1. Triple play – The internet ready home

2. Internet History It all started from an idea for three computers... "A network of such [computers], connected to one another by wide- band communication lines [which provided] the functions of present- day libraries together with anticipated advances in information storage and retrieval and [other] symbiotic functions.“ J.C.R. Licklider Initially for Reaserch and Development Opened for Commercial use in only 1992 Little did he know!

3. The First “Internet“

4. Today‘s Internet

5. Country Statistics RankCountryInternet UsersPercent of Population 1 People's Republic of China 298,000,00022.4%2009 2 European Union297,001,04060.7%2009 3 United States227,190,98974.7%2009 47 South Africa4,590,0009.4%2009

6. Today‘s Internet The Internet has become the MOST prolific communications mediums of all time 2009 estimated users are listed at 1,581,571,589 (23.6% of the world population) 1 No other medium has had the social and intellectual impact of the Internet Who did not use the Internet today? Impact can only be measured by the types and numbers of services available today 1 - "Internet users, update for 2009". internetworldstats.com. http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm. Retrieved on 2009-05-17.Internet users, update for 2009internetworldstats.comhttp://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm

7. Available Services - Music

8. Available Services - Information

9. Available Services – Television

10. Available Services – On-Line Gaming

11. Available Services - Email

12. Available Services - eCommerce

13. Available Services – Social Networking

14. Impact on todays residential market Buying a home is like buying an automobile Many options but not all needed Buyers are influenced by many sources – Primarily network speed at the workplace Many standard features were options in years past – Carpet, Cabinets, Appliances Now this is all standard or selectable One more feature is added - INTERNET ACCESS!

15. What is the Internet Ready Home? Accept any Internet appliance for Internet access Based on structured wiring with... Broadband connection to the Internet – One connection for all users and services Bandwidth is no longer a problem with 100Mbs for each home Examples of Internet Appliances

16. Internet Appliances General – Computers – Printers – Wireless hubs Specific – IPTV Set Top boxes – Logitech Squeezebox – Logitech Home Security System – Networkable home monitoring and control units – HOME AUTOMATION!

17. Quick note on Structured Wiring We are discussing Ethernet/IP access, but... Structured wiring is more than Ethernet Coax cable for TV Standard telephone wiring Electricity Audio speaker wiring Ethernet CAT5 cable Proper terminations

18. Structured Wiring and Home Networking G.hn Supported by ITU and the Home Grid Forum G.hn the future universal wired home networking standard worldwide “A single, unified technology for multimedia networks over power lines, coaxial cable, and phone lines has the potential to enable a simple, easy-to-use means of networking devices in the home. We believe ITU’s work is an important step towards eliminating fragmentation in the industry and in achieving the vision of a networked home.” - Kurt Scherf, Analyst, Parks Associates, Dec 2008

19. What is in the House? Structured wiring infrastructure to carry Internet services Internet appliances connect through standard media – Ethernet Wiring is installed at construction time along with proper recepticles Access to the Internet!

20. What is in the House? Wall Space Living Area Phone Audio Coax for Video IP/ Eth Power Wall Plate To MDF

21. What is in the House? MDF Living Area PhoneAudio Coax for Video IP/ Eth Power Wall Plate To Stereo Receiver To Additional rooms Ethernet Hub Patton SmartNode Fiber to Copper Ethernet Converter To Additional rooms Fiber optic cable for D/V Power Breaker Panel Power cable Fiber to Coax Converter Fiber optic cable for Video To Additional rooms

22. Impact on Home Sales Any developer not providing this type of connectivity/service will lag far behind Internet access is mandatory for new homes People need and WANT access to information, social connections, entertainment, etc “Developers are realizing that they need to offer their customers more than just news, weather, and sports“ – Robin MacGillivray, Pacific Bell People will chose an Internet ready home over traditional home

23. If we use the correct hardware there is no need for the End user to change legacy equipment. You can however use both methods Of communications. Homes can be upgraded using standard devices to be IP Enabled IP versus analogue

24. HFC (Cable TV) network POP Head end FTTH ISP IP Network FTTH ISP and Cable TV FTTH FTTH ISP and Cable TV FTTB and Coax to the Home 2x Fiber 1x Fiber 1x Coax Fiber Splitter Example of a Typical services application

26. In-house cabling for voice and data Copper patch cable SM fibre from the HE Copper cable

27. Video solution for the private house SM fibre from the HE 4-port switch Copper cables Fix camera, 12 mm, POE, day/neight, colour Panic button Input box for number code

28. MONAGHAN TRIPLE PLAY SERVICES

29. Monaghan Triple Play services Services provided: Voice services. The home will be provided with 2 x voice ports. Data services. The home will be provided with 1 data point Television. The home will be provided with 1 Television point. The fiber backbone offers connectivity to pay TV – DSTV and free to air channels namely, TV1,2,3 and E Intercom. The home owner has free intercom services allowing access to the main gate and every home on the estate. Security services. The home owner can access the security camera at the main gate and view the visitor using a television. Ch9 is tuned into the main gate camera. The above services are provided up to the home and terminates in a central cabinet. It is important to note that the box providing these services needs to be must be planned for. The positioning is important. The conduit is important. Power is important. Climate and weather is important. Easy maintenance access is important.

30. Additional services: Home security. Home security systems can be connected to the fiber backbone and alarm conditions can be monitored by estate security. CCTV camera units can be installed inside each home and will only be activated once the alarm is activated and or panic alarm pushed. Security can then monitor activity inside the home and record any movement. Telephone systems: A full telephone system can be installed inside every home. This is ideal where call privacy is required and where homeowners are planning to operate a home office. Monaghan Triple Play services

31. Triple Play Home Installation Hardware cabinet Television Fiber coming in from manhole TV Splitter DSTV decoder – this will be 2 or 4 TV coax depending on the decoder TV3 TV2 TV1 Conduit requirement = 2 x 25mm to main TV room or where decoder will be. 1 x 25mm conduit to each separate TV point

32. Triple Play Home Installation Hardware cabinet Data Fiber coming in from manhole Patton Smart Node Each Telephone uses a standard 2 pair indoor telephone cable 0,5mm or CAT5. Each data point uses a CAT5 cable wired to a static data point or wireless AP. A 25mm conduit required Telephone 2 Telephone 1 Switch - 8 port Data Point Wireless AP

33. Triple Play Home Installation Hardware cabinet Data Fiber coming in from manhole Patton Smart Node Each Telephone uses a standard 2 pair indoor telephone cable 0,5mm or CAT5. Each data point uses a CAT5 cable wired to a static data point or wireless AP. A 25mm conduit required Telephone sets DECT Handsets Switch - 8 port Data Point Wireless AP

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