
using DMB-T/H standard - Digital TV Receiver Stick Platinum ProHDTV from Magic-Pro
(picture from magic-pro.com)
The success of the Chinese was possible due to combining mechanisms allowing to receive HD broadcasts in fixed and mobile environments. This feature is available through the use of TDM-OFDM (Time Domain Synchronous - Orthogonal Division Multiplexing). It minimizes the effects of signal degradation caused by heterogeneous nature of the phenomena associated with propagation (reflection, refraction, interference, and unpredictable strengthening and weakening of signal level associated with moving and the Doppler effect).
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2 - freely rotatable nut (before and after compression)
3 - two compression rings
Building antenna systems with distribution networks based on TRISET cables and PCT connectors, the installation company guarantees highest parameters and many years of trouble-free service of the installations.
Cameras with Super HAD CCD sensors ensure true colors, the images are sharp and clear. But in some specific situations like strong light directed on the camera or dimness, the results may be not satisfactory.

These expectations are perfectly met in the V-CAM 515+ IR M10751 camera equipped with 1/3'' Super HAD CCD II sensor from SONY. V-CAM 515 + IR M10751 ensures resolution of 550 TVL and sensitivity of 0.01 lx. In its modern, vandal proof housing there are IR LEDs. The features guarantee superb images both during the day and at night. In order to facilitate the installation of the camera it is possible to buy the version with bracket - M10750.
Currently the company uses 3 DVRs: one ULTIMAX-104 M71040 and two ULTIMAX 204 M72040. The next step will be adding a 2-megapixel camera mounted above the cash register.
The whole system is integrated by ULTIMAX Client software.
At the same time, the company wants to implement a system to monitor via the Internet its branches located throughout the country.
The implementation is a typical example illustrating the benefits of modular construction of the monitoring system, which relies on the possibility of joining dozens of any ULTIMAX DVRs and IP cameras. Such a system is easy to expand and upgrade, and a number of DVRs working in the network instead of one allow for flexible response in case of failure.
ULTIMAX DVRs are excellent examples of professional equipment at a reasonable price. The DVRs, similarly to IP cameras of ULTICAM and video servers of ULTINET, use efficient H.264 compression that has lower bandwidth requirements than previous video coding systems.
The whole modular system can be integrated by free client software, or, in the case of using IP devices, by professional ULTISYSTEM software providing possibility of employing modern IP devices of ACTi, IQinVision, and other leading manufacturers.
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The cameras in the headquarters in Kiev cover server and control rooms, as well as customer reception area. Due to the existing infrastructure, it was decided to use PoE equipment (powered via twisted-pair cables).
The system includes 29 cameras: 24 x ACM-4201 K1514, ACM-7411 K1313, 4 x ACM-1311 K1117.
Megapixel cameras provide the security staff with crystal clear images which enable them to digitally zoom any fragment in order to see interesting details, both in the live mode and from the archive recordings.

It is difficult to obtain high quality close-ups. Therefore, the market offers lenses up to 100 mm maximum. The exception is the M2314, with an extra-wide range from 10 to 120 mm. It allows to see every detail even from very far away (the minimum viewing angle of the lens is only about 3 degrees). However, nothing is for free: big zoom means a big size - more than 12 cm! This is more than the length of some camera models. Therefore, the lens is also equipped with fastening to a bracket or housing, so, in fact, the camera can be screwed to the lens.
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- Main board: RouterBoard 411 N24113
- processor: Atheros AR7130
- RAM: 32 MB
- 1 slot for wireless module
- 1 Ethernet port
- MikroTik license level: 3
- Main board RouterBoard 411A N24114
- processor: Atheros AR7130
- RAM: 64 MB
- 1 slot for wireless module
- 1 Ethernet port
- MikroTik license level: 4
- Main board RouterBoard 433 N24334
- processor: Atheros AR7130 300MHz
- RAM: 64 MB
- 3 slots for wireless modules
- 3 Ethernet ports
- MikroTik license level: 4
- Accessories
The main features of ULTIAIR devices:
- Flexible configuration;
- Possibility of creating advanced network systems;
- Efficient data transmission (ULTIAIR Nstreme N2320 - up to 54 Mb/s in each direction);
- Weather-resistant housing (IP 66);
- Quick configuration of Access Point, Bridge, and HOTSPOT modes;
- Easy installation.

SAT KRAK 2009 is one of the biggest events in the satellite TV industry in Eastern Europe.
As every year the fair will be held at the CHEMOBUDOWA Exhibition Center. The main exhibition hall (1800 square meters) can house more than 100 stands.
SAT KRAK 2009 website
Internet through power outlet? - Yes, it's possible! TP-LINK manufactures powerline Ethernet adapters TP-LINK TL-PA201 N3355 and TP-LINK TL-PA101 N3350, allowing to transmit Ethernet signal over existing power line. The pair or set of the adapters is an ideal solution in every case when it is impossible to install Ethernet cables or the environment does not allow to use wireless connectivity.
- archive DWR of Feb. 23, 2009
Poor GSM signal? The problems occur in markets, tunnels, underground car parks, petrol stations, airport halls, hotels. A similar situation can be found in buildings located on the border range of base stations (recreational areas, mountains etc). The solution to this problem is application of GSM repeater...
- archive DWR of Aug. 24, 2009
CCTV surveillance systems for housing developments. ULTIMAX DVRs provide optimum solutions for this purpose. A typical system consists of several DVRs located in some buildings, with a number of connected cameras. Partition of a larger system into subsystems makes it easy to install the necessary cabling...
- archive DWR of Jan. 26, 2009
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