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NEON Command

NEON Command is a remote 3D visualizer where commanders can view 3D tracks of their team. It also includes a 3D mapping tool to create building models.

The primary functionality for NEON Command is the creation of building models, which allows for 3D tracking and improved 2D tracking for users. The Building Editor documentation outlines all of the tools available for creating a building and the Complex Building Tutorial provides a walk-through to create some of the most complex structures.

Beyond building modeling, NEON Command allows users to view tracking sessions. Personnel Trackers can view their tracking sessions either in real-time or in a historical view. Signal Mappers may open Signal Maps to view or generate an automated report in a variety of formats. NEON Command displays more information than is available on a NEON app’s view, such as path history, error, and all of the signal information for Signal Mappers.

Further information for various functionalities of NEON Command can be found in the pages below. Some functionality is limited to Signal Mapping customers only, and it is marked as such in the list.

  • User Interface - Explains the various UI elements. New users should familiarize themselves with these.
  • Building Editor - Details about all of the tools in the building editor and how to use them. This describes some of the best practices for creating a building.
  • Viewing Tracks - Explains how to view users’ tracks and how to interpret them. This focuses primarily on the Personnel Tracker use case, but can be very useful to all users.
  • Signal Maps (Signal Mapper) - Describes how to open and view signal maps, as well as explains how to configure them for users’ needs.
  • Signal Map Reports (Signal Mapper) - Details the various reports that can be generated from signal maps.
  • Color Maps (Signal Mapper) - Explains how to create color maps that are customized for a given use case.
  • Tile Sources - Explains how to configure custom base map sources.
  • Menus - Explains the tools found in the different menus. Many tools are covered more thoroughly in other documents, and links are provided to those documents.
  • Preferences - Details all of the options available in the Preferences Menu.
  • Sign In / Sign Out - Explains various methods of signing in to NEON Command.

This documentation is intended to provide an in-depth view of NEON Command. For a more guided explanation while using the product, please see the Tutorials section.