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This document sets out NBN Co’s proposals in respect of certain aspects of the National Broadband Network. The contents of this document representNBN Co’s current position on the subject matter of this document. The contents of this document should not be relied upon by our stakeholders (or anyother person) as representing NBN Co’s final position on the subject matter of this document, except where stated otherwise. NBN Co’s position on thesubject matter of this document may also be impacted by legislative and regulatory developments in respect of the National Broadband Network.All prices shown in this document are exclusive of any GST. © NBN Co Limited 2012

NBN Co New Developments

Scott Edwards – Technical Analyst (NewDevelopments)



YOUARE

HERE Approx6,000

per day

Acceleration of the Rollout to 2015

This timeline is indicative only and subject to change without notification.


Product Plan

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FSAM

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Month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Detailed Design

Community Information

Construction

Testing

Activation

For fibre to existing premises – ‘brownfields’It is estimated that the average time from work beginning to services over theNBN being available is 12 months. During the 12 months, the Fibre ServicingArea Module (FSAM) moves through the following stages:

NBN FSAM Construction Process

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New Developments Rollout Overview

NBN Co new developments - VICTORIA

In over 322 new developments Across 964 registered stages

Currently

2559 premises 59 stages

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Who Does What?

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Fibre throughout the estate to each home

Lead-in fibre, Network Termination Deviceand Power Supply Unit

Wholesale open access networksupporting high speed broadband andtelephone services

NBN DeliverablesDeveloper Deliverables

Apply to NBN Co at:www.nbnco.com.au/newdevelopments

Signed Developer Agreement

Submit design for pit & pipe infrastructure

Construct ‘pathway’ to NBN standards andspecifications

Supply as –Constructed documentation andtransfer ownership of pit & pipe infrastructure toNBN Co


Premises Equipment

Underground lead in fibre

Street Pit


Premises Connection Device (PCD)


NBN Co

ServiceProvider

End-UserEquipment

Examples of equipment in the Home


Builder Deliverables - Preparing new (SDU) premises for the NBN


NBNCo Deliverables - Preparing new (SDU) premises


Fit for Purpose?

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Fit for Purpose?

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SuperfastInternet

Videoon

demand

MediaPhone

Tele-working

HomeSecurity

EnergyManagement

HealthMonitoring

Benefits of fibre connected homes

APPLICATIONS• Telephone, Video and

Voice call• Tele-working• Digital Healthcare• Home automation• Energy management• Security• Media sharing• Universal Remote• Video Streaming• High speed internet• Connected Appliances


What you shoulddiscuss withNew Homeowners:• Location of telephone and data

points

• Location of NBN EquipmentNetwork Termination Device,Power Supply Unit & Fibre WallOutlet

• Importance of fixed cabling* in thehome for future services like – IPTV,

Smart TV’s, etc.

* Connecting a wireless modem will notallow customers to utilise applications

throughout their homes like IPTV.

Ensure Category 5 cabling or higher is installed in all newhomes


Network Termination Device (NTD)

•The NTD is a boundary point for the fibre network and allows the user network interface (UNI) toconnect to the customer wiring. It is roughly the same size as a DSL modem.

•There are 2 x RJ-11 ports known as UNI-V ports, they will not be used in the Armidale FRS.

•There are 4 x RJ-45 ports known as UNI-D ports; up to 4 ports/RSPs will be used in the Armidale FRS.They are not common; each port is an individual terminating point for an RSP/service.

•The power port will accept the connecter from the PSU.

•The fibre input port accepts the fly lead from the FWO; this has a secure cover to prevent accidentaldisconnection or tampering with live fibre cable.

UNI-V(Voice) Port

x 2

Fibre Input Port

UNI-D (Data)Port x 4

PowerConnection


NTD Pre-Installation Request

For a smooth and efficient connection to high-speed broadband for yourcustomers, Builders can now request an NTD Pre Install.

NTDs should be installed at least 10 days prior to occupation

The NTD pre-install process is only available where Developments havebeen NBN Co. approved

Pre-Installation can take up to 1 hour for completion

Call 1800 881 816 to request ‘NTD Pre-Install’

Ensure the following is ready when you call:• Account Name (Development Name)

• Location

• Confirm the fibre pathway (conduit) is in place

• Confirm power availability date

• Advise number of Premises

• Projected Date for Pre-Install


How new homeowners activate services over the NBN?

Certified Service Providers that have gone through the NBN on-boarding process and can deliver products and services over the NBNcan be found on our website at:

www.nbnco.com.au/serviceproviders

NBN Co has so far signed with 21 different Retail Service Providers toprovide telecommunications services over the National BroadbandNetwork.


Builder/Cabler Responsibilities for Single Dwelling Units

1• Determine with your developer which sites/development stages will be NBN Ready

2

• Refer to NBN Co’s Preparation and Installation Guide available online at:www.nbnco.com.au/newdevelopments

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• Determine NBN requirements and equipment locations on building plan. Determine buildingcabling requirements with customer specifications

4• Install lead-in conduit from the pit in the street to the home where the PCD will be located

5

• Install internal conduit from the PCD location outside to the internal Home Distributor (NTD,PSU, FWO location)

6• Book the NTD Pre Installation by calling 1800 881 816


MDU fibre deployment

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• Refer to NBN Co’s Preparation & InstallationGuide and Building Design Guide for MultiDwelling Units online at:www.nbnco.com.au/newdevelopments

2• Supply lead-in conduit to the

communications room

3• Provide space in the communications

room and FDH

4• Supply cable trays/space in

communications room and riser shaft

5• Install conduit to units and NBN

Equipment to NBN Co’s specifications


Preparing new (MDU) buildings for the NBN


Key Resources - Builders

Subscribe to New Developments Newsletter:www.nbnco.com.au/subscriptions

Network Roll-out plan:www.nbnco.com.au/our-network/rollout-plan.html

Pit & Pipe Specifications:www.nbnco.com.au/assets/documents/installing-pit-and-conduit-infrastructure.pdf

Building Specifications:www.nbnco.com.au/assets/documents/preparation-and-installation-guide-for-sdus-and-mdus.pdf


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