TDM Software said its EAScriber Pro application is finding converts in the Clear Channel Communications chain. The product was introduced last July; Clear Channel’s Denver operation has been using it to log EAS activity for seven stations. The company says other stations are adding the product now.
EAScriber Pro installs on a PC and monitors EAS activity through the access ports included with most EAS receivers. EAS alerts and required monthly and weekly tests are captured and logged into a database.
The information gathered includes EAS report information required by the FCC under Part 11: time and date of the alert, the stations involved and the activation code. The software will print reports for use during FCC audits.
The company said the product is saving Denver’s Clear Channel staff hours each week gathering EAS information from “printer tapes” prior to automating. Logs now are generated automatically and are accessible from the corporate Web site.
In addition to the next version, TDM Software said it is working with Clear Channel on potential installations in four other states.
EAScriber Pro Adds CC Stations
EAScriber Pro Adds CC Stations
