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## Installation Guide ### 1. Download the Resource Users can get the Station Alert resource from Inferno Collection. * For Sonoran CAD **Pro** users, [download the FREE Station Alert (Sonoran Edition) package](https://sonoran.link/FtMqEnXF). * For all other Sonoran CAD users, [purchase the paid Station Alert package](https://sonoran.link/AUd3Abat). This resource is managed through Tebex and will require you to login with FiveM. Be sure to login **using the account that has the keymaster license** for your server. Once purchased you can [download the resource from the CFX.re portal](https://portal.cfx.re/assets/granted-assets?search=Station+Alert). ### 2. Install the Resource We suggest installing the `inferno-station-alert` folder within the `[sonorancad]` folder your integration framework is installed in. The final result would look like the image below:

### 3. Start the Resource In your `server.cfg` add the following new lines: ```lua exec @inferno-station-alert/config.cfg ensure inferno-station-alert ``` ### 4. Configuration Options Information on adding stations, lights, speakers, and more can be found in the [quick start guide](https://docs.inferno-collection.com/resources/station-alert/usage/). The [configuration documentation](https://docs.inferno-collection.com/resources/station-alert/config/) provides further customization options. ## Usage ### 🌎 Live Map On the live map, ensure you toggle station blips on. Clicking on a station will open the alert panel. The following example: * Opens doors `1` and `2`, closes door `3` at the `Roxwood` station * Sets the station indicator lights to red and magenta at the `Roxwood` station * Plays `Example Message` as text-to-speech at station `Roxwood` * Plays `EMS Priority 1` from the station alert resource tones at station `Roxwood`

### 🚨 Station Alert Panel Dispatchers can also add the dedicated `Station Alert` panel in their custom layouts. Here, you can type-to-filter and select multiple stations at once.

### 📞 Dispatch Call Editor The dispatch call editor has a shortcut to quickly access nearby stations from an emergency call. When an emergency call from in-game is imported into the dispatch editor, the `Nearby Stations` icon will be available. Selecting one of these nearby stations will prefill call information into the station alert builder panel in your layout.

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