Switch Example - Demonstration by Eric

• Hi. Welcome to my demonstration of the power and flexibility of iAuditor.

• It provides a demonstration of how you can use the switch function. Take a look at how I've built it.

• Swipe right to see a creative example of how to us the Switch component.

• Document No.

• Audit Title

• Prepared for

• Conducted on

  Date

• Prepared by

• A switch can be as simple as indicating the status of a switch / circuit breaker / light or indicator when performing an audit On/Off

• On or Off (Slide to the left or right)

  Off

  On

• ON

• OFF

• Or (when used with a smart field) can turn on powerful audit items. Eg. Imagine you have attended an alarm panel with 3 indicator lights and some gauges. Switch on an indicator light and see the responses to make.

Alarm Panel Status

• Temperature

  Off

  On

• Note: Normal operating temp is between 2500 and 3000 degrees. Use the slider to select different temperatures and scroll down to see differing actions appropriate to your selection.

• System Temp

• WARNING - CEASE ALL OPERATIONS, EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY

• System is below normal operating temp (Refer operations manual)

• Operating temp is within normal range, suspect faulty alarm indication.

• Action taken

• Temperature within range

• Gas Detection

  Off

  On

• Note: This indicator could be a different color and either flashing or solid. Select from the list & scroll down to see the varying action options.

• Indicator Color

  Select Flashing Green Solid Green Flashing Amber Solid Amber Flashing Red Solid Red

  • Flashing Green
  • Solid Green
  • Flashing Amber
  • Solid Amber
  • Flashing Red
  • Solid Red

• Trace Gas detected. Order maintenance investigation.

• Significant benign gas detected. Order maintenance investigation.

• WARNING. Significant Hazardous gas detected. QUARANTINE AREA IMMEDIATELY

• WARNING - CEASE ALL OPERATIONS, EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY

• Action taken

• Gas within normal range

• Pressure

  Off

  On

• The key pressure here is 200 KPa. Try entering a higher or lower number and scroll down to see the resulting action.

• KPa

• OVERPRESSURE, EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY

• Pressure within range, suspect faulty indication

• Action taken

• Pressure within range

• I hope you have enjoyed this demonstration of Switches and have learned more about the flexibility and strengths of the system.

• To see my examples of ALL iAuditor components search the public library for "Eric's iAuditor Examples"

• I am not connected with Safety Culture or the iAuditor product. However I discovered the product a few years ago and now use it all the time.

• For technical assistance from Safety Culture (iAuditor), you can try the following link.
  safetyculture.com.iauditor

• If you would like help from me, it would be on a fee for service basis.

• If you would like a quote to help with your iAuditor needs, please email to:
  basguy@businessecho.com.au

• Regards, Eric

• Feel free to copy anything from within this demonstration. If you found something that will save you hours, then you could always email me a thankyou. I'd love to hear from you.