When integrating 4G/5G wireless communication modules into vehicle-mounted telematics systems, comprehensive validation is essential to address diverse factors such as communication protocols, country-specific band support, seamless operation during cross-border travel, and emergency call (eCall) compliance—ensuring robust, reliable performance in real-world global deployments.
At Japan Novel, we deliver one-stop excellence in wireless validation—from test environment design and custom test case development to full-scale execution. We empower your telematics rollout with unmatched speed, precision, and global compliance, turning technical challenges into market advantages.
We have verification experience with in-vehicle TCUs in over 20 countries worldwide, focusing on Europe, North America, and ASEAN.
In collaboration with measurement instrument vendors, we also establish environments in Japan to reproduce defects found in the field.

| Function | Trigger / Operation |
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| Voice Call (Normal) Connection |
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| Voice Call (Emergency) Connection |
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| Data Communication Connection |
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| ETWS Notification |
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| FOTA Function |
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| eSIM Rewrite |
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| Carrier-Specific Services |
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In Europe, eCall (automated emergency calling) has been mandatory for all new type-approved passenger cars since April 2018, and NG-eCall will become mandatory from January 2026.
In the event of an accident, the in-vehicle communication unit automatically contacts the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) with Minimum Set of Data (MSD), including airbag/collision sensor information and the accident location (GPS coordinates).
Emergency Call Support (NG-eCall / eCall)
In NTN, communication with satellites and HAPS faces challenges such as long-distance transmission latency, Doppler shift, and radio signal attenuation along the communication path. We accurately reproduce these issues in a lab environment to verify the performance of devices and equipment.
We provide one-stop support following the process below:
Covers environment survey, confirmation of test equipment, and determination of major test categories.
In the preliminary investigation phase, we clarify "what can be done" and "what cannot be done" based on information such as terminal specifications, the customer's test environment (type of simulator, presence of a shielded room, etc.), and target sensors.
Includes test environment setup.
In the test preparation phase, we not only create the test specification document but also develop test scenarios for use with the simulator.
Includes retesting upon defect occurrence.
In the test execution phase, if a defect occurs, we provide a detailed report from the perspectives of terminal specifications and 3GPP standards.
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