Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 1 Solution Note: Railway Crossing Accident Prevention Customer Type: Intercity train Strategic Sales Development.

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Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 1 Solution Note: Railway Crossing Accident Prevention Customer Type: Intercity train Strategic Sales Development

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 2 Customer Requirements Customer Intercity train Customer requirements Automatic and real-time warning system for notifying train driver and control center of rail and crossroads’ related events (e.g. stuck vehicles) Video streaming from crossroad area towards approaching trains and Control center Approaching train will get real time video communications starting at 5km’ ahead of any crossroad Crossroad traffic lights and Barriers

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 3 Railway Crossing Accident Prevention Single surveillance camera

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 4 Railway Crossing Accident Prevention Command Center Radios without camera Car on railway line detected using video streaming Approaching train alerted Real time video & data transmitted to train monitor

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 5 Railway Crossing Accident Prevention Ongoing transmission to train is secured using handover capabilities Train stops in time to prevent an accident

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 6 Solution Highlights Wireless system, Airmux-5000 Mobility, covers Railway track in proximity to Crossroads Video information is streamed from cameras located at each crossroad to Control Center and towards approaching trains Wireless Handover capability to secure communication Fixed or Wireless backhauling Central Video Management system

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 7 Typical Architecture

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 8 Ethernet Fiber Optic Ring RADview-EMS Mobile Radio ETX-26 Mobile Radio ETX-26 for Radio Backhaul (Protected GbE ring over Fiber Optics) Airmux-Mobility - Radio connectivity Train to Track-side Central management solution Radwin Track Side Architecture

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 9 Solution Description A wireless communication system is installed alongside the rail road in proximity to each crossroad providing RF coverage along the rail. The system enables the capability for moving trains (in speeds of up to 300KM/hr.) to view and send real time streaming video signal as well as TCP data from and to the command and Control Center. The system enables bi-directional communications to both the vehicle and fixed elements (i.e. video surveillance cameras). Cameras installed on each crossroad are connected to the wireless system BST and constantly transmit live video streaming to the Command & Control Center. As the train enters the BST coverage area, the video streams of the cameras are displayed at the locomotive cockpit using a dedicated portable device. The wireless system allows seamless handover as the train passes through one BST coverage area to the next BST coverage area. Central video management system allows live view and control over the video streams with optional capabilities of GIS, video analytics, connection to the CRM system and integration to any 3rd party system. All video streams can be reordered on both the C&C Center and locally on the train.

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 10 Solution Architecture Base Station 2 x BST, located ~2KM from each side of the crossroad along the rail side. High BW connectivity to the moving train, and backhauling to both the cameras and the rail fixed network. Coverage area of the 2 BST is expected exceed the 5Km’ range from the crossroad Cameras At least 2 Cameras to cover the entire crossroad area and provide backup to each other. Each Camera will be connected to the network by an Airmux-5000M SU unit Command & Control Center Video management system which will control all crossroad camera feeds. Hierarchy model enables the same system to run at the nearest branch of the crossroad (on duty point) and also on central office with 24/7 recording. Train Single Airmux-5000M SU enables constant connection to the nearest BST and seamless handover when moving between BST. Each SU will be connected to 2 aerodynamic antennas (shark style) using space diversity technology. A rugged laptop will be mounted in the locomotive cockpit for viewing video streaming.

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 11 Solution Benefits High Uplink/Downlink Throughput – Enables 2-way Broadband services e.g. High-Definition (HD) video traffic between BS and Train Redundancy - Designed for complete system redundancy that guarantees continuous connection and operation Sub-6GHz Frequencies Supported – Un-Licensed frequency band High bandwidth – 30MB aggregated bandwidth that can be defined as symmetrical or unsymmetrical Turn-Key solution (including crossroad barriers and traffic lights)

Airmux-500 HPMP – 2011 Slide 12 Communications Related Products Wireless system –RAD Airmux-5000M series IP cameras –UDP Technology IPE series Tactical computer –Panasonic Toughbook CF-31 w GPS Video Management system –Bynet BHLS system inc. HW and Video analytics Ethernet switches (Crossroad and/or fixed backhauling) –RAD ETX-26