Rockwell Collins Proprietary1 Video Intelligence System VIS December 2001.

Rockwell Collins Proprietary 1

Video Intelligence System

VIS

December 2001


VIS Video Intelligence System

Provides Flight Crew Intelligence of Emergency Situations in the Cabin Video Surveillance of Cabin

Covert Pinhole Cameras Simultaneous views of multiple camera images

Wireless Cabin Crew Alerting to Flight Crew

Provides Intelligence of Activity Around/Behind the Cockpit Door Visibility of Area Near the Cockpit Door

Intelligently Scalable System One Camera/One Monitor Four Cameras/Two Monitors Wireless Installations of Monitors Covert Alerting of Flight Crew Additional Functionality Beyond Security Emergency Transmission of Intelligence to Ground


VISVideo Intelligence System

EFB DisplayElectronic Flight Bag

Covert Video Camera

Overt Video Camera

VSUVideo Server Unit





Covert Video Camera

Overt Video Camera

WLUWireless LAN Unit

Wireless Alert Transceivers





Covert Video Camera

Overt Video Camera

WLUWireless LAN Unit


Microphones

Emergency“7500”

NSU&SIU

Real Time Flight Data

•Compressed Video•Compressed Audio•Compressed Flight Data


Flight Deck

CWLU

Video Server

Cabin Viewing from Cockpit Supports 1-4 Cameras

EFB Display Many Laptop Options Wireless LAN PC Card Required No STC Certification Required

Camera System Industrial Miniature Cameras (Many currently

Certified) Video Server Unit (VSU) Converts 4 Video

Cameras to Digital Format Certification Development Required

Ethernet Tethered EFB Displays OR Cabin Wireless LAN Unit (CWLU)

Supports Wireless Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Displays

Currently Certified

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Analog

Digital

VIS Cabin Surveillance Only


Intelligent Monitor Display Options Digital Zoom Large Varity of Split Screen Options Full Screen Visibility

Electronic Flight Bag Applications Electronic Documents Charts and Maps Electronic Checklists

VIS Intelligent Display Options

VIDEO INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM

First Class Coach CabinGalleyCockpit Door

Exit

Pilot Side Display

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Selections

VIDEO INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM

Pilot Side Display

Dual

Split Screen

Quad

Split Screen


Airport

Approach

Charts


Flight Deck

CWLU

Flight Attendant Alert to Cockpit Small Pager Size Wireless Alert Transceivers

How it works Flight Attendant Presses Alert Buttons Alert is sent wirelessly to WLU WLU sends “Vibrate Alert” to all registered Alert

Transceivers All Flight Crew are covertly notified by vibrating

Alert Transceiver Registration Procedures

By Flight By Airplane Controlled by Flight Deck

Utilizes same CWLU used for wireless EFBs

Provisioned to allow immediate notification to ground

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VIS Wireless Crew Alerting


Flight Deck/Cabin

PMAA

CWLU

NSU

SIU

VHFVDL M2

SATCOM

Broadband

Crew memberrequest

Groundrequest

Video Server

Gatelink

Support up to 8 Video Server Units (32 Camera Inputs)

Various Datalink Options

Video Recording

Audio Recording

Video, Audio, Flight Data All to Ground

Visual Fire/Smoke Detection

Cargo Bay, Landing Gear, etc Visuals

VIS Intelligently Scalable


Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Displays Are Best Display for Viewing Cabin Video

ARINC 763 Best Defines Aircraft Architecture for Camera Security System Digital Ethernet Simplifies Wiring Installation Compared to Analog Closed

Circuit TV (CCTV) Systems Wireless Networking Supporting Large Variety of User Devices Growth to Digital Recording via Network Server Unit Growth to Faster DataLinks for Sending Video Images to Ground

Cameras Can Also Be Used for Monitoring Cargo Bays, Landing Gears, Smoke, Etc.

VIS Not a Single Use System


Not an Analog CCTV System Digital, Ethernet Wireless Simplified Wiring

Large Selection of Cameras Very Low Light, Camera Controls, High Resolution Color or B&W

Flexible Displays Wireless Laptops, EFB, Pilot Side Display, Primary Flight Displays Wireless Pocket PCs for Sky Marshals

Growth to Downlinking Audio, Flight Data, & Video

Growth to Data Storage Gigabytes of Storage Video, Audio, Flight Data, Documents, Charts/Maps, Terrain DB,

etc

VIS Intelligent System


The Cameras

Extremely Low Light BWB&W: minimum illumination of 0.0002 luxNo IR Illumination Required for Viewing Dark Cabins570 Lines Resolution, 34x34x50mm12 volts, 160mA (less than 2 watts)

Micro BWB&W: Ultra miniature, slim, lightweight camera (30g).380 Lines Resolution, 30x30x13mm0.02 Lux9 volts, 110mA (less than 1 watt!)

Low Light ColorHigh Resolution, Low Light Color450 Lines Resolution, 43.5x44x64.5mm0.1 lux12 volts, 190mA

Micro ColorCompact, lightweight Color350 Lines Resolution, 30x30x133.0 lux6 volts, 180mA

Lens Options2.8, 3.7, 5.5, 8, & 11mm


Video Server Unit

Sony SNTV304 Converts 4 Analog Camera

Inputs into Ethernet IP Web Page Outputs

Repackaged into Avionics Package

Provides Camera Power 5 Port Hub

Multiple wired EFB Displays Multiple CWLUs Multiple VSUs

10/100BaseT Ethernet 115VAC/400Hz or 28VDC 90 day availability


Cabin Wireless LAN Unit (CWLU)

IEEE 802.11b Wireless Access Point

2.4GHz 11Mbps 70x173x256mm 5.5 lbs 10BaseT Ethernet 115VAC/400Hz Currently Certified CWLU Antenna (CWLA)


Wireless EFB Pilot Displays

Advanced Data Research October 25,2001

Preloaded Electronic Flight Bag Software

600 MHz PIII Pen Tablet 8.4” LCD Windows 2000 Night Flight Dimming Brightness Enhancement 9.6x6.3x1.1 in 2.3 lbs Built-in Wireless LAN 15GB Hard Drive DO-160D Approved DCtoDC

Power Supply



2.4GHz IEEE 802.11b compliant Programmable 2 Way Emergency Alert Button LED & Vibration Emergency Alert Small Replaceable Batteries Transmits to CWLU

3 Alert Levels?? Terrorist Alert to Crew Emergency Attention Alert to

Crew Pager Alert to Cabin Crew from

Flight Crew

CAMERA SECURITY SYSTEM

Coach Cabin View

First Class Coach Cabin Galley EE Bay

Exit Send to Ground

Pilot Side Display

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Rockwell Collins has a Demonstration Available


Rockwell Collins:

Has the necessary assets to quickly demonstrate intelligent aircraft security concepts.

Has the expertise and credibility to field new systems.

Is eager to work with all airlines to contribute to intelligent aircraft safety

VIS Video Intelligence System

Backup Slides


VIS FAA Funding Passenger Airlines to Enhance Safety by

Improving Flight Deck Security $500M for 7,000 total potential airplanes $20M for Pilot Programs Bulk to go to cockpit doors Remainder for:

Transponder Enable flight deck crew to be aware of emergencies in cabin Crew Training Programs

Award Values Subjective Based upon protection value Rapid Response Design Approval Team (RRDAT) Board to Award Application Deadline: Sept 1, 2002

Rockwell Collins Proprietary1 Video Intelligence System VIS December 2001.

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