PSAP. Log with time stamp of MSD presented Log with MSD content presented
PSAP. Log with time stamp of received eCall Log with indication of MSD received Log with indication of bi-directional voice communication Log with time stamp of end of eCall
PSAP. Log of time stamp when request is initiated by PSAP operator Used VINs for the test Data sets received from EUCARIS Log of time stamp when data is presented at operator’s desk
PSAP. Log of MSD content (containing last two positions and heading) Within the post processing and evaluation process, the correctness of the heading information will be validated.
PSAP. Log with MSD content presented Log with incident data sent to TMC
PSAP. Microphone and loudspeaker for communication with the IVS D4.1 Draft KPIs, test specification and methodology MSD decoding capability Possibility to initiate call-back Test sequence: Required:
PSAP. Log with indication of bi-directional voice communication both during the initial call and during call-back D4.1 Draft KPIs, test specification and methodology Note: According to the standards, after the IVS will receive CLEARDOWN from the PSAP it will remain registered in the network for 60 minutes. In addition to testing the call-back capability it should be tested that the IVS won’t accept a call-back after this period of time has passed.
PSAP. “PSAP” shall mean “Public Safety Answering Point” which is a communications center that answers 911 telephone calls.
PSAP. An abbreviation for a Public Safety Answering Point operated by a city or county that operates on a 24‐hour basis and whose primary function is to receive incoming 911 requests for emergency assistance and relay those requests to the appropriate public safety responder or agency.
