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AT&T Network Systems ©1995 AT&T Circle Reader Service No. 1 * N PERSPECTIVE M AGAZINE Cable system operators today stand on aprecipice, overlooking the opportunities that lay before them. Perhaps never in its short but VP Group Publisher illustrious history has the cable industry had so many doors to pon- William McGorry der: high-speed data delivery and Internet access; telephony; interac- Publisher Robert C. Stuehrk tive services; and expansion of pay-per-view toward anear Editor video-on-demand environment. Roger Brown, [email protected] Choosing which applications and services to pursue first Managing Editor isn't easy, but that's the marketing department's challenge. Dana Cervenka What the engineering community has to ensure is that the Contributing Editors infrastructure is in place to support such services—and today, Leslie Ellis, [email protected] Fred Dawson it's doubtful. Tree-and-branch cable systems have too many single points of failure, active electronics have mean times CONSULTING ENGINEERS before failure that are less than acceptable, there's little in Chairman Wendell H. Bailey, NCTA VP, the way of backup electronics in most headends and there Science and Technology are problems in the power grid that takes service down MEMBERS much too often. Clearly, there's alot of work to be done. Jim Chiddix, Senior VP, Engineering and Jones Intercable just fired up its newest headend facility Technology, Time Warner Cable in Alexandria, Va. It could be argued that Jones chose that Stephen D. Dukes, VP, Technology, TCI Technology Ventures high-profile system to be its flagship, based on dense hous- David Fellows, Sr. VP, Engineering and ing, great demographics and probably because of its prox- Technology, Continental Cablevision imity to the nation's capital and lawmakers. But it's also Tom Jokerst, Sr. VP, Engineering, Charter under attack from Bell Atlantic, the local telephone Communications Amodel for Earl Langenberg, Executive Director, Growth provider, which has targeted the area as one of its beach- Division, US West Communications heads in the battle for marketshare. In response, Jones had Dave Large, Principal, Media Connections reliability to build ahighly reliable network in order to compete. Group The point is that Jones' new headend is an impressive Robert Luff, Chief Technical Officer, facility and will likely serve as amodel for the rest of the Broadband Division, Scientific-Atlanta Pete Smith, VP Engineering, Rifkin & industry. Everything in the 750-MHz system is new, of built in Associates course, but that's not what makes it unique. It's the level Joe Van Loan, Sr. VP, Engineering, CableVision and amount of quality and redundancy that the Jones engi- Industries neers have designed into the headend and the plant that National Sales Manager Alexandria make one stand up and take notice. Clearly, Jones is mak- Cathy Wilson ing astatement to Bell Atlantic that it has built anetwork that is sur- Advertising/Marketing Manager Scott C. Sny(ler, [email protected] vivable and capable of being more reliable than the incumbent's. Classified Sales Manager The reliability message is driven home in several places, including: Tim Reeder V In the plant, where 10 counter-rotating rings of fiber serve the 28- 800/866-0206 square-mile community. Assistant to the Publisher V In the bank of Scientific-Atlanta frequency agile modulators that Michelle Pitear have hot standby units ready and waiting to step in if afailure occurs. Production Manager V Within the fiber nodes themselves, each of which is outfitted with Elaine Callahan standby power supplies and status monitoring. Art Director V In the headend, where Barco has installed its ROSA software sys- Doll Ruth tem that monitors the performance of the satellite receivers. Address V In the fiber optic management system designed by Fiber Optic 600 S. Cherry St., Suite 400 Denver, CO 80222 Network Solutions that terminates nearly 3,000 fiber strands in the 303/393-7449 headend. Circulation Director What Jones has done in Alexandria is carry out the exact steps Maria Gottlieb (212) 887-8565 most MSOs are simply giving lip service to. Yes, it's more expen- Fulfillment Manager sive, but Jones believes it can't cut corners in the race to provide Shaun Green (212) 887-8564 multimedia and telephony services to its subscribers. Subscriber services CED In the words of Roger Seefeldt, afund engineer from Jones' corpo- P.O. Box 10728 rate headquarters who helped with the project, the headend in Riverton, NJ 08076-0728 Alexandria is the headend of the future. It's hard not to agree with him. Telephone: 609f786-0501 Fax: 212/887-8493 CHILTON PUBLICATIONS Leon C. Hurnagel. Jr.. President Donald W. Chestnut, Sr. VP, Ops/Admin. Christopher M. Savine, Sr. VP Finance Bill O'Brien, Sr. VP Communications Group Roger Brown Editor V BPA T HE P REMIER M AGAZINE OF B ROADBAND C OMMUNICATIONS O CTOBER 1995 5 P' CABLE Take The Heat Off System Testing Troubleshooting with Sencore's NEW line of signal level meters will help you take the heat off testing all your system parameters. 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