Telecom & Turnkey Deployment
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Telecom & Turnkey Deployment
Key Takeaways
- Strengthening telecommunication network security.
- Repairing network outages.
- Staying up to date on new advancements made in the telecommunications field.
- Installing modifications into telecommunication networks.
- Designing new telecommunication software.
- Verify and test a network’s circuits.
- Identifying issues within a network.
- Coordinating telecommunication installation with clients.
- Selling telecommunication software or service.
- Following up with clients to check on a new installation or modification.
- Documenting telecommunication issues and resolutions.
- Install modifications: They typically install modifications in a telecommunication network.
OUR PRODUCTS:
MANPACK ANTENNA
A manpack antenna is the combination of the antenna and other components, which are all contained in a lightweight purpose made backpack to allow ease of carriage and operation. Manpack Satellite Terminals offer a lightweight, portable Satcom solution for the communication needs of a dismounted soldier or first responder in highly rural areas and harsh environments. Its compact design and intelligent packaging concept facilitate a one-man setup and operation. The terminal can be packed in a backpack and carried in the airline overhead compartment. It also has the optional feature of a hard transit case for carrying in airline baggage.
- Portable & Rigid Mechanical Structure
- One-man operation
- Lightweight carbon-fiber Reflector and aluminum tripod structure
- Angular indicators on each axis
- Tool free installation
- Nodem agnostic allowing it to be adapted to any VSAT system
- Total weight 16 kg (without case)
- IATA complied carrying case
- Antenna pointing assistance (optional)
MARINE VSAT
Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT), is a two-way satellite ground station or a stabilized maritime VSAT antenna with a dish antenna that is smaller than 3 meters. Typically, marine VSAT systems consist of a small satellite antenna and transceiver enclosed in a protective dome cover. It is installed as an Above Deck Unit meaning it’s situated outside on the ship. It works with a Below Deck Unit that is placed inside, which manages the external antenna and broadcasts the satellite signal to connected devices in and around the vessel.
Key Features
- A stabilized marine VSAT antenna typically has a circular antenna (often concealed within a dome) that is 2.4 meters or smaller in diameter.
- Marine VSAT integrates business operations continuing back on land with the vessels out at sea.
- These systems can facilitate onboard VPN networks for entire fleets for increased connectivity to information and people through file sharing, email, instant messaging, VoIP, and entertainment content access.
Enterprise LTE
Long-Term Evolution (LTE) is a standard for cellular communications that acts as an upgrade path for carriers leading up to a new generation of service. Many of us are familiar with 4G LTE, which is a standard much faster than 3G but not quite as fast as true 4G. LTE comes in multiple varieties transmitting across various bands of the radio spectrum.
Enterprise LTE is a private wireless local area network (LAN) that is tailored to an organization’s specific needs. This offers the organization seamless connectivity within a wide-range, low-latency, and highly secure network.
How It Works
- Acquiring the right licensing by purchasing space on the CBRS spectrum, which allows Organizations to broadcast on specific frequencies on a county-by-county basis.
- By Leasing space on the CBRS network, it guarantees spectrum availability and provides built-in mechanics to prevent signal interference.
- The level of coverage for enterprise LTE is flexible through a mix of indoor and outdoor access points. Enterprises can even connect their neighboring offices through roof-mounted antennas if needed.
- Enterprise LTE supports both company-owned devices and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) environments. There are no passwords needed to join the enterprise LTE network.
- Each device on the network will need to be SIM provisioned to access the service.
- The Evolved Packet Core (EPC) is at the center of it all, which acts as the command and control center for the network.
Tactical Radio
Tactical radio equipment is built to military specifications for shock, immersion, ingress protection and vibration. Examples are active-duty service members and certain law enforcement agencies. In these lines of work, tactical radio equipment must be able to endure the most extreme of conditions so they’re reliable, flexible and resilient. Most tactical radio sets operate within a 2 MHz to 400 MHz range within the frequency spectrum.
Tactical Radio Communication refers to the use of specialized communication devices and protocols by military personnel to exchange vital information in tactical operations and combat situations.
Key features
- This is a frequency-hopping microwave radio transceiver using SDR technology,
- Being capable of voice communication,
- Data transmission,
- Security encryption,
- Anti-electronic warfare,
- Oriented to equip the army up to the level of Infantry and Tank and Armored Division and Brigade
A very small aperture terminal (VSAT) is a two-way ground station that transmits and receives data from satellites. A VSAT is less than three meters tall and is capable of both narrow and broadband data to satellites in orbit in real-time. The data can then be redirected to other remote terminals or hubs around the planet. A VSAT system usually consists of the following two components:
- The outdoor unit, which consists of- a dish antenna, block up-converter (BUC), low noise block down converter (LNB), and Ortho Mode Transducer (OMT), is placed in direct line of sight to the satellite outdoors.
- The indoor unit consists of a satellite modem and IP routers that connect to the end user’s device.
How VSAT Network works
- A VSAT user needs a box that interfaces between the user’s system, i.e., computer, TV, or any other device, and an outside antenna with a transceiver.
- The transceiver receives or sends signals to a transponder placed on the satellite in orbit.
- The satellite then sends and receives these signals from an earth station called the HUB station of the VSAT system.
- All the end users are interconnected through the HUB station via satellite.
- The end users can communicate with each other only through the HUB station.
- Every transmission first goes to the HUB station, which transmits via satellite to the desired end user.
SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) is a category of software applications for controlling industrial processes, which is the gathering of data in Real Time from remote locations in order to control equipment and conditions. SCADA provides organizations with the tools needed to make and deploy data-driven decisions regarding their industrial processes.
SCADA systems include hardware and software components. The hardware gathers and feeds data into field controller systems, which forward the data to other systems that process and present it to a human-machine interface (HMI) in a timely manner. SCADA systems also record and log all events for reporting process status and issues. SCADA applications warn when conditions become hazardous by sounding alarms.
Key Features of SCADA systems
- Data acquisition
- Remote control
- Networked data communication
- Data presentation
- Real-time and historical data
- Alarms alert
- Reporting on SCADA system operations
VMS Solutions
VMS (Vessel Monitoring System) is a satellite surveillance system primarily used to monitor the location and movement of commercial fishing vessels. The system uses satellite-based communications from on-board transceiver units, which certain vessels are required to carry. The transceiver units send position reports that include vessel identification, time, date, and location, and are mapped and displayed on the end user’s computer screen.
Each vessel typically sends position reports once an hour, but increases intervals when the vessel is approaching an environmentally sensitive area. Alerts can be sent to the VMS technicians and other personnel when a particular vessel location might require additional inquiry or contact with the vessel operator.
Other Uses:
- Managing sensitive and protected areas, like marine sanctuaries.
- Monitoring activity and arrivals in port to plan for sampling.
- Supporting catch share programs.
- Tracking, monitoring, and predicting fishing effort, activity, and location.
- Managing observer programs.
- Verifying/validating data from other sources.
- Identifying fishing vessels.
Turnkey Solution
- Turnkey is a word that can be used to describe a solution, a business, or a property.
- A turnkey solution is the of a custom-built solution.
- Turnkey solutions are created to be implemented into a current business process without disruption.
- Turnkey solutions can save a company time and money when implemented successfully.
Example of a Turnkey Solution
A company looking to implement an online billing feature on its website can use third-party providers to process each transaction and handle all the technical issues surrounding this process. The use of a turnkey solution, in this case, allows the company to avoid the headaches of programming the tool in-house and the approvals associated with developing a billing system from scratch.
A turnkey solution is a type of system built end-to-end for a customer that can be easily implemented into a current business process. It is immediately ready to use upon implementation and is designed to fulfill a certain process such as manufacturing (in part or whole), billing, website design, training, or content management. A turnkey solution system is different than a custom-built or designed system. When a company or business isn’t looking for multiple bells and whistles, a turnkey solution may be an affordable and simple option.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Turnkey is a word that can be used to describe a solution, a business, or a property.
- A turnkey solution is the of a custom-built solution.
- Turnkey solutions are created to be implemented into a current business process without disruption.
- Turnkey solutions can save a company time and money when implemented successfully.
A company looking to implement an online billing feature on its website can use third-party providers to process each transaction and handle all the technical issues surrounding this process. The use of a turnkey solution, in this case, allows the company to avoid the headaches of programming the tool in-house and the approvals associated with developing a billing system from scratch.
