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town game action, fantasy football statistics and multiple-angle replays. The EverBank Field upgrade will include large end-zone scoreboards, sideline fascia boards, displays above the tunnels and in the Bud Light Party Deck.
Interestingly, there will also be a new scoreboard control room equipped with state-of-the-art software. As with consumer technology, it’s arguable that the hardware (the screens) are now so widely available that it’s the control software that makes the difference when it comes to wowing the crowd, presenting sponsors’ messages, clearly showing scores and managing an AV ‘programme’ for the whole event.
The use of LED is spreading as architects choose to decorate exteriors with LED modules and arenas use LEDs to reconfigure their looks for different
Bosch Communications Systems offers the first EN 54-certified pro sound and public address systems worldwide
The EN-54 series of standards was introduced in 1996 to cover all aspects of fire alarm systems in use throughout Europe.
In April 2011 the series was extended to cover voice alarm systems as well. In view of the trend towards combined fire detection and voice alarm installations, Bosch Communications Systems now offers both EN-certified pro sound and voice alarm products according to the EN 54-16 and EN 54-24 norms – as the first manufacturer worldwide.
shows. “Stadiums and venues are increasingly using LED displays for video playback and scoring, advertising, branding and architectural applications,” explains Guy Horrigan, Commercial Director of displayLED Screens Ltd.
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The starting place should be to consider how the venue wants content to be controlled and delivered. If they require a seamless integrated experience with common control, then ideally they will choose a system with the ability to supply a content engine that can handle all of the different requirements simultaneously.
Horrigan suggests that the key to successful implementation is the recognition that each application will have unique requirements (not least
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The following Electro-Voice products were recently certified to conform with EN 54-24: Sx600 series two-way loudspeakers, EVF-1122S front-loaded systems, EVH-1152D horn-loaded systems and Zx1i series loudspeakers. Additionally, the following electronics have received the certification by an accredited independent European test centre as expansion of the already certified DYNACORD PROMATRIX 8000 system: the Electro-Voice NetMax N8000 System Controller and DYNACORD P64 Digital Audio Matrix Manager (including CobraNet and the Dante audio networking cards), the Electro-Voice CPS and DYNACORD DSA
Canterbury Park Racetrack, Minnesota’s premier racetrack and casino, located in Shakopee, Minnesota, has installed screens
from Lighthouse and TS Sports. The paddock LED video display, built from Lighthouse HD10 LED display panels, is 9.45 feet wide and just
over 25 feet high. It augments and coordinates with the main LED display’s content,
completing the system and keeping race fans informed of odds, betting tips, late scratches, and news from racetracks around America.
resolution and content design). “The displayLED business has a proven track record of delivering integrated solutions using its digiSPORT system which has the capability to address an infinite number of screens, all with different resolutions, whilst handling scoring, video screen playback and pitch side banner content,” he adds.
multichannel amplifiers with the RCM- 810 Remote Control Module as well as the LML-1 Line Measuring Load.
“With this large choice of different products and indeed entire product series we play a pioneering role,” comments Oliver Sahm, Director of Technical Support and Application Design. “With immediate effect we are able to offer complete sound system solutions with EN54 certified products to provide excellent acoustic performance and attain also the safety objectives stated in EN 54-24 and EN 54-16, even under challenging acoustic conditions: the provision of clearly intelligible voice alarm messages.”
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