CAD Commands Reverse Flashcards

1
Q

Displays mask to access (Insert, Retrieve, etc.) ambulance company information

A

ACL

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2
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Sets a unit available in quarters

A

AIQ
AIQ E1

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3
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Places a unit on scene at the designated hospital

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ATH
ATH E1

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4
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Places a unit available by MDT

A

AVMDT
AVMDT #1234
AVMDT E1

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5
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Places a unit available by radio voice contact

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AVOICE
AVOICE #1234
AVOICE E1

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6
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Displays a mask to retrieve the command (Blue) and tactical (White) frequency for the designated battalion. Type R over the * and enter the desired battalion number.

A

BFRQ

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7
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Displays a blank call entry mask.

A

CALLENTRY

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8
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Places a unit in continuing education status at the specified location. Unit is still available for assignment

A

CE
CE E1 [ELA], comment

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9
Q

Displays the call history

A

CH
CH #1234
CH E1

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10
Q

Change the address, phone # or call type of an active call. May be used to supplement a call, send a cancellation request, or close a suspended call by replacing the action code in the call mask.

A

CHG
CHG #1234
CHG E1

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11
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Displays a call history in reverse chronological order

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CHR
CHR #1234
CHR E1

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12
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Retrieves a call history query mask to locate one or a group of calls based on the criteria entered.

A

CHQ

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13
Q

Displays a call history with terminal information and detailed time stamps

A

CHT
CHT #1234
CHT E1

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14
Q

Dispatches a unit on a call

A

D
D #1234 E1
D E1

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15
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Dispatches a unit on a call and places them on scene

A

DA
DA #1234
DA E1

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16
Q

Displays a list of stations that currently have no engine available

A

DARK

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17
Q

Displays monthly calendar with date. Same as Shift F-4

A

DATE

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18
Q

Dispatches a unit on a call and places them en route.

A

DE
DE #1234
DE E1

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19
Q

Displays a list of stations that currently have no engine available, but there is minimal coverage

A

DIM

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20
Q

Place a unit in drill status. Unit is still available for assignment. Location may be station or area.

A

DRILL
DRILL E1[lac001], hose-lay drill

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21
Q

Place unit en route to a call.

A

ER
ER #1234
ER E1

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22
Q

Place unit en route to a designated hospital using the 3 letter hospital abbreviation.

A

ERH
ERH E1 [MLK], P/1

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23
Q

Displays the fire response list mask to retrieve the required units for a specific call type. Use TYPL first to determine *** code.

A

FRL

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24
Q

Displays the 80 fire station order response file for the specified dispatch zone.

A

FSOR
FSOR 00103C

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25
Q

Retrieves a mask to convert coordinates from degrees-minutes-seconds to decimal minutes or vice versa.

A

GPS

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26
Q

Displays a list of command options. Retrieves format/syntax options for a specified command.

A

HELP

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27
Q

Moves a unit back to home district, zeros out the timer in place is unit available in quarters. Primarily for helicopters.

A

HOME
HOME COPT11

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28
Q

Displays the three closest receiving hospitals to the given address or landmark. Use only for information and when a paramedic response is not needed. Same as LVH.

A

HOSP
HOSP 1234 MAIN ST.

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29
Q

Displays a call history using the incident number.

A

INL
INL $1234

30
Q

Places a reserve unit (500 series) available for dispatch. Used when reserves are being staffed during major emergency coverage.

A

INSERVE
INSERVE E5111

31
Q

Location verification by address. Street search information without checking for duplicate calls.

A

LV
LV 1234 MAIN ST.

32
Q

Provides latitude and longitude coordinates for a given location displayed in all three coordinate systems.

A

LVG
LVG 1234 MAIN ST.

33
Q

Displays the three closest receiving hospitals to a given address or landmark. Use only for information and when a paramedic response is not needed. Not HOSP.

A

LVH
LVH 1234 MAIN ST.

34
Q

Location verification by street name. Provides a valid ranges in CAD for the requested street. Does not display absolute available addresses. May not reflect current Geo file.

A

LVN
LVN MAIN

35
Q

Location verification and ZIP Code by address.

A

LVZ
LVZ 1234 MAIN ST.

36
Q

Documents miscellaneous comments into a call history or unit history.

A

M
M #1234, COMMENT
M E1, COMMENT

37
Q

Document multi agency incident number which is the three letter city code followed by their incident number.

A

MAI
MAI #1234 DNY5678

38
Q

Updates a unit status from unmanned to manned and available for dispatch.

A

MAN
MAN E1

39
Q

Status monitor set up. Pending, active, out of service, unit status, suspended calls in teams.

A

MON
MON/PA ALL

40
Q

Moves a unit to another district or location.

A

MOV
MOV E1 LAC099
MOV E1 LACEFS

41
Q

Moves a unit back to home district and available MDT.

A

MOVB
MOVB E1

42
Q

Displays next message waiting.

A

NM

43
Q

Retrieves a mask to sign on to CAD terminal. Same as shift F10.

A

OP

44
Q

Signs operator off of CAD terminal. Same as CTRL F10

A

OP OFF

45
Q

Places a unit on scene of a call.

A

OS
OS #1234
OS E1

46
Q

Places a unit unavailable for dispatch while committed to a drill.

A

OSDRL
OSDRL E1 [LACLAO]

47
Q

Places a unit unavailable for dispatch due to mechanical reasons such as breaks or oil changes.

A

OSMEC
OSMEC E1 [info], via LL

48
Q

Places a unit unavailable for dispatch due to personnel reasons.

A

OSPER
OSPER E1 [FF INJURED]

49
Q

Documents law-enforcement comments or activity.

A

POLC
POLC #1234, SHR ER
POLC E1, SHR ER

50
Q

Displays a units last call or specified call history in reverse chronological order in the run card window.

A

R
R #1234
R E1

51
Q

Changes a reserve unit status to unavailable and displays it in CAD as replacing the specified unit. The reserve unit must appear before the unit being replaced.

A

REPLACE
REPLACE E511 E1

52
Q

Places a unit in reserve status and unavailable for recommendation. Typically used when a reserve unit (500 series) has been staffed during a major incident and is no longer needed.

A

RESERVE
RESERVE E511

53
Q

Accesses response criteria files within CAD.

A

RESP
RESP/INDEX

54
Q

Forwards a received message to another terminal.

A

ROUTE
ROUTE CT12/MESSAGE

55
Q

Reopens a closed call. Comment is required with the reason for the reopen. Call types that normally require an ambulance will issue a prompt if an ambulance is needed. Answer Y or N accordingly to proceed.

A

RO
RO #1234, PD ON SCENE REQ FD TO RETURN
RO E1, PATIENT REQ FD TO RETURN

56
Q

Retrieves a complete list of reserve units, 500 series, and current status unless requested by Battalion.

A

RUS
RUS
RUS B01

57
Q

Places a unit in special contact status. Contact me beat location or phone number.

A

SC
SC E1 [3238816140]

58
Q

Cancels a special contact setting.

A

SCX
SCX E1

59
Q

Retrieves system history for the specified date and time frame. Defaults to current dates if not specified.

A

SH

60
Q

Displays the current date, time and Julian day.

A

TIME

61
Q

Send a message to a specified terminal or group.

A

TO
TO #1234/MESSAGE
TO E1/MESSAGE
TO CT12/MESSAGE
TO CTT/TROT/SFDT/

62
Q

Displays a list of all call types and response list codes unless specified. FRL is then used.

A

TYPL
TYPL
TYPL INJURY

63
Q

Displays specific information regarding a specified call type such as priority and ambulance count.

A

TYPR
TYPR INJURY

64
Q

Retrieves the history for a unit. Defaults to current date if not specified.

A

UH
UH E1
UH E1 010109/1200

65
Q

Retrieves the history for a unit in reverse chronological order. Defaults to current date if not specified.

A

UHR
UHR E1
UHR 010109/1200

66
Q

Updates a unit status from manned to unmanned and available for dispatch.

A

UNMAN
UMAN E1

67
Q

Displays unit type and special equipment details for a specified unit.

A

UNITR
UNITR E1

68
Q

Displays the status for a specified unit, Battalion, TRO, fire station or specific equipment type.

A

US
US E1
US B01
US ME
US Q/LAC001
US ALL SQ

69
Q

Retrieves the terminal location of the specified surname or employee number.

A

WHERE
WHERE SMITH
WHERE #123456

70
Q

Retrieves a list of dispatchers assigned to a specific terminal or group. Same as F7.

A

WHO
WHO CT12
WHO BCST
WHO TROT

71
Q

Displays the fire response list mask to retrieve required units for brush responses.

A

WRL