E-Learning Modules - Airports International

Tutorial Module:X-ray Multi View technology – aTiX – iLaneThe iLane is a fully automated checkpoint concept,which is mostly used in conjunction withthe HI-SCAN 6040aTiX multi view X-ray inspectionsystem. For a better understanding of thisconcept, this learning module offers detaileddescription of the operation and an introductionof measures and instructions. The focus is to explain not only the specialconveyor system but also to describe the checkpoint procedures, whichmay vary from what students have been taught before when working at aconventional checkpoint.Therefore, novices as well as expert in checkpoint operation should learnwith this module. The different components of the iLane and its functions orbuttons are also explained in this module. Several bag-drop positions withtray dispensers, the automatic diversion of suspicious items and the usageof infrared camera-based empty tray recognition device are some detailsthat students should be acquainted with before starting at the new iLanecheckpoint.Who will benefit fromthis course?TipsEmployees working withX-ray equipment like:aTiX and similar machinesfrom Smiths HeimannGeneral Introduction for allScreeners moving frompassenger screening withconventional machines toHBSSecurity Personnel intodifferent fields ofAviation SecurityNew Screeners workingwith HBS machinesModule descriptionSelect this module aspart of your individual“OTS premium” classroomThis theoretical course isa helpful amendment tothe X-ray SimulatorHBS – Multi ViewCourse overview:This course consists of animated learning units with the following structure:Introduction to the iLane conceptObjectivesIlane.evoiLane.evo componentsSafety InstructionsControls of the control unit at the recheck pointLight barriers and reflectorsiLane componentsControls and indicators of the roller conveyorsystemControl panel of the switch cabinetRecheck of objects classified as suspiciousControls of the control units at the sorting pointOperating the iLaneCharging of boxesInspection of objects17