Third eCall testfest

The third eCall testfest event, organised by Ertico-ITS Europe and ETSI, will be held from 27 to 31 October 2014 in Vigo, Spain. This event will be hosted by CTAG in cooperation with CETECOM. The eCall testfest event enables vendors to run interoperability test sessions using test descriptions provided in approved guidelines. The event will bring more value with the debriefing sessions where experts can answer technical questions or solve interoperability issues. Additionally, compliancy and performance
August 1, 2014 Read time: 2 mins

The third eCall testfest event, organised by 374 Ertico-ITS Europe and ETSI, will be held from 27 to 31 October 2014 in Vigo, Spain. This event will be hosted by CTAG in cooperation with CETECOM.

The eCall testfest event enables vendors to run interoperability test sessions using test descriptions provided in approved guidelines. The event will bring more value with the debriefing sessions where experts can answer technical questions or solve interoperability issues. Additionally, compliancy and performance checking sessions will be scheduled to complement the interoperability tests.

At the eCall testfest event last year, more than 30 vendors benefited from more than 300 test sessions to check the interoperability of their IVS or PSAP devices. With eCall now coming closer to the market, verifying the eCall chain and in particular compliance with eCall standard requirements through different means of test is critical. This third eCall testfest event is a unique opportunity for vendors to check their eCall implementation confidently against other devices and eCall standards requirements.

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