FIDS screens Sample Clauses

FIDS screens. The System must enable the operation of 1,500 FIDS screens with the option to extend the number further. The System must enable the administration, monitoring, live preview and remote configuration of each screen, or graphic controller, if applicable. Each screen may be configured separately, and each screen may display different information. The System must enable at least in the 1280x768, 768x1280 display resolution (portrait orientation), and 1920x1080, 1080x1920 display resolution (landscape orientation). Each display may use any relating data from the AODB described in Annex 2. Any displayed information may be defined and changed depending on the data from the AODB (such as specific display for selected airlines etc.). 4.1.1. Departures + arrivals In order to display the departure/arrival information, the System must enable filtering and sorting by any relating field (e.g. it must be capable of displaying only flights from T1 sorted by departure time etc.). Display of each flight may be changed depending on the relating data from the AODB (e.g. differentiate a flight of XXX in the list of departures). It is possible to set a time window for the flights for each displayed departure/arrival depending on the data from the AODB (e.g. X minutes before STD/STA to X minutes after ATD/ATA and/or X minutes after STD/STA). 4.1.2. Check-ins A special type of information display defined on the basis of data about check-in desks. Information displayed for each flight/check-in desk may be changed depending on all the relating data from the AODB. 4.1.3. Gates A special type of information display defined on the basis of data about gates. Information displayed for each flight/gate may be changed depending on all the relating data from the AODB. The System must be able to process information about gate change with respect to a flight so that information about the original gate is displayed with the currently handled flight. 4.1.4. Arrival belts A special type of information display defined on the basis of data about arrival belts. Information displayed for each flight/belt may be changed depending on all the relating data from the AODB. 4.1.5. Departure belts A special type of information display defined on the basis of data about departure belts. Information displayed for each flight/belt may be changed depending on all the relating data from the AODB 4.1.6. User texts A web GUI is operated in the System which can be used by the users, once they login using their use...
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