BYOD Signals & Connectivity. Integrating Mobile Devices with Fixed AV Systems. Joe Cornwall, CTS-D. Technologoy Evangelist l Legrand NA

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1 Integrating Mobile Devices with Fixed AV Systems BYOD Signals & Connectivity Joseph D. Cornwall, CTS-D Joe Cornwall, CTS-D Technologoy Evangelist l Legrand NA

2 Equip yourself for your own needs. Patti Digh, What I Wish For You: Simple Wisdom for a Happy Life 1.62 Billion Mobile Devices Will Be In The Workplace By 2016

Some Facts About BYOD 38% of companies will stop providing devices to workers by 2017 From Gartner The Global Market for Enterprise Mobility Management BYOD market in NA is estimated to grow from $29.

3 Some Facts About BYOD 38% of companies will stop providing devices to workers by 2017 From Gartner The Global Market for Enterprise Mobility Management BYOD market in NA is estimated to grow from $29.5B in 2014 to $89.6B by 2019 EU market will grow from $19.35B in 2013 to $74.70 by 2019 BYOD is saving companies money and helping their employees become more productive From Cisco The Financial Impact of BYOD

4 Why BYOD? Convenience Personality Privacy Flexibility Protection One device for both personal and professional needs. Users choose the device that complements his or her personality and technology profile. The end user s data and interactions remain the property and responsibility of the end user. The end user has complete decision authority on when and how to change devices. The end user s data, profile, configurations, and applications are also all and exclusively the end user s and unaffected by what happens in the professional partition. In other words, an iron curtain exists between the personal and business partitions. From Frost & Sullivan BYOD Done Right is a Win-Win for Workforce Mobility

5 How Do We Connect All This Stuff?

6 BYOD will put a spotlight on wireless problems that may have been masked I have not failed. I have just found 10,000 ways that won t work. Nikola Tesla

7 Wireless Solutions Leverage the Elements Devices Have in Common

Android/Windows devices when loaded on some Win8.

8 Clients and the PC as a Server AirServer does not create a mirrored image of your computer s desktop to send to other devices o Rx only via PC or Mac connected to display Receive from ios devices or other mirroringenabled Apple solutions Miracast Rx from Android/Windows devices when loaded on some Win8.1 & Win10 PCs AirParrot discovers available Rx on the LAN, and uses Quick Connect to connect directly to a device running Reflector 2 o Reflector is a mirroring and streaming receiver app which can be run on a PC

9 Example of Reflector In Use

10 Example of AirParrot In Use

11 How Can We Minimize Impact On The LAN?

AppleTV, Chromecast, FireTV, etc LAN Connection Apple TV - MacBooks, ipads and iphones Miracast/WiDi - Android and recent Windows systems, but not Apple products

12 AppleTV, Chromecast, FireTV, etc LAN Connection Apple TV - MacBooks, ipads and iphones Miracast/WiDi - Android and recent Windows systems, but not Apple products AllShare - Only Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets Chromecast - Macs, PCs, ios and Android devices - relies on apps rather than true mirroring Roku Miracast embedded

Miracast Based on Wifi-Display (WiDi) specifications Released in September 2012 Peer-to-peer wireless connection leveraging Wi-Fi Direct Does not

13 Miracast Based on Wifi-Display (WiDi) specifications Released in September 2012 Peer-to-peer wireless connection leveraging Wi-Fi Direct Does not require a WAP Connects devices from different manufacturers Negotiates the link using WPS for pairing There are nearly 4,000 Miracast devices certified today

14 The Power of the App Wireless communication deployed via specialized Rx hardware and a set of instructions in the form of an active algorithm. Designed to be a cross-platform bridge Operates with xx radio protocols Connects to the LAN

15 Example of MirrorOp System The AMX Enzo is a good example of a MirrorOp based BYOD solution. A task specific computer (NMX-MM-100) anchors the design.

16 Why Not Bluetooth? Bluetooth is designed for low bandwidth applications where higher USB transfer speeds are not required, and a cable-free connection is desired. Bandwidth limited to 721Kbps Both connection range and data rates make useful, dependable video connections impractical.

17 Design is a funny word. Some people think design means how it looks. But of course, if you dig deeper, it's really how it works. A Little Love for Cables Steve Jobs

18 Wired solutions are robust, dependable, scalable, and elegant. Wireless solutions don t (and can t) offer the stability and bandwidth of a wired connection No latency Less susceptible to RFI/EMI Uncompressed A/V bandwidth to preserve signal fidelity Enhanced security

0 transfer speed Tomorrow 3.1 gen 2 Up to 10Gb/s with USB 3.

19 Universal Serial Bus Every mobile device leverages USB Today 2.0 or 3.1 gen 1 Most smartphones and tablets are constrained by 480Mb/s USB 2.0 transfer speed Tomorrow 3.1 gen 2 Up to 10Gb/s with USB 3.1 Gen 2 Current solutions don t really address connectivity to the display Example: itools supports USB Mirroring of an ios device thru a PC connected to the display

20 USB Pin Out Pin 1 Vbus Pin 2 D- Pin 3 D+ Pin 4 Ground Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 USB OTG Address Bus Pin 3 D+ Pin 4 D- Pin 5 Vbus

21 500mA Hot Plug Config Lane 3 Lane 1 Aux Lane 2 Lane 0 Power Return Standard DisplayPort

22 Mobility DisplayPort (MyDP)

23 +5V DDC HEAC HP DDC DDC CEC Now Let s Look At HMDI B B R R S S G G

Mobile High-Definition Link USB On One End, HDMI On The Other Established in 2010 by Nokia, Samsung, Silicon Image, Sony and Toshiba o Not Apple - limited compatibility MHL signaling requires 5 pins

24 Mobile High-Definition Link USB On One End, HDMI On The Other Established in 2010 by Nokia, Samsung, Silicon Image, Sony and Toshiba o Not Apple - limited compatibility MHL signaling requires 5 pins - can be mappped to all the connectors in the contemporary A/V eco-system MHL 3.0 supports UltraHD, remote control, 8 channel audio, MST More than 200 adopters and more than 750 million products shipped

MHL Is Fully Integrated Leverages ubiquitous HDMI connectivity o Fully HDCP compliant Runs efficiently uses less battery life than wireless connectivity o May charge mobile devices

25 MHL Is Fully Integrated Leverages ubiquitous HDMI connectivity o Fully HDCP compliant Runs efficiently uses less battery life than wireless connectivity o May charge mobile devices during operation, design dependent Connect to a keyboard, mouse, monitor (up to 4 displays for MHL 3.0) and storage No lag or compression when outputting presentations, music, videos or gaming

MHL is Evolving SuperMHL debuted at CES 2015 Supports 4320p/120 w/ 48-bit color depth and advanced audio formats o Yes, this is 8K @ 120 frames per second!

26 MHL is Evolving SuperMHL debuted at CES 2015 Supports 4320p/120 w/ 48-bit color depth and advanced audio formats o Yes, this is 120 frames per second! Allows multiple MHL devices to link together in a cascade New 32-pin symmetrical connector w/ 6-lanes, HDCP 2.2 & support for up to 8 simultaneous displays

27 MHL and supermhl Connections

consumers haven t even seen yet Designed for 10,000 plug/unplug

28 USB Type-C This next generation of USB technology opens the door for the invention of an entirely new, super thin class of devices that consumers haven t even seen yet Designed for 10,000 plug/unplug cycles Robust enough for laptops and tablets; slim enough for personal portables

29 Apple, Google, Microsoft

30 Type-C Pin Topology

31 USB Type-C Comprehensive Connectivity

32 Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten. Here s Your Take Away B. F. Skinner

33 BYOD is growing in importance as a serious A/V design concern with over $170B market impact over the next 5 years! A successful BYOD plan must leverage technology that is common to both mobile devices and fixed A/V assets. Wireless solutions for BYOD can either add to the total payload of the LAN or leverage ad hoc peer-to-peer communication o Miracast is ideally positioned for BYOD Wired solutions can support higher bandwidths and richer feature sets o MHL has significant market penetration o USB Type-C is positioned to unify connectivity across all brands going forward

34 When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained.. Mark Twain A successful BYOD philosophy must include both wired and wireless solutions, with each contributing its strengths to the system.

Joseph D. Cornwall, CTS-D Technology Evangelist

Joseph D. Cornwall, CTS-D Technology Evangelist Our Agenda Why BYOD? Wireless Challenges Parrots, Reflectors and Servers MirrorOp Foundations USB, DisplayPort and HDMI The Coming Revolution In C 1.62 Billion