One of the problems that operators often face in IP facilities is that when things go wrong, you’re suddenly awash with alarms. It takes a while to sort through and figure out what’s wrong. Meanwhile, if you lose a couple of ad breaks, you're talking about a major revenue loss. That’s why AMWA members and users have done a lot of work around simplifying minimum status reporting. Now you can use an NMOS traffic light graphic display that presents the most critical information, so you can quickly get back on the air. Watch the video to see a quick demo of how it works. >> Brad Gilmer of AMWA spoke with Matt Robbins from Kitplus at the AIMS IP Showcase booth at NAB 2025 about the simple graphic display of green, yellow, and red to represent device control on systems of up to thousands of senders and receivers. “If you have a whole segment of these devices that are showing yellow,” Brad explains, “Then very quickly somebody can look at it and say, ‘There must be something wrong in this area,’ and quickly can identify a failed piece of equipment.” If you want to find out how you can take advantage of all that NMOS has to offer to make it easier to run IP facilities, including this new control system, visit AMWA.tv/nmos-getting-started .

Come say hi and find out more about how NMOS enables connection, management, and control of your IP video and audio devices from different manufacturers – in a common eco-system and in an interoperable way. NMOS works whether you're using 2110 or IPMX, locally or in the cloud. Even if you use NMOS already, you’ll be able to check out what’s new… You’ll find NMOS at the IP Showcase / IPMX booth, W2843  in West Hall. Look for Stefan Ledergerber along with other AMWA community members at the NMOS demo station. Get a hands-on demo of: NMOS minimum status reporting NMOS open source sender receiver framework NMOS control Special thanks to these companies that are making the demo possible: Arista Bisect DirectOut Matrox Merging Technologies Pebble simplexity NMOS Talks and Training at NAB • Evolution of NMOS for ST 2110 and IPMX with Spencer Deame from Nextera Video, Sunday, April 6 at 3:00 PT, W2831 Theater 3 • What You Need to Know About NMOS in an IP World with Steve Holmes from Leader, Sunday, April 6 at 2:30 PT, W2831 Theater 3 •  AMWA: NMOS Discovery and Beyond with Felix Poulin from CBC and AMWA Board of Directors, and Cindy Zuelsdorf from AMWA, Presented with SBE Ennes Workshop (paid session) Media Over IP Essentials, Day 2, Saturday, April 5 at 1:45 PT, W224  • IPMX training sessions all day on Tuesday including a session on NMOS & IPMX with Stefan Ledergerber from simplexity, Tuesday, April 8 at 11:20 PT, W317  If you want to set up a time to meet at booth W2843 or you have any questions, set a time here or use the chat on the bottom right of this page. See you soon in Vegas! Brad, Cindy, and Tina P.S. Follow us on LinkedIn  for the latest in NMOS news and applications around enabling vendor-independent control of all your IP video and audio gear. ST 2110, IPMX, AES67...