General Presentation of Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability DVB/DAVIC Interoperability Consortium
Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability General Presentation of Global standard for distribution of Audio and Video signals International council for interworking audio and video systems DVB/DAVIC Interoperability Consortium This means in general speaking: Let’s talk, not fight Means commitment from global vendors of STB, Head. End and Cable Modem
Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability âOn 8 June 1998, Euro. Cable. Labs (ECL) - the technical research and development branch of the European Cable Communications Association - sent out an RFP to manufacturers of cable modems and interactive set top boxes.
Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability â The European cable operators. . . have, after an in-depth study of the different systems that are available, decided to choose the DVB/DAVIC system for the RFP. In their opinion this system suits the needs of the European cable operators best. The two main advantages … are the system flexibility on one hand the optimal DVB environment system design on the other hand. One single system being able to provide all services including video and audio broadcasting, data communication and telephony, represents a better solution than different, individual systems operating in parallel. This is valid both from a technical point of view as well as from an economic point of view with regard to longterm cost efficiency. â Multivendor Interoperability and Multiservice Platform is a requirement
Objectives of the Consortium Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability âMultilateral interoperability of products based on the DVB-RC Cable & LMDS and DAVIC 1. 5 for broadband video, audio, data and voice services: Cable Data Modems Set-top-boxes (two-way broadband) Headend transmission equipment
Objectives of the Consortium Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability âMarketing of the interoperability, advantages and benefits of the products for: Residential and business end users Cable Operators Consortium member companies
The Consortium Members âAlcatel âCOCOM âComatlas âDivi. Com âHughes Network Systems âNokia âPace âPhilips âSagem âSIMAC âThomson Multimedia âThomson broadcast system â… more will join Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability
The Complete DVB Standards Edition Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability Return channel Generic: ETS 300 801 Network-independent interactive protocols Adopted by ITU and DAVIC 1. 5 â â Satellite: ETS 300 421: Digital satellite transmission systems HFC Networks: ETS 300 429: Digital cable delivery systems â Downstream transmission in MPEG-2 transport streams HFC networks: ETS 300 800 Return channels in CATV systems alias DVB-RCC Telephone: ETS 300 802 Return channels in PSTN/ISDN systems â
DVB/DAVIC Interactive Reference Model Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability
Multivendor Interoperability HFC Headend (INA), STB, Cable Modem & Cable Phone Head-End STB I. N. A. TBS Divi. Com Alcatel HNS COCOM Philips STB STB I. N. A. Cable Modem Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability Nokia Pace Philips Sagem TMM SIMAC HNS COCOM Philips Cable Modem Management Station (MS): Cable Modem • Monitoring Cable Modem • Network management Modem Ca • Authentication, accounting & billing ble Cable Telephone
The Multiservice Platform Video, Audio, Data, Voice Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability Broadcast Channel (42 -56 Mbps) Out-of-Band Interaction Channel (1 * 3 Mbps) Set-Top Box Return Channel (8 * 6 Mbps) I. N. A. Broadcast Channel Cable Modem Return Channel (8 * 6 Mbps) • Out-of-Band Principle • In-Band Principle DVB-RCC (ETS 300 800), DVB LMDS (EN 301 199) and DAVIC 1. 2/1. 5
The Multiservice Platform Concept â Multiservice platform (video, audio, data and voice) â One headend delivers all services â A set-top-box delivers data and voice (Web on TV) â A cable modem delivers video, audio, voice (TV on PC) â Integrated network and billing management â A mix of services can be embedded in the same transport stream â Key Features â 1 downstream broadcast channel of 42 -56 Mbps in 8 MHz Carrier â 1 downstream Out-of-Band channel of 3 Mpbs in 2 MHz â 8 upstream channels of 6 Mpbs in 4 MHz â IP or ATM in downstream MPEG TS - ATM cells in upstream â 5 -65 MHz frequency range in upstream Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability
Cable Operator’s Benefits Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability â All services embedded in the digital video infrastructure â Optimal bandwidth utilization; flexibility and scalability across all services â Equipment flexibility, reusability and redundancy â Wireless Cable extensions using same equipment â Technicians need only one education â Only one family of measuring equipment â Only one network and billing management system â All services to TV subscribers, including web â All services to PC subscribers, including digital (PPV) video and audio â Cost-effective, affordable and able to bill â Future proof in terms of convergence and interoperability â Compliance with EU regulation
Multiservice Platform Benefits Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability âFor Residential and business users: â Each terminal equipment investment provides access to multiple services â Price â Future proof in terms of convergence and evolution â Service differentiation âFor Manufacturers: â Larger market â Competitive in terms of functionality, features and volume â Reduced overall R&D costs
Approach to Interoperability Customer Requirements Objectives of the Consortium Members DVB and DAVIC Standards Multiservice and Multivendor Benefits Approach to Interoperability â Consortium builds upon “DVB Interoperability Test Specification” â Lean mechanism for verification â Bi-lateral interoperability implementation and verification â Multi-lateral implementation and verification by Consortium verification partner â Responsibility stays with Consortium member â Consortium “ID” for verified interoperable products â European Commision funding for interoperability testing in cooperation with the Technical University of Braunschweig â Roadmap â First bi-laterally interoperable products are being deployed â First multi-lateral interoperable products expected in 99
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