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SMART LIVING

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EVERYWHERESMART CAMPUS

SMART CITY

SMART HOTEL

SMART HOME

SMART MOBILITY

SMART ENTERPRISE

SMART LIVING

SMART RESORT

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SMART LIVING LIVE THE FUTURE TODAY.

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SMART RESORT

SMART LIVING

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SMART RESORTCONNECTED

WiFi Hotspots

3G & GPRS

SMART LIVING

Unified Communication

On Demand & Remote Access

Fiber-Optic Networks

Integrated Wireless Networking

Video Conferencing

Low Current & Structured Cabling

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SMART RESORT

Guest Relationship Management

SMART LIVING

HiTV & Community TV Channel

Outdoor Display Systems

Audio & Video Distribution

Contact Center & Directory Service

Wayfinding, Information Kiosks & Self Service Terminals

INTERACTIVE

Paging & PA Systems

Mood & Ambient Lighting

Home Care, Remote Medicine & Telemedicine

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SMART RESORT

SMART LIVING

SECURE

Parking Management System

Access Control

Number Plate Recognition

IP Video Surveillance

Corporate Governance & Compliance

Storage, Print & IT Resources Management

Database & Systems Management

Data & Operations Center, Data Capture & RFID

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

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SMART RESORT

SMART LIVING

INTELLIGENT

Hotel Management Systems & Room Automation

Spa Management

Information Lifecycle Management

Logistics Management

Crisis Management Centers

Healthcare Information Management

Operation & Command Centers

Integrated Content Management & Delivery

Business Process Management

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SMART RESORT

SMART LIVING

GREEN & UBIQUITOUS

Efficient Data Centers

Energy Management Solutions

Thin Client Solutions

Virtualization

Converged Networks

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IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

• Client Requirements • Conceptual Design • Establish Budgets • Value Engineering

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• Functional Diagram Specifications • Project Schedule

IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

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IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

• Wire Diagrams • Bill of Material Documentation • Specification Site Requirements

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IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

• Material Acquisition• Prepare Site Installation • Testing & Turnover

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IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

• Client Staff Training • Maintenance / Operation Manuals

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IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

• Phone Support • 24 Hour Site Support • Preventive Maintenance

PROJECTMANAGEMENT

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CASE STUDIES

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TELEPHONE

DATAVIDEO

BMS

HIGH CAPACITY CONVERGED

NETWORK

SECURITY

GSM

Converged Network Aproach

TELEPHONEBMSGSMDATA SECURITY

Figure 1- Conventional Infrastructure Cabling

Figure 2 - Converged Network Approach

Converged Network Approach

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Site Wide Infrastructure

■ PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORK■ FIBRE TO THE HOME

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Comparison Of Available Technologies

Comparison Of Available Technologies

Future

Japan Today

USA Today

band

wid

th

.75-1.5Megabit/s

2-8Megabit/s

1.0Gigabit/s

2.5/1.25Gigabit/s

DSL Cable FTTH PONGE-PON GPON

DSL

cable

FTTH - GE-PON

FTTH - GPON

In volume deployment

In development

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Cabling Bandwidth Capabilities

0

50

100

150

200

Gbp

s

Twisted Pair Co-ax Multimode Single-mode

200

150

100

50

0

Gig

abits

Per

Sec

ond

Cabling Bandwidth Capacities

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■ A Single copper pair is capable of carrying 6 phone calls

■ A single fibre pair is capable of carrying over 2.5 million simultaneous phone calls (64 channels @ 2.5 Gb/s)

■ A fibre cable is less than 1% of both the size and weight of a comparable bandwidth copper cable

Cabling Bandwidth Capacities

Cabling Bandwidth

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Passive Optical Network

FIBRE OPTIC SPLITTER

CUSTOMER PREMISES

LOCATED IN DATA CENTRE

ISP SERVICES

PON (Passive Optical Network)

1

2

3

1 2 3

12 3

12 3

End user 1

3

OPTICAL LINE TERMINAL

End user 2

End user 3

ONT

ONT

ONT

■ Passive System

■ No Requirement For Powered Equipment In The Field

DATA CENTRE

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Data Centre

BMS VOICEDATA CRM

DISPLAY ROOMSERVER ROOM

TCOM PROVIDER’S TER

Data Centre / Network Operations Centre

TELECOMS SERVICE ENTRYCENTRALISED MONITORINGTV HEADENDTELEPHONY HEADENDACCESS MONITORINGDIGITAL SIGNAGEVIDEO ON DEMANDCCTV MONITORING

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Villa

Villa

VILLA

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Site Wide Infrastructure

FAST INTERNET ACCESS

TV CHANNELS / HD / MOVIES / VIDEO ON DEMMAND

FIBRE FROM OPTICAL SPLITTER

E1 / POTS / VoIP / PABX TELEPHONE

OPTICAL NETWORK TERMINAL

HOTEL SERVICES – INFORMATION CHANNEL / VIDEO ON DEMMAND

ACCESS CONTROL

CCTV SECURITY CAMERAS

LIGHTING & BMS SERVICES CONTROL

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Villa Smart Home Features

HOME THEATRE & ENTERTAINMENT

TOUCH PANEL CONTROL IN

HALLWAYCCTV SECURITY

ACCESS CONTROL

LIGHTING & BMS CONTROL

OPTICAL NETWORK TERMINAL

FIBRE LINK

INTERNET ACCESSWiFi

COASTAL BEACH VILLA PREWIRED CAT6 UTP DATA CABLING

LOW VOLTAGE LIGHTING CONTROL

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LIGHTING CONTROL

ACCESS CONTROL

AC CONTROL

HOME / AWAY

Villa Smart Home Features

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Typical Villa Smart Home Schematic

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

* 0 #

P C DV D V I DEO

P AUS E P L AY S T OP

UP

D OW N

VOLUME

LI GHT S

BL INDS

OP EN CL O SE

HE LP C OF FE E

HiTV IR REMOTE

IP TELEPHONE - DESK

BEDSIDE

ENERGY SAVERKEY CARD HOLDER

ELECTRONICDOOR BELL PUSHMAKE UP ROOM INDICATORDO NOT DISTURB INDICATOR

DOOR LOCK

KEY CARD READER

DOOR BELL CHIME

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

* 0 #

IP TELEPHONE - BEDSIDE

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

* 0 #

ANALOUGE TELEPHONE

SET TOP BOX

HIGH SPEED INTERNET - DESK

12 WAY SILENT RELAYMODULE (LIGHTING)

STRUCTURED CABLING

LIGHTING SECTION OF ELECTRICAL DB (SUPPLY AND WIRING BY OTHERS)

GUEST ROOM ENTRANCE DOOR BY OTHERS

BEDSIDE LAMP (2)

TABLE LAMP

BEDSIDE CABINET LIGHTS

BATHROOM CABINET LIGHTS

BATHROOM DOWNLIGHTS & VANITY CABINETS

HALLWAY DOWNLIGHTS AND COVE LIGHTING

SHOWER DOWNLIGHTS

TOILET DOWNLIGHTS

BEDSIDE LAMP (1)

RJ-45 OUTLET

FIELD BUSTO FLOOR IDFTO NEXT ROOM

WIRELESS ACCESS POINT

LIGHTNG CIRCUIT BREAKERS(DB EQUIPMENT AND WIRING BY OTHERS)

FIELD BUS CABLE

ELV MULTI-CORE CABLE

CAT 6 CABLE

RJ-45 OUTLET

CAT 6 CABLE

GUESTROOM LIGHTING & SWITCHING (SUPPLY AND WIRING BYOTHERS)

CONTROL PANEL

DOOR / WINDOWRELAY CONTACT

ROOM CONTROL SECTION OF ELECTRICAL DB (IT CONTRACTOR SCOPE)

220v (50mA)

FAN COIL UNIT (SUPPLY AND WIRING BY OTHERS)

UNIVERSAL FAN COILCONTROL MODULE

FAN SPEED 3

FAN SPEED 2

FAN SPEED 1

CONTROL

POWER SECTION OF ELECTRICAL DB (SUPPLY AND WIRING BY OTHERS)

POWER CIRCUIT BREAKERS(DB EQUIPMENT AND WIRING BY OTHERS)

(IT CONTRACTOR SCOPE)

THERMOSATCONTROL PANEL

26

ELECTRICAL WIRING(BY OTHERS)

NOTE: FINAL LIGHTING CIRCUITS TO BECOORDINATED WITH INTERIOR DESIGN

RJ-45 OUTLET

RJ-45 OUTLET

RJ-45 OUTLET

RJ-45 OUTLET

BY OTHERS

32" LCD TV

BUIL

T IN

SPE

AKER

TO FLOOR IDF

BATHROOM

IP ADAPTER

BATHROOMLOUDSPEAKER

BALCONY LIGHTS

LCD TELEVISION

AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

CONTROLMODULE

CONTROLMODULE

IPINTERFACE

BUIL

T IN

SPE

AKER

VGA VIDEOSTEREO AUDIOIR PASS THROUGH

Villa Smart Home Features

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Project Name: Between The Bridges Hotel & Resorts (Shangri-La)Location: Abu DhabiClient: Honeywell Middle EastDate: 2006Value: 21,000,000Description: Audiovisual systems for meeting rooms, ballrooms & multipurpose rooms, Digital Signage for public areas and elevators, Media matrix background Music System and hotel SMATV systems.

CASE STUDIES

HOTELS

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Project Name: Conference Palace HotelLocation: Abu DhabiClient: Abu Dhabi GovernmentDate: 2003-2004Value: AED 90,000,000.00 +Description: Systems Integration for all IP and Telephony Systems included but not limited to Hotel Operating System, Financials, Database Clustering, HR, Document Management, Content Management, Active Network Components, Digital PBX System, Server and Client Hardware, Backup Business Continuance Systems, 250 KMs of Broadcast Cabling, 900 Wireless Access Points [70% of all systems integrate with more than one other system]

CASE STUDIES

HOTELS

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Project Name: Dubai MallLocation: DubaiClient: EMAAR Date: 2006-2008Value: 70,000,000.00 AED (Approximately)Description: A complete infrastructure solution including Structured Cabling for 40,000 points. The project includes also active equipments with 10G technology between Core and edge switches, TV Broadcasting Network, 22 LED Screen

CASE STUDIES

MALLS

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WHY SPECTRUM ITC GROUP?

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Independent Consultant

WHY SPECTRUM ITC GROUP?

Thirty (30) years of experience

Highly Resourceful

Highest Accreditations

Proven Track Record

Solid Customer References

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THANK YOU.

Global Technology Strategy / Design / ImplementationOceanside & Los Angeles, California

www.spectrumitc.netContacts:

Jim Glosser, CID,-Senior Design [email protected]

John Bilar, CTS,[email protected]

760-754-1101