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Digital Alert Systems
A division of Monroe Electronics
585-765-1155 | fax 585-765-9330
100 Housel Ave. | Lyndonville | NY | 14098
www.digitalalertsystems.com
Copyright © 2015 Digital Alert Systems, a division of Monroe Electronics Inc. Information
herein is considered accurate at the time of publication. We constantly strive to improve our
products and services therefore some specifications are subject to change without notice.
DASDEC, MultiStation, and EAS-Net are trademarks of Digital Alert Systems and Monroe
Electronics.
Revision: 1.0 Publication: APNDAS-32715
DASDEC II
Digital/Analog Emergency Alert
System
Encoder/Decoder
Quick Start Guide
Model DASDEC-1EN
Version 2.6-0
March 27, 2015
Digital Alert Systems
A Division of Monroe Electronics Inc.
100 Housel Ave
Lyndonville, NY 14098
www.digitalalertsystems.com

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Digital Alert Systems DASDEC-1EN Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelDASDEC-1EN
CategoryMedia Converter
Ethernet Ports2
USB Ports1
Humidity0 to 95% Non-condensing
Protocols SupportedEAS, CAP, IPAWS
Power100-240 VAC
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature-20 to 70 °C
Serial Ports2 x RS-232
Dimensions1.75" H x 19.0" W x 14.0" D (4.45 cm x 48.26 cm x 35.56 cm)

Summary

Getting Started

Prerequisites for Setup

Identify necessary information before starting the DASDEC II setup process.

Step 1 – Setting the IP Address

Network Connection Properties

Configure TCP/IP settings for network interfaces.

IP Address and Gateway Configuration

Set IP address, subnet mask, and gateway for the DASDEC-II.

Initial Network Connectivity

Connect DASDEC-II via crossover cable and verify boot status.

Web Interface Network Setup

Log in and configure DASDEC-II network settings via web interface.

Step 2 – Connecting the Audio Wiring

Audio Input Overview and Connectors

Understand DASDEC-II audio input types and connectors.

Configuring Internal and External Audio

Set up audio inputs for internal radios and external sources.

Using Multiple External Inputs

Connect and configure multiple external audio sources.

Expanded Audio Input Options

Utilize auxiliary inputs for expanded audio monitoring.

Step 3 – Assigning Radio Tuners

Accessing Radio Tuner Configuration

Navigate to the Radio Tuners section in Setup.

Tuning Radio Bands and Frequencies

Set internal tuners to desired radio bands and frequencies.

Configuring Decoder Audio Inputs

Configure decoder settings for main audio inputs.

Step 4 – Setting the Time

Time Synchronization Methods

Manually set time or use an NTP server for synchronization.

NTP Server Setup and Verification

Set up Network Time Protocol for accurate timekeeping.

Step 5 – Changing the Default Admin Password

User Account Management Access

Access the Users section for account management.

Admin Password Security Update

Modify the default admin password for enhanced security.

Step 6 – Alert Decoding, Filtering & Forwarding

Station Interface Forwarding Setup

Configure station IDs and forwarding rules for alerts.

Duplicate Alert Handling Policies

Manage duplicate alerts and update expiration policies.

EAS Code and FIPS Filtering

Define filters for alert codes and geographical areas for forwarding.

Step 7 – Alert Encoding and Originating

Encoder Configuration for Alerts

Set up the encoder for originating alerts.

Origination Codes and Scheduling

Configure origination codes and non-national alert scheduling.

Encoder FIPS and EAS Type Selection

Define allowed alert types and counties for origination.

Step 8 – Set-up Station Interface and Required Tests

Station Interface Audio and GPIO Setup

Set up station-specific audio output and GPIO.

Auto-Forward Mode and Scheduling

Configure automatic alert forwarding schedules and timers.

Weekly Test Configuration and Audio

Program FIPS codes and enable audio for weekly tests.

Step 9 – GPIO Configuration

GPIO Functionality and Setup

Understand the purpose of General Purpose Inputs/Outputs.

GPIO Activation Filters

Configure GPIO for triggering alerts and controlling external hardware.

Step 10 – E-Mail Setup

Outgoing Email Server Configuration

Set up the outgoing SMTP server and sender email address.

Configuring EAS Event Email Reports

Configure email notifications for EAS reports and alerts.