Project 25 Today An Overview

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1 1 Project 25 Today An Overview Doug Chapman Etherstack

2 2 Public Safety Interoperable Communications The TIA-102 suite of standards is used for the design of Project 25 (P25) interoperable digital two-way wireless communication products. P25 is adopted by organizations around the world for mission critical communications Enabling Interoperability Multi-Vendor Sourcing Migration from Legacy Equipment Evolving Multiple Frequency Bands Spectral Efficiency Public Safety User Driven Conventional & Trunked Operation Secure Communications Established Voice and Data Coverage Flexibility Global Standard with Worldwide Adoption

3 3 Benefits of Project 25 Interoperability Requirement Multi-Vendor Sourcing Public Safety User-Driven Digital Worldwide Adoption Economical Coverage Trunked & Conventional Operation Multiple Configurations Supports Migration Multiple Frequency Bands Supported Security Services Spectrally Efficient Grant Funding Forward Interoperability Planning with LTE P25

4 Project 25 Equipment Manufacturers 2013 Project 25 Technology Interest Group Slide 4

5 Multi-Vendor, Competitive Sourcing 37 Vendors for Project 25 Equipment and Services are available 15 fixed station/repeater manufacturers 15 Subscriber manufacturers 11 console manufacturers 15 network providers 5 test equipment suppliers PTIG Member Organizations PTIG Project 25 Industry List - March 2013 Fixed Stations & Repeaters Mobile & Portable Equipment & Subscribers Consoles Networks Software Test Equipment Systems Integration AECO M AERO FLEX AIRWAVE SO LUTIO NS ANRITSU AVTEC CASSIDIAN COMMUNICATIONS CATALYST CO MMUNICATIO NS CISCO SYSTEMS COBHAM AVIONICS CODAN RADIO - DANIELS CYNERGYZE DATRO N DVSI EF JOHNSON TECHNOLOGIES ETHERSTACK FEDERAL ENGRG INC GENESIS GROUP HARRIS CORPORATION ICOM AMERICA KENWOOD USA MIDLAND RADIO MO DUCO M MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS PANTEL INTERNATIO NAL PO WERTRUNK RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS RAYTHEO N CIVIL CO MMUNICATIO NS RELM WIRELESS SIMO CO SPECTRA ENGINEERING TAIT RADIO TECHNISO NIC TELEX RADIO DISPATCH THALES COMMUNICATIONS VERTEX STANDARD WIRELESS PACIFIC ZETRO N Consultant Services 2013 Project 25 Technology Interest Group Slide 5

6 March 11, Console Vendor FSI/CSSI Support Vendor FSI CSSI Avtec Catalyst Cisco Moducom Pantel Zetron

7 R.F. Vendor FSI/CSSI Support Vendor FSI CSSI Cassidian Codan EF Johnson Harris Icom Kenwood Motorola Solutions Midland Raytheon Spectra SImoco Relm Tait March 11,

8 R.F. Vendor FDMA/TDMA Support Vendor FDMA TDMA Cassidian Codan EF Johnson Harris Icom Kenwood Motorola Solutions Midland Raytheon Spectra SImoco Relm Tait March 11,

9 9 Project 25 Requirements: Defined By Users, For Users Project 25 is unique in that Public Safety Professionals are part of the standards development process P25 Steering Committee P25 User Needs Sub-Committee APIC (APCO Project 25 Interface Committee) Task Groups

10 10 Worldwide Adoption Project 25 systems are deployed in 83 countries

11 International Growth International adoption of Project 25 is attributed to: o Coverage vs. Cost o Conventional & Trunked Operation o Interoperability o Spectral Efficiency o Multi Vendor Sourcing o Broader Range of Operating Bands available o Analog and PH I backwards compatible o Symmetrical coverage of voice and data o Able to blend TDMA and FDMA to optimize cost of ownership o Same direct radio-to-radio mode as available in current analog systems o Supports encryption in direct mode March 11, Project 25 Technology Interest Group

12 12 Project 25: A System of Defined Interfaces AIR INTERACES WIRELINE INTERFACES SECURITY INTERFACES DATA INTERFACES DATA APPLICATIONS KMF KMF Gateway Gateway ISSI/CSSI INTER- KMF DATA NETWORK LOCATION P25 FDMA COMMON AIR INTERFACE TRUNKING OPERATION CONVENTIONAL OPERATION FSI Key Fill Device KEY FILL SUBSCRIBER DATA PERIPHERAL KMF OTAR P25 TDMA COMMON AIR INTERFACE NETWORK MANAGEMENT KEY TRUNKING OPERATION PSTN RF Site TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT P25 System

13 March 11, 2013 Project 25 Technology Interest Group 13 Project 25/TIA Standards Process Map User voice P25 Steering Committee Joint Participation APIC: TIA-P25 Interface via MoU TIA TR-8 Committee Industry voice P25 User Needs Committee User Needs Task Groups Define requirements for standardization; Adopt or reject TIA work Only Users vote Develops concept documents for P25 APIC Task Groups APIC Working Groups Develops user requirements into standards proposals Serves as venues for needed clarifications Manages documents All organizations get a vote TR-8 Committee Subcommittees Subcommittee Working Groups Develop consensus standards with guidance from APIC and users Only TR-8 members vote APIC: APCO Project 25 Interface Committee TIA: Telecommunications Industry Association

14 14 What Is Project 25: A Conclusion Project 25 Project 25 interoperable digital two-way wireless communication products are designed to the TIA-102 suite of standards Project 25 is made up of air interfaces, wireline interfaces, security interfaces, data interfaces, and data applications For a P25 interface or service to be defined for a given functionality, both the TIA-102 Core Definition documents and Testing documents need to be published P25/TIA Compliance is determined at the feature level, P25 features should be designed to the applicable TIA-102 standards documents and pass TIA-102 published tests that apply

15 15 Concluding - The Benefits of Project 25 Equipment and services are available from over 37 vendors Adopted worldwide with P25 systems deployed in 83 countries Public safety professionals are part of the standards process Spectrally Efficient and Compliant to FCC and Other Regulatory Bodies around the world Covers large geographic areas with fewer transmitter sites than other technologies providing economical coverage Supports both Trunked & Conventional operation Supports a multitude of configurations such as multicast, simulcast, direct/simplex operation, repeaters, voting, singlesite, and multi-site Supports multiple frequency bands Supports Security Services Digital enabling improved audio over analog

16 16 Additional Project 25 Resources Project 25 Interest Group (PTIG) Website (Provides links to all PTIG members sites) Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA) Website

17 17 Project 25 Today An Overview Thank You Doug Chapman Etherstack