WHAT'S NEW

October 13, 2010
Station Permission Portal Available!

Since early in 2007 we've been working to provide the streamlined ability for stations to request changes to the programs they receive via their AMR-100 or AMR-100I units.  Beginning today, you'll be able to access our web-based permissions portal to add or delete Amb-OS-distributed programs.

At the time of your first visit, enter the AMR serial number of the unit you wish to change and then click "email me a password." The portal will generate your unique password for the AMR and email it to the address we have on file. The system will display the current email address and allow you to make additions. 

Once you have received your password it can be entered along with your serial number to gain access to the portal itself. Then the process is simply one of requesting your changes by selecting or de-selecting the appropriate names.

“Amb-OS permissioning . . .        Now quicker/easier using our new web-based portal.”

Depending on the changes desired, the media representatives associated with the programs will be notified and they will either contact you or proceed with the changes for their particular ministry. In any event you'll be notified when the changes have been accomplished.

Here is the link to access the permissions portal:

http://www.amb-os.com/permissions

May 13, 2009
Stay Updated, Two Ways!

Through the latest User Interface (UI) software.  We’ll be pushing out a newer version which will automatically update your copy of the UI.  But in the meantime, you can always utilize the latest copy of the UI by going to the SUPPORT page on our Website.  Once there, click on the link for the “AMR-100 User Interface Software.”  You’ll see technical notes on changes made to each version as well as the latest help file in html format.

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Feedback Wanted

Many of the useful features stations have grown to love which are found in the AMR-100 (and UI) have come as a result of the feedback we’ve received from stations using the hardware and software.  And we don’t want to stop now!  So we’d love your suggestions or ideas as to what functionality might make the Amb-OS unit even more useful and we’ll review it in our developer team meeting.  Send me an email using this address:  jim@amb-os.com.  I can assure you that we’re listening!