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Your rooms and connected stations. Create and manage scenarios in Scenario Workshop.
DTW Scenario Studio
Create and present visual scenarios with photo backgrounds, fire, smoke, timed scenes, and branching.
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Get started: your first exercise
Five steps from an empty account to a saved candidate report. Quick start guide
Training rooms
Saved exercises
Exercises appear here only when you choose Save & Next Candidate.
Connect candidate tablets
- On each tablet, open
- Enter the room code and a station name, then Connect Station.
- The candidate types their name and taps Begin.
Scenario plan
Dispatch Units
Initial Assignment
Plays on connected candidate stations and releases their initial units. The candidate’s Begin tap enables station audio.
Candidate dispatch audio & tones
Selected Unit Actions
Check one or more units below, then choose the appropriate status.
Available units can be dispatched. Dispatched units receive a green accent and can be marked On Scene. On Scene units receive a red accent and can be returned to Dispatched. Changes sync to every candidate station without creating another tile; the candidate’s own arrival remains separate.
CAD Updates
DTW Scenario Studio No scenario attached
Optional: attach a scenario before dispatch. Existing dispatch-only exercises work as usual.
Effect controls trigger configured effects for every connected station. Add or edit effect layers in Studio before attaching the visuals.
Pausing visuals does not pause the incident timer. Manual scene selection holds until you resume timed scenes.
Training Stations
Room & Exercise Links and exercise controls
Training only. Instructors must verify scenario content and supervise exercises. Simulations do not predict actual fire behavior or certify competency. Read safety disclaimers.