ES2233195A1 - INTERNET ACCESS COLLECTIVE IN HOUSING BUILDING. - Google Patents

Abstract

Collective Internet access in residential buildings. - The present invention relates to a collective internet access system in residential buildings. From an internet provider (1) via telephone pair, wireless and/or satellite in the current or future access modalities, a collective access header point (2) is established, composed of connection hardware, normally a router (which will assign I.P. addresses) or other type of hardware (computer, switch, etc...) based on the type of building. - From the Collective Access Point, a distribution network (3) of the system will be made, which can be via cable or via radio, connecting through a network termination point (4) all the computers (5) of the homes or premises of the building, allowing the connectivity of a collective internet access with all the computers of the dwellings of the building.

Description

Collective Internet access in buildings households.

The invention relates to a new system of collective Internet access in residential buildings.

Currently to access the system Internet communication in residential buildings a individual type connection, that is, the owner of a Housing interested in connecting to the Internet in the building object of the present invention, contract an individual system with the Internet provider either via telephone pair, via wireless and / or satellite, receiving individual access at home directly from the provider and without going through any collective access infrastructure, carrying costs and connection prices marked by the connection market price to Internet through an individualized system.

Well, this Internet access system, no it has reached the desirable profusion, due to its high cost, because requires an individual infrastructure for each of the people who want to connect their computer to the Internet, this is modem and monthly connection fee.

For this purpose a new one has been conceived Internet access system in buildings object of this invention that allows through a collective system called Collective Internet access in buildings, minimizing costs individual connection since all the computers in the building are connected to the Internet through a common infrastructure collective

Basically Collective Internet Access in Buildings is that from an Internet provider: via telephone pair, via radio and / or satellite in the modalities or current speed settings (mentioned as example: analog connection, ISDN, ADSL, DSL, WIFI, WIRELLES, LMDS) se establishes an Internet header Composite Access Point composed by a connection hardware usually a router (which will assign I.P. addresses) or other hardware (computer, switch, etc ...) based on the typology of the building and the number of homes that connect to this Collective Access Point.

- From this Collective Access Point you will carry out an Internet access system distribution network which can be Via cable (telephone, coaxial, wired structured, fiber optic) or via wireless (WIFI, WIRELLES ...) that allows to connect to the Internet all the computers of the building homes through this common infrastructure of distribution.

- The collective access point will be located in the top of the building (if the Internet provider provides access via radio or satellite) or at the bottom of the building (if the Internet provider provides access via telephone pair).

- In newly constructed buildings the point Internet Access Collective will be located complying with the regulations of I.C.T. that is to say in the Superior Telecommunications Campus or in the lower Telecommunications Enclosure respectively, as detailed previously.

- The system will logically allow browsing Internet, download files, visit website, issue and receive emails and generally perform all the properties of an individual Internet access, but with a very advantage important the monthly connection fee will be lower because when using an Internet Access system with collective infrastructure the costs are distributed among the users of this Internet Access Collective in residential buildings and logically reduce costs

For the proper compression of this invention, Two sheets of drawings are attached to this specification (schemes).

Scheme one

Collective Internet access in residential building with Internet provider via radio or satellite

- In the foreground a building of homes with Internet provider via radio or satellite, El Punto Collective Access, the distribution network via structured cabling category 5 to the personal computers of the homes of the building. The following parts are referenced in the plan main constitutive of this type system more.

A) General block diagram of Internet Access collective in residential building with Internet provider via radio or satellite

A-1 Supplier Internet via radio or satellite

A-2 Point of Collective Internet access in building

A-3 Network distribution via structured cabling

A-4 Point of termination of collective access

A-5 Computer building housing staff.

B) Block diagram of Internet Access Point Collective in residential buildings.

B-1 Supplier Internet via radio or satellite

B-2 Router management

B-3 Switch or delivery man

B-4 Network distribution

Scheme 2

Connection scheme Collective Internet Access with service provider Internet via cable and wireless distribution network

- In the background a system of Collective Internet access in residential buildings with provider Internet via cable (par-telephone, coaxial, fiber optic), the Collective Access Point and the distribution network  via radio (Wirelless). In the plan the references are referenced following main constituent parts of this type of access collective.

C) General block diagram of Internet Access via cable (telephone pair, coaxial, fiber optic).

C-1 Supplier Internet via cable (telephone pair, coaxial, fiber optic).

C-2 Point of Collective Internet access in residential building.

C-3 Point wireless distribution

C-4 Point of Wirelles wireless network termination USB card.

C-5 Computer building housing staff.

C-6 Antenna Wirelless

C-7 Point of Expanded wireless network termination.

C-8 Computer personnel connected in expanded wirelless antenna coverage (C6).

D) Block diagram of the Access Point a Collective Internet in buildings with wireless distribution.

D-1 Supplier Internet via cable

D-2 Router management

D-3 point wireless distribution

In the following by way of exemplary embodiments of the system object of the present invention we describe as you must perform the installation of the systems in practice described in scheme 1 and in scheme 2.

- Description of the mode of implementation of an Access to Collective Internet in residential building with provider of Internet via radio or satellite. Scheme 1

- From the connection with a provider of Internet (Al) via radio or satellite with adequate speed (128 kbps, 256 kbps, 512 kbps, or 2 Mb) based on the final number or intended for users to connect to our Collective Access of Internet.

- We establish the connection with our Point of Collective Internet access in residential building (A2), in the one that through the chosen management system (router B2), switch (B3), we assign the I.P. of our users collective access to the Internet and connect to the distribution network (A3) in this case through structured cabling category 5 that interconnect the switch with each of the Termination Points of collective access (A4) in which we connect the computer personnel of each dwelling (A5).

- Description of the mode of implementation of an Access to Collective Internet in residential building with provider of Internet via cable (par-telephone, coaxial, fiber optics) Scheme 2.

- From the connection with a provider of Internet (C1) via cable ie (par-telephone, coaxial, fiber optic) also with the appropriate speed (128 kbps, 256 kbps, 512 kbps or 2 Mb) based on the final or expected number of users to connect to our Collective Internet Access. We establish the connection with our Internet Access Point collective in residential building (C2), in which through the management system chosen router (D2) we assign the addresses I.P. to the users of our collective Internet access and we connect to the distribution network through a point of wireless distribution, wirelles (C3) or (D3), which via radio within its coverage field (scope) it will allow us to connect via a wireless termination point a wirelless card USB (C4) to a personal computer (C5) located in a home of the Building to connect to the Internet.

- To service the entire building the wirelless wireless technology will install the antenna or antennas (C6) needed in the building to ensure that the wireless network reaches the entire building guaranteeing that the furthest point of the building represented by the dwelling found at point C7 have network coverage wireless allowing to install at Point C7 a Point of Wireless network termination for Internet connection of a personal computer (C8).

The present innovation is susceptible to industrial application as it allows access to the new Internet technology in residential buildings minimizing connection costs since with an Internet Access system Collectively, users will share this infrastructure what results in a decrease in the costs of necessary materials to provide Internet service for example to an entire building of housing, and even allow individualized hiring or joint if so approved in the Community of Owners at just as for example a collective TV antenna is available.

It is evident therefore that the present innovation will allow access to the Internet of a greater number of people due to the lower cost of the connection.

Claims (1)

1. Collective Internet Access in a residential building characterized by being an Internet access system that contains a Collective Internet Access point, which is interconnected at its entrance with the Internet provider (Scheme 1, point A2) via cable, via radio or satellite and at its exit with a distribution network system via cable or radio Scheme 1, point A3) from this point we connect with the termination points of the collective Internet access network (Scheme 1, point A4) to which we connect each user's personal computer (Scheme 1, point A5) interested in connecting with the Collective Internet Access system. Collective Internet Access System in residential buildings characterized in that the owners of homes through this Collective Access system can connect to the Internet through individual or collective contracting if so decided by the entire Owners Community of the residential building.