About the Rounds Home Screen on a Windows Mobile Device

After you log in to Operator Rounds, you will see the Home screen.

The username of the user who is currently logged in appears at the top of the screen along with the current date.

On this screen, you can:

Select Sync Data to download Route records from GE Digital APM to the Windows Mobile Device.
Select View Routes to view the Route records that were last downloaded.
Select Recommendations to:
- View all recommendations that have been created and not yet uploaded to GE Digital APM.
  -or-
- Create a new recommendation.
Select Sync Data to upload existing records from the Windows Mobile Device to GE Digital APM.
Select Settings to select a download query and delete existing data. This button appears only if you are logged in as a Super User or member of the MI Rounds Administrator Security Group. The following image shows what the Home screen looks like when you are logged in as one of these Security Users. The Settings button is outlined in red.
Select Quit to log out of Rounds.

You can also see the number of Route records and Measurement Location records that were last downloaded and the number of records that are complete.

Hint: A measurement location (i.e., checkpoint) is complete when a reading value for it has been saved. A Route is complete when a reading value has been saved for all of its measurement locations (i.e., checkpoints).

The Route Progress section displays the following information:

x of n Routes completed, where x represents the number of Routes that are complete, and n represents the total number of downloaded Route records.
x of n MLs completed, where x represents the number of checkpoints that are complete, and n represents the number of downloaded Measurement Location records that are linked directly to the Route record (for ALL downloaded Route records). If the Measurement Location records on a Route contain conditions, and those conditions are met, additional checkpoints will appear on the Windows Mobile Device. When this happens, the n number will increase by one for each additional checkpoint.

Note that if you try to navigate away from the Home screen before the progress indicators have been updated, the progress indicators will read Stopped Route Update and Stopped ML Update, and you can then navigate away from the screen.

When you are viewing any screen (except for the Home screen), you will see buttons along the bottom of the screen to indicate the actions that you can perform from that screen. For example, the following image shows the Routes screen.

On the Routes screen, you can:

Select Home to return to the Home screen.
Select Grid View to view the checkpoints in a grid layout on the Readings - Grid screen.
Select Detail Viewto view the checkpoints in a detail layout on the Readings - Detail screen.

Whenever you are viewing a screen from which you can perform more than three actions, you will see the Options button in the lower-left corner of the screen, next to buttons indicating the actions that you are most likely to perform from the current screen.

When you see the Options button, you can tap it to view a grid of buttons that represent the actions that you can perform on the current screen.

For example, in the following image, because you can do more than view the previous and next reading from this screen, the Options button appears next to the <Prev and Next > buttons.

In addition, as you are recording readings for the checkpoints on a Route, the following information will appear at the bottom of the screen:

The name of the Route appears in the lower-right corner of the screen, as shown in the following image.
The text ML x of n, where x represents the number of checkpoint that you are viewing, and n represents the total number of checkpoints on the current Route. As you navigate through the checkpoints, these values will change in the following ways:
- x will display the number associated with the current checkpoint. For example, if there are 6 checkpoints, and you are viewing the first one in the list, the number 1 will appear. Likewise, if you view the third checkpoint, the number 3 will appear.
- n may increase, if additional checkpoints are triggered due to a condition on the Route.