AlertDisplay – AlertDisplay watches what your station receives on JS8Call and puts the things that matter on SitRepMapper’s screen: a red ALERT strip for what must not be missed, and a notification strip for what’s worth knowing.

See the Change Log for what’s new in this version – 1.1.0

 

SitRepNet (@SITREP) Profile – This is the Group Profile that is automatically installed, and serves as the foundation. You can create an additional Group Profile with just a couple of custom trigger events for your specific group needs. Each user can also create one or more Personal Profiles for specific interests.

Installed and turned on with AlertDisplay on every station:

🔴 marks a red alert; ● marks a notification. Members can turn off any item.

Messages to @SITREP
🔴 SITREP-ALERT: SitRep’s alert code, showing the text that follows it
🔴 ALERT or EMERGENCY
🔴 Life-threatening weather warnings (tornado, flash flood, hurricane, tsunami)
● F!309 incident reports
🔴 Net activation (off until the wording is set)
● Net check-ins (off by default)

Messages from any station
● ALERT or EMERGENCY to other stations or nets
● Life-threatening weather warnings to other stations or nets
● Other weather warnings and watches
🔴 Evacuation or shelter-in-place orders
● Traffic for your station (MSG or QTC)

Incident reports (F!309)
🔴 Natural disasters (severe weather, flood, earthquake, tsunami), new or worse
🔴 Public safety incidents (fire, civil disturbance, terrorism, evacuation), new or worse
🔴 Any Major incident
● Infrastructure outages (power, internet/cell, water, roads)
● Supply and other incidents (food, fuel, medical and others)
● Incident easing, or eased (its alert is removed)

Station reports
🔴 F!104 Problems; F!104 Degraded as a notification
🔴 CommStat Red; CommStat Yellow as a notification
🔴 F!505 below 1.00; other flagged F!505 as a notification
● F!500 supply problems
● A flagged station gets worse, improves, or is back to normal

The whole picture
🔴 Spreading: 3 or more stations report disasters or public safety incidents
🔴 Regional event: 10 or more stations report them
🔴 Widespread: a third or more of reporting stations are flagged
Each of these three clears by itself, with a notice, when the numbers drop

Status Board items show the station’s grid, distance and direction. Alerts clear by themselves when a newer
report shows the problem has passed.

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