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Applications:
IP Video
Reuse legacy cable when upgrading from analog to IP security.
Transportation
Elevators and mechanisms
Anywhere there's coax!
HIGHWIRE turns any analogue video cable into a high-speed network connection. This allows the replacement of analogue cameras with IP cameras without installation of any new cabling, which can save some 30-40% of the system cost.
Universal connections for coax, network and power, with no user set-up required, make installation easy and fast.
HIGHWIRE can provide a full-duplex 100BASE-T network connection, with no bandwidth restrictions, over up to 500 metres (1650 feet) of RG-11 cable, or 280 metres (930 feet) of CCTV-grade RG-59 cable.
Simply connect a single HIGHWIRE to each end of the coaxial cable, and the link will be established automatically with no configuration required.
The HIGHWIRE connection is invisible to Ethernet data and requires no MAC or IP address; to the camera, the link looks like any other network cable.
Speed, duplex and crossover are sensed on connection; no set up is necessary.
HIGHWIRE can be powered by legacy 12 Volt DC or 24 Volt AC supplies. The connection is via a detachable screw terminal and the type and polarity of the supply are detected automatically.
An optional power supply is available for installations with no legacy power.
With absolutely no setting-up or configuration required, installation is simple, and HIGHWIREs compact dimensions allow it to be mounted inside a camera housing.
Optional wall-mounting brackets and a rack-mounting kit are available to suit the needs of each installation.
Reuse legacy cable when upgrading from analogue to IP security.
Use HIGHWIRE as a cost-effective means to deploy network connections beyond 100 metres - for example, a buried RG-11 cable can be used to deliver a network connection between buildings 500 metres apart.
HIGHWIRE can be used on legacy coaxial cables found in rail transport or elsewhere, and its universal power input makes it well-suited to low-voltage installations.
Because coaxial cable will coil and bend properly, unlike Cat 5 cable, HIGHWIRE provides an ideal means to provide network access to elevator carriages, for VoIP, security, lift panel and other devices.
HIGHWIRE has been deployed over all types of video cable, radar, TV antenna and satellite downlinks, armoured steel cables, you name it. 50-ohm coax or cables of other impedance can normally be used without any modification to the unit.
