How to work with the HI-TIPPLUS* and aTIP* system*
How to work with the HI-TIP
PLUS
* and aTIP* system*
By means of the HI-TIP systems,
complete X-ray images
of fictional baggage items containing threat objects are
automatically projected, at arbitrary intervals, among the
images of real baggage items. Equally,
single threat ob-
jects
of different kinds are automatically projected on the
real X-ray images of scanned baggage items. You
do not
notice the projection process.
Your task is to detect dangerous or suspect objects and mark them with
H
.
When the conveyors are running, the time you need to evaluate the image and make a decision is limited
to a
few seconds
(range 1 to 10 s.). If you need more time, stop the conveyors.
Usually, the time is auto-
matically extended then
(range 0 to 45 s.).
Recognized objects
If you have recognized a suspect object and marked it with
H
, the conveyors are stopped
automatically
and
one of the following messages is displayed on the screen.
A
Warning!
Units with newer software* may be set in a way that the conveyors will only be stopped and a mes-
sage will only appear if the suspect object has been projected by means of the
TIP system
, i.e. if it is
not a real object! If
no message
appears when actuating
H
and if the conveyors do
not
stop, you
have detected a
real, suspect object
which has to be rechecked!
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Message 1
One
fictional threat object
was projected on the image of
a real baggage item by the TIP system. It is now provided
with a
black/yellow
frame
and will be deleted afterwards.
Delete the message with
r
.
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A
Warning!
In any case
check if the framed object is actually
the object you recognized!
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Statistics referring to every user and his
activities on the X-ray unit are created.
From such reports higher level users
can read how many times projected ob-
jects and images have been recognized
and how many of them have been
missed by the individual users.
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