FCCdata/Denpahoso now shows ownership reports filed after December, 2017 (in LMS) in the Application History section. Clicking the file number retrieves the PDF version of the application at the FCC.
Due to the excessive clutter on most full-service and Class A TV records, we have split up the TV application history (on the right side below the map). By default, general engineering and administrative applications will appear. There are now 4 "tabs" above the application history header so you can select the following:
Desktop only: Added new LMS specific party search functions. This includes application certifier (who signed the application), technical representative and legal representative. The drop-down menu is modified to add these new functions. They will be distinguished with the (LMS) indicator. Legacy CDBS searches will show a (CDBS) indicator in the drop-down.
Due to enhancements in the REC LMS Realtime system:
If the previous weekday was a federal holiday, the previous weekday will move one day further back. This will not work on FCC "snow days" (days that the Office of Personnel Management excuse DC area federal employees due to snow or other inclement weather).
On weekends, the current day will advance to Monday. If Monday is a federal holiday, the system date will advance to Tuesday. Like CDBS, applications filed in LMS over the weekend will show a Monday filing date.
10/23/2019 10:20PM ET.
At this time, we are working some issues on LMS maps for FM from a couple of different angles.
From the FCC end, we are seeing facility records, mainly full-service that have bad values for radiation center above mean sea level (RCAMSL). This data is critical for making contour maps. If the FCC fixes these manually, they may not reflect on our maps. Unlike CDBS, we do not receive a flat file with all of the contours as determined by the FCC.
FCCtoday will now display LMS applications that were filed on the previous day. This is similar to the functionality that always existed for CDBS.
FCCtoday should display a red asterisk after a LMS file number in the applications section when the application was filed that day and picked up by REC LMS RealTime.
On Mondays, FCCtoday should also display Friday's applications.
Previous day's actions will not be displayed.
New background processes have been installed that will parse certain FM applications filed in LMS. The new functionality will look for FM modification and license to cover applications that were just filed and then will access the application in LMS and parse the data to create a temporary engineering record.
This temporary engineering record will be displayed in the engineering section (left side) of FCCdata and will show most of the basic information collected about the facility.
FCC.today is now providing links to the LMS applications that were filed during the business day. Click on the file number to obtain the PDF version of the application.
The following list are various bugs and other issues of the FCC's Licesnsing Management System that we are aware of at REC. These issues have been already reported to staff.
LMS is not properly calculating height above average terrain on LPFM applications. This is resulting in LPFM stations with higher HAATs being "short changed" on their power.
Recommended workaround is to make a screen shot of the FCC HAAT tool and FMPOWER results in order to justify the ERP that is appropriate for the application.
A fix was made in our internal LMS-BOT system resulting in FCC.today to display more than 100 transactions in a day.
Made appropriate enhancements to myLPFM v2,NCE Search and PREMIS in order to support LMS engineering records.
No changes to the user interfaces.
10/08/2019
Traditionally, CDBS provided an application ID that was an integer that uniquely described each application filed. This was up to a 7 digit number. With LMS, the application ID is a long hexidecimal string. In order to facilitate ease of use for systems that are internal to REC as well as external (such the U/D calculator), all LMS application records will receive a 7 digit psuedo application ID starting at 5,000,000. A table is built that will cross reference betewen the psuedo application ID and the LMS (hex) application ID.
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