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Hardware Systems
Jason Sperry
Gerry Connell
Tony Fracker
Director, Product Management
Director, NOC
Principal Integration Lead
AGENDA
SD Hardware Suite
Voice Solutions
Current Integrations flying today
Wireless Solutions
Testing
Troubleshooting 101
Q&A
SD HARDWARE SUITE
Hardware Suite
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Downtime
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Cost
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Redundancy and Reliability
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Throughput/Speed
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Ease of use
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Features
Routers
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Providing WiFi and Ethernet access to the aircraft Local Area Network
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Gives access to the Wide Area Network
LAN
L-band
WAN
Kaband
Kuband
Advanced Routers
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Multi WAN Support with traffic handover
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Cellular Connectivity
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Data Optimization
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Acceleration/Compression
Integrated WiFi
Advanced Routers
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Full PBX + managed VOIP
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A429 Interface
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On-board storage
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CMS Integration
Hubs
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Supplement an advanced router for additional coverage.
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WiFi Hub
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Increases bandwidth up to 900Mbps
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2x Dual Band (2.4 or 5 GHz) 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi
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2x 3x3 MIMO
LTE Hub
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Increases bandwidth up to 867Mbps
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Adds 3G/4G/LTE ground cellular connectivity
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802.11 a/b/g/n/ac WiFi
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2X2 MIMO
Hubs will support 1 SATCOM or ATG system.
Simphonē
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Works with current communications links:
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L-band, Ku- or Ka-band
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Integrated GSM radio and network control unit.
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Built-in support for WiFi enabled smartphones.
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Your phone, your contacts
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True text and talk with your
GSM mobile phone
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No app or configuration required
Wideband Antenna
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Works with all hardware
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Advanced Frequency Range
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3G/4G/LTE
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802.11n/ac 2.4Ghz + 802.11n/ac 5.0Ghz
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Future Proof (Supports 600Mhz to 6Ghz)
WIRELESS NETWORKS
Wireless Networks
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Different types of wireless antennas
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Multiple input, Multiple output (MIMO)
Wireless Networks
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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SSID
– Broadcasted vs Hidden
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Wireless Encryption
– WEP vs WPA2
Wireless Frequencies
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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2.4 GHz
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802.11 b/g/n
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Interference
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Microwaves, Bluetooth
5 GHz
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802.11 a/n/ac
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Attenuation
Voice Solutions
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Global VT
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AeroV
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Embedded IP-PBX
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Primarily used for voice
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Supports Smartphones utilizing the AeroV mobile app over Wi-Fi
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SDR application can also provide visibility to registered handsets
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Handset specific
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Ring groups
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Ring inhibit
Global VT
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Talk and Text from your personal phone number
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Anywhere in the world
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Through all phases of
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Contact list for dialing and text messaging
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Managed through Global VT mobile app
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Available through multiple satellite networks
HARDWARE CAPABILITIES
AND FEATURES
Hardware Capabilities and Features
HARDWARE SYSTEMS
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WAN technologies
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SD Value Adds
Multi WAN Support
A D VA N C E D R O U T E R S
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Multiple ways to access the internet
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SwiftBroadband (SBB)
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Ku
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ViaSat
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Panasonic
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Ka
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ATG
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3G/4G/LTE – AT&T
GOIP
A D VA N C E D R O U T E R S
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Provides a single IP address
assigned to the aircraft
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Allows handover across multiple
WAN networks
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Transition designed to minimize
impact to end users
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No need to disconnect and
reconnect
Data Optimization
A D VA N C E D R O U T E R S
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Compression = Acceleration
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Removes header from individual packets
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Compresses data into larger packets
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HTTP websites can use compression
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HTTPS cannot use compression
INTEGRATION
Aircraft Topologies
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Bus Topology: Most commonly used
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No redundancy
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Reliability becomes a concern
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Dual WAN topology
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Fully redundant topology
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“Lego Modular”
Bus Topology
AIRCRAFT TOPOLOGIES
Multiple WAN topology (ATG)
AIRCRAFT TOPOLOGIES
Redundant Topology
AIRCRAFT TOPOLOGIES
Testing and Integration
H A R D WA R E S Y S T E M S
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Before you make your decision reach out to us
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Test in our lab
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