Telephony
Filter (for P1) : allows PABX or any analogue
telephone
extension over the same copper cable as used for data links: P3
is equipped with 3 integrated telephone filters
Folding Solar Power Panel : allows P3 operation in isolated locations
without external power (military grade non reflective, foldable power 'mat'
300x200mm)
RS530 to 10BT interface - for KIV7 cryptos.
IPTube is the device designed for KIV7 to provide seamless interface between
serial RS530 and Ethernet interfaces.
IPTube allows transparent encrypted data links over copper cables: allowing
significant cost savings compared to fibre-optic links without loss of functionality.
Since KIV7/IPTube use only a fraction of the available P3 bandwidth it is
possible to combine it with other (e.g. RDN services) - effectively further
scrambling data over DON10.
IPTube are in wide use by US Armed Forces and the Diplomatic core as
well as in ADF.
Video Monitoring over Copper: a range of 'off the shelf'
network video cameras, producing good quality (24 frames/sec) video images
incl. pan/tilt/zoom, motion sensors and timing control options: P3
- High Resolution Video over DON10 overview
Sensor and machinery control extensions: NBCR sensor data can be
extended over 5 to 7 Kms of copper cable simply and effectively. P3s being
rugged and weather proof can be located remotely, operating from internal
batteries or solar panel and thus provide 'NBCR' monitoring from a safe
distance.
P3
in short
offers fast, flexible and cost effective way of extending communications
in rugged and isolated areas over copper cables. Fully ruggedised device,
requiring no external computers to set up and operate, integrated rechargeable
battery (8hrs max load operation), telephony and direct connection of 6
user interfaces e.g. computers or video cameras, electronic sensors and
detectors, etc.
P1 in short offers simple 'plug and forget' LAN extensions over copper
functionality. Featuring a simple and user friendly design.
General:
Using the strength and durability of copper cable, our patented products
provide broadband voice and data extensions over distance and in rugged
and isolated terrain - rapidly and inexpensively. This contrasts with
the current practice of using fibre optic cable for field deployed networks,
which are not only considerably more expensive, but difficult to repair
once damaged. Copper cable has the advantage of being stronger, cheaper
and simpler to deploy. In the event of damage, copper cable can be as
easily repaired "as tying a pair of shoelaces", thus restoring
full communication links in an instant. The devices are fully portable
and require no additional equipment to operate or setup.
The
products "P3 and P1" were developed in collaboration with the
Australian Defence Force and have been deployed widely by ADF for its
field deployed networks and general command and control extensions. These
same capabilities have tremendous application in areas of emergency operations
such as restoration of damaged communications links in disaster situations;
data recovery after destruction of networks and in the provision of voice
and data in isolated areas such as refugee camps and rural communities.
This is a sturdy and robust system, ADF proven and has a place in any
emergency situation requiring fast and effective communications.