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Agenda
Video technology overview
Typical video network architecture
Limitations of copper-based cabling in video systems
Benefits of fiber optic cabling
What is media conversion
Power over Ethernet (PoE) Technology
What about PoE with fiber?
Summary
IP Video
Video camera automatically encodes the video output into IP packets
Video output can be transmitted directly over a traditional Ethernet LAN
Power over Ethernet technology benefits
Gaining popularity in security and surveillance applications
Estimated to gain 50% + market share by 2010
Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ)
Typically used in retail, casinos, etc. where the ability to change
camera view is required and the cameras are actively
monitored/controlled
TDM
Ethernet (10Mbps)
Fast Ethernet (100Mbps)
Ethernet & Fast Ethernet (10/100)
Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps)
Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, & Gigabit
Ethernet (10/100/1000)
802.3ah support
PoE
CWDM
T1/E1
DS3 - T3/E3
POTS
Serial
Video
Analog Video
IP Video
Enterprise Application
Extend Distance
Reduce Electrical Interference
Protect Investments
Ease of Migration
Save Money
PTZ Cameras
Fixed Cameras
Coax to Fiber
Analog Video
Media Converters
Multiplexer
VCR or DVR
Monitor
Controller
PTZ Cameras
Fixed Cameras
Coax to Fiber
Analog Video
Media Converters
Multiplexer
VCR or DVR
Monitor
Controller
Chassis Card
for central monitoring location for higher
density and the ability to monitor via SNMP
Single or Dual Receiver card
Interfaces
BNC (RG59/RG6)
Fiber (MM or SM)
Data (Terminal block [RS232/422/485])
Features
V D
Chassis Card
Chassis-based converters for central
monitoring location for higher density and
the ability to monitor via SNMP
V D
IP Video and
Power over Ethernet Technology
IEEE 802.3af = Power over Ethernet (PoE) specification
The ability of a device to transmit power as well as data on the UTP
cabling link to an end device (15.4 watts)
Typical end devices are IP cameras, wireless access points and IP
phones
PoE Injectors (also known as Midspan PSEs) simply insert power onto a CAT
5 Ethernet cable, without affecting the data.
PoE Media Converters, in addition to PoE Injectors, allow the addition of PoE
capability to existing CAT 5 Networks while also converting from Fiber.
PoE Injectors
LAN Data
Interface
-48VDC power Out
Fiber Optic
Cabling
PC Location #1
Fixed Cameras
PC Location #1
Managed Media
Converter Chassis
Network Switch
DVR
Video
Server
Outdoor Applications
Industrial Ethernet
Factory Environments
Outdoor (e.g. Ethernet / Traffic Control)
Lite, or extended temperature
Industrial Fiber-to-Copper
with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE)
IP security camera
Outdoor cabinets
(non-temp controlled)
Security cameras
Wireless access
points
Factory environments
Cat5 (100m)
Outdoor cabinet
(no temp control)
Up to 2km MM Fiber or 20km SM Fiber
Networ
k
Security cameras
Wireless access
points
VoIP Phones
PoE Products
PoE Switches
Copper to copper devices
Data in/out port w/ PoE power inserted on unused pairs
PoE Injectors
Copper to copper devices
Data in port
Data out port w/ PoE power inserted on unused pairs
Summary
Extended reach of video security and surveillance networks
Questions?