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24SEVEN Version 2.6 CAD Services — Overview <br />CompuDyne Proprietary <br />We must get one of these values if you do not send a value. The user can always set the Address or <br />40 Location Type in the 24SEVEN RMS application to one of these values (see Figure 2 below). <br />- Streetaddress J <br />- Intersection Street Type Suffix Apt or Suite <br />-In front of Dundee AVE- Avenue r� <br />Rear of <br />- Atliacent to State Zip Code rLatitude Longitude <br />- Directions WA 999o2 I — I <br />- National <br />OK Cancel Oeocode <br />Figure 2 — Acceptable Values in Message Incident <br />2.3.5 AGENCY ID <br />An Agency ID element is not required, but if not sent, the Queue Processor sends the message to the <br />default database. For single database customers, this is not an issue. Sending different agency ID's allows <br />the customer to define different RMS databases that receive the CAD messages. Setup of the Agency ID <br />to the database is in the CAD Services Administrator; the match of defined Agency ID to CAD Agency <br />ID must be exact. <br />• 2.3.6 APPARATUS ID <br />• <br />Apparatus ID element is required with the message apparatus messages. The NFIRS ID is restricted to a <br />maximum of five characters, but the 24SEVEN CAD interface can translate the apparatus ID from CAD <br />to RMS. If RMS receives an apparatus ID that is listed in its RMS database or does not have a translation <br />for which it is configured, then it will keep the message but it will not insert it into an incident record; <br />rather, it will store the message in the 24SEVEN message history with error code of three, for invalid <br />apparatus ID. <br />2.3.7 APPARATUS TIMES - CLEARDATETIME / CANCELLED <br />DATETIME <br />The times for an apparatus record are simple to understand. The important scenario to take into account <br />is that of an EMS unit. EMS units will have a departscenedatetime when they leave the scene to go to the <br />facility or hospital. The cleardatetime for an EMS unit is the type the unit leaves the hospital and the <br />cleardatetime for a fire unit is the time the fire unit leaves the scene. This is to comply with the NFIRS 5 <br />standard, and definition of clear date time. <br />The other scenario to be aware of with apparatus records is when an apparatus is cancelled in route; you <br />will need to send the time it was cancelled, in the cancelleddatetime field. The 24SEVEN interface will <br />capture that time, fill in the proper actions taken, and update the correct times to comply with NFIRS 5. <br />CompuDyne Proprietary <br />CompuDyne December 28, 2005 Page 5 <br />Orid <br />OK Cancel Oeocode <br />Figure 2 — Acceptable Values in Message Incident <br />2.3.5 AGENCY ID <br />An Agency ID element is not required, but if not sent, the Queue Processor sends the message to the <br />default database. For single database customers, this is not an issue. Sending different agency ID's allows <br />the customer to define different RMS databases that receive the CAD messages. Setup of the Agency ID <br />to the database is in the CAD Services Administrator; the match of defined Agency ID to CAD Agency <br />ID must be exact. <br />• 2.3.6 APPARATUS ID <br />• <br />Apparatus ID element is required with the message apparatus messages. The NFIRS ID is restricted to a <br />maximum of five characters, but the 24SEVEN CAD interface can translate the apparatus ID from CAD <br />to RMS. If RMS receives an apparatus ID that is listed in its RMS database or does not have a translation <br />for which it is configured, then it will keep the message but it will not insert it into an incident record; <br />rather, it will store the message in the 24SEVEN message history with error code of three, for invalid <br />apparatus ID. <br />2.3.7 APPARATUS TIMES - CLEARDATETIME / CANCELLED <br />DATETIME <br />The times for an apparatus record are simple to understand. The important scenario to take into account <br />is that of an EMS unit. EMS units will have a departscenedatetime when they leave the scene to go to the <br />facility or hospital. The cleardatetime for an EMS unit is the type the unit leaves the hospital and the <br />cleardatetime for a fire unit is the time the fire unit leaves the scene. This is to comply with the NFIRS 5 <br />standard, and definition of clear date time. <br />The other scenario to be aware of with apparatus records is when an apparatus is cancelled in route; you <br />will need to send the time it was cancelled, in the cancelleddatetime field. The 24SEVEN interface will <br />capture that time, fill in the proper actions taken, and update the correct times to comply with NFIRS 5. <br />CompuDyne Proprietary <br />CompuDyne December 28, 2005 Page 5 <br />