Vingtor IP DECT 6000 Deployment Manual
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- Page 1 IP DECT Deployment on Ships IP DECT 6000 System DEPLOYMENT GUIDE A100K10676...
- Page 2 Zenitel Norway AS and its subsidiaries assume no responsibilities for any errors that may appear in this publication, or for damages arising from the information in it. No information in this publication should be regarded as a warranty made by Zenitel Norway AS. The information in this publication may be revised or changed without notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
8.1 Hangar Deployment ....................21 8.2 Main Deck Deployment ..................21 Figures Figure 1 IP DECT 6000 System Configuration ......................5 Figure 2 Synchronization Chain ..........................6 Figure 3 Synchronization Chain Layout without Secondary Sync Ways ..............7 Figure 4 Synchronization Chain with Secondary Sync Ways ..................7 Figure 5 Synchronization Chain with Secondary Sync Ways .................. -
Page 4: About This Document
About this Document This document contains guidelines for deploying the IP DECT 6000 System on ships, and is intended for qualified technicians who will install, configure and maintain the system onboard. The IP DECT 6000 System comprises the following: Product... -
Page 5: Ip Dect 6000 System
IP DECT 6000 System The main components of the IP DECT 6000 System on ships are: ● IP DECT Server 6000 ● Base Station ● Leaky antenna cable ● Repeater ● Handset ● Alarm Server ● Administrative Computer AlphaCom/ACM Exchange... -
Page 6: Server 6000 Multi-Cell System
Server 6000 Multi-Cell System 3.3.1 Synchronization over Air Base stations must be placed in such a way that overlap of radio coverage between the base stations is established. As a user moves from one base station radio coverage area to another, the call must be handed over to the next base station. -
Page 7: Synchronization Chain With Secondary Sync Ways
The synchronization chain must always overlap with the base station to sync on. No. 0 is the Sync Master (can be numbered 0 to 255). Other base stations are connected to the Sync Master through the synchronization chain. If one of the base stations in the synchronization chain is not working, then all base stations behind are also not working. -
Page 8: Figure 5 Synchronization Chain With Secondary Sync Ways
Sync Master (may be numbered 0 to 255). ● Green line : Shows the primary sync ways. ● Red line : Shows the secondary sync ways. For more information, please refer to the IP DECT 6000 System Installation & Configuration Guide. A100K10676 IP DECT Deployment on Ships... -
Page 9: General Layout Of A Ship
General Layout of a Ship In deploying the IP DECT system, guidelines should be followed for the three separate areas on the ship: ● accommodations and bridge ● below main deck ● outdoor areas The main components of the IP DECT system on the vessel are: Server 6000 Base stations Leaky antenna cable... -
Page 10: Leaky Cable Solution
● The base stations should be placed in a “z-configuration” from deck to deck due to the spherical coverage area from each base station. Leaky Cable Solution This solution comprises a leaky or radiating cable that is connected to a specially modified base station with two antenna ports. -
Page 11: Deployment Example Of Onboard Dect System
Deployment Example of Onboard DECT System DECT Deployment based on GA Plan Before you install the IP DECT 6000 System on the vessel, it is necessary to carry out a complete site design based on the GA plan to determine the exact location of the Server 6000 and base stations, as well as the number of handsets required. -
Page 12: Figure 7 Overview Of Primary And Secondary Sync Ways For All Decks
Primary Sync Secondary Sync BRIDGE DECK THIRD DECK SECOND DECK FIRST DECK Sync Master MAIN DECK TWEEN DECK TANK TOP Figure 7 Overview of Primary and Secondary Sync Ways for all Decks A100K10676 IP DECT Deployment on Ships... -
Page 13: Bridge Deck
Bridge Deck Base station 6 on the Bridge Deck has a primary sync with base station 5 on the Third Deck. If this primary sync fails, then its secondary sync with base station 4 on the Second Deck will take over the synchronization. There is one reserve PoE point placed at a strategic location in case of potential coverage holes and a base station needs to be installed. -
Page 14: Second Deck
Second Deck Base station 4 on the Second Deck has a primary sync with base station 3 on the First Deck. If this primary sync fails, then its secondary sync with base station 2 on the Main Deck will take over the synchronization. There is one reserve PoE point placed at a strategic location in case of potential coverage holes and a base station needs to be installed. -
Page 15: Main Deck
Main Deck Base station 2 on the Main Deck has a primary sync with Sync Master 1 on the same deck. If this primary sync fails, then its secondary sync with base station 11 on the Tween Deck will take over the synchronization. Base station 13 has a primary sync with Sync Master 1. -
Page 16: Tank Top Deck
Tank Top Deck Base stations 14 and 15 on the Tank Top Deck form parts of two leaky cable solutions. Base station 14 has a primary sync with base station 12 on the Tween Deck. If this primary sync fails, then its secondary sync with base station 15 will take over the synchronization. -
Page 17: Deployment Guideline For Accommodations & Bridge
Deployment Guideline for Accommodations & Bridge The Accommodations and Bridge areas (comprising several decks) normally comprise the following: cabins, mess, wardrobe all other areas above the main deck, including client office, rest and sleeping areas. For the different decks of these areas, the following guidelines should be followed: each 20 x 20 meter of deck needs - under good conditions - one base station... -
Page 18: Figure 8 Base Station Deployment Examples On First, Second, Third Decks, And Bridge Deck
CREW FIRST OFFICER CLIENT CREW SECOND CREW CREW CASINO DECK CREW CLIENT FIRST OFFICER CREW SECOND ENGINEER ELECTRICIAN INSTRUMENT CREW CABINS ROOM FIRST HOSPITAL DECK Server 6000 + ACM 1/15 STEWARD CREW CABIN CREW CABINS Figure 8 Base station deployment examples on First, Second, Third Decks, and Bridge Deck Each base station is located at the end of its deck that is opposite to that of the base station it is synching with on the deck above or below. -
Page 19: Deployment Guideline For Below Main Deck
Deployment Guideline for Below Main Deck The Below Main Deck area comprises the following: engine room engine control room pump rooms switchboard room storage rooms all other areas below the main deck For these areas, the recommended guidelines for installing base stations are described below. -
Page 20: Figure 10 Base Station & Leaky Cables In Pump Room And Around Moon Pool On Tank Top Deck
on the Tank Top Deck). These cables can easily stretch 100 meters in length. BRINE BRINE LIQUID MUD LIQUID MUD LIQUID MUD LEAKY CABLE 12/15 CEMENT CEMENT SLUDGE TANK LOWER PUMP MOON POOL ROOM ENGINE ROOM BILGE WATER TANK CEMENT CEMENT LEAKY CABLE LIQUID MUD... -
Page 21: Deployment Guideline For Outdoor Areas
Deployment Guideline for Outdoor Areas The outdoor areas comprise: main deck terrace corridor one deck above the outer edges of the main deck work areas at the outer edges of the main deck hangar, i.e. the area of the ship where the ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) is controlled and handled. -
Page 22: Figure 13 Base Station Deployment On Aft Main Deck
PLM-43 Cabinet PLM-43 Cabinet Figure 13 Base station deployment on Aft Main Deck In the example above, base station 13 is placed high in the cabin area and installed in a plastic water-tight cabinet (type PLM-32 or PLM-43) to shield it from the elements. The standard base station is directed out and down towards the open Main Deck area. - Page 23 A100K10676 IP DECT Deployment on Ships...
- Page 24 A100K10676 VINGTOR products are developed and marketed by Zenitel Norway AS. The company’s Quality Assurance System is certified to meet the requirements in NS-EN ISO 9001:2008. Zenitel Norway AS reserves the right to modify designs and alter specifications without prior notice, in pursuance of a policy of continuous improvement. ©2009 Zenitel Norway AS.
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