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UNIVERSAL HARDWARE PLATFORM COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE

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UNIVERSAL HARDWARE PLATFORM

COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE

UHP NETWORKS AT A GLANCE

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o UHP Networks is a Canadian Corporation with headquarters in Canada

o Developer of disruptive high-performance VSAT technology

o Manufacturing in Bavaria, Germany; sales and technical support worldwide

o Pioneered Software-Defined Architecture (Universal Hardware Platform)

o 200 networks, including several with Fortune 500 companies and governments

UHP COTM

Capabilities

• Support for different antennas

• Seamless global coverage

• High-speed connectivity

• Flexible topology and waveforms

• Efficient use of satellite bandwidth

• Easy to deploy and operate

• Reliable equipment with redundancy

Advantages

Scalable solutions applicable for fishing boats, SNG and cruise ships

Meets demands of the most complex mobility applications

Reliable broadband access for the crew and passengers everywhere

Efficient multiservice VSAT platform for fixed and COTM terminals

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WHY USE UHP FOR COTM?

o Most scalable platform: start with single SCPC link and SW migrate to a TDM/TDMA network

o Bandwidth-efficient modulation and coding

o Highest TDMA efficiency: 96% and fast BW allocation

o Highest transmit capability : 450 Mbps aggregate

o Support for cellular backhaul 2G/3G/LTE traffic for wireless roaming onboard

o Support of OpenAMIP and other proprietary protocols to interface with mobile antennas

o Automatic beam switching with change of frequencies and mode of operation depending on location

o Support for multi-spot High-Throughput Satellites and different frequency bands

o Doppler effect compensation up to 1300 km/h speeds

o Compact, light-weight, low-power router board for integration directly into the mobile antenna

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COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE TDM/SCPC NETWORK

o Dedicated SCPC channels to each ship

o MODCODs up 32APSK in both directions

o Data rates up to 225 Mbps in both directions

o Shared forward (TDM) channel with statistical traffic multiplexing and advanced QoS

o Low-CAPEX scalable TDM/SCPC Hub that can be software-upgraded to TDM/TDMA Hub

o Recommended for networks with a small number of terminals and very intensive traffic, e.g. cruise ships with Tx traffic above 10 Mbps

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UHP HUB

INTERNET

SCPC TDM SCPC SCPC

UHP Terminal #1

UHP Terminal #2

COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE TDM/TDMA NETWORK

o Forward (TDM) channel with MODCODs up to 32APSK and 225 Mbps throughput

o MF-TDMA return channel with MODCODs up to 8PSK and throughput up to 20 Mbps/carrier

o Dynamic bandwidth allocation with intelligent QoS both in forward and return channels

o Recommended for networks with multiple terminals and modest traffic in return channel, e.g. cargo/small ships, airplanes, SNG vehicles

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UHP HUB

INTERNET

TDM MF-TDMA

UHP Terminal #1

UHP Terminal #2

COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE TDM/SCPC MULTI-SPOT NETWORK

o Dedicated SCPC channels to each ship

o MODCODs up 32APSK in both directions

o Data rates up to 225 Mbps in both directions

o Shared forward (TDM) channel with statistic traffic multiplexing and advanced QoS

o Requires forward TDM channel and capacity for SCPC return channels in each spot-beam

o Automatic beam switching between the beams

o Recommended for networks with a small number of terminals and very intensive traffic, e.g. cruise ships with Tx traffic above 10 Mbps

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UHP HUB

INTERNET

SCPC TDM SCPC SCPC

UHP Terminal #1

UHP Terminal #2

SCPC TDM SCPC SCPC

Capacity for the Terminal #1

Capacity for the Terminal #2

COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE TDM/TDMA MULTI-SPOT NETWORK

o Forward (TDM) channel with MODCODs up to 32APSK and 225 Mbps throughput

o MF-TDMA return channel with MODCODs up to 8PSK and throughput up to 20 Mbps/carrier

o Requires TDM/TDMA subnetwork in each spot-beam of the target coverage

o Supports automatic beam switching between spot-beams with TDM/TDMA or TDM/SCPC network topologies

o Recommended for networks with multiple terminals and modest traffic in return channel, e.g. cargo/small ships, airplanes, SNG vehicles

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UHP HUB

INTERNET

SCPC TDM MF-TDMA

UHP Terminal #1

UHP Terminal #2

TDM MF-TDMA

UHP COTM NETWORK UNIVERSAL ARCHITECTURE

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STANDARD TERMINAL HUB

UH

P-IFS

Ethe

rne

t Switch

UHP-240 (#2)

UHP-240 (#1)

UHP-NMS Optional

components (scalability / redundancy)

REDUNDANT TERMINAL

UHP-IFS

Ethernet Switch

UHP NETWORK SOFTWARE-DEFINABLE HUB

MODE OF OPERATION

UHP-240 DUAL UNIVERSAL ROUTER #1 UHP-240 DUAL UNIVERSAL ROUTER #2

Router “A” Router “B” Router “A” Router “B”

Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx

TDM/SCPC 1 terminal

SCPC SCPC N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U

TDM/SCPC 2 terminals

TDM DUAL SCPC N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U

TDM/SCPC 8 terminals

TDM DUAL SCPC N/U DUAL SCPC N/U DUAL SCPC N/U DUAL SCPC

TDM/TDMA 1xTDM + 1xTDMA

TDM TDMA N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U

TDM/TDMA 1xTDM + 4xTDMA

TDM MF-TDMA N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U N/U

TDM/TDMA 4xTDM + 16xTDMA

TDM MF-TDMA TDM MF-TDMA TDM MF-TDMA TDM MF-TDMA

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”N/U” – this unit is not used and can be used as a redundancy

BEAM SWITCHING SEAMLESS SERVICE

o Preconfigured, locally-stored coverage maps and network parameters

o Automatic round-robin and map-based switchover between satellites or beams

o Change of mode of operation when required

o Communications with mobile antenna based on standard OpenAMIP protocol

o COTM terminal retains the same IP address after switchover to another hosting Hub

o Dynamic traffic routing to the hosting Hub

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Internet

Internet

KEY FEATURES

UHP DISRUPTIVE INNOVATIONS

SOFTWARE-DEFINABLE VSAT

o Universal satellite routers for all network components, including Hub and terminals

o Functionality of the universal UHP router depends on the remotely-activated SW keys

o Quick and easy transfer/swap of the extended functionality between UHP routers

o Efficient upgrade to newer UHP models with portability of the existing functionality keys

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Advantages: Reduced CAPEX for spare parts and network upgrades Quick and easy field replacement and change of network topology

SCALABILITY WITHOUT HARDWARE REPLACEMENT

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o P2P SCPC Link → 500’000 sites TDM/TDMA network

o Mini HUB → HTS Hub for 64 spot-beams

o 130 kHz per network → One transponder per carrier

o Primary → On-demand → Backup

o Built-in management → VNO NMS with API

o L2 bridge → Advanced IP routing with 200K pps

NETWORK EVOLUTION WITHOUT BOUNDARIES

VNO HUB SCPC

VNO HUB TDMA

TDMA

TDMA VNO HUB (Backup) TDMA

TDMA

Private HUB

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Start with dedicated SCPC or CIR-based TDMA link using a pair of terminals

Expand network with additional

terminals and VNO partners

Separate part of the network by SW

upgrade of one of the terminals to Hub

EFFICIENT USE OF SATELLITE BANDWIDTH

TDM and SCPC Channels

o Based on DVB-S2X standard with support of QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK and 32APSK modulations with 5% Roll-off

o Adaptive Coding and Modulations

o Automatic Transmission Level Control

o Spectral Efficiency up to 4 bit/Hz with overhead below 1%

TDMA Channels

o Innovative MF-TDMA protocol with efficiency of 96% vs equivalent SCPC

o Support of adaptive QPSK, 8PSK and 16PSK modulations with bandwidth-efficient LDPC coding

o Adaptive Coding and Modulations

o Automatic Transmission Level Control

o Adjustable frame length and slot sizes with minimal intervals due to no preamble used

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ADAPTIVE MODULATION AND CODING

o Multichannel

o Frame-to-frame auto-adjustable

o Customized strategies

o Available with SCPC, TDM and TDMA

o Adaptive symbol rate for TDMA channel

o Detailed statistics for optimization

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TDMA PROTOCOL

o Industry best efficiency 96% vs. SCPC

o Customized frame/slot config

o Frame 50 -1000 ms

o 14 slot sizes

o Manageable minimal BW

o Slot-to-slot fast MF-TDMA hopping

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UHP HUB

MADE FOR HTS

o Cost-effective scalable multi-spot Hubs

o Smart redundancy with M:N schemes

o Support of site diversity and geo-redundancy

o Support of low and high symbol rates

o NMS with support of HTS and VNO

o Ultra-high throughput of user terminals

o Advanced DVB-S2X modulations with ACM

o Dual-Band and Dual-Gateway topologies

o Smart Beam switching for COTM

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BUC LNB

DUAL DVB DEMODULATOR

o Two built-in DVB-S2 demodulators with independent IF inputs

o Simultaneous receive of two carriers from different transponders, beams, bands or satellites

o Applications: o VSAT network with IP multicast overlay

o Dual-Band satellite networks

o Dual-Gateway for regional traffic

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LNB

UHP SMART REDUNDANCY M:N Automatic Local Redundancy

o UHP routers support Standard and Smart automatic redundancy

o Standard redundancy provides 1:1 backup configurations and requires double set of equipment

o Smart Redundancy is intelligent NMS-controlled system which dynamically assigns network roles to universal controllers

o UHP Smart Redundancy saves above 35% of Hub CAPEX due to dynamic SW license reuse

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Standby Equipment

OC

IC

OC

IC

Active Equipment

Network Management System

STANDARD 1:1 REDUNDANCY

Abbreviations (roles): OC – Forward channel controller IC – Return channel controller

UHP SMART REDUNDANCY

Universal Controllers (may act as OC or IC)

Network Management System

IC OC

UHP SMART REDUNDANCY Local-/Geo- Redundancy and Site Diversity

o Smart Redundancy NMS dynamically assigns network roles to universal controllers of the Active Teleport and ensures the highest service availability

o If no more universal routers available for system failover on the Active Teleport, the Smart Redundancy moves all network roles to the Standby Teleport

o Smart Redundancy avoids service degradation caused by rain fade by automatic switchover of the Teleports depending on the current atmospheric conditions

o Smart Redundancy supports M:N Redundancy and Site Diversity configurations, while uses just one set of SW licenses and ensures tremendous CAPEX savings

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Active Teleport

Universal Controllers

Network Management System

IC OC

Standby Teleport

Universal Controllers

UHP SCHEDULER

o UHP Scheduler manages adaptive network topology and dynamic bandwidth allocation

o Scheduled switchover between shared MF-TDMA and high-speed SCPC with fully-automated lineup procedure and levels adjustment

o Friendly graphical interface, easy booking process, conflicts resolution and schedule validator

o Allows to combine various services within a single VSAT network: DSNG, videoconferencing, data contribution/distribution, backup for landlines, etc.

o Ability to manage the Scheduler from external devices via XML API

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ULTRA-FAST STARTUP AND MODE SWITCHOVER

o Unique RTOS provides quick start and full control of router resources

o 8 operation profiles with automatic switchover defining mode of operation, RF and IP setup

o Easy network re-configuration or mode switchover with auto fall back

o The industry fastest in-service time:

o 1 second: after change of operation mode

o 10 seconds: after power-on

o 30 seconds: after complete Hub reboot

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Network in operation just in 10s after complete reboot

QUALITY OF SERVICE

o Classification of IP packets

o Customized action rules

o Traffic policy manager

o 680-channels traffic-shaper:

o CIR –committed data rate

o MIR – maximum data rate

o MIR to CIR slope factor

o Day/Night CIR change

o TCP acceleration

o cRTP header compressor

o Hierarchic traffic shapers

o Fair Access Policies (FAP) with customized minimal data rate, down and up slopes

o Eight Tx priority queues with Class-Based Queueing

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Modulator

TCP acceleration

RTP header

compression

Policy:

TOS, DSCP,

Network,

Port, ICMP

type

Router

Modified

parameters:

Priority

Traffic shaper

Dropped traffic

Defined parameters:

SVLAN

Priority

Traffic shaper

ACM channel

Priority processing of

traffic with compressed

RTP headers

Distribution of traffic:

Between ACM channels

Priority queues (8)

Traffic shaping:

In accordance with hierarchy

Weighted fair queuing (4 queues)

System data

Traffic shaper

SECURITY

Network

• Extended authentication of network terminals based on S/N

• “Locked terminals” feature – prevents using subsidized UHP router in other networks

• Additional terminal authorization with external HW key

• VLAN support

• Optional AES-256 encryption of user data and network management

Management

• Access to local Web-console with authorization

• Multi-user NMS interface with customizable administrators’ roles

• Optional SSL encrypted access to NMS

• VNO NMS users with access limited to dedicated subnetwork only

• Multi-profile configuration with automatic fallback and multiple firmware banks

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SUPERIOR RELIABILITY AND AVAILABILITY

Hardware

o Basic element of Hub and remote is UHP router MTBF >200’000 hours

o Hot-standby redundancy for all key Hub components

o Universal hardware building block (UHP router) guarantees MTTR of 24 hours by migrating the SW license to spare UHP

o Low-cost universal spare stock

Software

o Fault tolerant SW architecture

o Distributed data processing

o All network elements accessible via NMS or directly via SNMP or web GUI

o NMS with XML API provides safe access to data

o SW upgrades managed in seamless way

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OSS/BSS AND VNO SUPPORT

Application Programming Interface

• Supported via XML/JSON

• Actual statuses and statistics

• Control of network settings

• Management of QoS

• Access to the Traffic Scheduler

• Extended FAP mechanism based on external systems

VNO controlled options

• Dedicated controllers

• Network terminals

• Traffic Shapers

• Traffic Policies

• VLAN

• Alerts

• VNO Administrators

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SATELLITE ROUTERS

UNIVERSAL HARDWARE PLATFORM

UHP HIGH-THROUGHPUT HUB

• Multi-spot, multi-band, enterprise-class VSAT Hub

• B2C, B2B and B2G services based on a single hardware platform

• Support of: TDM/TDMA Star, TDM/TDMA Mesh and SCPC terminals

• Scalable design: up to 32 forward, 8’128 return links and 500’000 terminals

• Independent IF interface for each FWD and associated RTN links

• FWD: TDM up to 65 MSps DVB-S2 ACM with QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK & 32APSK

• RTN: MF-TDMA up to 8 Msps LDPC ACM with QPSK, 8PSK and 16PSK

• RTN: SCPC up to 65 MSps DVB-S2 ACM with QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK & 32APSK

• 5% roll-off, efficient IP encapsulation and TDMA protocol without preamble

• Smart load balancing in FWD and RTN channels every 30-100 ms time frame

• Rich set of supported protocols with QoS, acceleration and compression

• Hot-standby M:N local and geographical redundancy

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UHP-100 SERIES LOW-COST SATELLITE ROUTER

• FWD: up to 65 MSps DVB-S2 ACM with QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK and 32APSK

• Two independent DVB demodulators with separate IF inputs

• RTN: MF-TDMA 100 kSps… 8 MSps LDPC ACM with QPSK, 8PSK and 16PSK

• Superior throughput and processing capability up to 150’000 pps

• Built-in adaptive hierarchic traffic shaper for VSAT

• Rich set of supported protocols with QoS

• Two Fast Ethernet user ports and switch

• Built-in web-console, user-friendly configuration

• Fast network startup: ready for use in 30s

• Low power consumption and various housing

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UHP-200 SERIES UNIVERSAL SATELLITE ROUTER

• FWD: up to 65 MSps DVB-S2 ACM with QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK and 32APSK

• Two independent DVB demodulators with separate IF inputs

• RTN: MF-TDMA 100 kSps … 8 MSps LDPC ACM with QPSK, 8PSK and 16PSK

• RTN: SCPC up to 65 MSps DVB-S2 ACM with QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK and 32APSK

• Multichannel MF-TDMA demodulator for Mesh/Hub

• Superior processing capability up to 190’000 pps

• TDM/TDMA, TDM/TDMA Mesh, SCPC and Hubless

• Built-in adaptive hierarchic traffic shaper

• Rich set of supported protocols with QoS

• Switch with two Gigabyte Ethernet user ports

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NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

o Support of multiple networks with different satellites or modes of operation

o Multiuser VNO access to divide global network infrastructure between virtual operators

o Full details on status, alarms, levels, traffic, terminals activity, local weather conditions, etc.

o API interface to external OSS/BSS systems

o Group management and scheduled firmware update of network terminals

o Automated commissioning of new terminals

o Analytical tools for optimization of network resources and customized reports

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