Cycle through detector or sensor readings

You can force the automatic, sequential selection of all readings listed in the Detector Browser.

Note: You must have purchased FH Mobile Response Premium to cycle through detector or sensor readings in FH Mobile Response. For information on upgrading from FH Mobile Response Basic to Premium, contact your FH sales representative.

  1. Display the detectors or sensors you want to work with, as described in Display or hide detector and sensor locations on a map.
  2. Display the Detector Browser pane in one of these ways.

    • Choose Go → Tools → Detectors → List / Filters.
    • On the Incident ribbon, in the Detectors section, click List / Filter.

    At the bottom of the interface, the Detector Browser appears, displaying a list of all the detectors or sensors. Each entry may display color-coded status, type, ID, porting information, and a time stamp of the reading, depending on the sensor setup.

    The selected sensor or detector reading is highlighted in the Detector Browser, and its location on the map marked with a red push-pin icon.

  3. (Optional, in the in the Detector Browser pane) Filter the list of detectors or sensors , as described in Filter detector or sensor readings.
  4. Do one of the following.

    • Choose Go → Tools → Detectors → Detector and Sensor Info.
    • On the Incident ribbon, in the Detectors section, click Detector and Sensor Info.

    To the right of the map, the Detector Information pane appears, displaying data for all the sensors in the selected detector, or for the single selected sensor.

  5. At the bottom of the Detector Information pane, click Cycle.

    FH Mobile Response selects each sensor or detector reading listed in the Detector Browser pane in turn. When selected, a sensor or detector's detailed information appears in the Detector Information pane, and the push-pin marker on the map moves to the corresponding sensor or detector's location.

        

  6. Click Cycle again to stop the automatic cycle of data display.