ross carbonite solo custom control timing

#Ross carbonite solo custom control timing series#

This creates a vibrant and supportive environment, promotes collaborative sharing and an engaging teaching space.Įpson EB-Z8050W, EB-G5650W, EB-1850W Multimedia Projector Furthermore, it offers a low cost of ownership. For the classrooms, Epson interactive projectors system was recommended with its image quality & reliability, and its many features are ideal for classroom collaboration.

#Ross carbonite solo custom control timing series#

The objective was to have a user-friendly, easy to operate & maintain equipment & system without compromising the performance required for the purpose.įor the theatrette, Epson G series EB-G6050 together with EB-485Wi interactive projector were recommended and installed, completed with whiteboard, amplifiers & speakers, lecterns & microphones, blu-ray players as well as Creston Control System. We work very closely with St Kevin's College to specify the equipment and system required for the college's classrooms, discussion room, science laboratory, performing art centre and theatrette in their various campuses. In addition, 8 Shure wireless microphones (3x lapel and 5x handheld), 2x Australian Monitor MX883 analogue stereo mixers for audio control were fitted off in an 18RU mobile rack.Įpson EB-455Wi, EB-485Wi Interactive Projectors The iPad control system was configured on its own wireless network, separate from the school's universal network removing the possibility of network interferences and security breaches. Multiple connections including VGA, XLR for audio and HDMI were strategically placed across the front, rear and sides of the stage for ease of access from any location across the main stage.Ī custom-fitted Lectrum lectern was installed along with a mobile custom iPad control system in an Adtec security enclosure, granting a global command of all audio and visual components including projector, audio, Blu Ray player, Foxtel and over 20 different lighting presets (designed to meet a variety of different filming and stage scenes). The existing old and dark drama space (used commonly to host events for the school, the parish, overseas visitors and the local community) was transformed into a new multifunctional performance space that features operational functionality specifically programmed to allow children from as young as the Prep level to operate the system competently.Ī 180' motorised 16:9 Grandview screen equipped with an accompanying Epson EB-G6250W projector with a ELPLU01 short throw lens for shadow reduction was selected to power the visual component of the system design. An increase in brightness from 4,500 to 7,000 lumens also resulted in a much improved image that was commented on by public and staff alike. The Epson proposal was far cheaper than the alternative technologies when run 8 hours per day 7 days per week. As the council already has a comprehensive AV maintenance contract in place, routine filter cleaning was not an issue. The projector was located in a sunny north-facing walkway on the northern side of the Hume Global Learning Centre in Broadmeadows, which among many other functions houses both the library, council chambers and sees a great deal of foot traffic daily.Ī proposal including a total cost of Ownership (TCO) for each projector calculating power consumption, maintenance and consumables was submitted comparing two laser/led alternatives to the Epson LCD projector.

Hume City Council required a replacement for an ageing XGA projector displaying digital signage on a 125' screen running 8 hours per day, 7 days per week.