Human interface definition

Human interface means that the ECC Operations personnel must be in relatively close physical contact to one another to perform the ECC’s mission. The question has already arisen from the HRECC Administrative Board if the current ECC floor could somehow be renovated to “make more room” for operations. The answer is no. The only consideration evaluated would be to convert the Training/Meeting room into more operational space but the Operations Personnel placed in that space would be physically separated by three walls, the Technology room and approximately 140’ removed. That consideration is not viable as all ECC Operations personnel need to “human interface” in person to effectively communicate among 9-1-1 call taking and Emergency Services Dispatching.
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Examples of Human interface in a sentence

  • The TUS eCall IVS module contains the following main function blocks:  Network Access Device NAD, GSM/GPRS  GNSS: GPS receiver (positioning)  uController control unit  External GSM/GPS antenna  SIM card interface (common SIM cards will be used)  Human interface (Push buttons, etc.)  Car interface (CAN bus, Power supply)  Audio interface (microphone and speaker)  Sensors for crash detection (Inertial, Gyro, Compass, etc.) Existing third party eCall modem is used.

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