Broadcast Network Monitor — 24/7 Off-Air Alerts

NOC in a box

A 24-hour operations center that knows if you're off the air. Before you do.

Transmitter sites lose power all the time. When it comes back, the transmitter doesn't always come with it — and nothing at the site is going to tell you. Stations have been off the air for days before anyone noticed. BNM watches every box at every site around the clock, knows on from off, and calls your phone the moment it changes — not the moment a listener does.

Power comes back.
The transmitter doesn't.

Breakers trip, exciters sit in standby, remote controls reboot dumb. BNM sees the carrier is gone.

Off for days, not minutes.

A translator, a night pattern, a second stream — the ones nobody drives past. Watched the same as the main.

It calls you at 3 a.m.

A real phone call down your list until a human answers. Then it hands you the site page: codes, map, logins.

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Why it matters

Dead air is the one fault you can’t explain away.

Lost commercials and revenue, a furious GM, and an EAS log the FCC can ask to see at any time. The damage starts the moment the carrier drops — not when somebody finally happens to notice. BNM is built so that somebody is always you, first.

The cost of silence.

Every minute off the air is lost revenue and make-goods. Here’s two hours of it, one log line at a time.

Illustration: a sample station log. The station goes off the air at 11:03 AM and comes back at 1:03 PM. 24 commercials are missed at $20 each: $480 lost. A stop set of four spots is $80; BNM is $50 a month.

WPKR 97.5Sample log10A10A11A11A12P12P1P1POn airOff air

Air timeItemLengthStatus

10:44:12 AMGravel and GoldCallie Sutton3:12Aired
10:47:24 AMStop set4 commercials
10:47:24 AMNorthside Tire & AutoCommercial:30Aired
10:47:54 AMValley Farm SupplyCommercial1:00Aired
10:48:54 AMCedar Creek DentalCommercial:30Aired
10:49:24 AMMain Street HardwareCommercial:30Aired
10:49:54 AMMidday voice trackVoice track:14Aired
10:50:08 AMBack Porch RadioThe Wheeler Boys5:14Aired
10:55:22 AMTailgate MoonJess Harlan4:38Aired
11:00:00 AMWPKR 97.5 legal IDStation ID:10Aired
11:00:10 AMTwo-Lane SundayMason Creek3:28Aired
11:03:38 AMDust on the DashboardRuby Kincaid3:17Off air
11:06:55 AMCotton Field LullabyDale Prewitt3:52Off air
11:10:47 AMWeather and timeVoice track:22Off air
11:11:09 AMWater Tower HeartsAnnie Lorraine Hale3:09Off air
11:14:18 AMStop set4 commercials
11:14:18 AMHometown Pizza Co.Commercial:30Missed
11:14:48 AMRidgeline Credit UnionCommercial1:00Missed
11:15:48 AMPine Hollow FurnitureCommercial:30Missed
11:16:18 AMMiller Heating & AirCommercial:30Missed
11:16:48 AMToday's country linerImaging:08Off air
11:16:56 AMFeed Store RomeoTucker Bramlett2:58Off air
11:19:54 AMHometown HymnalThe Cane Ridge Band3:44Off air
11:23:38 AMNeon on the LeveeSadie Colburn3:21Off air
11:26:59 AMBarbed Wire ValentineWes Tarrant3:36Off air
11:30:35 AMStop set4 commercials
11:30:35 AMTwin Oaks InsuranceCommercial:30Missed
11:31:05 AMRiverbend MotorsCommercial1:00Missed
11:32:05 AMSummit RoofingCommercial:30Missed
11:32:35 AMLakeside Animal ClinicCommercial:30Missed
11:33:05 AMCommunity calendarPromo:30Off air
11:33:35 AMSaturday at the ElevatorHollis Dean3:14Off air
11:36:49 AMCreek Bank PrayerLacey Marlow4:02Off air
11:40:51 AMMile Marker NinetyJody Pruett3:25Off air
11:44:16 AMStop set4 commercials
11:44:16 AMCounty Line Feed & SeedCommercial:30Missed
11:44:46 AMHarvest Grain Co-opCommercial:30Missed
11:45:16 AMSunrise Pools & SpasCommercial:30Missed
11:45:46 AMOak Street PharmacyCommercial:30Missed
11:46:16 AMPorch Light PromiseKenzie Rhodes3:11Off air
11:49:27 AMTruck Stop CoffeeBoone Atwater3:05Off air
11:52:32 AMCounty Fair KissMaggie Ellison3:30Off air
11:56:02 AMPine Box BluesGarrett Lyle3:58Off air
12:00:00 PMWPKR 97.5 legal IDStation ID:10Off air
12:00:10 PMRed Clay Road TripShelby Vance3:30Off air
12:03:40 PMWindmill SummerCal Henley3:22Off air
12:07:02 PMHay Bale HeartbreakTrina Moseley3:08Off air
12:10:10 PMMorning show promoPromo:30Off air
12:10:40 PMGas Station RosesLuke Ashby3:39Off air
12:14:19 PMStop set4 commercials
12:14:19 PMFirst Street BakeryCommercial:30Missed
12:14:49 PMGreenway Lawn CareCommercial:30Missed
12:15:19 PMBlue Spruce RealtyCommercial:30Missed
12:15:49 PMCrossroads DinerCommercial:30Missed
12:16:19 PMWeekend eventsVoice track:18Off air
12:16:37 PMOld Bridge RoadThe Delta Pines3:56Off air
12:20:33 PMSunday Best BootsEmmy Calloway3:03Off air
12:23:36 PMLast Call at the LegionRusty Fenwick3:33Off air
12:27:09 PMChasing Tail LightsBrooke Tillman3:16Off air
12:30:25 PMStop set4 commercials
12:30:25 PMHeritage Home BuildersCommercial1:00Missed
12:31:25 PMMaple Grove FloristCommercial:30Missed
12:31:55 PMSouthside Car WashCommercial:30Missed
12:32:25 PMBell Tower BankCommercial:30Missed
12:32:55 PMMidday voice trackVoice track:14Off air
12:33:09 PMStars Over SpartaDalton Reese3:27Off air
12:36:36 PMFishing Line ForeverKayla Brandt3:10Off air
12:39:46 PMFront Seat BibleNoah Whitlock3:45Off air
12:43:31 PMStop set4 commercials
12:43:31 PMPrairie Rose BoutiqueCommercial:30Missed
12:44:01 PMWestfield Auto GlassCommercial:30Missed
12:44:31 PMHilltop VeterinaryCommercial:30Missed
12:45:01 PMDixon Family DentistryCommercial:30Missed
12:45:31 PMGravel Lot DanceLena Akers3:18Off air
12:48:49 PMCombine in the MoonlightTravis Oakley3:47Off air
12:52:36 PMLittle Town RadioCarly Benson3:56Off air
12:56:32 PMTin Cup MorningHank Delaney3:28Off air
1:00:00 PMWPKR 97.5 legal IDStation ID:10Off air
1:00:10 PMCourthouse SquareMollie Pratt3:23Off air
1:03:33 PMGravel and GoldCallie Sutton3:12Aired
1:06:45 PMBack Porch RadioThe Wheeler Boys3:41Aired

Spots missed

0123456789101112131415161718192021222324

Revenue lost

$0$20$40$60$80$100$120$140$160$180$200$220$240$260$280$300$320$340$360$380$400$420$440$460$480

At $20 a spot

One two-hour outage: 24 spots, $480 gone.

$50 a month.

BNM watches your whole air chain around the clock for less than one stop set.

Sample log with invented names: two hours off the air, 12 commercials an hour at $20 a spot, before make-goods.

3 a.m.

Broadcast never sleeps.

Broadcasting is a 24-hour-a-day business, and faults don’t keep business hours. BNM watches every site around the clock while the building’s dark — and reaches you on your phone, not a dashboard nobody’s looking at.

FCC

Compliance, fully integrated.

The records an inspector asks for, kept by the same system that watches your air chain.

EAS. Weekly and monthly tests pulled from the EAS log, checked against Part 11 and signed by your Chief Operator.
Tower lights. A light failure alarms and dials out, and the Part 17 record keeps itself.
Modulation. Total and peak modulation off the transmitter, trended, so a silent or over-modulated carrier shows up first.
Power levels. Forward power checked against your licensed power, with an alarm when it runs high or low.
Coverage. AM and FM contours mapped from live FCC data, day and night patterns drawn separately.
Inspection day. Every signed record prints to one PDF when the inspector asks.

What BNM watches

If it’s in the rack, we can watch it.

Every family below is read by a driver written for that box — the readings it actually reports, not just whether it answers a ping. Open any one for the whole story.

TX

Transmitters & RF

Forward and reflected power against your licensed power, VSWR, RF on or off, modulation, PA current, voltage and temperature module by module, fans and airflow, the active exciter and the interlocks.

Transmitters & RF

STR

Online streams

Shoutcast, Icecast and HLS, heard the way your listeners hear them — checked from inside your market, so a regional block never fakes an outage. Dead air or a dropped stream calls you.

Online streams

STL

STLs & codecs

Both ends of the link: send and receive levels, path delay, WAN in and out, errors and ping on IP codecs; forward and reflected power and VSWR on RF STLs; link state and audio on remote codecs.

STLs & codecs

BRX

Barix decoders

The box nobody else watches

Whether the stream is actually playing — not just whether the box answers ping. Stream up or down, buffer, the source upstream, audio left and right, and every dropout.

Barix monitoring

HD

HD Radio

Importer sync and run state, DTAC confidence, silence on every HD channel, and HD1 on-air status from the importer itself.

HD Radio

RDS

RDS & metadata

RadioText to the encoder and title and artist to the HD exporter, delivered on site through any firewall — and an alarm the moment the encoder stops answering.

RDS through any firewall

AUD

Audio & AoIP

Silence on the AoIP destinations feeding air, live meters off the audio processor, and AES67 and Livewire counted apart from everything else on every switch port.

Audio & AoIP

EAS

EAS & compliance

The EAS box’s own log, scored against Part 11: weekly and monthly tests, relays inside the hour, the Chief Operator’s sign-off and a printable record for the inspector.

EAS & compliance

RFC

Remote controls

Every channel on a schedule — metering, temperatures and status channels like tower lights, AC power and generator — including the remote on a bare phone line.

Dial-up remotes

We watch a whole lot more than this.

Transmitters, STLs and streams are just the start. BNM also watches your networks and firewalls, your power and generators, your towers and their lights — and it comes with the Air Chain View, alerting that calls you, site documentation and work orders. New gear and new checks land every day.

TXTransmitters
NETNetworks
FWFirewalls
STRStreams
PWRPower
TWRTowers & lights
ACVAir Chain View
ALRAlerting
DOCSite docs
WOWork orders

See everything BNM watches →

Alerts

It calls. It texts. It emails.

When something breaks, BNM goes and finds a person. Everyone on your list picks how they’re reached — a phone call, a text, an email, or all three — and you decide how loud each alarm gets. Email comes with every plan; calls and texts are one add-on, $25 a month.

Three animations: a man answers a ringing phone and hears BNM read a critical alarm; text-message alerts scroll up a phone screen; alert and resolved emails arrive in an inbox in pairs.

It calls.

Calls & texts add-on · $25/mo

Critical alarms — off the air, dead air, a box gone dark — ring a real phone and say what broke. No answer? BNM moves down your call-down list, two full rounds, until a human picks up. It knows an answering machine when it hears one.

It texts.

Calls & texts add-on · $25/mo

Warnings and critical alarms land as a text: which station, what tripped, and when — short enough to take in at a glance, on every phone that wants it.

It emails — twice.

Included in every plan

One email when an alarm trips and another when it clears. Alert, resolved. Alert, resolved. Nothing gets left hanging, and your inbox doubles as the record.

InfoLogged quietly. No email, no text, no call — it’s there when you go looking.

WarningAn email — plus a text with the add-on. Worth knowing, not worth waking up for.

CriticalAn email — and with the add-on, a phone call down your list and a text alongside.

What can trip one: off the air, dead air, high VSWR, an STL link down, a Barix buffer running low, a stream gone silent, the UPS on battery, EAS activity — you pick the checks, the levels and the tier.

What it costs: email alerts come with every station and translator plan. Phone calls, texts and dial-up remotes are one add-on — $25 a month on either plan. See pricing

See how alerting works →

Inside BNM

Every box in the chain, on one screen.

Open any device and see exactly what it’s doing right now — power, levels, link health, status, and a running history of every alert it’s ever thrown.

Pick a demo and it opens full screen. The transmitter, Barix, STL and switch pages work the way your own will: pick a range, click a reading or a port to graph it, and open an alert’s repeat count to see every time it fired.

Transmitter

Forward and reflected power, modulation, PA temperature and ping, with thirty days of history and every alert it raised. Recorded from a live transmitter — 2,291 polls — with the station, serial, IP and site renamed.

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Broadcast Network Monitor · Device pageDemo data

Devices›

WPKR Barix TX Site

// BARIX EXSTREAMER 500 RXPoll NowEditMaintenance Expand Close

Current Status

OKBarix Exstreamer 500 RX

Last polled: 2026-09-30 23:48
IP: 10.20.14.108:80
Ping: 1ms

Station: WPKR 97.5STL DECODER

Device Info

TypeBarix Exstreamer 500 (RX / Decoder)IP10.20.14.108LocationNorth Ridge TX SiteWeb Port80Poll Interval5 minutes (default)Alert Reminder15 minLogin URLhttp://10.20.14.108

Audio Levels

▶http://10.20.14.60:8888/

L

-9dB-12dB-9dB0dB-3dB-6dB-9dB-12dB-9dB-9dB-27dB-6dB-6dB-6dB-3dB-12dB

R

-15dB-9dB-6dB-3dB-12dB-3dB-9dB-12dB-9dB-18dB-24dB-9dB-3dB-3dB0dB-9dB

-60-40-20-10-60

Buffer: 65,532 bytes

-9dB-12dB-9dB0dB-3dB-6dB-9dB-12dB-9dB-9dB-27dB-6dB-6dB-6dB-3dB-12dBAudio L -15dB-9dB-6dB-3dB-12dB-3dB-9dB-12dB-9dB-18dB-24dB-9dB-3dB-3dB0dB-9dBAudio R 65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes64836bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65532bytes65468bytes65532bytesBuffer 0ms0ms2ms3ms0ms0ms0ms1ms2ms0ms0ms0ms0ms0ms0ms0msPing

Audio Level L (dB) Audio Level R (dB) Decoder Buffer (bytes) Ping (ms) 12 data points · last 1H 71 data points · last 6H 285 data points · last 24H Live 1H 6H 24H

Min

-27dB

Avg

-9dB

Max

-3dB

Last

-12dB

Min

-24dB

Avg

-9.2dB

Max

0dB

Last

-9dB

Min

64836bytes

Avg

65468.7bytes

Max

65532bytes

Last

65532bytes

Min

0ms

Avg

0.2ms

Max

2ms

Last

0ms

Min

-30dB

Avg

-9.3dB

Max

0dB

Last

-12dB

Min

-33dB

Avg

-9.1dB

Max

0dB

Last

-9dB

Min

57884bytes

Avg

65123.2bytes

Max

65532bytes

Last

65532bytes

Min

0ms

Avg

0.4ms

Max

3ms

Last

0ms

Min

-93dB

Avg

-10.4dB

Max

0dB

Last

-12dB

Min

-93dB

Avg

-10.5dB

Max

0dB

Last

-9dB

Min

34508bytes

Avg

63947.7bytes

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65532bytes

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65532bytes

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0ms

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6ms

Last

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Click any metric tile above to graph its trend over the selected range.

AlertsALL CLEARlast 5 events · newest first

2026-09-24 19:08	Buffer high on WPKR Barix TX Site: 65476 bytes (threshold: 25000)	lasted 70s
2026-09-21 09:58	Buffer high on WPKR Barix TX Site: 65336 bytes (threshold: 25000)	lasted 3.2d
2026-09-21 04:42	Buffer high on WPKR Barix TX Site: 65532 bytes (threshold: 25000)×3 ▾back to 2026-09-15	lasted 58m

2026-09-16 08:54	Stream changed on WPKR Barix TX Site: expected brtp://10.20.14.60:8888, got http://stream.northridge.example:8028/stream×3 ▾back to 2026-08-14	lasted 4.8d

2026-09-13 04:34	Buffer high on WPKR Barix TX Site: 13028 bytes (threshold: 10000)	lasted 76s

Recorded telemetry from a live Barix Exstreamer 500 decoder — decoder buffer and reachability. Station, IP and site name replaced with a demo tenant. Not a live feed.

Barix decoder

Left and right audio levels, buffer and ping on the stream decoder at the transmitter site, with its alert history.

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STL

Send and receive levels on both channels, path delay, WAN in and out, errors and ping on the link to the transmitter.

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Device · NetworkDemo data

Hardware›Edge Firewall// NETWORK SNMPPoll NowEdit

Current Status

OKNetwork

Last polled: 2026-06-21 14:32
IP: 10.20.0.1:161
Ping: 1ms

Device Info

TypeMikroTik CCRIP10.20.0.1LocationHubSNMP Port161Poll Interval30sAlert Reminder15 minFirmware7.14.2

Network / Firewall Telemetry

UP

WAN1

42.6 M

THROUGHPUT

1,284

SESSIONS

11 ms

LATENCY

14 %

CPU

On line

SITE UPS

WAN Throughput (Mbps)288 data points

1H6H24H7D30D

Firewall

WAN status and throughput, sessions, latency, CPU and the site UPS on the studio’s edge firewall.

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Core switch

CPU, memory, temperatures, fans and power supplies, plus the faceplate of 16 ports — click a port for its counters.

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Call log · voice dial-outDemo data

Call LogVOICE DIAL-OUT↻ Refresh

Most recent voice calls first — who BNM dialed, who answered, and when they acknowledged.

Time	Called	Number	For	Status	Acknowledged
2026-06-21 02:14:41	Matt A.	+1 615 ··· 0114	Main Transmitter	ACKNOWLEDGED	2026-06-21 02:14:41
2026-06-21 02:14:12	Matt A.	+1 615 ··· 0114	Main Transmitter	ANSWERED	—
2026-06-20 23:41:05	On-Call 2	+1 615 ··· 0199	Studio STL Decoder	NO_ANSWER	—
2026-06-20 23:42:18	Matt A.	+1 615 ··· 0114	Studio STL Decoder	ACKNOWLEDGED	2026-06-20 23:42:33
2026-06-19 14:08:11	Day Op	+1 615 ··· 0150	Edge Firewall	VOICEMAIL	—

Call log

Every call BNM places: who it dialed, who answered, and when they acknowledged — newest first, kept for the record.

Open the demo More on alerting

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Pricing

One flat price per station. We host it, we set it up.

No per-feature nickel-and-diming. A station covers a dozen devices — the whole air chain — and a translator covers eight. Phone calls, texts and dial-up remotes are one add-on, the same $25 on either plan.

Full air chain Station Plan

$50/ station / month

Up to 12 monitored devices — a full air chain, end to end.

≈ $4.17 / device / month

✓Watched around the clock, every device
✓Email alerting, per-event routing
✓RDS / HD-PSD through your firewall — no VPN, no ports
✓Dashboards, historical graphs, signal-chain views
✓EAS Part 11 compliance, archive & signoffs
✓FCC contour maps + FAA tower-light logging
✓Site book, IP map & the on-site agent

Add-on: calls, texts & dial-up remotes+$25 / station / month

+Voice-call alerts down your call-down list, with answering-machine detection
+SMS text alerts
+Dial-up remote control: scheduled pulls over a phone line, every channel logged and alarmed
+A local phone number for the station

Talk to us about a station

Translator Plan

$25/ translator / month

Up to 8 monitored devices — everything at the translator site.

≈ $3.13 / device / month

✓Watched around the clock, every device
✓Email alerting, per-event routing
✓Dashboards, historical graphs, signal-chain views
✓FCC contour maps + FAA tower-light logging
✓Site book, IP map & the on-site agent

Add-on: calls, texts & dial-up remotes+$25 / translator / month

+Voice-call alerts down your call-down list, with answering-machine detection
+SMS text alerts
+Dial-up remote control: scheduled pulls over a phone line, every channel logged and alarmed
+A local phone number for the site

Talk to us about a translator

Turnkey means turnkey. We host on our infrastructure, build your install, load your gear, and wire your call-down list.
You get a login and a dashboard — not a server to babysit. Secure. Safe. Reliable.

In their words

What are owners and engineers saying about Broadcast Network Monitor?

“

The first time BNM called me at 3 a.m., I had the transmitter back up before morning drive. It kept going down the call-down list until somebody answered, and that somebody was me. Before, we’d have found out from the morning show.

Chief Engineer

Multi-station group

“

Our transmitter didn’t go off. It went silent. Nobody calls you about dead air until it’s already cost you a stop set, and by then the client has noticed. BNM called us while it was still happening.

Owner

Multi-station group

“

Our translators are the sites nobody drives past. We didn’t always know when they were off the air, sometimes for days. BNM watches them the same as the main stations, and now my team is the first to know instead of the last.

Vice President of Engineering

“

Every outside stream checker we tried got blocked by our stream’s regional lock and kept telling us a healthy stream was dead. BNM checks the stream from inside our own building, so when it says the stream is down, it’s down. No more chasing ghosts.

Director of Engineering

Multi-station cluster

“

Our Barix boxes would answer a ping all day while playing nothing. BNM checks that audio is actually coming out, not just that the box is alive. It’s the first thing that’s ever told me when one actually stopped playing.

Contract Engineer

Several stations

“

Inspection day used to mean a weekend in the EAS logs. Now every weekly and monthly test is already in BNM, checked against Part 11 and signed off. I pull up Inspector Mode right on the screen, and if the inspector wants paper, it prints to one PDF.

Director of Engineering

“

A tower light out used to mean somebody driving by at night to look. Now BNM tells us when one’s out, and the Part 17 log keeps itself. That’s one less thing keeping me up at night.

Owner

Multi-market group

“

Our oldest site only has a dial-up remote on a copper line. BNM dials it on a schedule, logs every channel and calls our engineer when something drifts out of range. That site used to be a blind spot, and we didn’t have to buy new remote controls to fix it.

Owner

Large station group

“

I didn’t want another server to babysit, and IT wasn’t opening any ports. We didn’t have to do either. They set it up, loaded our gear and handed us a login. That was it.

Chief Engineer

Two multi-station clusters

“

It costs less than one stop set a month per station. The first outage it caught paid for it, and across our clusters it has saved us thousands.

Owner

Multi-station group

Running BNM? We’d love to hear how it’s going. Call 1-844-28-RADIO (1-844-287-2346) or tell us here.

Get started

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Tell us what's in your racks and how many sites you run. We'll set up a demo pointed at your gear, wire a test dial-out to your phone, and show you what watching everything at once feels like.

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2026-09-13 23:44	Modulation low on WPKR Main Transmitter: 0% (confirmed over 3 polls)×20 ▾back to 2026-05-30	lasted 5m
2026-09-13 23:44→2026-09-13 23:495mvalue 0% 2026-09-09 17:28→2026-09-09 17:2817svalue 0% 2026-09-09 17:13→2026-09-09 17:185mvalue 0% 2026-09-04 06:15→2026-09-04 06:2510mvalue 0% 2026-08-28 08:53→2026-08-28 08:585mvalue 0% 2026-08-07 17:02→2026-08-07 17:075mvalue 0% 2026-08-05 17:03→2026-08-05 17:1310mvalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:20→2026-08-03 12:205svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:20→2026-08-03 12:206svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:20→2026-08-03 12:205svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:207svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:195svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:195svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:196svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:196svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:196svalue 0% 2026-08-03 12:19→2026-08-03 12:197svalue 0% 2026-07-14 18:57→2026-07-14 22:543.9hvalue 0% 2026-05-30 08:48→2026-05-30 09:0921mvalue 0% 2026-05-30 08:26→2026-05-30 08:4822mvalue 0%
2026-08-24 19:24	Power low on WPKR Main Transmitter: 1 W	lasted 5m
2026-08-24 19:24	RF OFF on WPKR Main Transmitter	lasted 5m
2026-05-28 16:04	Modulation low on WPKR Main Transmitter: 0%	lasted 10m
2026-05-24 17:58	Modulation low on WPKR Main Transmitter: 6.7%	lasted 5m

A 24-hour operations center that knows if you're off the air. Before you do.

Dead air is the one fault you can’t explain away.

The cost of silence.

Broadcast never sleeps.

Compliance, fully integrated.

If it’s in the rack, we can watch it.

Transmitters & RF

Online streams

STLs & codecs

Barix decoders

HD Radio

RDS & metadata

Audio & AoIP

EAS & compliance

Remote controls

We watch a whole lot more than this.

It calls. It texts. It emails.

It calls.

It texts.

It emails — twice.

Every box in the chain, on one screen.

WPKR Main Transmitter

Transmitter

WPKR Barix TX Site

Barix decoder

WNRX Transmitter STL

STL

Firewall

North Ridge Core

Core switch

Call log

One flat price per station. We host it, we set it up.

What are owners and engineers saying about Broadcast Network Monitor?

Put the whole air chain on one wall.