PSAP simulator Sample Clauses

PSAP simulator. The PSAP simulator part of the system will consists of eCall test bed, PSAP1 service and PSAP2 test system. These components together constitute the eCall pilot system eCall message receiver side.
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PSAP simulator. PSAP eCall client simulator eCall IVS eCall testbed Voice + MSD call to test number https PSAP2 ELS Control and administrator’s UI human user Risk assessment by a PSAP1 xxx.xxxxx.xx/xxx eCall testbed control UI Show result logs Control and configuration GPS Software modem MSD encoding User interface Message activation and configuration PSAP2 API Logs, configurations MSD extraction, decoding, validation PSAP1 API Software modem MSD handling, data complementing and verification PSAP2 Figure 26: HeERO Finnish pilot system architecture outline The main parts of the system include: • eCall client simulator (eCall IVS) • PSAP simulator, which consists of eCall test bed system, PSAP1 service and PSAP2 test system. • eCall pilot system control and administrator’s UI.

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