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Monitors: Overview

Monitors: Overview



This module is an optional extension and must first be activated.

In the "Monitors" menu, you can create individual feedback monitors and display them on various devices. A monitor is made up of various tiles, here called panels. Their functions and configurations are discussed in the "Panels" section. You can choose from various panels and arrange them as you wish.

Create a new monitor



To create a new monitor, click on the "NEW" button. Enter a name for the monitor in the following window. An empty monitor is created, and a token is automatically created.


To edit the monitor, click on the "EDIT" button.

Edit Monitor



To add a new panel, click on the button "NEW PANEL". In the following window you will see all panels, these can be filtered by category or using the search bar.


Click on a panel and configure it according to the specifications, then confirm with "Save". The panel now appears on the monitor.

To move a panel, click in the upper-left corner of a panel and keep the mouse button pressed. Drag the panel to the desired position. Panels that have already been placed adjust their position dynamically, if possible.


To change the size of a panel, move the mouse pointer over the edge of the panel until an arrow symbol appears. Hold down the left mouse button to drag the panel to the desired size. Panels that have already been placed will dynamically adjust their position if possible.


To remove a panel or edit the content, click on the three dots in the upper-right corner and select "Delete" or "Configure".


Split screen



Each monitor can be used in an optional split screen view, where the four most recent alarms are displayed together in a 2×2 grid.
To configure this view, simply select the second "EDIT" button in the monitor settings and specify the layout of the four views. Only the top left view can be edited, and your changes will automatically affect all other views.
Then, in the "Tokens" area, call up the link to the split-screen display for your monitor with the desired access token.

Sleep mode



When idle mode is activated, the monitor automatically switches to a freely configurable view after the last open event has been closed and the set time period has expired.

Token



To open the monitor on an external device, e.g. a television, a so-called token is required. You use this to authenticate yourself to the monitor so that no one else can see your data. A separate token should be used for each display device of a monitor.

You can find instructions on how to display the monitor in our Blog.

Preview



While editing a monitor, you can preview the current view in a separate tab or window at any time. To achieve this, simply click on the corresponding button above the monitor.
This is similar to the live version, but is updated more frequently with your changes and does not switch between the current view and the idle mode.

Panels



The functions of the various panels (sorted by category) and their configuration are explained below. Click on a heading to expand the explanation.

Text filter


Some panels support filtering of the displayed text by regular expressions / RegEx.
This includes, for example, the alarm message, the event, and the address.

If such a filter is set up with a correct regular expression, the Result of the first Capturing Group is displayed in the panel. If the regular expression is invalid, the corresponding error message is displayed. If the regular expression does not find a result or there is no capturing group in the expression, only a - is displayed in the panel.

In addition to the regular expression, one of three flags can also be used to affect the result. These are:
- m, multi line: ^ and $ correspond to start and end of a line, respectively.
- i, case-insensitive: upper and lower case are ignored
- s, single line: Dot additionally corresponds to a new line

Example


In this example, the alarm message looks like this:
Alarm!

Keyword: Tanker fire
Address: Aachener Land Süd, BAB4 20, A4, 52249 Eschweiler


If you would like to filter out the keyword here, you can form the regular expression as follows:
Keyword: (.*)


Make sure that you do not use the single line flag.
Activate the case-insensitive flag if the preceding keyword text is not always case-sensitive.

Allgemein
PanelBeschreibung
DateAdds a panel for the date to your monitor.
iFramePanel for displaying external websites.
MapA panel that displays the map of the location of the current alarm.
Static mapPanel with the map of the organisation location.
TablePanel zur Darstellung einer Tabelle.
List of participantsPanel for displaying a table.
AppointmentsShows upcoming appointments for your organisation.
Text areaPanel for displaying a fixed text.
HeadlineHeadline for your monitor.
Guard BookShows the last entries in your organisation's guard book.


Alarmierung

PanelBeschreibung
AddressDisplays the address of the last alarm.
Active AlarmsDisplays all active alarms.
Alarm messageThis panel shows you the alarm text of the current alarm.
Alarm start timePanel to keep an eye on the start time of the last alarm.
Unit feedbackComplete feedback from all participants of the alarmed units of the last alarm.
Unit overviewOverview of all units in your organisation with status.
Recent AlertsDisplays all alarms in chronological order.
Negative feedbackA panel to display the number of negative responses of the alarm.
Open feedbackA panel to display the number of open feedback messages of the alarm.
Positive feedbackA panel to display the number of positive responses of the alarm.
Manpower report (Alarm)Shows you the manpower of the current alarm.


Ereignisse

PanelBeschreibung
Participating OrganisationsShows you the alarms of organisations in your organisational structure with the same event ID.
Incident LogShows the last entries in your organisation's Incident log.
EventYou can use this panel to add the name of the last event to your monitor.
Manpower report (Event)Shows you the strength of the current event.


Pager

PanelBeschreibung
Active pagersShows you the number of currently active pagers in your organisation.
Inactive pagersShows you the number of currently inactive pagers in your organisation.

Updated on: 08/04/2025

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