Case Studies

Lecturer control

There are two identical control panels to enable the lecture to be conducted in as flexible way as possible. One is located in the lectern, the other in a front-of-house desk. The control panel shows with an LED, which function is selected. In addition there is an infra red remote control device to control PC and video projection which can be used by more dynamic, wandering lecturers. This is used in conjunction with a radio microphone. (Since the theatres have been in use, this remote control operation has been equally as popular as the fixed option.)



In the projection/support room, there is yet another duplicate of the main control panel (so a lecturer's wrong decision, or hesitation, in pressing the appropriate button can be overridden by the technician if necessary).

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