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CEDIA Regional Education Program

An integral part of Extron’s corporate

philosophy is educating A/V industry

professionals. As part of that educational

process, Extron has conducted seminars and

workshops at the CEDIA Regional

Education Program, ICIA’s INFOCOMM,

the ICIAAcademy and Professional

Development programs, Extron School, and

Extron School on the Road.

Extron is pleased to announce that Extron

trainers will again present two courses as

part of the 1999 CEDIA Regional

Education Program for members of the resi-

dential installation market. CEDIA

(Custom Electronics Design and Installation

Association) is an international association

of companies that specialize in planning

and installing electronic systems for the

home. “Ongoing feedback tells us that our

courses were extremely popular,” states

Chris Gillespie, Extron Trainer, “because

attendees enjoyed getting a behind-the-

scenes look at how things work with the

advent of HDTV and computer integration

into the home. Installers are implementing

increasingly complex home electronic

systems, such as home theaters.”

This year CEDIA Regional Education

Program has been expanded to include

seven sites—five in the USA and two in

Canada—providing people a wide choice of

dates and locations. Extron will offer two

courses: Understanding the Importance of

Bandwidth and Different Video Formats and

Signal Integration in the Residential

Marketplace.

Course 1: In Understanding the Importance

of Bandwidth and Different Video Formats,

Extron trainers will provide an overview of

video bandwidth and its significance in

system design and installation. Specifically,

Extron trainers will discuss the “food

chain” of video quality, from RGBHV to

composite, and which is best to use for

specific installations.

Course 2: In Signal Integration in the

Residential Marketplace, Extron trainers

will explain how to integrate computer-

video, multiple video, audio sources, and

other technologies into a residential system.

Extron trainers also will discuss how to get

the most from the latest technologies for

future installations, covering topics such as

switching & routing, computer-video inter-

facing and signal distribution.

For sign-up information, please contact

Jennifer Carnahan at CEDIA headquarters:

800.669.5329. For more information about

CEDIA seminar content and Extron School,

please contact Lisa Ciccione or Jane

Hodgdon at Extron: 714.491.1500.

1999 CEDIA

REGIONAL EDUCATION SEMINARS

January 24–25 ..............Boston, MA

March 7–8 ..............Dallas, TX

March 14–15 ..............Vancouver, Canada

March 28–29 ..............San Francisco, CA

April 11–12 ..............Toronto, Canada

April 18–19 ..............Chicago, IL

May 16–17 ..............Fort Lauderdale, FL

One might think that with this much power,

configuring a system with as many as 384 input

and output BNC connections might be difficult.

While whoever is stuck with the crimper might

not agree, this simply isn’t the case. With the

help of Extron’s System Virtualization/Control

Software, configuring for and controlling

multiple switchers and signal types is not only

possible, but fairly simple as well. Just enter the

number of inputs and outputs you need and

what types of signals are to be used, and the

system does the rest. The number of Matrix

6400 Video Models will be detected automati-

cally, and the software will assign inputs and

outputs for each signal. At this point, the

multiple connections used with component and

S-Video signals are “virtualized,” and shown

graphically as single signals. Switching will

now automatically occur on all lines without

additional factory or dealer configuration, even

if the lines that make up the signal are on

different Matrix 6400s. All you have to do is

determine what and how many signals are to be

switched, and your Matrix 6400 will make it

happen.

Virtualization of inputs and outputs also works

when using the Matrix 6400 Audio model in

conjunction with one or more Video models.

This is commonly done to provide convenient

switching of the audio and video signals origi-

nating from the same source. Conversely, with

audio breakaway, any audio signal may be

switched with any video signal, regardless of

source. Altogether, virtualization of audio and

distributed video signals—whether controlled

with Extron’s System Virtualization/Control

Software, MKP-1000 keypad, or FPC-1000

LCD front panel controller—brings you the

intuitive interface necessary to control the

largest of systems.

So when looking to put control into those matrix

jobs, look to the matrix switcher that delivers

unrivaled performance and expandability,

without the unrivaled difficulty: the Matrix 6400

Video Model. To learn more, contact your local

Extron Electronics representative at:

714.491.1500 (Extron U.S.); +31.33.453.4040

(Extron Europe); or +65.226.0015 (Extron Asia).

You may also check out the Matrix 6400 series

on the web at

http://www.extron.com/product/

matrix6400.stm

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