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Proxim Wireless for ITS &Video Surveillance Networks

Chris [email protected](408) 839-1424


Leader in 4G Private Networks

Proxim provides Wi‐Fi, Broadband Wireless Access and Wireless Backhaul technologies for a complete wireless broadband ecosystem

Our wireless solutions enable Governments, Service Providers and Enterprises to deploy fixed and mobile security and video surveillance, indoor and outdoor Wi‐Fi, business and residential internet access and cell tower backhaul

Proxim pioneered WLAN chipsets, mesh routing, carrier class PtP radio’s, wireless switches, LAN mobility; Proxim/Metricom + Western Multiplex/Terabeam/Telaxis

Over 25 years in business with 250,000 customers and > 2.5 million units in the field

Deployments across Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific – 65 countries worldwide

Wi‐Fi Mesh

Point to Multi‐Point

Point to Multi‐Point

Point to Point

Introduction to Proxim


Point‐to‐MultiPoint Wireless LAN

ORiNOCO® AP-8000 MIMO

ORiNOCO® AP-4000

Point‐to‐Point

ORiNOCO® Wi-Fi Mesh Series

Tsunami ® GX-800

Tsunami ® QB-8100 MIMO Series

Product Portfolio

Tsunami ® MP-8100 MIMO Series

Tsunami ® MP-8160 MIMO Series

Tsunami ® MP.11 Series

QB-62000


End-to-End Wireless Portfolio

MP.11 SU

MP.11 BSU

MP-8100 BSU

MP-8100 SU

Outdoor MESHORiNOCO

Wi-Fi

Backhaul – QB/GX.800

200 Mbps capacity

IP Throughput = 622 / 200 / 25 Mbps

MP.11 Mobile

24 Mbps capacity per sector


Specifications in overview> 6‐38 GHz frequency bands support1> 7 to 56 MHz configurable channel

bandwidths> Ultra low latency < 100 µs > High power radio (+27 dBm)> 622 Mbps of aggregate capacity out of

the box> Features ATPC and Adaptive Coding

Modulation (ACM)> Extensive Layer 3 Protocol Support> Flexible IDU Data Interfaces (Ethernet,

SDH/PDH)> Built‐in Spectrum Analyzer, BER Tester

& utilization charts> In‐band and out‐of‐band management > Per port capacity allocation and

bandwidth shaping

Tsunami GX800


Tsunami GX800


QB62000

System • Transmission Capacity :1000Mbps Full Duplex• System Duplex< 50 usec• FEC:Reed Solomon• Modulation:QPSK• Ethernet Frame Size : 9000 bytes • Bit error rate : < 10 ‐9

Interface • Data Interface : 1000Base‐T‐RJ‐45• PoE + (IEEE 802.3at )• 20W power consumption

Management • HTTP Browser• SNMP version 1,2c,3• MIB supports :Property MIB

Radio and Antenna • RF Spectrum : 60GHZ• Antenna Gain : 37 dBi• Antenna Size : 162 x 162 mm• Beam Width <2 º (3dB point)


QB62000

Easy Install• All ODU, antenna• Single PoE+ cable run

Low profile• Front face is a mere 7x7”• Smaller than an iPad

Easy integration• Small size fits into picocell

enclosures


Single radio Point to Multipoint solution

> MIMO 3x3 technology improves signal redundancy

RF interference mitigationNLOS (OFDM)

> Wide frequency Range

2.3 – 2.5 and 4.9 – 6.0 GHZ (depending on country regulation and antenna option)

> WORP protocol

Carrier Grade security (AES 128, Radius Authentication)Enhanced Features (QOS, VLAN, Bridging / Routing)Compatible with MP.11 portfolio (Legacy Mode)

300 Mbps data rate

Dual gigabit Ethernet ports with PoE in/out

Tsunami MP-8100 BSUBroadband Wireless Access


Wireless Outdoor Router Protocol (WORP)

Layer 2 Scheduler> Guaranteed data path vs. best effort (Wi‐Fi)

QOSBandwidth Management> MIR> CIR

Layer2 FECAES 128 ‐ 256 bitDirected Multicast SupportMIMODynamic data rate selectionSeamless Mobility


OFDM and MIMO Improves NLOS Capabilities

Line‐of‐Sight (LOS)

Near Line‐of‐Sight (nLOS)

Non Line‐of‐Sight (NLOS)

LOS refers to both visual line‐of‐sight and clear radio line‐of‐sight (Fresnel Zone). In nLOS locations, there is clear visual line‐of‐sight but the radio line‐of‐sight is blocked. In NLOS locations, both visual and radio lines‐of‐sight are blocked.


Perimeter, public monitoring solutions are becoming a key component for enterprisesEducational, healthcare and financial institutions are beginning to rely on surveillance systems to ensure safety within their premisesPublic safety organizations depend on archived data from video monitoring systems to reduce vandalism in troubled neighborhoodsLive traffic surveillance is increasingly being used as a tool in community protectionTerrorist threats and public safety challenges continue to drive the need for high quality remote surveillance and timely response

Why Video Surveillance


Video Supported Applications

Red Light RunningLicense Plate RecognitionBackhaul Traffic CamerasProvide mobile video connectivity to trains, buses and police

Traffic Management Center (TMC) to Traffic Management Center for intercity communication

Auxiliary Applications:CCTV Camera BackhaulPublic Wi‐Fi access


Excellent surveillance quality that ensures image usability in challenging conditions

Complex and constantly changing lighting

Complex picture composition, backlighting

Large area overview

High level of detail needed

Vibration

Clear images of rapidly moving objects and persons

Challenges of Maintaining High Image Quality


Automatic day and night functionality

Auto‐iris for optimal image quality

High‐quality transparent dome cover

H.264 video compression – great bandwidth and storage savings without compromising image quality

Additional featuresWide dynamic range and backlight compensation

Electronic image stabilization

Progressive scan, even for PTZ cameras

High zoom capabilities

Features to Look for in Cameras


Equipment should offer several features to withstand tough operating conditions

Water‐ and dust‐proof (IP66‐rated)

Wide operating temperature range, e.g. ‐40 °C to 55 °C (‐40 °F to 131 °F)

Sun / weather shield for protection against direct sunlight, snow and rain

Vandal‐resistant design, hardened casings

Designing for Tough Environments


Quick to deploy: Often in hours and days

Affordable: 20‐70% less expensive than wired options

Flexibility: Can be deployed anywhere

High capacity

Mobility at vehicular speeds

Reliability: 99.995% availability

Outdoor and indoor

Advantages of Wireless


Tsunami MP.11 5054Tsunami.GX (PtP)ORiNOCO® Wi‐Fi access points (Mesh)Axis PTZ Cameras

Solution

Countywide Wireless Network, US Chemical Weapons Depot and 9 cities in the 700 sq mile area utilize the networkApplication

Case Study: Umatilla County, ORPublic Safety & Video Surveillance

Improved team logistics; 65% reduction in paperworkMore efficient traffic stopsReal time traffic monitoringEliminated 4000 radio calls per month

Why Proximand Axis


Quick and Easy Installation Complete coverage of the port area Tsunami MP.11 provided throughputs higher than 10 Mbps

Why Proximand Axis

Tsunami MP.11 5054‐R PlatformAxis Cameras ‐ PTZSolution

Real time monitoring and surveillance of the docking harbor at the port of Santa Lucia in Saint Raphael located between Cannes and Saint Tropez in France to ensure asset protection and manage entry and exit of boats

Application

Case Study: Port Video Surveillance and Traffic Management


Indiana Department of Transportation Case Study

The Indiana DOT has a variety of applications that need wireless connectivity. The following are all applications that Proxim has provided field proven solutions for.

Full‐Duplex Backhauls: • GX‐200/GX‐90Wireless Traffic Cameras and ITS Cabinets• 5054‐SeriesWireless Dynamic Message Signs (DMS)• 5012‐SURTraffic Detection Radar Sites (Solar Powered)• 5012‐SURWireless Remote Access • AP4000‐MR‐LR


Problem

Provide Ubiquitous CCTV Coverage at speeds up to 100Km/h along 80Km of winding track which goes through the city and through tunnels

Solution

Proxim Tsunami MP.11 Model 5054 BSUs were deployed along the track in the proper locations and multiple 5054‐SU’s were deployed in the train to backhaul each camera and provide 4Mbps of continuous connectivity

Mobile Video: Tenerife, SpainCase Study


Los Angeles County Wireless Communication System

The County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works (LADPW) is responsible for management of surface street traffic flow in one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.

The county is made up of 37 incorporated cities comprising an area of 4,060 square miles with an estimated population of 9.9 million.

The commute time by drivers, including traversing surface streets, averages 30 minutes for residents of the county. Traffic of this scale and the yearly increases in commute times was the impetus for LADPW to develop a wireless communication network that would become the foundation for administering a multi‐jurisdictional Intelligent Transportation System (ITS).

The system is comprised of over 5,000 signalized intersections and more than 500 cameras.


Intra‐city traffic signal coordination

County to City high speed backbone for traffic and video transport

City use of the wireless network to:

Provide Public Safety wireless intranet

Provide Video detection / real time license plate processing for warrants and Wants.

1/10th the cost of Fiber

All equipment needed better than 100ms latency

Allow 1 second polling access to each signal

Requirements in Large Deployments


Deployment ‐ Daisy chain

Tsunami QB

Tsunami QB

Tsunami QB

Tsunami QB


Deployment ‐ Point to multi point

Tsunami MP 8100-BSU


Deployment – City‐Wide Network


Border Patrol Application

Border Patrol TowerMP.11 HS Base Station connected to video surveillance cameras and mobile subscriber units in vehicles to aid in enhancing border security

Video SurveillanceMP.11 HS Subscriber Units linked to video cameras to wirelessly transmit real‐time video feeds back to command centre

MP.11 HS Base Stations / Subscriber Units (1.8, 2.4, 5.1 –6.08 GHz)• 245054‐BSUR

• 245054‐SUR

• 245054‐SUA

MP.11 HS Mobile Base Stations / Subscriber Units (1.8, 2.4, 5.1 –6.08 GHz)• 245054‐BSU‐S

• 245054‐SU‐S

Products

Base StationMP.11 HS 245054-BSUR

MobileSubscriber Unit

MP.11 HS 245054-SU-S

Subscriber UnitMP.11 HS 245054-SUR

Subscriber UnitMP.11 HS 245054-SUR


Mobile Surveillance Application

Base StationMP.11 HS 245054-BSUR

HQ Base CampMP.11 HS Base Station communicating with UAVs using FastConnect and HDWirelesstechnology through military‐grade encrypted wireless links (AES‐256)

Mobile DeploymentsTsunami Mini Subscriber Units, the size of a deck of cards, can be embedded into mobile vehicles

Products

Base Station / Subscriber Unit ‐MP.11 HS (1.8, 2.4, 5.1 – 6.08 GHz)• 245054‐BSUR

• 245054‐SUR

• 245054‐SUA

Subscriber UnitTsunami Mini

Mobile Embedded Base Station / Subscriber Unit ‐MP.11 HS (2.4, 5.1 – 6.08 GHz)• Tsunami Mini ‐BSU

• Tsunami Mini‐SU

C-Band (5.1 – 6.08 GHz)


Thank You!

Chris [email protected](408) 839-1424

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