It outclasses the popular FIOS service of Verizon (50/20 Mbps for $150). FIOS is based on the most prospective broadband technology i.e. FFTH (Fibre To The Home). However, this solution is still expensive, especially when implemented in existing buildings (high infrastructure costs).
Optimum Online Ultra is based on DOCSIS 3.0 standard (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification), allowing cable operators to provide Internet access with throughput up to 200 Mbps, as well as to offer IP tlephony, AVOD (Audio Video on Demand), online gaming etc.
The latest DOCSIS 3.0 that radically increases maximum transmission speeds - including uploading - was officially approved in August 2006. DOCSIS 3.0 supports multichannel digital transmission (channel bonding technology - e.g. using 4 return and 4 forward channels it is possible to get 222.48 Mbps download and 122.88 Mbps upload. The standard also includes version with 8 forward channels).
All DOCSIS versions use 64-QAM or 256-QAM modulation in forward path, and QPSK or 16-QAM (DOCSIS 1.0), 32-QAM, 64-QAM or 128-QAM (DOCSIS 2.0 and 3.0) in return path. Implementation of QoS (Quality of Service) allows to provide VoIP and IPTV.
Similarly to previous versions, the subscriber is equipped with suitable cable modem. The headend/hubsite contains CMTS (Cable Modem Termination System) equipment.
The original DOCSIS has been prepared for NTSC standard (USA and some other countries) that uses 6 MHz channels. Its European version for 8 MHz channels (PAL) is known as EuroDOCSIS.
Multi-room service allows to receive and watch several pay-TV satellite programs using only one subscriber card in Seca MediaGuard system which is employed by the following platforms:
- Cyfra+ (Poland),
- Digital+/Astra (Spain),
- Canal Digitaal (Netherlands),
- CanalSat (France),
- Meo (Portugal).
- new comfort and convenience - possibility of simultaneous, independent watching of different channels on up to 8 televisions (not 2 only as in the offer of some broadcasters);
- simplicity of use - no need of nearing the client cards to the server e.g every six hours;
- economy - only one subscription fee, the ability to view 8 different programs simultaneously, even on 8 televisions;
- easy installation - it is intuitive and takes about 10 minutes;
- wireless operation - no need for additional cables.
- Operating band: 868.00 - 869.85 MHz
- BW: 150 kHz
- Modulation: GFSK
- NRZ: 38.4 kbps
- Tx power (adaptable): -20 to 5 dBm


(a PVR receiver in the living room can use two independent sat signals)
DIPOL offers Signal multiswitches providing 4, 8, 12, or 16 independent satellite signals from one or two satellites.
550 TVL, varifocal lens and the latest Sony sensor - a new series of dome cameras. DIPOL has enriched the range of CCTV cameras with high quality dome camera CAM 502 M10737 and vandal-proof dome camera V-CAM 540 + IR with built-in IR illuminator - M10752. Thanks to the latest 1/3'' Super HAD CCD II sensor from Sony, the both cameras provide quality video with resolution of 550 TVL. They are equipped with varifocal lenses (4-9 mm) that allow to adjust the viewing angle from 35o to 65o.
A measure of lens resolution is the number of line pairs that can be distinguished in one millimeter. This parameter is closely related to the ability of the lens to provide image detail. The lenses for VGA cameras feature about 30 lp/mm, whereas megapixel lenses should guarantee at least 60 lp/mm.
For megapixel cameras DIPOL recommends lenses from Japanese Tokina company. The newest line of these megapixel lenses is dedicated for cooperation with megapixel cameras equipped with 1/2'' sensors of 3 Mpx resolution, but due to outstanding performance the lenses are suitable even for 5 Mpx cameras. They cover practically the whole range of focal lengths suitable for megapixel cameras: 1.4 mm (fisheye lens - M2236), 4.5-13 mm M2235 (the most popular lens), and NEW PRODUCT - 16-48 mm M2237.
Thanks to wireless connectivity (802.11b/g - up to 54 Mbps) it does not require to install cables. The access to the camera is provided via any Internet browser, the included software (more functions), or a compatible cell phone. The latter option does not require to install additional software - the list of compatible phones is available here (in the "support" section).
In addition to basic functions such as motion detection and email alerting, there are available more sophisticated features: two-way audio transmission, two streams (with different bandwidth/image resolution), compatibility with 3GPP, error detection, and watchdog - which provide perfect solution for inexpensive indoor monitoring systems.
When the Internet is accessed via ADSL, it is sufficient to connect the camera to the wireless ADSL router (Annex A) - TP-Link D-W8901G N2902.

It provides access to the Internet for the equipment in the home network. The Internet is provided by the ISP using a wireless network. The wired network connects Access Points located on the floors of the house. | |
The Access Point enables wireless signal distribution throughout the home. The Access Points connect wireless IP cameras and wireless network cards/adapters. | |
The camera allows to view live images or record the video stream. Thanks to a special function - MSN view - the images can be viewed via MSN Messenger from any place in the world. | |
The wireless USB adapter allows to connect any computer with the Internet and watch images from the TP-Link cameras. | |
The DL109 mount has a perforated mounting plate, allowing to suspend flat panels with screens from 13" to 31" diagonal, with VESA 75, 100, or 200x100 mounting system.
Megapixel monitoring of a store. Densy B&W Technics is an electronics store, well known in Bulgaria. To protect the goods from theft the owner decided to install a monitoring system. After comparison of images from VGA, D1, and 1.3 Mpix cameras, the owner has chosen the latter kind that ensures high quality and detailed images...

How to use wireless connectivity to develop the network at home or office. Internet access is nowadays indispensable at home and office. It can be easily distributed among many users by wireless means. If the connection is provided by the ISP (cable TV, DSL, or other operator) via Ethernet interface (for example cable modem with RJ-45 socket), the user will need suitable router, e.g. TL-WR542G N2950 (54 Mbps) or N2953 (108 Mbps), connected to the WAN port of the cable modem, with a RJ45 patch cable, or directly to the existing LAN (UTP with RJ45 plug)...






















