02Solutions · Connectivity
Infrastructure and connectivity.
The network that carries video and alerts from the pole on the street to the room that acts on them.
01Problem
Each camera needs a path.
Laying fiber to each camera location takes time and budget. Distributed sites also need a network that routes video to the right level: local teams in real time, regional command in summary.
- 01Trenching delays new sites.
- 02Video from many sites overloads a single center.
- 03Radio and video networks run separately.
02System · Connectivity
Wireless links. Two-level routing.
Connectivity connects control points with radio bridges and radio-relay links, places a switch at each pole, and routes streams to local control points and on to regional command.
Radio bridges
Wireless links between poles and control points.
Radio-relay links
Relay points for longer paths across terrain.
Pole switches
A network switch at each control point.
Local control points
Real-time streams for local teams.
Regional routing
Consolidated streams to regional command.
Radio and voice
DMR radio and IP speakers on the same operational layer.
03Architecture
Access, backhaul, routing.
Switches collect the streams at each pole. Radio bridges and relays carry them to the local control point, which forwards a consolidated stream to regional command.
04Capabilities
What the network provides.
Transport
- Radio bridges
- Wireless links between poles and control points.
- Radio-relay links
- Relay points for longer paths across terrain.
- Pole switches
- A network switch at each control point.
- Fast deployment
- No trenching between poles and control points.
Design
- Two-level routing
- Real-time streams locally; consolidated streams to regional command.
- Video network design
- Link paths and capacity planned for video.
- Radio and voice integration
- DMR radio and IP speakers on the same operational layer.
05Operational workflow
From survey to live link.
- 01
Survey
Line of sight and link paths between poles and control points.
- 02
Design
Topology, capacity and routing between levels.
- 03
Install
Switches, radios and antennas on poles and buildings.
- 04
Commission
Links tested end to end with live video.
- 05
Monitor
Link status watched from the control point.
06Deployment model
From survey to operation.
Wireless links let a new site go live without waiting for civil works.
- 01
Assess
Sites, distances, terrain and existing networks.
- 02
Design
Link plan, topology and capacity.
- 03
Deploy
Switches, radio links and control-room network.
- 04
Integrate
Cameras, command systems, DMR radio and IP speakers.
- 05
Operate
Monitoring, maintenance and system development.
07Integration
Part of one system.
- Video intelligence
The cameras and analytics the network carries.
- Command and control
The control rooms the network connects.
- Edge infrastructure
Autonomous remote points on the same network.
- Video search
Recorded video reaches the archive.
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