
button to allow manual forwarding. The example screen above shows the Manual
Forward button for the active Severe Weather Warning. Click on this button to
forward the alert. To review and edit the alert audio before forwarding, click on the
Edit/Review button. This will bring up a page that allows you to play the original
audio, select a new audio message from the local audio file list, and optionally, add an
announcement to be played prior to the alert play out.