(b) sending a Minimum Set of Data (MSD). It may in addition perform any of the following functions: (a) receiving or determining the vehicle location; (b) providing a warning signal; and (c) allowing bidirectional signals for voice communication, unless specified otherwise in this Regulation. 2.24. means an AECD when installed "AECS (Accident Emergency Call System)" in a vehicle. 2.25. means a logic signal that requests emergency call "Triggering signal" transaction. 2.26. means a set of data as defined in Annex 12. "Minimum Set of Data (MSD)" 2.27. means a component designed to ensure the combined "Control module" functioning of all components of the AECC/AECD/AECS. 2.28. "Information means a device that provides information on the signal device" status of the emergency call transaction. 2.29. means a tell-tale that provides a failure indication of "Warning signal device" the AECC/AECD/AECS. 2.30. a component that ensures the transmission of "Mobile network antenna" data and bidirectional audio signals for voice communication. 2.31. means a display on which more than one message can be "Multi-task display" shown simultaneously. 2.32. means the vehicle's technically permissible "Total permissible mass" maximum mass stated by the manufacturer. 2.33. means a reference point defined for each seat by the manufacturer "R point" in relation to the vehicle's structure, as indicated in Annex 8 to UN Regulation No. 94. Part Ia: Approval of components which are intended to be fitted as part of an Accident Emergency Call Device (AECD) 3. Definitions 3.1. (Accident means one or a combination "AECC Emergency Call Component)" of the following components: (a) Control module and related connector(s); (b) Communication module and related connector(s)2 excluding microphones, loudspeakers and connectors; (c) Back-up power supply (if fitted) and related connector(s);2 (d) Power supply and related connector(s);2 (e) Mobile network antenna and related connector(s);2 (f) GNSS Receiver and related connector(s);2
(b) sending a Minimum Set of Data (MSD). It may in addition perform any of the following functions: (a) receiving or determining the vehicle location; (b) providing a warning signal; and (c) allowing bidirectional signals for voice communication, unless specified otherwise in this Regulation. 2.24. "AECS (Accident Emergency Call System)" means an AECD when installed in a vehicle. 2.25. "Triggering signal" means a logic signal that requests emergency call transaction. 2.26. "Minimum Set of Data (MSD)" means a set of data as defined in Annex 12. 2.27. "Control module" means a component designed to ensure the combined functioning of all components of the AECC/AECD/AECS. 2.28. "Information signal device" means a device that provides information on the status of the emergency call transaction. 2.29. "Warning signal device" means a tell-tale that provides a failure indication of the AECC/AECD/AECS. 2.30. "Mobile network antenna" a component that ensures the transmission of data and bidirectional audio signals for voice communication. 2.31. "Multi-task display" means a display on which more than one message can be shown simultaneously. 2.32. "Total permissible mass" means the vehicle's technically permissible maximum mass stated by the manufacturer. 2.33. "R point" means a reference point defined for each seat by the manufacturer in relation to the vehicle's structure, as indicated in Annex 8 to UN Regulation No. 94. Part Ia: Approval of components which are intended to be fitted as part of an Accident Emergency Call Device (AECD) 3. Definitions 3.1. "AECC (Accident Emergency Call Component)" means one or a combination of the following components: (a) Control module and related connector(s); (b) Communication module and related connector(s)2 excluding microphones, loudspeakers and connectors; (c) Back-up power supply (if fitted) and related connector(s);2 (d) Power supply and related connector(s);2 (e) Mobile network antenna and related connector(s);2 (f) GNSS Receiver and related connector(s);2