Sites

▶ Open the Groups/Points report

A site is a place with its own set of points, for example a building. If the same baton system is used at more than one place, the points of each place are kept apart in their own site, and the reports about clockings are about one site at a time.

How sites are made

Normally you do not have to make sites: the program makes them when it downloads a baton.

• The very first download makes Site 01.
• If none of the points on a baton were seen before, they are put in a new site (Site 02, Site 03, ...), unless there is a site that has no points yet, then they go there.
• If some of the points were seen before, the new ones are added to the site of the known points. If the known points belong to more than one site, the new points get a new site.

You can also make one yourself: move a point to a new site (see below), or in Advanced mode click new site at the top of the Groups/Points report.

Looking at a site

Choose the site in the Site box on the left, see Choosing the dates and the site. The Groups/Points report lists the points of the chosen site, or of every site with All sites.

Renaming a site

In the Groups/Points report, click on the site's name. Type the new name in the box that appears and press Enter to keep it, or Esc to leave it as it was.

Moving a point to another site

In the Groups/Points report, click move / ignore ... next to the point and choose the site in the list (or a new site). The point moves there, taking all of its data (past and future) with it. The same list can ignore a point: a stray or test tag is then left out of the reports.

Where the patrols start and end

Next to a site's name in Groups/Points it says which point its patrols start and end at. Click (change) to choose another. See Detailed.