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J ohn GoyApplications Mgr Networks

Baxall Limited

Bredbury Park Industrial Estate

Stockport SK6 2SU

United Kingdom

email: [email protected]

phone: +44 (0) 161 406 6611

Web: www.baxall.com

www.baxallnetworks.com

Baxall CCTV The Transition to IP


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Yesterdays Data Networks

Terminal

Terminal

Terminal

Terminal

Terminal

Terminal

IBM

Main Frame

Coax

Coax

Coax

Coax

Coax

Coax


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Todays Data Networks

Work Station Work Station Work Station Work Station Work Station

File Server

Back Bone

Ethernet/IP

Ethernet - Copper UTP Ethernet - Copper UTP Ethernet - Copper UTP Ethernet - Copper UTP

Ethernet - Copper UTP


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Tomorrows Networks

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

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4 5 6

7 8 9

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IP Phone

Workstation

IP PhoneWWW

Workstation

File Server

1 2 3

4 5 6

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IP Phone

Application

Server

Workstation

WAN

Workstation


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Todays CCTV Systems

Central Control/

Recording

Camera n

Camera n

Camera n

Camera n

Camera n

Coaxial Analogue

Video

Coaxial AnalogueVideo

CCTV Monitor

Controller/Recorder

Keyboard


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Tomorrows CCTV Systems

Fixed IP Camera Fixed IP Camera Fixed IP Camera Fixed IP Camera

Fixed IP CameraFixed IP Camera

PTZ IP Camera

Dome IP Camera

CCTV Monitor

IP Keyboard

Ethernet - Copper UTP

Back Bone

Ethernet/ATM


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AVVID Networks

MON

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

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IP Camera

IP Encoder

IP Camera

IP PhoneNVR Client

NVR Server

IP PhoneWWW

IP Decoder

Desktop PC

File Server


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What IP-CCTV Isnt!


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The Misconceptions:What Live Networked Video Isnt

Web cams !

Low frame rate (1,2 frames per sec) Difficult to scale

Low resolution Poorly integrated Low quality USB connectivity


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Why choose Baxall

Network Video Solutions ?


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Cameras with integral video server

Video Server

Hardware Client

PC Viewer andcontroller/configuration

Keyboard with integrated systemcontrol element

PTZ integration, BaxNet

Network Video Recorder

Destiny IPTM


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SDK

PC

Controller

CCTV

Lite & Plus

PC Viewer

Web ServerDistributed viewingMS Explorer / Netscape.

Alarm reporting & FTP facility

Remote Control

Single point Control and view

Unlimited cameras & monitors

Record 1 camera / view 1 to 4

alarm functionality and audio

View, Record & Control

up to 16 cameras by job orAlarm /event

Colour & motion detection

Multiple points of control

Unlimited cameras & monitors

CCTV / Access / BMS / Intruder

Admin, View , and Record

Software Development Kit

Custom GUI

Integration into BMS / Access

Available via VNI only


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Technology Agnostic Analogue/ATM/IP

End to end Camera/TX/Display/Sys Mgt/Control

Net Stds Interoperability 802.1p/802.3/IGMP/H.261etc

Built to last Company and product

Investment 10% sales returned to internal R&D

CCTV Vendor creating true IP-CCTVsolutions for the security industry

Why Baxall?


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Q1 How much bandwidth does a camera require? H.261 (Upto 1.5Mbs) MJPEG (Upto 2Mbs) MPEG2/4 (up to 8Mbs)

Q2 How much storage do I require?

16 cams for 30 days = 4.7TB (8 @ 750Kbs, 8 @ 1.2Mbs)

Q3 I have been told that Multicasting is a bad thing!

No problems using using Layer 3 Switched, IGMP enabled networks

Q4 How do I control movable cameras?

Interface via standard RS232, 485, or 422 serial comms

Q5 How many cameras can I deploy?

Using distributed rec, ctrl, and viewing over a correctly designed network

there are no real limits!!! (Caltrans 17000 cams, Brussels 700 cams etc)

Top 5 Pre Spec Questions


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Utilities

Education

Rest of World

Case Studies


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Case Study 1

Utilities


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Background

Responsible for the Delivery of electricity to 2.4 million customers

over a 26,000 sq. kms service area

Power derived from nuclear, oil, gas and wind

47500kms of overhead line, 32500kms of underground cable,

70kms of submarine cable

Extensive distribution network into Southwest England and South

Wales

105 remote substations varying in step-up capacity 132KV up to

400KV >70,000 km of quality ITU-T G652 fibre installed on the power

transmission lines owned by them and operated by their sister

company

Utilities Case Study


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Drivers

A pair of real time eyes in the remote substation is essential to monitor coolant levels

within high voltage transformers.

Unplanned power interruption must be kept to a minimum avoiding wide spread

disruption and customer disappointment

Extensive Cisco metro Ethernet network already deployed typically Gbit Ethernet toremote substations. Some WAN links as low as 128Kb/s

Chosen solution must be flexible enough to grow as and when new substations are added

into the power distribution network.

Video must be fit for purpose with minimal latency when using PTZ dome cameras

Technology must support multicast video allowing for efficient use of network bandwidth

and enabling multiple operators access to the same video stream

Ability to ensure remote substation is secure and audio back to remote site to deter

vandalism



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Solution

Full implementation if IP CCTV surveillance was deployed and based on

DestinyIPTM

Dome camera deployed with remote substation allowing service

operator to monitor coolant levels with in 400KV transformers, giving

visual indication of working status. Smooth integration of multicast video due to Cisco architecture

supporting multicast with out need for costly network configuration

Easy upgrade path for future camera/recording additions made possible

using DestinyIPTM

Acceptable/Usable PTZ latency typically


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ROI Removed the need for multiple field coolant

engineers, coolant checks managed from HQ.

Coolant level sensor also migrated onto IP network -

video providing visual verification of alarm Minimises possibility of unplanned interruption, early

deployment of rapid response teams.

PTZ, Video, and Audio over single cable cost

saving over and above the analogue equivalent. To enable better emergency response to life or

death situations



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Further Uses To enable early warning of criminal activity.

To provide notification and visual verification ofintruder alarm triggers.

Integration of access control providing visualverification of person entering substation.

Migration of existing external CCTV cameras on to IPnetwork.

Two way audio/video between HQ and on siteengineer/contractor verification of work carriedout.



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Utilities System Schematic


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Case Study 2

Education


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Background

Many distributed sites within towns, cities,boroughs and counties

Discrete buildings to large sprawling campuses

Normally open access to sites at all times bar

dead of night Typically low budget CCTV installs but sizeable

IT spends

High cost of guarding for large campuses

(10ks pa) Hitherto additional cost of dial-up or leased

line to transmit remote video now broadbandInternet services (10ks)

Education Case Study


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Drivers

Improve the consistency of quality of security and

surveillance

To maintain free and open access to individuals but to

enable protection against crime

Police requirement for visual verification of alarm

To maximise the use of network video for non-security

applications and hence place more justification within

the IT spend

To minimise the cost of manned guarding whereverpossible

To minimise the daytime load on the broadband WAN

service, but to make use of during night time



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Solution

Using existing council owned/run town centre monitoringstations.

Ability to link legacy systems via transparent video / audio

and data links

Daytime alarm verification by admin staff further reducing

costs of on site/visiting security guards

Increase in effectiveness due to use of highly trained/skilled

operators and system intelligence

Reduced insurance premiums through improved emergency

response effectiveness

Better analysis and control of some business processes

(supplier mgt)

Night time uses existing broadband links that are dormant out

of school hours



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Solution

Distance learning / e-seminars

Sick or problem child contingency learning

Distributed group video conferencing

Virtual open days

In-room coaching and mentoring tool for firstyear probationary teachers



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Education System Schematic


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HQ Control of Current Install


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Addition of New Cams via IP


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Complete IP Solution


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Caltrans San Diego Cisco Comms rooms Bedfont, Manchester, Glasgow

The Vatican, Vatican City

Schipol Airport, Amsterdam, NL Fire & Emergency Services Denver, Colorado

St Helens Town Centre

East Lancs CC

Thyssen Krups Manufacturing Midlands

Humberside CC

Other References


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Questions and Answers

Thank-you


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