1 1. Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switches 2.Connection to IP Cameras IP Cameras over fibre IP Cameras over legacy Co-ax PoE Injector 3.Connection to.

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1. Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switches

2. Connection to IP Cameras

IP Cameras over fibre IP Cameras over legacy Co-ax PoE Injector

3. Connection to Wireless IP Cameras

Outdoor wireless router

4. Connecting it all together (with security)

Advanced Layer 3 (Core) Switches

Allied Telesis products that can help Anixter Security Team

2Power over Ethernet (PoE) CamerasIP Cameras require Power and IP connectivity,PoE Switches both provide power and connectivity down one cable

Different IP Cameras need different amounts of power:

Axis P1344 - Class 2 (6.3 Watt x 24 = 151 Watt)(1280 x 800 1MP HDTV 720p)

Axis P1344E - Class 3 (15.4 Watt x 24 = 370 Watt)

(Outdoor housing with small heater)

Axis M3203 Fixed Dome - Class 2 (6.3 Watt x 24 = 151 Watt)(800 x 600)

Axis Q6032-E Pan Tilt Zoom - High Power PoE+ (Up to 30 Watt ea)

Different PoE switches provide different facilities and different total Power

Total PoE power of Switch must exceed total PoE consumption of cameras!

3Power and wired connectivity Switches for Fixed IP Cameras

AT-FS750/24POE – 24 ports 10/100 100W PoE total12 ports PoEWebSmart (simple configuration from a browser)ECO Switch - Low power consumption, low or no fan noise 2 Combo uplinks - (1Gb copper or up to 2Km fibre)

AT-8000S/24POE - 24 ports 10/100 185 Watt PoE total24 ports Class 2 PoE (6.5Watt) or 12 Class 3 PoE (13W) Full Managed Layer 2 (has resilient & secure features)Can secure the switch, it only talks to known devices2 Combo uplinks – (1Gb copper or up to 2Km fibre)

12 PoE Ports

4Power and connectivity for PZT / Outdoor Cameras

Release in Q3 2011 to replace 8000S series

Pan Tilt Zoom IP Cameras and IP Cameras in outdoor housings

(with heaters) require more power than indoor cameras / non PTZ

PoE+ (also called High PoE or 802.3at) - more power than standard PoE

AT-8100S range 24 / 48 ports PoE+

385 Watt PoE power budget (using both PSU) - 48 ports @ 8 Watts

- 24 ports @ 16 Watts

- 12 ports @ 30 Watts

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Ethernet Cat 5 or Cat 6 Maximum distance is 100 metres, for distances more than 100m use Fibre

Remote end AT-PC232/PoE Copper to fibre converter & PoE Injector combined (SC Fibre Connector)

Central Site fibre switch with Gig copper uplinks

PoE cat 5 length up to 100m fibre length up to 2Km

IP Camera more than 100m away?

IP Camera more than 100m away, want fibre connection with LC connector?

Remote end AT-PC2002/PoE Copper to SFP fibre converter & PoE Injector combined Central site fibre switch

any fibre type, fibre length up to 80Km

PoE Cat 5 length up to 100m Appropriate SFP’s required at both ends

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This usually involves replacing the old Co-ax wiring for new Cat 5 or Cat 6 cabling

Use a Media converter to allow running Ethernet over Co-ax, it can be cheaper & quicker

Upgrading Analog Cameras to IP Cameras?

AT-MC606 VDSL 100Mb Ethernet over Co-ax Media Converter

Co-ax length up to 2Km

Central site solution allows up to 12Ethernet over co-ax Media converters To be put into one RackOptional PoE Injector (AT-6101G)

Saves running separate power cable to cameraMay be situated up to 100m away from Camera

7Outdoor Wireless Router 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Dual Band, Dual Radio 802.11a/b/g compliant connects directly to cameras High sensitivity radio for longer reach wireless links Selection of directional antenna for longer reach PoE powered for wired backhaul Dual Radio allows for Wireless backhaul

PoE switch Viewing Station

Wireless Cameras with power source

IP Cameras

WR4562 Wireless Router

802.11b/g802.11a

802.11b/g

8Core switches

Allied Telesis make a variety of switches that may be used to

Aggregate all the edge switches together at the core

Core Switch

RecordingServer

Viewing Station

If you have any questions or applications, the Team at Allied Telesiswill be pleased to help, or find the answers at:

www.alliedtelesis.comThanks for listening