DVM vs EU Carrier Interface Training

Honeywell DVM Mobile improves the mobility of Security Operations staff by providing surveillance footage directly on their iOS devices over the local Wi-Fi network. It improves awareness and allows faster and more accurate response to security incidents. Live video feeds from multiple cameras are only a tap away allowing operators to track suspects, monitor situations and take immediate action. All without needing to be in the Control Room. Key Features: • Intuitive interface: easy to learn and use • Easy navigation via camera tree with cameras sorted by Location or Group • Multi-camera views • Supports Operator security • Supports HTTPS for secure connectivity • Pan, Tilt , Zoom and select camera presets • Video snapshot of the currently displayed video (saved to device) • Supports the bandwidth-friendly H.264 format • Wi-Fi communication to video streaming server • Adapts video quality based on available bandwidth (optional) IMPORTANT: This version of the Honeywell DVM Mobile app is only supported with Honeywell DVM R600.1 SP1 and the Honeywell DVM Mobile Server 2.0.

This is the training version of EU Carrier Interface. EU Carrier Interface is the business application dedicated to the verification of Third-Country Nationals (TCN) departing to the Schengen area by air, sea and international carriers transporting groups overland by coach. There are two main regulations that are applicable for all carriers to verify whether the Third-Country National is eligible to travel to the Schengen area: 1. The Entry/Exit System (EES) regulations, establishing the EES to register an entry and exit data and refusal of entry data of the TCN crossing the borders of the Schengen area. 2. The European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) regulations, setting out the rules for establishing the ETIAS in order to record, store and update the information on the validity of the travel authorisation. To comply with EES regulations, carriers have to check whether the TCN is holding a valid short-stay visa issued for one or two entries and if the TCN has already used the number of entries authorised by the visa, by providing the data contained in the travel document. To comply with ETIAS regulations, carriers have to check whether the travel authorisation of the TCN is valid, by providing the data contained in the travel document.