Taipei, Taiwan, 2011-12-23
TRA's Railway Train EMU800 System
Taiwan (Taiwan Railways Administration, MOTC)
TRA's EMU800 electric rail cars are the new Japan-made rail cars imported by Taiwan Railways Administration, MOTC. Due to the recent opening of Liujia Line and Shalun Line , the electrification of Taitung Line , plus the metro-rail operation style of the Western Taiwan Main Trunk Line , along with rapid growth of mid-range and short-range railway commutes, the current number of railcars are becoming more and more insufficient for commuting demand. Therefore TRA would import hundreds of EMU800 Series railcars to fulfill the rising demand of railway transportation.
What comes with such railway transportation surge is the dramatically increased demand for railway surveillance, calling for the need of top-notch IP cameras for most detailed and useful visual information, plus industrial-grade networking products to carry such important visual information uninterrupted and well-protected (against hacker attacks). Therefore ORing and AXIS have teamed up to provide the best solution in railway surveillance. Overall, the TRA EMU800 project calls for AXIS IP cameras along with ORing TES-250-M12 EN50155 Ethernet switches as the robust yet space-saving railway networking switch solution. Moreover, ORing's TES-250-M12 features ORing's advanced redundancy protection technologies, such as O-Ring, O-Chain, Open Ring, and more, with recovery time as fast as 10 ms or less, plus centralized and visualized management with Open-Vision v3.0. Besides, ORing EN50155 Transporter Series Ethernet switches with -BP suffix hashardware bypass technology, effectively letting network traffic go through in case of power failure -- to prevent network deadlock.
With ORing's EN50155 Transporter Series Ethernet switches, whenever the EMU (electrical multiple unit) reverses direction, or when individual carriages are repositioned or substituted, ORing's new Auto-IP technology automatically reassigns IP addresses to switches in all train cars, preparing the train networking infrastructure to be ready for use in no time.
Project Overview
•ORing TES-250-M12 -- EN50155 5-port lite-managed Ethernet switch with 5x10/100Base-T(X), M12 connector
•AXIS M31-R high-definition IP cameras
•EN50155 certification
•Constant high-speed connectivity and fast redundancy
•Real-time video stream over IP surveillance system
•Vibration-proof feature supported
•Industrial design to sustain harsh environment
•Withstand temperature variations
TRA's Taroko Express
Taiwan (Taiwan Railways Administration, MOTC)
The Train of Taroko Express , known as the famous "tilting train", is the Japan-made TEMU1000 series train (based on the JR Kyushu 885 series) imported by the Taiwan Railway Administration to handle massive railway transportaion from Taipei City to Hualien City and from Taipei City to Changhwa City, with emphasis on reducing commuting time between Taipei City and Hualien City. The train series is named after the 19 kilometer long Taroko Gorge in Hualien County, one of Taiwan's most attractive and popular tourist spots.
The Taroko Express TEMU1000 series trains are imported to Taiwan for its tilting capability upon running on the curvy Yilan line. Traditionally, trains without tilting capability have to slow down upon encountering curvy turns on the railway track to avoid tipping over. The TEMU1000 series trains, however, can tilt upon encountering the same curvy turns, allowing the train to pass through the same curvy turns at up to 25 km/h faster. With such advantage plus maximum cruising speed of 130 km/h (maximum operational speed is 150 km/h), Taroko Express has shortened railway commute between Taipei City and Hualien City from 3 hours to 2 hours.
Implementation of IP surveillance systems on the Taroko Express can be challenging due to the curvy and other terrain natures of Yilan line. The surveillance system components and their connectors not only need to withstand high vibrations of the train but also have to endure centripetal force while Taroko Express is tilting to make fast-speed turns. To overcome these difficulties, AXIS EN50155 railway IP cameras and ORing EN50155 Transporter Series products together are chosen to bring reliable and secure IP surveillance and railway networking solution to Taroko Express.
For video capture, AXIS M31-R series IP cameras reliably bring outstanding HD surveillance video in many situations, while ORing's TPS-3082GT-M12 supplies IEEE 802.3at PoE+ power (30W) to AXIS M31-R Series IP cameras. Additionally, ORing's TDS-5041-I-M12 provides networking access for all serial devices onboard the Taroko Express. All network connections are made with M12 (D-coding) connectors so they are rugged against vibrations and centripetal forces. Moreover, ORing's TPS-3082GT-M12 features ORing's advanced redundancy protection technologies, such as O-Ring, O-Chain, Open Ring, and more, with recovery time as fast as 10 ms or less, plus full, centralized, and visualized management with Open-Vision v3.0. Besides, ORing EN50155 Transporter Series Ethernet switches with -BP suffix has hardware bypass technology, effectively letting network traffic go through in case of power failure -- to prevent network deadlock.
With ORing's EN50155 Transporter Series Ethernet switches, whenever the EMU (electrical multiple unit) reverses direction, or when individual carriages are repositioned or substituted, ORing's new Auto-IP technology automatically reassigns IP addresses to switches in all train cars, preparing the train networking infrastructure to be ready for use in no time.
Project Overview
•ORing TPS-3082GT-M12 -- EN50155 5-port lite-managed Ethernet switch with 5x10/100Base-T(X), M12 connector
•AXIS M31-R high-definition IP cameras
Application Requirements
•EN50155 certification
•Constant high-speed connectivity and fast redundancy
•Real-time video stream over IP surveillance system
•Vibration-proof feature supported
•Industrial design to sustain harsh environment
•Withstand temperature variations
•Withstand centripetal force when the train makes turns at fast speed
About ORing :
ORing Industrial Networking Corp., founded in 2005 with ICP Group membership since 2008, is the leader in providing a wide range of user-friendly industrial-grade networking products -- Ethernet switches (including Gigabit and PoE types), media converters, device servers, wireless access points, routers, USB-over-IP servers, easy-to-use network management utility, etc. -- with superb performance and reliability. Because ORing products offer ruggedized high-end networking features -- ORing’s advanced redundancy technologies [O-Chain for add-on redundant chain with multi-brand compatibility and industry-leading recovery time, O-Ring for redundant ring with industry-leading recovery time, Device Binding for fortified network security, Open-Ring for maximum compatibility with other vendors, and O-RSTP for optimized handling of complex network topologies) along with powerful network management utility (Open-Vision)] -- at affordable prices, ORing products are being used worldwide for critical industrial applications: factory automation, surveillance, intelligent transportation system, retail/POS system, military, marine, mining, etc. Thanks to its own well-experienced R&D team, ORing also can offer customized design to fulfill specific needs of each client. For more information about ORing, please visit http://www.oring-networking.com .
About AXIS:
AXIS Communications is an IT company offering network video solutions for professional installations. The company is the global market leader in network video, driving the ongoing shift from analog to digital video surveillance. AXIS develops and markets innovative network video products i.e. surveillance cameras for installations in schools, in retail, on buses and trains, and for public surveillance. Founded in 1984, AXIS has worldwide presence in more than 30 countries with 914 employees. AXIS has cooperation with distributors in 70 countries, plus global presence through resellers and system integrators in more than 179 countries.
For more information about AXIS, please visit http://www.axis.com/