<Execute Query> key. To display a specific monitor or group of monitors press the 
<Enter Query> key and enter your criteria. Pressing the <Execute Query> key after entering your selection criteria will display the specific Monitor records. The Monitor Basic tab allows you to update all production monitor data belonging to you. To display the Monitor records press the <Execute Query> key. To display a specific monitor or group of monitors press the <Enter Query> key and enter your criteria. Pressing the <Execute Query> key after entering your selection criteria will display the specific Monitor records.
If the Read Only Screening Group is active, ALL monitors in the database at production status will be selected if no selection criteria have been entered. There are thousands of monitors across the nation at production status so this will take some time. It is wise to always enter a State, County, Tribal or Parameter Code before requesting an execute query .
When a Screening Group is active, only records owned by the Screening Group are selected.
Use the 
<Previous Record> (Up arrow) and 
<Next Record> (Down arrow) keys to scroll through the records you have queried.
Entering New Monitor Data
To create a new monitor record in the database you need to get out of query mode before entering data in the various fields. This is done one of in three ways:
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<Cancel Query> will put you in data input mode.
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<Insert Record> will give you a blank form to enter data. This is often used when you already have monitor records selected.
· · The Duplicate Monitor button will make a copy of the monitor currently displayed in the form. You will be prompted to enter a new Parameter or POC. Most of the values of the monitor data visible when you clicked on the Duplicate Monitor button will be copied to the new monitor record.
To maintain the Agency Roles, Sampling Periods, Objectives, Monitor Types, Tangent Roads, Probe Obstructions, Regulation Compliance, Required Collection Frequency, Collocation, or Comments data associated with the selected Monitor record, press the corresponding tab on the top of the window.
This component consists of the following fields:
A FIPS code that identifies one of the federally recognized Native American tribes. This field is only visible when Tribal Mode is turned on. Only required when defining sites and monitors in tribal areas.
Enter a State FIPS code that identifies one of the 50 states or other countries. Not required when Tribal Code is used
Enter a County FIPS code that identifies a county or the equivalent geo-political entity. Not required when Tribal Code is used.
The Site Identifier is a number used to uniquely identify a site within a county.
A Code identifying a type of sampling performed by a monitor.
The primary source of the pollutant being monitored.
Code which denotes the geographic scope of the measurements of air quality data.
The general location of a monitor's probe with respect to the building.
The height of the sampling monitor probe from the ground.
The horizontal distance of the monitor's probe from the probe's support structure.
The vertical distance of the monitor's probe from the probe's support structure.
A code indicating whether a TSP monitor serves as a surrogate monitor for PM-10.
Indicates whether or not the flow of air in the vicinity of the monitor's probe is unrestricted by physical obstructions. The indicator could be Y (Yes), N (No), or W (Waiver).
The time in seconds for the sample to move from the probe inlet to the monitor.
A code assigned to a specific parameter being measured and/or analyzed.
Parameter Occurrence Code - A numeric sequence number used to distinguish between different monitors at one site that are measuring the same parameter.
The last date on which the monitor collected a sample.
The most recent calendar date on which raw data for the monitor was posted to production.