Ft Benning EDP.PDF

ENTERPRISE CLASSROOM PROGRAMS WHINSEC - FORT BENNING EDP

ENTERPRISE CLASSROOM PROGRAM ENGINEERING DESIGN DRAFT WHINSEC BUILDING: 316 CLASSROOM 1 FORT BENNING, GEORGIA

DATE: 16 NOV 2012 VERSION: 1.0 SEQUENCE: 14-13

Distribution authorized to U.S. Government agencies and their contractors. (ADMINISTRATIVE OR OPERATIONAL USE)

APPROVAL SIGNATURE DATE APPROVAL NAME


16 NOV 2012 VERSION 1.0 2

Table of Contents 1.0 PURPOSE .................................................................................................................... 4 2.0 DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................................. 5 2.1 Mission of the School .........................................................................................................5 2.2 Room Physical Description .................................................................................................5 3.0 DESIGN....................................................................................................................... 6 3.1 Scope of Work ...................................................................................................................6 3.1.1 Displays ............................................................................................................................... 6 3.1.2 Sources................................................................................................................................ 6 3.1.3 Audio................................................................................................................................... 7 3.1.4 Control ................................................................................................................................ 7 3.1.5 AV Cabinet .......................................................................................................................... 8 3.2 Classroom Type..................................................................................................................9 3.3 Design Deviations ..............................................................................................................9 4.0 SCHOOL EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................ 10 4.1 Existing AV Equipment ..................................................................................................... 10 4.2 Existing Furniture/Furniture provided by Post .................................................................. 10 4.3 Enterprise Classroom Programs Rehabilitation Work ........................................................ 10 5.0 LIST OF MATERIALS (LOM) ........................................................................................ 11 6.0 ROOM DRAWINGS ................................................................................................... 14 6.1 Room Layout ................................................................................................................... 14 6.2 Elevation Drawings .......................................................................................................... 15 7.0 A/V DRAWINGS ........................................................................................................ 17 7.1 Video Drawings ................................................................................................................ 17 7.2 Audio Drawing ................................................................................................................. 18 7.3 Control System Drawing ................................................................................................... 19 7.4 Control System Detail ...................................................................................................... 20 7.4 Rack and Podium Elevation .............................................................................................. 21 8.0 EASE Acoustic Modeling ............................................................................................... 22 8.1 Percentage of Consonants Lost (ALCONS) ......................................................................... 22 8.2 Direct Sound Pressure Level (D-SPL) ................................................................................. 23



CHANGE RECORD DATE DESIGNER VERSION CHANGE REFERENCE Date/PMO Comments

08 OCT 2012 Joseph Glassman 0.8 Pre-design 07 NOV 2012 – change flat panel display size, add displays. add stage mic connectivity 08 NOV 2012 Joseph Glassman 1.0 Changed display size and count, added stage mic inputs

REVIEWERS

NAME - TITLE VERSION REVIEWED Marc Luther – Engineering Design Lead 1.0

Terrance Whitehead – Team Lead 1.0



1.0 PURPOSE This Engineering Design Package (EDP) documents the proposed design for Audio-Visual (AV) installation in Building 316 at Fort Benning. This EDP includes the following: A description of the rooms and their use A comprehensive scope of work Classroom type Changes from the standard classroom design Government or Other Contractor Furnished Equipment List of Materials Room Drawings AV Drawings EASE Acoustic Audio Model



2.0 DESCRIPTION 2.1 Mission of the School The mission of the WHINSEC upholds the principles of the Charter of the OAS by fostering mutual knowledge, transparency, confidence, and cooperation; by promoting democratic values and respect for human rights; and by instilling knowledge and an understanding of U.S. customs and traditions. The curriculum includes instruction in leadership development, counter-illicit-trafficking and peace-support operations, and disaster-preparedness and relief planning. The combatant commanders of both U.S. Southern Command and U.S. Northern Command, in coordination with the Secretary of Defense, may direct additional training and education programs that directly support U.S. policies throughout the Western Hemisphere. The Institute is a strategic tool in both peace and in conflict. 2.2 Room Physical Description Classroom 1 is a large auditorium-style classroom. It features a dedicated control and translation booths at the rear of the classroom and a stage in the front. Classroom 1 has the following features:

Size: 38’ wide by 111’ long Ceiling height: 9’ Ceiling: 2’ by 4’ ceiling tiles Lighting: 2’ by 4’ fluorescent light fixtures Floor: carpet Furniture: student seats



3.0 DESIGN 3.1 Scope of Work WHINSEC has requested an integrated audio visual system for Classroom 1 at Fort Benning, Georgia. Pragmatics shall install audio visual systems with the following features and capabilities:

3.1.1 Displays Pragmatics shall provide and ceiling mount two (2) Panasonic 6000 lumen wide format LCD projectors which shall project onto two (2) Da-Lite 130” wall mounted electric wide format projection screens. Pragmatics shall provide two (4) ceiling mounted 60” plasma flat panel displays which will be ceiling mounted in the walkways for auxiliary viewing. The instructor will have two (2) displays at the podium: one (1) standard Dell monitor and one (1) SMART Technologies Sympodium. The SMART Technologies Sympodium can also be considered a system source as it allows for digital annotation of video content that is routed to it. In the control booth, Pragmatics shall provide two (2) additional computer monitors which will serve as preview monitors for the control booth attendant. This will allow the control booth attendant to view any camera while in a meeting and ‘set up’ the next shot. In the translation booth, Pragmatics shall also provide two (2) additional computer monitors that will serve as preview monitors for the translation booth. The podium touch panel, while not intended to serve as a display, will be capable of displaying system images such as camera views.

3.1.2 Sources System sources shall consist of:

One (1) Pragmatics provided dedicated instructor computer located in the instructor podium. The instructor PC will be equipped with a dual output video card, which will allow users to either extend the desktop over two (2) displays (at the podium, typically the Dell monitor and Sympodium). One (1) additional auxiliary laptop input at the podium One (1) laptop input in the control booth One (1) AV cabinet mounted Blu-ray player,



Three (3) high definition pan/tilt/zoom cameras One (1) video teleconferencing codec.

3.1.3 Audio Pragmatics shall provide a total of four (4) wired, gooseneck push-to-talk microphones and three (4) wireless microphone receivers. Each wireless receiver will come with a lavalier style microphone/ wireless belt pack and hand held wireless microphone. One (1) of the four (4) wired microphones will be installed at the instructor’s podium, one (1) will be installed in the control booth and two (2) will be installed in the translation booth. All three (3) wireless receivers will be AV cabinet mounted. Only four (4) wireless microphones will be useable at one time, as one lavalier and one hand held will both be set to one receiver’s frequency. Pragmatics will provide floor box connectivity for six (6) additional wired microphone connections on the stage. The translation booth microphones will feed two (2) school provided FM transmitters. Translators will be able to sit in the translation booth, utilize a Pragmatics provided headset to hear an active presentation or meeting, and speak into the booth microphone to transmit translated audio content. The booth operator will also have the ability to set the feed to the FM transmitters so that attendees can also hear non-translated audio through the translation receivers to satisfy ADA compliance requirements for assistive listening. Audio reinforcement within the room will be achieved with three (3) zones of two (2) Renkus-Heinz wall mounted speakers. This will allow each zone to be set at their own level, allowing for audio coverage uniformity within the room. In the control booth, a single Renkus-Heinz self powered speaker will enable the booth operator to listen in to an active meeting or class.

3.1.4 Control Pragmatics shall provide two (2) Crestron 12” touch panels and two (2) button panels for system control. One (1) of the two (2) touch panels will be installed at the podium, the other will be installed in the control booth. The two (2) button panels will also be installed in the translation booth.



Control functions will be programmed as follows:

Podium Touch Panel: TP Preview - List sources to be previewed on touch panel Program Audio - Volume up, down, mute Voice audio - Volume up, down, mute VTC - Manual dialing, answer call, privacy (microphone mute), connect, disconnect, flash Switcher - Select appropriate source sent to monitor/projector (will not include control booth or translation booth monitors) Blu-ray - Play, pause, stop, scan forward and reverse, fast forward and reverse, skip, menu, subtitle Screen Up, down Video Display On, off, input selection (except booth monitors) Camera Zoom, pan, tilt, up to six presets, focus, auto focus enable and disable

Control Booth Touch Panel: Program Audio - Volume up, down, mute Voice Audio - Volume up, down, mute Translation audio- Feed from translator, feed from room VTC - Manual dialing, answer call, privacy (microphone mute), connect, disconnect, flash Switcher - Select appropriate source sent to monitor/projector (will include control booth and translation booth monitors) Blu-ray - Play, pause, stop, scan forward and reverse, fast forward

and reverse, skip, menu, subtitle Screen Up, down Video Display On, off, input selection (except booth monitors) Camera Zoom, pan, tilt, up to six presets, focus, auto focus enable and disable

Translation Booth Button Panels: Volume up, volume down, mute

3.1.5 AV Cabinet Pragmatics shall provide one (1) 24 RU equipment rack which will be installed in the control booth next to the control operator’s desk.



3.2 Classroom Type CLIN 0006- Classroom with VTT 3.3 Design Deviations No student computers

Additional 60” displays, mounts, and DM receivers Additional Booth displays Additional Control Booth laptop input Additional PTZ camera Additional 12” Touchpanel Polycom HDX 9000 codec Biamp Audia FLEX DSP & 2 Audia EXPIs Four additional Renkus-Heinz speakers and amps Two translation booth button panels Custom programming


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4.0 SCHOOL EQUIPMENT 4.1 Existing AV Equipment N/A 4.2 Existing Furniture/Furniture provided by Post The Post will provide student chairs for classroom 1. 4.3 Enterprise Classroom Programs Rehabilitation Work The Rehabilitation Team (Rehab) will provide the following:

Provide dedicated 20 Amp circuit duplex receptacles covered by this Engineering Design Package as follows:

o One (1) for each projector and screen pair. Projectors require receptacles while screens require hard wired power. o One (1) within 4 ft of every AV equipment cabinet. o One (1) at each instructor location. o One (1) at each ceiling mounted display. o One (1) slightly beneath the control booth monitor speaker. o One (1) at each booth table location.

Provide Local Area Network (LAN) drops covered by this Engineering Design Package as follows: o Two (2) within 4ft of the AV equipment cabinet o Two (2) within 4 ft. of the Instructor podium o One (1) at each booth table location

Provide Instructor podium Rehab shall complete facility work concurrent with AV installation.


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5.0 LIST OF MATERIALS (LOM)

Manufacturer Qty Model Description Video System Crestron 1 DM-MD16X16 DigitalMedia™ Switchers Crestron 4 DMC-S DigitalMedia 8G™ Fiber Input Card for

DM® Switchers Crestron 5 DMC-DVI DigitalMedia 8G™ Fiber Input Card for

DM® Switchers Crestron 1 DMC-HD DigitalMedia 8G™ Fiber Input Card for

DM® Switchers Crestron 2 DMCO-4433 DigitalMedia Switcher Output Card Crestron 4 DM-TX-201-S DigitalMedia 8G™ Fiber Transmitter 201 Crestron 6 DM-RMC-100-S DigitalMedia Receivers & Room Controllers Panasonic 2 PT-DZ6700U 6000 Lumen Wide Format Projector Da Lite 2 34464L 130” Cosmopolitan Electrol Wide Format Projection Screen Panasonic 4 TH-60PF30U 60” Plasma Display Dell 5 U2212H 21.5” Computer monitor Vaddio 3 999-6956-000 WallVIEW HD-20 DVI/HDMI Polycom 1 HDX 9000 VTC Codec Polycom 1 2215-23365-001 QBRI Module Polycom 1 MPPlus Multi site call software SMART Technologies 1 SP518-NB SMART Podium 518 interactive pen display Sony 1 BDP - S590 Blu-ray Disc Player 3D-Ready with Built-In Wi-Fi Black Magic Design 1 H.264 External video capture Extron 1 DVI-RGB 200 Digital to Analog converter Extron 1 HAE 100 HDMI Audio De-embedder Atlona 1 AT-HD530 HDMI to S-Video converter Audio System Shure 4 MX412D/C Gooseneck Mic Shure 4 SLX14/85 Wireless Lavalier microphone with receiver set QSC 3 CMX300V Amplifier Renkus-Heinz 6 CFX81 CFX Series Loudspeaker Biamp 1 Audia FLEX CM Audio DSP with Cobranet Biamp 6 AEC-2HD Mic/Line Input card with echo cancellation Biamp 6 OP-2e Output card Biamp 2 Audia EXPI-4 Input expansions GFE 2 Stationary FM system


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Extron 3 70-103-14 Dual XLR F AAP Extron 3 70-090-11 Blank AAP Shure 2 SRH840 Professional Monitoring Headphones Renkus-Heinz 1 CF61-2 Powered speaker Control System Crestron 1 CP2E 2-Series Control Processor Crestron 2 V12 12” Wired Table Top touch screen Crestron 2 C2N-CBF-P Button Panel Crestron 1 IRP2 Accessories - Serial Cables & IR Probes Crestron 2 DGE-1 Digital Graphics Engine Linksys 1 EZXS88W Ethernet Switch Crestron 1 PW-2420RU Power supply Computer System

Dell 2 T3500 Dell Precision T3500, CMT, Standard Power Supply, C2 (WxHxD) 6.8" x 17.6" x 18.4"

Dell- Plantronics 2 Audio.355 Headset w/boom mic Targus 1 AMP09US Wireless Presenter/Laser Pointer Hardware and AV Cabinet Equipment Chief 2 RPA6500 Projector Mount Chief 2 CMS 440 AboveTile Suspended Ceiling Kit Renkus-Heinz 2 UBRACKET/81 Mounting Hardware Renkus-Heinz 1 UBRACKET/61 Mounting Hardware Chief 4 PCS2460 Large Flat Panel Ceiling Mount Chief 2 CMA 110 Ceiling Plate Chief 2 CMS009012 Adjustible Extension Column SurgeX 1 SX1120RT Surge Protector and power conditioner Vaddio 1 535-2000-296 Off-set drop mount for HD-20 Vaddio 2 535-2020-230 Thin profile wall mount bracket Middle Atlantic 1 WRK-37SA-32 37RU Equipment Enclosure Middle Atlantic 1 WRK-RR37 Rack rail kit Middle Atlantic 1 PRT-1615C-NS 20 amp power strip Middle Atlantic 1 LBP-1S Lacing bars, qty 10 Middle Atlantic 7 EB1 1 space blank Middle Atlantic 1 EB3 3 space blank Middle Atlantic 1 UD2 Rack mountable drawer Miscellaneous Systems and Cable Assemblies Crestron 8 CBL-DVI-3 3’ DVI cable Crestron 8 CBL-HD-3 3’ HDMI cable Crestron 2 CBL-VGA-3 3’ VGA M-M cable Cables to go 3 26956 VGA to DVI adapter Crestron 2 CBL-VGA-AUD-3 3’ Micro VGA laptop cable with audio Crestron 2 CBL-HD-DVI-3 3’ HDMI to DVI cable Crestron 0.8 CRESFIBER8G- SP1000 CresFiber®


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BTW 8 Cat6 2’ blue cat6 patch cord with boots BTW 8 Cat6 15’ blue cat6 patch cord with boots BTX 1 WA-25225B 2 x 16 AWG West Penn Plenum Speaker Cable 1000' Crestron 1 CRESNET-P-TL-B250 Cresnet® Control Cable, Plenum, 250 ft box Liberty cable 0.5 22-4C-P-White Plenum unshielded 22 AWG 4 conductor control wire Liberty cable 2 24-4P-P-L5-EN-BLK Cat5e Plenum 250’ BTX 0.4 IN-XSHL114BK Techflex Hook & Loop Expandable Sleeving 100' (snake skin) BTX 2 RDL-DMK5 RDL Velcro Strips for Mounting BTX 0.5 IN-CT184B Cable Tie, Regular 4"x18Lb 100/Bag Black Misc 1 DIPS 22 Cables, Connectors, clips, ties screws – AV cabinets Misc 1 DIPS 22 Cables, Connectors, clips, ties screws - AV Misc 1 DIPS 22 Cables, Connectors, clips, ties screws - Networking Ship AV cabinets/assorted 2 DIPS 22 Shipping/freight – AV cabinet Ship AV Cabinets/assorted 2 DIPS 22 Shipping/freight - AV Ship AV cabinets/assorted 2 DIPS 22 Shipping/freight - Networking


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6.0 ROOM DRAWINGS 6.1 Room Layout

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Air Wall

Fire ExtinguisherConduit Wall Plate

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Ceiling Fan

Desk & Chair

Student Chair

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CLASSROOM 1FORT BENNING, GEORGIA

STUDENT SEATS: 191 + 1 INSTRUCTOR ROOM DIMENSIONS

38'W x 94'5"L x 9'11"HCOMPUTER REQUIREMENTSINSTRUCTOR = 1 DESKTOP

UP9'-7 1/2"

CPTZ

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CPTZ

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94'-5"

Rehab provided Instructor podium

2x 130" wide format wall mounted electric screens

2x 55" ceiling mounted displays

Wall mounted loudspeakers

2x 55" ceiling mounted displays

Wall mounted loudspeakers

AV Cabinet Location

CPTZ


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6.2 Elevation Drawings


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7.0 A/V DRAWINGS 7.1 Video Drawings

Ceiling MountedCeiling Mounted (locate on top of projector) Inside Podium Mounted to underside of Podium work surface

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CrestronDM-TX-201-S

DM OUTHDMI OUT

HDMI INRGB INAUDIO L/RUSBLAN

CrestronDM-TX-201-S

DM OUTHDMI OUT


CrestronDM-TX-201-S

DM OUTHDMI OUT


SONYBDP-S590

HDMI OUTAUDIO LAUDIO R

CrestronDMC-S

DM-8G+ HDMIAUDIO LAUDIO R

INPUT CARD 1

CrestronDMC-S


INPUT CARD 2

CrestronDMC-S


INPUT CARD 3

SMARTSP518

DVI-I OUTUSB OUT

DVI-I INUSB

CRESTRON DM-RMC-100-S

HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

COM RS-232

DM IN MMF/SC

LAN


HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

COM RS-232

DM IN MMF/SC

LAN

CRESTRONDM-MD 16X16IP ADDRESS

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Benning 316Located in AV Cabinet

DELL DESKTOPT-3500

DVI OUT

USBDVI OUT

VID-1002

VID-1003

DellComputer Monitor

DVI-I

USBRGB

VID-1004

CrestronDMC-DVI

DVI-I HDMIAUDIO LAUDIO R

INPUT CARD 5

CrestronDMC-DVI


INPUT CARD 6

CrestronDMC-DVI


INPUT CARD 7

CrestronDM-TX-201-S

DM OUTHDMI OUT


DELL DESKTOPT-3500

DVI OUT

USB

DVI OUT

Vaddio HD-20HDMI

EZ Power/VideoYPbPr

F-0001

F-0002

F-0003

Inside Control Booth

F-0004

HDMI IN

RS-232 IN

PANASONIC PT-DZ6700

HDMI IN

RS-232 IN

Translation Booth


HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

COM RS-232

DM IN MMF/SC

LAN


HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

COM RS-232

DM IN MMF/SC

LAN

HDMI IN

HDMI IN

DM 8G+OUT 1DM 8G+OUT 2

HDMI OUT 1

AUDIO OUT 1 L/R

AUDIO OUT 4 L/R


HDMI OUT 3HDMI OUT 5HDMI OUT 6HDMI OUT 7HDMI OUT 8

AUDIO OUT 2 L/RAUDIO OUT 3 L/R

F-0005

VID-1001

VID-1013

F-0006

VID-1014

F-0011

F-0012

VID-1019

VID-1020

CrestronDMCO-4433

CrestronDMC-S


INPUT CARD 4

CrestronDMC-HD

HDMI HDMIAUDIO LAUDIO R

INPUT CARD 8

PANASONIC PT-DZ6700

DELL U2212H

DELL U2212H

Wall Mounted

RS-232

Vaddio Quick-Connect SRDVI-D

EZ Power/Video

YPbPr

CAT-0001

VID-1005

Wall Mounted

Wall Mounted

Vaddio HD-20HDMI

EZ Power/VideoYPbPr

Vaddio HD-20HDMI

EZ Power/VideoYPbPr


EZ Power/Video

YPbPr


EZ Power/Video

YPbPr

RS-232

RS-232

CAT-0002

CAT-0003

VID-1006

VID-1007

VID-1008


DVI-I

DVI-I

DELL U2212H

DELL U2212H

DVI-I

RS-232 IN

DELL U2212H

VID-1021

VID-1022

BLACMAGIC DESIGNH.264

HDMI

USBComponent

Ceiling MountedMounted Behind Displays


HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

COM RS-232

DM IN MMF/SC

LAN


HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

COM RS-232

DM IN MMF/SC

LAN

HDMI IN

RS-232 IN

PANASONIC TH-60PF30U

HDMI IN

RS-232 IN

F-0007

F-0008


HDMI OUT 1

AUDIO OUT 1 L/R

AUDIO OUT 4 L/R




CrestronDMCO-4433

VID-1015

VID-1016

VID-1023

USB-0001

VID-1024

ATLONA AT-HD530HDMI S-VIDEO

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L/R

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ACRESTRON

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POLYCOMHDX 9000

DVI

AUDIO LAUDIO R

DVI

DVI

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CrestronDMC-DVI


INPUT CARD 9

CrestronDMC-DVI


INPUT CARD 10

VID-1010

VID-1012

EXTRONDVI-RGB 200

DVI-D BNC x 5

VID-1009

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LEGENDDIGITAL MEDIA CABLING-DM OR F-0001-XXXXVIDEO SIGNAL (DVI-HDMI-VGA) VID-1001-XXXXAUDIO SIGNAL- A-2001-XXXXCONTROL SIGNAL-C-3001-XXXX

MICROPHONES-MIC-1-XXXSPEAKERS-SPKR-1-XXX

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HDMIIR 1

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HDMIIR 1

RECEIVER

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DM IN MMF/SC

LAN


Ceiling Mounted

HDMI IN

RS-232 IN


HDMI IN

RS-232 IN


F-0009

F-0010

VID-1017

VID-1018


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7.2 Audio Drawing DELL DESKTOP

T-3500

HDMI OUT

USB

MICROPHONE INUSB

AUDIO OUT 3.5MM

Inside Podium Mounted to underside of Podium work surface

On Podium

CrestronDM-TX-201-S

DM OUTHDMI OUT

HDMI IN

RGB IN

AUDIO L/R

USB

LAN

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CrestronDMC-DVI


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QSC CMX300V

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AUDIO OUT 1 L/R

AUDIO OUT 4 L/R




CrestronDMCO-4433

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CrestronDMC-HD

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AUDIO OUT 4 L/R




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BIAMPAUDIA FLEX CM #1

BIAMPAEC-2HD

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BIAMPAEC-2HD

PHX3

PHX3BIAMP

AEC-2HD

PHX3

PHX3

BIAMPAEC-2HD

PHX3PHX3

Cobranet

BIAMPAEC-2HD

PHX3PHX3

BIAMPAEC-2HD

PHX3PHX3

BIAMPOP-2e

PHX3PHX3

BIAMPOP-2e

PHX3PHX3

BIAMPOP-2e

PHX3PHX3

BIAMPOP-2e

PHX3PHX3

BIAMPOP-2e

PHX3PHX3

Remote Control Bus

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SONYBDP-S590

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VID-1008

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POLYCOMHDX 9000

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MIC-0001

MIC-0002

MIC-0003

A-2003

A-2004

A-2005

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A-2007

A-2008A-2009

A-2010A-2011

A-2012A-2013

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RENKUS-HEINZCFX81

INPUT +/-

RENKUS-HEINZCFX81

INPUT +/-

SPK-0001

SPK-0002

Front Zone

Middle Zone

Rear Zone

RENKUS-HEINZCFX81

INPUT +/-

RENKUS-HEINZCFX81

INPUT +/-

RENKUS-HEINZCFX81

INPUT +/-

RENKUS-HEINZCFX81

INPUT +/-

SPK-0003

SPK-0004

SPK-0005

SPK-0006GFE Translation Transmitter

INPUT

GFE Translation Transmitter

INPUT

A-2014

A-2015

Translation Booth

Extron CPM10170-295-1270-296-13

70-295-1270-296-13

Wall Mounted

Extron CPM101

A-2016

A-2017

Extron CPM101

Extron CPM101

70-295-1270-296-13

70-295-1270-296-13

ShureSRH840

HeadphonesINPUT

ShureSRH840

HeadphonesINPUT

Control BoothWall Mounted

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MIC-0006

MIC-0007

MIC-0008

MIC-0009

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8.0 EASE Acoustic Modeling 8.1 Percentage of Consonants Lost (ALCONS) The graphic shows the ALCON (% of consonants lost) levels in the classroom with 6 loudspeakers per room. The gray area shows the overall shape of the room with the loudspeakers located along the wall of the graphic. The colored area shows the ALCON level for the student areas at between 3 and 4 feet off the ground. The lighter the shade the lower the percentage of consonant lost with 1.49% being the lowest. The darker shades show the higher percentage of loss with 2.15% being the highest. The lower the percentage is the more intelligible the area will be. A maximum acceptable reading for this type of room is 10. Therefore, this audio design meets the requirements of the Enterprise Classroom Program.


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8.2 Direct Sound Pressure Level (D-SPL) The graphic shows the Direct Sound Pressure Levels (D-SPL) in the classroom with 6 loudspeakers. The gray area shows the overall shape of the room with the loudspeakers located in the ceiling of the graphic. The colored area shows the D-SPL for the student areas at between 3 and 4 feet off the ground. The color pattern shows that the sound is uniformly distributed throughout the listening area. The reading in this room is between 85.05 dB and 96.11 dB. With the exception of the hot spots near the loudspeakers the average room reading is between 89dB and 94dB. The industry standard acceptable range is +/- 5dB. Therefore, this audio design meets the requirements of the Enterprise Classroom Programs.


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