The AAO editor can be opened by selecting the “Dispatch Center” tab in the {to be added}.
Then, open the settings in the top right corner.
Once the settings window is open, click on “Alarm and Deployment Order”.
In the AAO editor, you can either reset the AAO to use the default configuration provided by Emergency One, or create your own custom AAO.
To create your own AAO, it’s recommended to first delete all existing keywords (see image 3).
Then, create a new keyword.
You can now give the deployment keyword a name (e.g., B1, F1, KT0, etc.). Any custom name can be used.
In the “Category” field, you can assign a category to the keyword:
With the “Upgrade” option, you can select the next higher keyword level to make it easier to upgrade later.
Next, decide whether the units should respond with priority rights (emergency lights and sirens).
Ticking the box enables priority response.
Clicking a vehicle name will add it to the AAO.
Vehicles not shown directly can be found under “Other Vehicles”.
For some fire department vehicles, you can also set a priority.
Depending on the selection, a vehicle from the professional fire department (BF), volunteer fire department (FF), or plant fire brigade will be dispatched, as long as one is available.
Click the “Save” button at the top right to save the keyword.
Once the AAO is complete, it’s recommended to export it and save it in a text file.
This allows you to share, reload, or simply back up your AAO.
After an AAO has been created, there is no need to transfer it manually to the dispatch center.
The dispatch center automatically uses the active AAO from the editor.
This allows you to make live adjustments to your AAO at any time. (You may need to refresh the page.)