The Resource Board
Four rows, one table, and one footer
The Resource Board is SRM's primary screen. Every function is carried out from here, and changes appear for all users in under one second.
Two Board Types
Your organization uses one of two Resource Board types. They differ only in which actions are enabled.
- Claim Resource Board: lets users claim resources immediately. It is best for resources that are claimed right away, such as radio channels.
- Status Change Resource Board: has no Claim button and no Quick Claim Widget. Instead, it lets users change a resource's status.
Board Layout
Both board types share the same sections, from top to bottom.
Row 1: Header Bar
The top row is navy with white text. The SRM logo and name appear on the left. On the right are your organization, your name, and your profile. The Sign Out button is on the far right.
Row 2: Resource Type Selector
This row is white with navy text. A gold underline marks the selected choice; unselected choices are grey. Choose the type of resource to display: Organization View, Radio Channels, Equipment, Personnel, or Radio System. On the far right are the Launch QCW and Calendar buttons.
Row 3: Resource Tabs
This grey row holds tabs, and each tab represents a list of similar resources. The tabs shown depend on your Row 2 selection. Your organization sets their left-to-right order. If the tabs don't all fit on the screen, use the arrows at either end of the row to scroll. You can drag tabs into a new order for your own display only. The order resets when you log out.
Row 4: Table Header
The navy header row labels the columns of the table below. Clicking a column header does not change the order of the list.
Resource Table
Resources are listed in the order your organization sets, typically numerical or alphabetical. Some lists follow an established order instead, such as colors. If there are only a few resources, the rest of the screen appears medium grey.
Footer
The footer is the bottom row. On the left are the resource name, the total number of resources of that type, and the number currently available. On the right is the connectivity indicator. Green means a satisfactory connection, yellow means a compromised connection, and red means no connection.