Digi International Inc. · NASDAQ:DGII

Digi International — Investor Presentation (June 2007)

34 slides from Digi International's investor presentation, June 2007

  1. Slide 1: Drop-in Networking

    Drop-in Networking Digi International June 2007

  2. Slide 2: What is Digi Announcing?

    What is Digi Announcing? • Drop-in Networking concept as market category • Broad family of products which enable end-to-end wireless solutions • New way of developing “embedded” applications using Python • Rich and growing Partner ecosystem – Wireless carriers – Developers & integrators – Applicatio

  3. Slide 3: What is a Drop-in Network?

    What is a Drop-in Network? Drop-in Networking solutions provide complete, end-to-end wireless connectivity to electronic devices in locations where wireline infrastructure doesn’t exist or satisfy customer needs. They are – Primarily wireless – Low-cost (no new cabling) – Non-intrusive – Secure – Re

  4. Slide 4: Drop-in Networking: Why Important?

    Drop-in Networking: Why Important? • Enables customers to connect devices for value- added applications that have never been deployed • Economically connecting millions of devices that could not otherwise be networked • Enables connectivity in new physical locations • Opens the door to new applicati

  5. Slide 5: What Does Industry Expert Glen Allmendinger of Harbor Research Have To Say?

    What Does Industry Expert Glen Allmendinger of Harbor Research Have To Say? “Drop-in Networking addresses the two acute requirements in this market: the need for a complete offering to cover the diverse requirements and most importantly, the need to provide users, device manufacturers, integrators a

  6. Slide 6: Drop-in Network Architecture

    Drop-in Network Architecture Gateways Management ConnectPort X8 Connectware Site Survey Tools ConnectPort X2 Bridges/Extenders/Routers ConnectPort X4/6 XBee Wall Router XBee XTender XBee/9XTend Bridge Rabbit Digi PK400 XBee Adapters Embedded Modules and Device Adapters Rabbit 4510W & 4400W MaxStream

  7. Slide 7: What Type of Applications?

    What Type of Applications?

  8. Slide 8: Extended Internet Applications

    Extended Internet Applications • Revolutionary in nature • Convergence of internet infrastructure, web services standards, and low cost, secure and easy to install wireless connectivity products for new, entrepreneurial applications • Killer Applications in the Commercial Grade arena are Remote Moni

  9. Slide 9: Tank-Level Monitoring

    gf Tank-Level Monitoring

  10. Slide 10: Building Control/Automation

    Building Control/Automation

  11. Slide 11: Supply Chain Management

    Digi Supply Chain Management Refrigerated Truck Central Dispatch/ Logistics Control Internet/ Frame Relay/ @ Oo A . VPN Wireless 3 Telco Network | Cooling Unit eee A Sensor *5 Cargo Sensor Hitch Sensor >. TTT Tee oN ‘ ZigBee/802.15.4 ‘, Wireless Mesh Network Door Lateh . Y Sensor Tire Pressure es ar

  12. Slide 12: Automated Meter Reading

    Digi Automated Meter Reading l i a e Headquarters Servers a | Ethernet _ Internet/ Frame Relay/ . VPN . ireless » Telco Network : XBee™ XTender Sawer a SE @<e Nf % 54 fo

  13. Slide 13: Cell Tower Remote Monitoring & Control

    Cell Tower Remote Monitoring & Control

  14. Slide 14: Irrigation System Remote Monitoring & Control

    Irrigation System Remote Monitoring & Control

  15. Slide 15: Even…Building a Better Mousetrap Remote Monitoring & Control

    Even…Building a Better Mousetrap Remote Monitoring & Control

  16. Slide 16: Introducing: ConnectPort X Gateways

    Introducing: ConnectPort X Gateways

  17. Slide 17: ConnectPort X8

    ConnectPort X8 Network Connections Cellular WAN ZigBee/802.15.4 or ConnectPort X8 Mesh Network Gateway LAN (Ethernet) Local or or WAN WiFi 802.11b/g Local or WAN

  18. Slide 18: ConnectPort X8

    ConnectPort X8 • IP Connectivity – Cellular 3G (EVDO or HSDPA) and 2.5G (EDGE/GPRS) options for WAN – Ethernet for WAN or LAN – Wi-Fi (802.11.b&g) for WAN or LAN • Mesh Connectivity (ZigBee/802.15.4) – MaxStream XBee module • Other PCIe options coming – GPS – Local storage (up to 1 GB) • Security –

  19. Slide 19: ConnectPort X8 Inside

    ConnectPort X8 Inside Maxstream XBee Module Serial Expansion Connector 2 PCIe slots for: - Cellular (3G or 2.5G)* - Wi-Fi - Local storage (coming) - GPS (coming) *GSM always takes the left slot

  20. Slide 20: Python on ConnectPort X gateways

    • Runs on ConnectPort X gateways for programmability • Dynamic, object-oriented language • Extensive libraries • Works well with other languages • True “Open Source”-> no royalties • Runs on a wide range of operating systems- Windows, Linux/Unix, Mac OS X, OS/2, Amiga, Palm Handhelds, and Nokia mobi

  21. Slide 21: Introducing: XBee Adapters

    Introducing: XBee Adapters • Interface type (availability) – XBee RS-232 (Jul 15 07) – XBee RS-485 (Jul 15 07) – XBee 1-Wire (Jul 15 07) – XBee Digital I/O (TBD) – XBee Analog I/O (TBD) • Power options – Battery (3 N-cells) – External powered supply or – Both for redundant power

  22. Slide 22: XBee Adapters

    XBee Adapters • Interface type (availability) – XBee USB (Jul 15 07) • USB Host Connected • Quick connect to a laptop, PC or handheld – XBee 232PH (TBD) • Parasitically powered; battery recharged from serial port

  23. Slide 23: RCM4510 & RCM4400W

    RCM4510 & RCM4400W Zigbee & Wi-Fi Microprocessor Core Modules • Integrated wireless: Zigbee or Wi-Fi • Rabbit 4000 @ 58.98 MHz • 6 high-speed serial ports • Up to 35 GPIO • Low-power modes down to 2 kHz • Pin-compatible with other Rabbit 4000-based core modules

  24. Slide 24: Introducing: XBee Wall Router

    Introducing: XBee Wall Router Optional Sensor (temp, light, motion, etc.) • Zigbee router Universal Plug • Low cost Adapters (swappable US, UK, • Easy-to-deploy or EU, Japan, Australia Single/ Multipl “stick up” plugs) e LEDs • Non-intrusive RPSMA Antenna Connector XBee Module with router functional

  25. Slide 25: XBee Embedded Modules

    XBee Embedded Modules • Mounting – Socket – Surface Mount • XBee & XBee-PRO • Air Compatibility – 802.15.4- Now • Antenna – ZigBee 1.0- Now – Freescale Bee-Stack- Coming – RPSMA Q3 07 – Chip – Ember 2.5- Now – Wire – Ember ZigBee Pro- Coming Q3 07 – U.fl

  26. Slide 26: XBee XTender

    XBee XTender (For Extended PANs) 900 MHz • Converts ZigBee to long XTend range 900 MHz proprietary ZigBee RF 802.15.4 • Bridges remote mesh clusters to a ConnectPort X gateway on adjacent mesh network • Replaces need for another gateway on the mesh cluster

  27. Slide 27: Rabbit PK400

    Rabbit PK400 RCM4510 9-30V Power CPU + Network + Memory + XBee 8 Analog or Digital I/O Sensors/ Serial (RJ45) – One-wire or.. Contact Closure/ (WatchPort Sensors) etc.

  28. Slide 28: Digi Connectware Manager

    Digi Connectware Manager • Enterprise-Class device management platform – A device’s WebUI/CLI is one-to-one – Connectware Manager is one-to-many • Essential management tool for large Drop-in Networking deployments

  29. Slide 29: What You Can Do with Digi Connectware Manager?

    What You Can Do with Digi Connectware Manager? • Commission/Configure devices • Remotely upgrade device firmware • Remotely reboot devices, reset defaults • Track devices (asset management) • Monitor devices and connections • Set filters and send alarms – Disconnects and reconnects – Weak signal (RS

  30. Slide 30: Zigbee Extensions

    Zigbee Extensions • Manage Zigbee devices behind the gateway • Display nodes and relationships, network bindings, node descriptors • Configure gateway Zigbee radio – PAN ID, Node ID, Scan Channels, Scan Duration, Statistics • Network operations performed by the gateway via the ZigBee API – Discover

  31. Slide 31: Zigbee Networks View

    Zigbee Networks View EI All PANs en 1 (PAN ID 123) \List © Routing £° Bindings Bren 2 (PAN ID 124) Node ID Network A.. ical Address Type Parent West 76 Mfg (PAN ID 323) Router1 0001 0013A20040024434 —_|router 0000 (PAN Coordinator 1) Router2 0004 0013A20040024212 _|router ‘0000 (PAN Coordinator 1) D

  32. Slide 32: Node View

    Node View (Drill Down) = Bren 1 Device Properties General | Network Advanced | End Points | Network | Advanced End Points Bindings | (77 Rechargeable Battery il Signal Strength a High (66%) Moderate (-85 dBm) Name Value PAN ID 123 Node ID Bren 1 Network Address 0000 Physical Address 0013A20040024191

  33. Slide 33: Digi Advantages

    Digi Advantages • The only vendor to unite cellular, Wi-Fi, ZigBee and proprietary RF technology for end-to-end wireless connectivity • Industry’s first Zigbee to cellular gateways • Connectware Manager enterprise management platform • Global certification and homologation • New way of doing develop

  34. Slide 34: Questions?

    Questions?

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