eCall function overview Sample Clauses

eCall function overview. In the pilot the eCall functionality will first be tested with a long number (eight or ten digits) calling a test-system, and later on, the eCall functionality will be tested with E112 directly to the PSAP operators. 1. A test person manually initiates an eCall from a vehicle. 2. The IVS, with a normal SIM-card, calls a pre designated long number (not 112). 3. The call is received at a test environment in a pre-designated PSAP 4. The MSD is striped from the call 5. The test person receives a recorded voice response telling that the eCall-test with a long number has been received. 1. A test person manually initiates an eCall from a vehicle 2. The IVS with a dormant SIM-card finds a suitable mobile network and uses special features in the GSM-network for 112 calls 3. The mobile network routes the call to the nearest PSAP 4. The PSAP system recognizes the eCall, either because the Mobile Operator directs the call specifically, or because the call at the PSAP is recognized as an eCall by the eCall flag (to be decided). 5. The call is handled separated from other 112-calls, and the PSAP system strips the MSD and other data of the call and places the data on a server, and makes the 112- call available for an operator. 6. When the operator at the PSAP takes/gets the call, the position will be shown on a map (as with cell-information today), and the rest of the MSD will be presented on the screen as text. 7. Optional (to be decided): The operator look up the VIN number in the Danish Registry for Motor Vehicles for further information or the system does it automatically, and represent the resulting information along with the rest of the MSD as text. 8. When the operator tells the caller, that he or she has reached 112, the caller identifies the call, as an eCall test call and when that has been acknowledged, the call is terminated by both parties.
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