Configuration

The mandatory use and control of temperature is configured from the JJCHK table. The available options are detailed below, please request the configuration from our helpdesk at host@kiusys.com or your account executive

The indicator can be found in section DEFAULT CHECK-IN INITIALIZATION within parameter [PBT]PASSENGER BODY TEMPERATURE

Options

Control Panel

The flights will be initialized according to the parameter configured in the airline's JJCHK table, the control will be seen under the TEMP: indicator followed by the parameter.

If the flight does not have mandatory control, the parameter will not be displayed in the display.

• TEMP:C Mandatory use only when accepting the passenger (MAN_Passenger Acceptance and Edition | Accepting passengers without a seat or bags )

• TEMP:B Mandatory use only when boarding the passenger (MAN_Boarding )

• TEMP:CB Mandatory use only when accepting and boarding the passenger (MAN_Passenger Acceptance and Edition | Accepting passengers without a seat or bags and MAN_Boarding )

Users with keyword CHKLV1 or CHKLV2 could modify the control panel of a particular flight

Entry:

PC<flight>/<date><origin>,TEMP<parameter>

Example:

PC4444/4SEPJFK,TEMPCB

PC4444/4SEPBOG,TEMPN

To check more details on MAN_Control Panel

Accepting passangers with body temperature register

To accept a passenger indicating body temperature Duty 5 is required. The indicator is: ,PT<value> (passenger´s temperature).

• The value may have up to 4 numeric characters including one decimal. Example: 35.6, 100.4

• This indicator may be entered in field Other Elements of the graphic seat map.

• If the indicator is mandatory and it is not detailed in the entry, the following error message will be displayed: INVALID - CHECK PASSENGER BODY TEMPERATURE

• If the maximum value control is configured in the JJCHK, the airport agent will see the following error in case a higher temperature than the allowed one is entered: INVALID - PASSENGER BODY TEMPERATURE NOT ACCEPTABLE

• The accepting command accepts every option the PU command includes.

• If connecting passengers are accepted, the temperature control will only apply to the first flight and not to the later ones, by definition the sanitary control corresponds to the airport where the passenger begins his itinerary.

Entry

PU<item number>,PT<value>

Example:

To see more information on MAN_Passenger Acceptance and Edition | Accepting passengers without a seat or bags

Editing passengers with body temperature registration

Editing the value of a passenger on a flight with a body temperature indicator requires Duty 5, the indicator is: ,PT<value> (passenger´s temperature).

• The new value entered replaces the previous one or adds it in case the passenger has been accepted without previous value.

• You can remove the body temperature value only on those flights that do not require it as mandatory. The indicator is: ,PT0 or ,PTDEL

• If the control with maximum value is configured in the JJCHK, the airport agent will see the following error in case an attempt is made to edit indicating a temperature higher than the allowed one: INVALID - PASSENGER BODY TEMPERATURE NOT ACCEPTABLE

Entry:

PE<flight>/<date><rute>-<secuence number>,PT<value>

Example:

To read more information on Edición de Pasajeros Chequeados

Boarding passengers with body temperature registration

To board a passenger on a flight with a body temperature indicator Duty 5 is required, the indicator is: ,PT<value> (passenger´s temperature).

• If the entry is mandatory and is not clarified in the boarding command, the value will display the following error message: INVALID - CHECK PASSENGER BODY TEMPERATURE

• If the control with maximum value is configured in the JJCHK, the airport agent will see the following error in case a higher temperature than the allowed one, is entered: INVALID - PASSENGER BODY TEMPERATURE NOT ACCEPTABLE

Entry

PB<secuence number>,PT<value>

Example:

To see more information of MAN_Passenger Acceptance and Edition | Editing details for passengers already accepted

History

All body temperature records remain in the flight history (PH command) with the indicated PT:<value>

Automatic or manual flight initialization also captures parameterized body temperature control with the indicator TEMP:<parameter>

Changes in temperature control in the Flight Control Panel are also reflected under the OPT indicator and the new value is recorded.

Filter / OPT can be applied in history to view all control changes in condensed form

To see more information of MAN_Passenger Acceptance and Edition | History

Possible Errors