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An Introduction to…

An Introduction to…. Partnered with AGL, Alinta , Agility and Jemena Installed one of the first MDL ’ s & continued for 18 years Team consisting of Electrical & IT expertise High standard of service – KPI’s meet consistent high performance Service & Product Management Capability

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An Introduction to…

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  1. An Introduction to… Partnered with AGL, Alinta, Agility and Jemena Installed one of the first MDL’s & continued for 18 years Team consisting of Electrical & IT expertise High standard of service – KPI’s meet consistent high performance Service & Product Management Capability Product Roadmap with long term vision & succession plan Jemena and ZinfraAudit compliant

  2. Devices – Phase 1 • 3G • Ethernet/ADSL • ZigBee • Back-up memory • MDL Gateway – provides external building network connection to Jemena server via internet & back-up data storage Repeater – provides internal building network for connection to MDL’s, signal repeaters and interface to wireless sensors • ZigBee • 433MHz • MDL

  3. Proposed Devices – Phase 2 Wireless Sensor – provide wireless ZigBee based sensors for installation in new buildings or retrofit situations Junction Box – provide support for connection of wired sensors where an MDL is not present (existing installations for MDL replacement, or, new installations where wireless is not required)

  4. Bespoke –vs.- Off-The-Shelf • Designed to meet all needs • Longer lead time due to custom R&D • High R&D cost (funded by supplier) • Future-proofing/flexibility opportunity • New, hence no case studies available • Available immediately • No R&D cost • Solution does not meet all needs • No/little control • No/minimal future proofing capabilities

  5. Benefits • Reduction in phone costs • More efficient Service and Maintenance • Improved asset management • No Line-Rental • Improved Security • Scalable – ‘Guardian’ Network Module • Able to communicate via ZigBee or Standard RF (wireless meters) • Automated Diagnostics • Capacity to retrofit non-MDL sites Confidential

  6. Integration with Existing Systems • ExistingData Logger System Existing Financial System

  7. Integration with Existing Systems

  8. Installation Scenario 1

  9. Installation Scenario 2

  10. Installation Scenario 3

  11. Installation Scenario 4 Old RF New RF

  12. Installation Scenario 5

  13. Installation Scenario 6 New RF New RF

  14. New System – Phase 1

  15. New System – Phase 2

  16. “RF” in 2013

  17. “RF” in 1980 … well, in fact WWII Data integrity comes from user supervision, not from the system

  18. “Old RF” –vs.- New • The primary advantage of “old RF” is that it is ultra-low cost • The disadvantages of “old RF” are; • One way communication only, hence, no “acks” • No/weak encryption • Prone to interference & only one channel available • No repeaters, hence, must always be in range • Point to point and star networks only Key point: people sometimes do not trust “wireless” because they are thinking of old RF technology

  19. Fundamentals of Mission Critical Systems

  20. Example “Old RF” Problem Strong signal quality Reasonable signal quality Weak signal quality

  21. “Old RF” - Interfering Sources Weak signal area no longer available

  22. Fundamentals of Mission Critical Systems

  23. Why ZigBee? • Security • Repeaters • Mesh networks • Ultra-low power consumption • DSSS • Long range (can be LOS 1 – 2km+) • Network heartbeat • 2-way communications w/ “acks”

  24. ZigbeeNetwork Types Confidential

  25. Wireless Technologies Compared Confidential

  26. Fundamentals of Mission Critical Systems

  27. It’s 2013, “wireless” is now used for mission critical systems …

  28. Old Data Collection Paradigm May only send receive once per day

  29. New Data Collection Paradigm Emails synchronise across network in close to real time

  30. Aria Hotel – 70,000 node network http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=936ycf2maMg&list=UUFALJP_yxtJaBV4ZOPbtyyQ

  31. Future Proofing Strategies

  32. Not just a repeater

  33. A translator …

  34. Future Proofing Strategies

  35. Existing Architecture

  36. New System – Phase 2

  37. Product Roadmap

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