User Training
Status Codes and Resource Names
Read what each resource is and whether it is free
Every resource has a name and a status. This section explains how names are set and how to open a resource's details.
Resource Names
Your organization sets resource names. They are usually the informal names people already use, such as “LE-TAC” rather than “Law Enforcement Tactical.” The name appears on the tab and on each resource in the table.
Resource Details
Click any resource name to open a window with information about that resource. Details may include:
- The full or proper name of the resource
- Who is allowed to use the resource, and who is not
- Who should and who may have the resource programmed in their radios
- Which towers the resource is allowed to connect to
- Whether a radio channel is encrypted or clear
- Guidance on picking resources, such as low-numbered channels for emergent situations and high-numbered channels for planned events
Status Codes
[Status codes and their meanings will be added here.]
| Status | Meaning |
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Picture placeholder: Resource details windowPop-up window showing the details of a single resource.