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Reliable public safety radio communications are vital in today’s emergency services operation, from dispatch to mission critical situations, and from voice only capabilities to voice and data.
Public safety communications have evolved from fire call boxes, analog land mobile radios (LMR) to digital LMRs and trunked radio systems. This evolution was mainly driven by technological advancements and the need for higher reliability. With the usage of higher frequency bands, and with more complex building environments such as dense building materials and energy efficient windows, an evolution in the in-building public safety infrastructure is also required to allow two-way radios or trunked radio systems to work seamlessly and reliably inside buildings and in underground tunnels, subways or mines.
Introducing Dali Matrix® Public Safety (PS) - the next generation all-digital Distributed Antenna System (DAS) to meet the stringent requirements of reliability and the evolving needs and requirements of public safety including broadband, LTE and FirstNet.
Dali Matrix® PS is the next generation all-digital DAS which transcends the traditional RF over fiber analog DAS and Bi-Direc-tional Amplifiers (BDAs) for in-building public safety coverage. With its digital signal processing, it ensures that there’s minimal noise interference and signal degradation over the optical transport, thus, contributing to lower noise floor rise at the RF source and ultimately providing higher quality and reliability of radio communications.
Matrix PS is a simple, modular, two-tier architecture that consists of the hdHost™ PS and the medium power remote radio unit,hd37™ PS. With its modular architecture, it provides great design flexibility to accommodate expansion and upgrades, and effective system redundancy configurations. Matrix PS is also a fully software configurable platform which enables channeliza-tion, upgrades and reconfiguration to be done remotely using software control and monitoring applications via the graphical user interface (GUI).
Dali Matrix® Public Safety
Reliable In-Building Radio Communications Anywhere at Anytime
Dali Matrix® Public Safety (PS)
The Next Generation Digital Public Safety In-Building Solution
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• Simple two-tier architecture
• Monitoring and control can be performed locally and remotely via software
• Single optical fiber with throughput of 10 Gb/s
• Up to 320 MHz of aggregated RF bandwidth per wavelength
• Supports P25 Phase I and II, TETRA & Tetrapol, and is FirstNet/LTE ready
Base stationor Repeater
airHost30™
hdHost™ PS
hd37™ PS hd37™ PS
Off-Air Repeater
• Accommodates 1 Gb/s or higher IP backhaul
• Integrated indoor and outdoor platform
• Supports base station and/or off-the-air RF feeds
• Provides secured/scrambled data transport
• Built-in software based spectrum analyzer
• Compliant to NFPA and IFC510
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Dali Matrix® PS Features and Benefits
Channelization To ensure the integrity of public safety radio communications, the highest level of filtering is required – both uplink and down-link, especially the case of off-air signal pick-up and delivery. The Dali Matrix® PS uses advanced digital signal processing and agile digital filtering to provide distortion free and intermodulation free radio channels (up to 32). The system provides users selectable downlink and uplink filters with bandwidths ranging from 12.5 kHz to 1.0 MHz. Channelization can be set locally or remotely via the graphical user interface (GUI). With this flexibility, system integrators and public safety operators can deploy systems in selected channels and bandwidths, and then easily reconfigure via software to operate within another set of chan-nels or bandwidths as future requirements change.
Long DistanceThe ability to carry optical signals over a long distance, as far as 40 km or further (up to 30 dBo optical link budget) is the result of Dali Matrix PS’ digital signal transport. It enables new deployment scenarios such as centralized headend architecture, and other indoor and underground applications, such as tunnels, subway systems and mines, without adding additional boosters and/or headend units.
Flexible Topology The flexibility provided by Dali Matrix PS is a key aspect to achieving the lowest total cost of ownership. The all-digital architec-ture enables multiple network topologies including star, chain and hybrid configurations to cater to different deployment scenarios. These network topologies provide reduced fiber plant usage and installation cost, and can also provide effective redundancy configurations.
In addition, with the ability to cascade host units, Matrix PS can support centralized headend architectures and can easily enable new RF sources from different locations to be incrementally added to the existing distribution network without intro-ducing passive intermodulation (PIM).
IP BackhaulA transparent 1 Gb/s Ethernet channel on each fiber connection can be used to backhaul IP traffic from other IP appliances such as IP cameras, digital announcement systems, Wi-Fi access points, and others.
Base station or RepeaterhdHost™ PS
hd37™ PS hd37™ PS
Off-Air Repeater
Off-Air Repeater
up to 40km away
Star Topology
up to 40km away
Host Cascading
Chain Topology
IP Camera
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hd37™ PSairHost30™
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Redundancy Seamless public safety communication is required at all times. The system cannot suffer loss of service due to single of point of failure; therefore, redundancy is very important to ensure that communication between the first responders does not get interrupted.
With its all-digital nature, Dali Matrix PS can provide a range of redundancy features including redundant hosts, redundant RF modules inside of the hosts, redundant remote units, redundant optical links, and automatic equipment failure detection and switchover.
1:1 redundancy is achieved by deploying a secondary host in parallel operating mode and the same can be accomplished at the remote site by deploying a secondary remote unit with an optical and RF bypass kit. Fiber diversity can be attained by deploy-ing a secondary fiber that runs on a different path from the host to the remote unit.
Another feature that is unique to Matrix PS is the automatic equipment failure detection and switchover. In the case of primary host failure, and/or primary fiber failure, the intelligent remote unit(s) will detect a loss of signal and automatically switch to the secondary optical link and secondary host. In addition, Matrix PS will automatically measure and compensate delays towards the remotes that are caused by the introduction of the secondary optical link. This is important for narrowband waveforms, but will become particularly important with broadband waveforms like LTE which has a stringent delay imbalance requirement.
Supports LTE and FirstNet Today Dali’s all-digital and software-configurable platform supports Firstnet and LTE waveforms today, hence integrators and public safety operators can easily transition from P25 Phase I and II or TETRA/Tetrapol to LTE. This platform is also future ready since new waveforms/standards can be easily implemented. This is possible since the digital signal processing is conducted using Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices that enable changes or upgrades by simply uploading a new image into the FPGA. Therefore, with an all-digital and software configurable solution, integrators and public safety operators only need to make the hardware investment initially, and can simply expand and upgrade their network without a major overhaul.
Base station
Primary Host
Secondary Host in parallel operating mode
Secondary Host in parallel operating mode
Base station
Primary Host
Switch Over
Automatic Switchover Operation
Normal Operation
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hd37™ PS
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Automatic Optical Delay Compensation Traditionally, optical delay compensation is done by using the same length of fiber to all remotes, or manually calculating the delay and adding delay elements to synchronize transmission from the antennas. With an all-digital and software-configurable platform, the optical delay is measured and the compensation is calculated. Then the delay is normalized automatically across all fibers with just a click of a button to synchronize transmission from multiple simulcast antennas. This saves site engineers’ time as no additional hardware is required to fine tune delay once the public safety system is installed.
Data Scrambling & Encryption Secure radio communications between first responders and public safety organizations is required. The system should apply features counteracting eavesdropping, content tempering and content forging. Besides the encryption done by the LMRs or trunked radio systems, Dali Matrix PS adds additional scrambling of the data being transmitted over the fiber link, further increasing the protection of the content if intercepted during transport.
In addition, access to the control and management (C&M) functions is password protected and encrypted. This is achieved using HTTP Secure protocol (HTTPS), or HTTP over secure socket layer (SSL), or with transport layer security (TSL) that provides authentication and bi-directional encryption of communications across the Matrix PS network.
Supports Cellular + Public Safety With the flexible and scalable nature of Dali Matrix PS, integrators and public safety operators can choose rather to have cellu-lar and public safety in-building coverage as a separate system or an integrated system. Both options are available with an all-digital solution and the decision is based on each project’s goals, requirements and design. With up to 320 MHz of aggregat-ed bandwidth per wavelength, Dali digital platform can support both cellular and public safety frequency bands over the same fiber.
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Base station
Automatically adds 5µs delay to synchronize antenna transmission
5µs delay
10µs delay
PS
Wireless
PS
Wireless
Separated
Integrated
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Dali Matrix® PS Product Portfolio
The hdHost™ PS is a quad-band host unit supporting up to 4 bands designed to interface directly to the Base Station (BTS) or other RF sources such as the bi-directional amplifier (BDA).
On the downlink (DL) path, the hdHost PS receives RF signals from the RF sourc-es and then converts these RF signals into a digital data stream. Third party IP data can also be added, and the aggregated digital data stream is then delivered via fiber optic links at a data rate of 10 Gb/s to the remote radio units.
On the uplink (UL) path, the hdHost PS performs the reverse functions and deliv-ers the RF signals back to the corresponding base stations , and the IP data to the internet network. The airHost30 is a quad-band host unit supporting up to 4 bands designed for off-air interface.
On the downlink (DL) path, airHost30 PS receives RF signals from the off-air donor antenna(s) which communicate with the public safety macro radio towers. The RF signals are then filtered and converted to a digital data stream. Third party IP data can also be added, and the aggregated digital data stream is then deliv-ered via fiber optic links at a data rate of 10 Gb/s to the remote radio units.
On the uplink (UL) path, airHost30 PS receives data streams from remote(s), which then get converted to RF. The RF signals are filtered and amplified to a composite power of up to 1W per band. The signals are delivered back to a macro radio tower via an outdoor directional antenna.
The airHost30 PS is a channelized unit where 16 to 32 frequency segments can be filtered using agile bandpass filters with adjustable bandwidth from 12.5 kHz to 1MHz.
The hd37 PS is a dual-band medium-power remote unit with 5 W or +37dBm of output power per band. hd37 PS bi-directionally transfers two bands respective-ly over a single optical fiber (Single Mode Fiber) at 10 Gb/s with optical link budgets from 15dBo to 30dBo. It also accommodates 1 Gb/s Ethernet backhaul.
The hd37 PS utilizes pluggable RF modules (RFM) with an output RF power of5 W. The hd37 PS can be optionally configured for single or dual-band operation. The hd37-RFM modules are radio access technology agnostic.
The hd37 PS connects to Dali’s hdHost PS or airHost30 PS head-end in a star, daisy-chain, or hybrid star/daisy chain configuration. The hd37 PS can incorpo-rate an optical and RF bypass kit that enables 1:1 remote redundancy. Built in intelligence enables automatic switchover between primary and secondary fiber links when loss of synchronization/data continuity is detected. Monitoring and control of the hd37 PS can be performed locally via the Ethernet craft ports or remotely through the hdHost PS. All units are convection cooled that contribute to high Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF).
hdHost37 PS is a channelized unit where 16 to 32 frequency segments can be filtered using agile bandpass filters with adjustable bandwidth from 12.5 kHz to 1MHz. Both band-selective and channelized versions are available.
hdHost™ PS
airHost30™
hd37™ PS (700 & 800 MHz)
hd37™ PS (150 & 450 MHz)
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hdHost™ PS
airHost30™
Radio Frequency (RF)
DL Maximum Input Power -7 dBm to +30 dBm
UL Output Power ≤ 0 dBm
16 to 32Channelization
Available Filter BW 12.5 kHz to 1 MHz
Environmental
Operating Temperature -30 to + 50 °C
Enclosure IP66 / NEMA 4/4X
Relative Humidity ≤ 95 %
Dali Matrix® PS Specifications
Radio Frequency (RF)
Air Interfaces Supported Analog FM, EDACS, P25 Phase I and II, TETRA, Tetrapol, LTE
Frequency Bands Supported North America: 150, 450, 700, 800, 900 MHzEMEA and APAC: 380-400, 390-420, 400-430, 430-470 MHz
Up to 320 MHz per wavelength Aggregated Bandwidth
≤ 160 us | 35 ns or less (band dependent) Delay Adjustment
System Delay 5 us to 50 us, filter BW dependent
Optical
Optical Budget 15 to 30 dBo (SFP dependent)
Standards UL and FCC certified | NFPA and IFC510 compliant
Optical Transport Rate 9.8304 Gb/s
Others
Operating Power -48 VDC
Weight 22 lbs / 10 kg
Size (W x H x D) 19” x 3.6” x 17” 482 x 91 x 432 mm
15.7” x 31” x 6.9” 398 x 788 x 176 mm
15.7” x 31” x 6.9”398 x 788 x 176 mm
Others
Operating Power -48 VDC
Weight 77.4 lbs / 35.1 kg
Size (W x H x D)
Radio Frequency (RF)
DL Maximum Input Power ≤ -40 dBm
UL Output Power 30 dBm per band
hd37™ PS (700 & 800 MHz) Radio Frequency (RF)
Number of Supported RF Band Modules Up to 2
DL Maximum Output Power 37 dBm per band
Others
Size (W x H x D)
Weight (Fully loaded)
Operating Power -48 VDC
hd37™ PS (150 & 450 MHz) Radio Frequency (RF)
Number of Supported RF Band Modules Up to 2
DL Maximum Output Power 37 dBm per band
Others
Size (W x H x D)
Weight (Fully loaded)
77.4 lbs / 35.1 kg
Operating Power -48 VDC
Number of SupportedRF Band Modules
Up to 4
Number of Bands Supported Up to 4
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15.7” x 31” x 6.9”398 x 788 x 176 mm
77.4 lbs / 35.1 kg
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Dali Matrix PS is the next generation all-digital DAS that transcends the traditional RF over fiber analog DAS and BDAs. With its software-configurable and modular architecture, it not only provides reliable public safety radio communications anytime, anywhere but its future-ready to easily adapt to requirements including LTE and FirstNet, and expansion and upgrades.
Dali Matrix® PS- The Next GenerationDigital Public Safety In-Building Solution
Dali Wireless (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd
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1 Connaught Place Central, Hong Kong
Dali Wireless, Inc. 535 Middlefield Road, Suite 280 Menlo Park, CA, 94025 USA
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Dali, Dali Wireless and Dali Matrix are registered trademarks. hdHost PS, airHost30, airHost37, airHost43 PS, hd30 PS, hd37 PS and hd43 PS are trademarks of Dali Wireless, Inc. Any product and company names listed are trademarks of their respective companies. Specifications are subject to change without notice. The information contained herein does not constitute part of any order or contract.