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8 Digital Signage at ISE 2010
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ISE MD Mike Blackman previews the 2010 show, and explains the rationale behind RISE
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New showcases and opportunities cement ISE’s position as Europe’s largest DS event
9 Residential solutions at ISE 2010
This year’s ISE hosts more exhibitors from custom installation and home automation than ever
10 Staging technology at ISE 2010
AV for rental and staging applications is growing in importance – nowhere more so than in the ISE Theatre
11 New technology at ISE 2010
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Nine pages of highlights from the 2,000-plus new products due to be unveiled in Amsterdam
20 ISE show floorplan
Your visual guide to eight halls of the Amsterdam RAI
22 A-to-Z list of exhibitors
With stand numbers for easy cross-reference to the floorplan
26 DOOH Business Conference 2010
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Complete programme listings for this industry-defining event, which begins on the eve of ISE
28 Education at ISE 2010
A list of all sessions taking place in Amsterdam, making it easy to plan ahead and book in advance
34 Amsterdam – focus on our host city
How to get there, where to stay, and how to explore its many attractions
36 Online tools from ISE
Make the most of your time at the show with the latest technology
38 About the associations
Find out more about CEDIA and InfoComm International
Venue information: ISE 2010 will take place at the Amsterdam RAI, 2-4 February 2010
Exhibition address:
Integrated Systems Europe 2010
Amsterdam RAI
Europaplein 2-22
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NL 1070 MS Amsterdam
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1 February and conclude on Tuesday, 2 February, 2010.
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It’s time to RISE…
Welcome to the first edition of RISE, the official preview magazine of Integrated Systems Europe 2010. From 2-4 February 2010, the Amsterdam RAI will
once again host a record-breaking tradeshow for Europe’s professional AV
and electronic systems integration industry. We expect more exhibiting companies, more attendees, more education sessions and more net-working
opportunities than ever before, and with so much activity now taking place to
vie for visitors’ attention, we felt the need to broaden the scope of our traditional Visitor Brochure into the magazine you hold in your hands now.
EDITORIAL
Why an official magazine…?
As the pace of innovation in the AV business continues to hot up, the number of companies making
major product announcements at ISE just grows and grows. Publishing RISE enables us to throw the
spotlight on some of these new products, all of which are new to Europe, some previously unseen
anywhere in the world. Of course, in a magazine such as this, we can never hope to cover every new
product launch that will be on offer in Amsterdam. For one thing, space is limited. And for another,
some exhibitors prefer to keep their latest developments under wraps until the show itself. But we
hope we have been able to assemble a package of product news that whets your appetite, and gives
you a flavour of the event to come.
Why RISE…?
G V A N G E L I S T. C O M
Since its launch in 2004, Integrated Systems Europe has soared in importance, in parallel with our
continent’s AV industry. Our event has helped to drive growth by providing a platform for the forging
of new business partnerships, as well as giving our exhibitors an unrivalled market to which they
can promote their solutions. ISE 2009 broke all records just as the economic storm clouds were
gathering, and I believe that ISE 2010 will have a similarly positive effect on the AV business climate
in Europe. Our industry is creative, hard-working and, through the ingenuity of its engineers and
designers, able to embrace new opportunities presented by technology and market trends alike. As
the economic climate warms up again, we are poised to ‘RISE’ to the occasion.
Why ISE 2010…?
There has always been far more to Integrated Systems Europe than a tradeshow, and this year is no
exception. On the following pages you’ll find full programme details of our second DOOH Business
Conference – which, as last year, begins on the day before ISE itself. There’s also a day-by-day guide
to education sessions, an outline of some of the show floor’s special features, and a few points worth
noting about Amsterdam, a city that has proved itself to be such an agreeable host for our industry.
I hope you enjoy flicking through this inaugural issue of RISE, and look forward to welcoming you to
Amsterdam in February.
Mike Blackman
Managing Director
Integrated Systems Events
Platinum Sponsors
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Residential solutions at ISE 2010
With more companies showing products with residential applications than ever before, ISE
is now firmly established as the European tradeshow for custom installation, home AV and
building automation…
Digital signage at ISE 2010
With more than half of ISE’s 500-plus exhibitors showing products with digital signage
applications, the event will again be comfortably Europe’s largest DS tradeshow. In 2010,
there will be even more ways for attendees to experience the latest signage solutions…
Launched in 2009 to huge industry and media acclaim,
ISE’s Digital Signage Hall returns to Hall 12 for 2010
with another breathtaking line-up of new signage
solutions. Located within the Amsterdam RAI’s striking
new Elicium building, this Hall acts as a showcase for
innovations in display, signal management, content
distribution and control, in a relaxed and well-lit
environment perfectly suited to the application.
In an exciting new development, delegates to the second
DOOH Business Conference (see below) will be invited
to a ‘sneak peek’ preview of this Hall on the evening of
Monday, 1 February. This preview will be part of a VIP
Reception available exclusively to Conference
delegates, and will offer them the chance not just to
view some of the latest signage technology, but to
network with vendors and their distributors.
In response to popular demand, for 2010 a second
Digital Signage Area has been created in Hall 10 of the
RAI. Among the special features here are the ISE
Digital Signage Showcase, where attendees can see a
range of content distribution and display products
working together; a demonstration of the ‘RAI Live!’
digital signage network being worked on in real time as
content for the screens on the show floor is amended
and scheduled; and the ISE Blogger Lounge, sponsored
by the DailyDOOH.
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From the latest in HD and 3D projection systems to
multi-room audio, from lighting control and security to
screens, furniture and mounts, ISE’s Residential
Solutions Area has it all. Conveniently located at the
junction of Halls 1, 4 and 5 of the Amsterdam RAI, this
part of ISE has as its centrepiece the headquarters
booth of CEDIA, the Custom Electronic Design and
Installation Association – one of ISE’s two supporting
not-for-profit bodies and the location for a wide range
of education sessions, many of them FREE to attend.
As in 2009, this Area will also feature the Home Cinema
Europe booth – a unique showcase in which products
from a range of different companies can be seen, heard,
and even felt, all working together in a compelling and
ultra-realistic home-theatre environment.
In total, more than 50 of the world’s top custom
installation and home AV brands will be represented in
the Residential Solutions Area in 2010.
But, for those in the business of systems integration in
the home, there will be far more to ISE 2010 – with over
100 additional exhibitors elsewhere on the show floor
showing products relevant to home system control,
distribution, automation and display.
Education highlight: CEDIA’s TCP/IP for integrators, 09:45–12:45, Thursday 4 February
More and more systems, equipment and media are
converging to work over a simple, reliable and elegant
IP network. Taught in English and not ‘geek speak’, this
session is suitable for anyone who wants to embrace
the inevitable and start leveraging all these new IPenabled products in ways that are logical, deliver high
performance to the end user, and increase profit
margins for the installer. For more information go to
page 31.
Education highlight: Screen placement
trends in digital signage, 14:00–15:30,
Tuesday 2 February
As part of its extensive education programme at ISE
2010, InfoComm International presents a 90-minute
session on current trends in the placement of digital
signage in retail environments and addresses the
question: ‘What is effective screen placement?’ The
session will examine challenges, opportunities and
success stories, and will look at content as well as
logistics. For more information go to page 29.
Learn more about the digital advertising
revolution at the 2010 DOOH Business
Conference, 1–2 February
After its successful debut in 2009, the DOOH Business
Conference returns to ISE this year with a must-see
programme of briefings from industry experts in the
fields of creative content, network management,
technology deployment and aggregation, among others.
The first DOOH event to truly consider the past, present,
and future of digital advertising, this year’s Conference
is being presented by ISE in association with Invidis
Consulting and OVAB Europe. For more information go
to page 26.
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NEW
TECHNOLOGY
New technology highlights
at ISE 2010
Integrated Systems Europe is now firmly established as a major launch platform for
ground-breaking new AV products. More than 2,000 new items of hardware and software
will be launched in Amsterdam on 2–4 February, and over the next eight pages RISE
presents sneak previews of some of them…
Staging technology and the
ISE Theatre
As the convergence between video and lighting gathers pace and network distribution becomes the norm, staging technology is gaining a higher profile at ISE – with a custom-built
Theatre on the show floor as a focal point…
Large-screen projection, high-power audio, LEDbased video solutions and network technology lie at the
heart of a revolution in AV for rental and staging
applications. ISE has acted as a showcase for many of
these technologies and 2010 will be no exception, with
many new exhibitors from the fields of professional
audio, automated lighting, and multi-image processing,
to name just three.
Acting as the focal point for some of these developments,
the ISE Theatre returns to Hall 10, providing a unique
event space within the show floor where attendees can
learn about the latest trends in AV system design for
rental and staging, along with sessions on collaborative
conferencing, the design of future-ready homes, and
much more.
All sessions are free to attend, but remember – arrive
early to be guaranteed a seat at the event of your choice,
as demand for places often exceeds supply.
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ISE Theatre highlight: InfoComm reveals
results of first-ever global AV industry
survey, 10:00–11:45, Wednesday 3 February
InfoComm’s global Market Definition and Strategy
Study (MDSS) is the first of its kind to size the worldwide
market for AV products and services, with results
divided into five regions. Attend this session and be
among the first to discover the true scope of the
marketplace, its regional variations, and the trends
that will drive its future growth.
Check out the latest ISE Theatre programme
at www.iseurope.org
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NEW
TECHNOLOGY
HDMI 1080p Broadcaster-HDMI over
IP with IR Pass-Thru
By leveraging the mature existing standard LAN (Local
Area Network), Aavara new released HDMI 1080p
broadcaster with IR Pass Thru delivers streaming up to
1080p HD video, to almost unlimited displays, a flexible,
scalable and low cost signage solution.
It can be co-existed with local area network and devices
to eliminate extra/dedicated signage infra- structure
works and cost. Just connect HDMI video source like
Blu-Ray/DVD player, Sony PS3, Microsoft XBox 360, Set
top box, Satellite Receiver or PC with HDMI output to
LAN with Sender, and connect all displays with Receiver
to LAN as well, Plug and Play and no configuration
required.
produces more than 20,000 hours of steady light intensity
at up to 3,000 ANSI Lumens. The operating costs will
drop dramatically because there are no follow-up costs
of changing a lamp. And the environment profits as well:
because the new light source is absolutely mercuryfree. These great new energysaving projectors need less
than one watt of electricity in standby mode, thus easily
fulfilling the new EU standards that come into effect in
2010.
As with many notebooks, selected models from the new
CASIO projector series now support the WXGA
widescreen format as well – thus offering a 16:10
experience. The new light technology guarantees
brilliant colour reproduction, and data transmission is
also possible through USB 2.0 or WLAN. A HDMI port
allows a pure digital connection with different remote
replay machines and ensures optimal picture quality.
Another great feature of the new projectors is a 2x
optical zoom.
CASIO projectors are ideal for business trips as well as
for presentations both in and out of the office.
Visit us at ISE 2010 stand 4034 in Hall 04.
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Opus by Analog Way: Mixer Seamless
Switcher with 3 Scalers
Designed by Analog Way, Opus (Ref.OPS300) is a new
powerful Multi Layer Mixer Seamless Switcher offering
a unique combination of useful features. Opus is HDCP
compliant and offers 12 direct inputs including 2 fitted
with DVI and 2 fitted with SD/HD-SDI. With 6 layers and
3 active scalers, Opus allows displaying up to 2 PIPs on
a live background. The product can be used in a Multi
Layer Mixer mode as well as in 12 x 2 scaled Matrix
mode. 8 still logos and 8 full frames can be recorded in
the large non volatile memory of the Opus. To record a
show, Opus is equipped with a Video Output card
providing SD or HDTV formats in various signals from
Composite Video to HD-SDI. An integrated Audio Stereo
Switcher features SDI audio de-embedder. To ensure
im-pressive yet smooth shows, Opus offers many live
effects (keying, PIP animation, smooth move, fade,
cut, wipe, slide…). A convenient T-Bar enables perfect
seamless transitions. Fully controlled from its own front
panel, Opus can also be controlled from its Remote
Control Software or from the new Orchestra remote
console. Opus comes standard with this wide variety of
functionalities offered at the best performance/price
ratio.
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New projectors from CASIO with revolutionary light technology
At ISE 2010, CASIO will be presenting a new generation
of projectors with revolutionary light technology that
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VTXWM1
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“Black Box” message if the amplifier was to fail and
shutdown; the battery back-up within the card allows it
to send a final message and its settings.
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
Da-Lite Introduces New Holo
Screen Digital Signage Screen
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Editorial: Engineered and designed to address the need
for custom sizes in digital sign installations, Holo
Screen is an upgrade from the previous holographic
film available from Da-Lite. Designed specifically for
high ambient light environments and point-of-sale
applications, the new Holo Screen is now available in
sizes up to 108 x 300 inches (275x762 cm) meeting the
increased demand for ever larger digital signage in the
commercial and retail markets. For use with virtually
any projector, the new Holo Screen allows architects,
AV consultants and integrators to design and install
custom sized screens for specialty retail, office lobbies,
airports and other high traffic commercial and retail
locations. Featuring a projection angle from 18 to 35
degrees, a generous viewing angle and a 4.0 gain, the
net result is a remarkably bright and clear image, even
in brightly lit environments. All other light – such as
sunlight and other sources of ambient light – is ignored
making it ideal even for retail shop windows.
Additionally, the transparency of the Holo Screen
allows an image to be projected while letting the viewer
see through the screen at the same time. The new Holo
Screen represents a terrific value with a price point
that is approximately 50 percent lower than other
holographic materials.
Cloud Electronics will be showing the VTXWM1 Web
Monitoring Ethernet Card which is an embedded web
server Ethernet option card for its imminent new range
of VTX Multichannel Contractor Power Amplifiers.
This VTX card host’s its own website providing
monitoring and surveillance information about the
amplifiers condition and status. The installer would
setup the passwords, criteria and monitor settings
during installation, allowing access via the web. Making
it the lowest cost and simplest monitoring option
available, it allows the installer to have 24/7 global
surveillance of the amplifiers via the most proven and
reliable IP topology. There are no DSP or Audio
Distribution functions on the WM1, so no further
hardware or complicated Firewall issues exist and
remote access is via VPN or Port Forwarding. Multiple
amplifiers in a system are configurable using MasterSlave topology. The monitoring features include: Load
Monitoring, Input Level Monitoring, Signal Level
Indications, Temperature and Level Controls & all user
configurable settings. Alarm warnings and status
messages are sent via e-mail (or SMS) including a
to call you to reprogram a lighting scene or irrigation
schedule. What if that system was created by a company
with more than 20 years of expertise and one of the
original pioneers in integration products… Wouldn’t life
be easier? Meet g! – a family of innovative home
management and entertainment solutions that could
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Elite Screens’ Raptor, the ultimate in
non-invasive custom projection screen
innovation
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Elite’s Raptor is an elegant, free-standing projection
screen for installations when wall or ceiling screen
placement is not practical. It is a product unparalleled
in commercial integration or home theater versatility.
It is housed in a fully functional media stand that
facilitates a variety of media room functions with its
self-contained and aesthetically pleasing design.
Raptor utilizes a motorized cross-rising “scissor”
mechanism for versatility in placement and convenient
integration. It is driven by a tubular motor that has a
superior weight tolerance and operational lifespan. Its
variable height settings accommodate virtually any
home theater environment while the cabinet’s neutral
design and aesthetic accentuates the décor of most
homes or offices. Elite’s Raptor comes with Cinewhite
tensioned 1.1 gain material. It has full diffusion uniformity for maximized audience viewing angles and blackbacking to eliminate light penetration for a brighter and
more visible image. Elite’s Raptor provides a wide
variety of control options for increased flexibility. Each
unit comes with a 5-12V wireless trigger, and radio
frequency (IR/RF) remotes and receivers for a complete
wireless operational package. Elite Screens’ Raptor is
priced starting at $4899 USD.
1K88
Imagine a home management system that is personalized to do exactly what your customer wants.
Imagine one that provides even a novice user with the
freedom to control their environment - without having
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NEW
TECHNOLOGY
Reply® Ativa delivers a professional
‘touch’ to audience voting events
Reply® Ativa is a scalable professional audience
response system. Fleetwood’s new WRS8200 wireless
keypad employs a large 3.2 inch color touch-screen
that displays fully customizable key/button responses
for any given Q&A interaction. Text response is available
using an onscreen QWERTY keyboard or SMS-style
buttons. Smart card support is included for secure
user registration and data logging.
multi-channel analogue audio functions. NAD will also
expand MDC-ready components beyond their traditional
purpose by offering modules with advanced multi-zone
control functions and other new advanced
technologies.
MDC is featured on NAD’s T 785, T 775, and T 765 A/V
Receivers, its T 175 Surround Sound Tuner Preamplifier,
and on the Masters Series M15HD Preamplifier.
Visit NAD at Booth 4N50, Hall 4.
In operation, an Ativa base station plugs into a PC’s USB
or Ethernet port, from where it forms a private 2-way
RF link with up to 15,500 keypads in a room at a range
of 150 meters. Using an advanced, patented synchronized
polling method and a frequency hopping RF protocol
with Wi-Fi avoidance, the base ‘sweeps’ a venue to time
synchronize and collect every single keypad’s response
in seconds.
The Ativa system is controlled by software that
integrates seamlessly with Microsoft PowerPoint. This
allows presenters or meeting technicians to easily
create audience polling slides and, in runtime,
immediately display the live results of the interaction –
both to the audience via a projector or display, and to
the individual participant via the Ativa keypad’s screen.
Applications include shareholder voting sessions,
training and education seminars, auctions, or any other
group setting where immediate feedback is desired.
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NAD Modular Design Construction
Change, upgrade, customize. It’s that simple
Winner of the prestigious reddot award for Product
Design, NAD’s innovative Modular Design Construction
(MDC) fights the technology lag that plagues consumer
electronics. Available on select NAD A/V Receivers and
Preamp Processors, this upgrade solution features
input circuitry on easily removable modules to add,
change, or customize features and capabilities as they
become available. MDC offers unprecedented flexibility,
enhanced performance, and simplified service. MDC
provides long-term value. With the ability to offer
multiple variations of the same standard chassis, MDC
gives consumers the option of spending only on the
features they will use. It also allows consumers to
maintain their initial investment by upgrading to new
technology when they want, and at a fraction of the cost
of replacing the entire component.
MDC upgrade modules cover digital audio and HDMI,
component and analogue video, and two-channel and
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PSB Speakers Imagine Series
Real Sound for Real People
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One look at PSB’s Imagine Series of speakers and it’s
hard not to fall in love. With sensual curves and
sweeping lines, Imagine redefines how a loudspeaker
should look. Imagine is more than just a pretty face,
reproducing the most natural, dynamic, and accurate
sound. These loudspeakers offer high-end performance
that rivals much more expensive speakers, with the
reviews and awards to back them up. The four Imagine
models share a common driver family with a very highoutput woofer and an impressively accurate titaniumdome tweeter. Innovative cabinet construction provides
seamless, solid, and acoustically inert enclosures,
featuring individually cathedral-matched, handfinished wood veneers. The Imagine curves are both
aesthetically pleasing and functional by stiffening the
cabinets and minimizing acoustic resonances inside.
Critical to the development of the Imagine Series is
PSB’s dedication to psychoacoustics research
conducted at the advanced scientific facilities of the
National Research Council Canada, home to one of the
world’s most sophisticated acoustical laboratories and
anechoic chambers.
See the New Forté A-BUS Active
Indoor/Outdoor Wall Mounted
Speaker on Stand 1EF49
1EF49
Aldous Systems (Europe) Ltd launches the Forté ABDW5, A-BUS/DIRECT WALL, an active + passive pair of
speakers with its high powered learning remote keypad
and wall cradle, making it a huge success for both
outdoor and indoor use. that rivals much more expensive speakers, with the reviews and awards.
The introduction of the new 5.25” A-BUS/direct wall
digitally, amplified loudspeaker even further expands
the A-BUS family of multi-room audio products, greatly
simplifying installation and reducing overall cost.
Requiring only a single Cat5 from the hub to the active
speaker, it eliminates the need for long runs of speaker
cable ensuring the delivery of high quality audio signal.
The speakers are fully weather and UV resistant
providing a superb installation for outdoor alfresco
entertaining. Outdoor active speakers require the
ultimate user control in sunlight and Forté with its
recent release of the high powered emitter in the ABR43 learning remote keypad exceeds all expectations for
outdoor use. Only A-BUS with its simplistic, plug-nplay approach provides a wall cradled, keypad mounted
at the kitchen light switch, or when used as a hand held
remote, can stick to a fridge (magnetised) then taken
outdoors for complete fingertip control directly to the
speaker.
www.aldoussystems.co.uk
Lutron shows Energy Suite for
the first time at ISE 2010
buildings and entire campuses throughout corporate,
industrial and public sector facilities, depending on an
organisations specific requirements.
Some of the
commercial products included in the Energy Suite that
will be on show at ISE include Lutron’s new Radio Powr
Savr™ and Rania® Wireless RF Switch, the GRAFIK Eye
(DALI) QS Wireless (multi-zone control unit) and
Lutron’s Energi Savr Node QS.
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
Also on the stand at ISE will be Lutron’s renowned
range of residential electric and daylight control
solutions including HomeWorks, GRAFIK Eye QS, Sivoia
QS and the newly launched Pico.
For more information on the Lutron’s Energy Suite visit
stand 4N70 at ISE 2010 or go to www.lutron.com/
globalenergysolutions
NextWindow, bringing interactivity
through optical touch screens
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Since 2000, NextWindow has been developing optical
touch screen technology for displays, kiosks, and
interactive whiteboards starting at 30 inches up to 120
inches. NextWindow touch screen overlays have been
deployed in thousands of commercial and business
computing
environments
worldwide.
Systems
integrators and resellers consistently choose
NextWindow for the performance and ease of integration
of its screens and its proprietary multi-touch technology.
NextWindow‘s customers also benefit from high-
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The series consists of the three-driver, two-and-ahalf-way full-range Imagine T tower; the two-way
Imagine B bookshelf; the dual-woofer, horizontal twoway Imagine C centre-channel speaker; and the
dual-two-way, selectable dipole/bipole/dual-channel
monopole Imagine Surround.
Lutron Electronics Co. Inc., experts in light control, is
pleased to show products from its new Energy Suite
alongside its renowned residential systems for the first
time at ISE 2010. The company’s newly launched fully
scalable Energy Suite, has been developed to offer
significant energy saving potential and sustainability in
both new and retrofit commercial and residential
spaces.
Visit PSB at Booth 4N50,
Hall 4.
Lutron’s Energy Suite is fully scaleable and can control
light levels and usage across multiple floors, whole
quality customer service and technical support, and
NextWindow’s advanced manufacturing facilities
including offices in Southeast and North Asia. Multitouch gestures, supported for the first time in a major
operating system with the release of Windows 7, enable
users to pan or zoom images using simple pinch-andswipe techniques.
NextWindow‘s latest large-format product is the 2700
Series. This lightweight overlay is an end-user installed
panel with adjustable straps that transforms an existing
display into a high performance touch screen. The
NextWindow 2700 touch screen overlay allows users to
take advantage of native Windows 7 multi-touch
features on a large-format display. Designed for
screens of 30 inches up to 82 inches, the NextWindow
2700 Touch Overlay is ideal for public-facing applications
such as digital signage, mall directories, and
classrooms.
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Slimmer is the winner for screen
wall mounting
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
Peerless is launching a new range of articulating and
tilting Slimline wall-mounts at ISE, adding to the awardwinning, world’s slimmest, flat-to-wall products that
were introduced earlier in the year. These products are
the perfect complement to the latest generation of
super-thin panels, ensuring the lowest profile mounting
and thereby saving the maximum space in any
installation.
commercial-grade 46” LCD panels with breakthrough
narrow-bezel characteristics resulting in just a 7.3mm
pixel-to-pixel gap between screens. Architected by
Planar’s video wall industry experts, Clarity Matrix
makes the most of LCD technology’s slim profile and
vibrant visual performance while easing the difficulties
in achieving perfect alignment, optimal cooling and
simplified service and extended operation.
There are two fully articulating Slimline mounts
suitable for 32-46in and 37-56in screens respectively,
which both retract to position the screen less than
30mm from the wall. Full extension of over 600mm
provides the ability to pivot the screen through a full
180 degrees.
Peerless also has two new ultra-slim tilting flat panel
mounts that offer the versatility of up to +17.5° forward
and -5° backward tilt to ensure the ideal viewing angle
even when the screen is positioned above or below eye
level. These models incorporate an innovative extension
feature enabling sufficient space for hands-free
installation and easy access to the rear of the screen.
“The flat-to-wall products in the Slimline range set a
new standard in discrete wall-mounting,” says Gordon
Dutch, Managing Director of Peerless-AV Europe.
“However, the addition of tilt and fully articulating
models provide added flexibility for installers and
presents an ultra low-profile solution for any
situation.”
Clarity Margay II Rear-Projection
Video Wall Display
3B81
The Clarity™ Margay II is the next-generation Margay
rear-projection video wall display for seamless, high
definition video walls and banners. Ideal for digital
signage and space-constrained control room environments, Clarity Margay II features DLP® technology
with 1920x1080p resolution and Brilliant Color™ for
superior HD video performance, impressive vibrant
color and high brightness. Unique features like
electronic uniformity correction and Set it and Forget it
(SiFi™) auto color and brightness balance ensure
optimized video wall brightness and color matching
performance and produce an impressive seamless
image across a video wall of Clarity Margay II’s. Clarity
Margay II features a narrow profile of only 18” deep with
front and rear service-ability. The modular component
design an solid state alignment make set-up and service
quick and easy. Clarity Margay II also features Planar’s
industry-leading seamless screen design which
ensures a rigid, flat surface and a bracketing system
that minimizes mullions and allows for curved video
walls.
PMC, worlds leading loudspeaker
manufacturer showcases DS-001
Micro amp and range
PMC will be exhibiting its newly launched DS-001, a
compact, highly adaptable, 200W cutting edge,
audiophile Class D, power amplifier with world beating
audio performance. Measuring only 130 x 215 x 41 mm,
the DS-001 power size and power weight ratios are
unequalled and effectively bullet-proof construction
ensures superb reliability with audio performance
belying both its size and weight. The ultra compact
dimensions enable the unit to be used in free standing,
rack mounted, wall mounted, or speaker mounted
configurations, enabling the highly effective ‘powerpacking’ of any number of compact monitor designs,
especially useful for free standing surround sound, or
console mounted monitor positioning. Accessories
include a rack mount kit that creates up to eight
individual channels.
Clarity Matrix LCD Video Wall System
For customers who need a nearly seamless video wall
and uninterrupted operation, the Clarity™ Matrix is the
ultra-thin bezel LCD video wall system that provides
outstanding tiled visual performance, flexible
installation and configuration, and features superior
reliability and serviceability. Unlike other products,
Clarity matrix combines an ultra-thin profile and
unique tiling optimization features in an integrated,
mission-critical system design. Clarity Matrix features
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We focus on innovative tab tensioned projection screen
for the following reasons:
– Always a guaranteed flat projection surface.
– A tensioned projection surface can withstand changes in temperature and humidity better than a non-tensioned surface.
– The resilience of the tensioned material will result in an even longer life cycle
of the product.
– When detail in projection is important a per-
fectly flat tensioned surface is necessary.
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
What is special about the Projecta tab tensioned
projection materials?
We use special non-supported materials that are
specifically designed for this application. Every size has
its own parabolic shape to achieve the best result. This
calculation also holds future tensioning into account
when defining the curvature, so the screen material
stays flat over years to come.
PMC is also introducing bespoke printed speaker grilles
to compliment the wafer series of on-wall loudspeakers.
The acoustically transparent, printed speaker grilles
offer style and individuality to any home and its
entertainment system.  All grilles are fully interchangeable with a range of image styles. A varied selection
allows the user to adopt a new room theme to suit the
mood and enhance any interior.
Also showcasing – the new fact® series, i-series,
wafer™ in/on walls, the new activated TB2S-AII, and a
pre-release model from the PMC Active range on stand
11i31.
www.pmc-speakers.com
www.fact-speakers.com
QuadraTM makes room for meetings
4R61
Manufactured in the UK by Quadra Concepts, Quadra is
a revolutionary new concept in communication facilities.
It provides instant, private space for videoconferencing,
quality meetings or secure monitoring activities – with
no structural work!
Projecta introduces the new
Tensioned Descender (RF) Electrol
3B81
11I31
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Projecta has been focusing on ceiling recessed
projection screens for a number of years and the
Descender (RF) Electrol has proven its value as an
attractive and functional built-in projection screen.
When a screen is needed but not visible until it is used,
the electrically operated Descender is an excellent
solution. Now the Descender (RF) Electrol is available
in a tab tensioned version. With a parabolic tab
tensioned projection surface, the Tensioned Descender
(RF)Electrol provides a high quality and perfectly
flat viewing area every time it is integrated.
Why Tensioned?
Freestanding and equipped with your preferred system
components, Quadra can be assembled and operational
within 48 hours in an open plan area, atrium, office or
warehouse. The unique Quadra design allows for
multiple unit configurations and can be finished in your
corporate colours if required.
– Quick, easy & clean installation
– State of the art AV equipment pre-installed
– Private, comfortable & durable design
– Soundproofed & temperature controlled
– Optional networked room scheduling system
– Optional bespoke finishes & company branding
– Unique shape allows for multiple unit configu-
ration
The partition and roof panels are delivered in made to
measure modular units, eliminating intrusive noise and
dust during installation and keeping office disruption to
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a minimum. Quadra is not reliant upon the existing
environment and can be supplied with integral floor
and solid ceiling options. Easily de-mountable, the unit
can be moved and re-sited. Building consent is not
generally required and if removed is not subject to
building dilapidations.
TECHNOLOGY
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RTI’s T1-B Universal System Controller The Tall Cool One
The T1-B universal controller is a sleek remote that
offers intuitive, customizable control in a sexy design
worthy of any home or office environment. The second
generation of RTI’s popular T1 universal system controller, the T1-B gives installers the sophisticated
functionality of more expensive touch screen controllers
at a much lower price point.
The T1-B combines all other factory remote controls
into one simple, ergonomic interface that provides
powerful, one-handed operation. Featuring 40
assignable keypad buttons that can be individually
programmed to control devices or execute multistep
macros, it delivers reliable control for electronic
systems of any size. For more intuitive control, the unit
offers eight source and four general-purpose keypad
buttons with interchangeable key labels.
The controller is easily programmed with RTI’s
proprietary, award-winning Integration Designer®
software, and it integrates with virtually any third party
component, along with RTI’s entire family of products.
When other RTI devices are employed, the T1-B is
capable of RF transmission through walls and cabinets,
RS-232 control, contact closures, power sensing, and
much more.
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Like never before, the T3-V places powerful, stylish
control in the palm of your hand. The T3-V is more than
just a universal remote control – it’s an expandable
control system. When used with the available RTI
automation devices, the T3-V is capable of bi-directional
communication using ZigBee® RF technology, allowing
feedback from compatible devices such as music
servers, environmental controls and even web-based
information services such as weather forecasts.
3B98
Structured Cable Products, 3B96
Inc, highlighting several innovations
Structured Cable Products, Inc is again “turning heads”
with their new line of Swivel-Head HDMI cables (SPP
Part# 947-xx).
With our complete range of height adjustable mounting
solutions for Interactive Whiteboards, you can add
important functionalities and ergonomics to your
meeting or classroom. You can expand your standard
Interactive Whiteboard into a multi-functional teaching
tool, flexible in height and location. They have been
designed to fit the best selling models IWB like Smart
Board, Promethean and Hitachi and our own Focus
Board! The program consist of a (moveable) spring
mechanism, a column system and an electrical swivel
system. With optional enamel steel wings you can easily
expand your working surface by 4 m2.
Focus Touch LCD – Control your computer with your
fingertip through the LCD monitor. Write and erase, and
load trusted programs like Word, Excel and Powerpoint
with one finger. The Focus Touch program is a complete
series of Full HD LCD screens in the range of 32” up to
65”, with built-in Infrared touch option. All components
used are of industrial quality and built to last. With a life
expectancy of 50.000 hours these monitors will last
decades! Solid metal casing and the absence of moving
parts makes these monitors durable and maintenance
free. You no longer need a projector nor any linked
products. Hook up the LCD monitor to your computer or
laptop and get started immediately!
The SCP Swivel-Head HDMI cables are HDMI v1.3
compliant and have 24k gold connectors.
A new addition to Structured Cable Products, Inc. line
of Crestron* compatible cable is their NEW SCP Digital
M Cable (SCP Part#: Crest-DM-CBL). This cable is
compatible with the Crestron Digital Media* system.
SCP manufactures this cable to exacting standards.
For more information on this cable and the complete
line of SCP Crestron* compatible cables, visit
the SCP website at http://www.scpcat5e.com/cables
controlcable/control_crestron.php. SCP maintains a
European distribution center in the Netherlands.
Just added to the SCP line of EZ-45 crimp tools is their
new EZ-45 Professional Crimp Tool (SCP Part #: EZTool-Pro) which is a heavier duty crimp tool. This tool is
ideal for easy crimping of the EZ-45 Cat6 plugs.
RTI’s T3-V Universal System
Controller – A Powerhouse of Control
The SCP EZ-45 connector system simplifies twisted
pair terminations assuring perfect termination every
time. SCP provides EZ Crimp plugs for Cat5e, Cat5e
Shielded, and Cat6 terminations.
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SVS Heightline: height ajustable
mounting solutions and Focus Touch LCD
Available in lengths of 3, 6, 10, and 15 feet, these SwivelHead HDMI cables have connector heads on both ends
that rotate up to 180 degrees. This allows for a more
professional “flush look” on the HDTV wall mount and
also removes any pressure on the HDMI connection.
The T1-B features an extremely wide IR transmitting
frequency range of 15 kHz to 460 kHz. The controller’s
integrated tilt switch, coupled with a Lithium-ionbattery and charging dock, ensure hours of uninterrupted control. www.rticorp.com
Representing the pinnacle of elegance, the T3-V is the
second generation of the award-winning T3 handheld
system controller. Wrapped in a new contemporary
design, the T3-V adds a host of new features that take
control to a whole new level.
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The T3-V’s 3.5-inch touch screen offers a razor sharp
display. The full VGA-resolution, high-contrast LCD
display allows the T3-V to showcase graphics, photos,
and Web pages in astonishing life-like detail. Wireless
Ethernet and built-in Web browser allow users to
access Web pages, IP-addressable devices, and utilize
IP control for Web-based integration applications.
Fifteen assignable keypad buttons can be programmed
to control devices, while an assortment of hard buttons
provides tactile feel and control of commonly used
functions, including a three-way rocker switch for
scrolling list navigation.
For more information on the EZ-Tool-Pro and other SCP
tools and accessories, please visit the SCP website at
www.scpcat5e.com.
European debut of 4-Window
DVI-I Multiviewer from TV One
3B90
display one of ten user loadable images stored in Flash
Memory, in place of an input.
The unit’s internal technology allows for bi-directional
scaling between a multitude of resolutions (including
custom resolutions) as well as additional advanced
features such as Seamless Switching, Genlock, Mixing,
Chromakey and Lumakey. Precise keying (at pixel level)
of any window can be achieved and faded in and out.
Unitech Systems introducing unique ideas!
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
2E72
Unitech Systems introduces the PLCV2 series of ceiling
lifts for projectors and the FPWMRT-1.2L wall mount
for flat panels.Both products are characterized by
exceptional stability while moving and cover a wide
range of needs because of their flexibility. PLCV2 series
of lifts offer up to 82cm drop distance with silent and
smooth motion, completely sealed mechanism and
exceptional accuracy of up & down positions at all
times. Its unique design includes the use of stripes
instead of metal wires, thus avoiding messing up during
winding. Creatively designed and produced with high
quality materials, PLCV2 series lift make projection
possible everywhere.
FPWMRT-1.2L wall mount is suitable for flat panels up
to 50” and offers maximum expansion of panel’s back
side from wall up to 90cm, together with perfect
stability, rotation by two axes and cable dispensing.
Easy to install and use, FPWMRT-1.2L mount satisfies
the most demanding needs. Both products are produced
by Unitech Systems with the unique use of heavy duty
linear drives that guarantee excellent performance in
motion, while making no discount in aesthetics. Unitech
Systems aims to satisfy the needs of a/v market with
products and solutions that optimize the use of
audiovisual equipment, while supporting their
installation.
TV One will be demonstrating their new 4-Window DVI-I
Processor on stand 3B90 during ISE 2010. Based on
the exclusive award-winning CORIO®2 Technology, the
C2-6104 is the first offering from a new range of
CORIOview Multiviewers from TV One which also
includes a 3G-SDI version. When used on its own the
C2-6104 includes five digital or analog DVI-I inputs
allowing 4 windows of any size and position to be placed
on one screen. The fifth input can be used as another
full-size and un-scaled background image or it can be
used to cascade multiple CORIOview Multiviewers
together, adding four more windows per unit.
Coloured borders and source labelling are provided for
each window and ten user defined presets allows for
the quick recall of customised settings for various
applications. Four integral Still Image Stores can
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12C90
11F26 11F27
11F22
2A74 2B74
1G98
12D72
3D106
3D102
2A47
Oray /
Erard Pro
2A501F98
1H102
1G105
1G99
2A51
3E103 3E105
2A55 2A57
3C106
3C109
3C82
3I90
3C90
Planar
3B81 Systems
10O113
3D90
2A41
2A39
3B89
3D94
3C93
1EF109
Sennheiser
1F112
COMM - TEC
Vertriebsgesellschaft
mbH 1F96
2A43
3B90
1G110 1G111
2A58
3E101
3C102
3C92
3B98
Shure
Europe
GmbH
3B99
3A93
3A89 3A91
3A83
10O116
3C114
TV
One
3A86
Chief MFG
1G112 1G113
1F116
1EF115
1EF113
3C116
Hall 2
10N118
3A95
3A88
Marketing
Limited
3C116
Reprolux
Screens
3B100
3C95
3A99 3A101
Hall 3
3A98
1H121
2C66
Paul
Entrance
Clubbe
2A66
3D122
3C118
3B124
3B120
3B123
3C113
3B114 3B116
3A115 3A119
3A111
DS6
DS7
10O118
1F80 1G80
1F2
TV
1J99
1I99
3B89
One
1I25
Lang 1I11
1I79
AG
1J79
1I5 HallClubbe
1H5
5Paul
1F10
1EF75
3B90
3A86
1G77
1F84
1J125 1J127 1J130
1H123
1G121
1EF119 1F119
3C116
Dataton
2C36
3D127
3E121
2A71
3B126
3A127
DS1
DS2
DS3
DS4
12G82
12G70 12G74
DS8
DS9
10O129
10O120
10M122
DS5
12F80
12F84
10M140 10M142
12E84
10M139 10M141
10L140
12D72
Internet Cafe
10N130
10N120
11M51
11J32 11J3312A60 12A6211K32
12A64
12B60
12B83
11F29
11I22
11E29
11I33
11II31
11I31
11I28 11I30 11I32
11F31
12A52
11H22
11E31
11F30
11F23
11D22 11D23
11E24
11M2711D19 11D18 11D17 11E19 11E18 11E17 11F19
11C17
11M51
11K35
11D24
11E28
Taiwan Pavalion
11M29
11C20
11H19 11H18 11I19 11I18 11J19 11J18 11J17 11K19 11K18 11L19 11L18 11L17 11M17
11J34
11D28
11F32
DS11
11M53
11E32
11M55
11M53
DS10
11K38
11M55
11C30
11C21
11M33
11D30
DS16
11M35 11M39 11M41
11C26 11C28
11K29
11C24
11D32
11K38
DS15
11J34
DS14
11J36
DS13
11I36
12B84
12A40 12A44
11D34
11F34 11F35
11E34
11J39
11F40
11D36
11E30
11C29 11M47
11C40
11K31
11C23
11C22
11K24 11K25
11K22
Bar
11K30
11M57 11M61 11M65 11M69
11K28
11J27
Samsung
Electronics
11J23 Sushi
11C27
11K26 11K27
11M47
11J36
11M74
10O113
11C31
11K32
11K38
11K37
11J38
11J28
11J26
11I31
11J40
11I27
10M113
11C34
11J30
11L72
10K118 10K124
10L118
10I115
11I38
LG Electronics
12B91
12B89 12B90
Samsung
12B86
Electronics
12A83
11J27
10O116
11F36
11J38
DS12
10O118
3D118
11M74
11K38
12A89
11J35
11D38
10O124
10O120
10N130
10O129
11E43
Internet Cafe
11C70
11K37
10M112
12E62
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Digital Signage Hall
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11F41
11M51
11C36
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11I36
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11G19 11G18
11I34
11I35
onics
10N118
11K35
11C38
International
11J32
11J33
30
11F23
11I38
F22
10O126
11F41
11M53
10L110 10L112
11K36
11F24
11I29
11I22
11F26 11F27
11II31
11J35
11I40
11F29
11J3911I28 11I30 11I32
11F31
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11C37
11M55
11K23
11I34
11I35
11J34
11I33
11H22
Taiwan Pavalion
1F41
10M140 10M142
10L143
11K38
11K36
11J36
11I36
11F32
F43
100130
10N22
10M118
HCE 01
11E29
11D42
11F43
10O114
11F34 11F35
11F30
11L72
DS11
ectronics
Digital Signage Area
InfoComm
International
10O136
10O132
SamsungDigital Signage Area
Electronics 10N120
11J38
10O138
11C39
11C33
10I115
11I38
11M57 11M61 11M65 11M69
10I117
10L124
10L118
SANYO
Sales
&
Marketing
Europe
GmbH
11K38
Hall 11
11D44
10O134
Reflecta
10M130
11J35
1F36
10I118
10N135
11C41
11C56
11F41
E-audio
BV &
Midas
Consoles
Benelux
10K131
11C43
10N133
10M122
10I129 10I131
10L130
11J39
11I40
10I132
10I127
11F40
11F43
10O124
10N22
10M113
3A102
10O126
HCE 01
10O113
Entrance
11M74
11C54
10I134
10I137
11L72
10K135
11J40
10I139
InfoComm
International
10L149
10L140
10K140
10I141
3A112
DS11
10M113
4 11C77 11D74 11D77
C7
11 10N139
HCE 01
10L153
10K118 10K124
10I143
10I144
100130
Hall 11
10M139 10M141
10K142
3A116
1F120
DS10
10M112
10LL151
10M133
10K143
10K144
10K141
3A120
10O116
11I40
10L151
11M21
10L144
12E62
10M112
3A124
2A74 2B74
2A25
10N118
11I34
11I35
10K151 10KK151 10K152
10L150
10O134
10O132
1G84
1G17
Hall 11EF76Crestron
3D128
10N133
Reflecta
2A71
10L110 10L112
11M19
ISE Theatre
12F71
10O136
Kramer
Electronics
Oray /
Erard Pro
3D130
10O118
11M23
11H19 11H18 11I19 11I18 11J19 11J18 11J17 11K19 11K18 11L19 11L18 11L17 11M17
3C128
10O114
11M27
11K23
11K22
11I22
11H22
10I180
10N135
10M118
10L110 10L112
11M25
10JJ152
10O138
10O114
10O120
10N120
Friendly
12F77
Way
10M130
Hall 10
11J23 Sushi
Bar
E-audio
BV &
Midas
Consoles
12C60
Benelux 12D60
10N139
3C82
3I90
1EF17
3D90
3E136
3C130
2C36
10M118
10L130
12D71
10K131
12B60
3D140
Planar
3B81 Systems
1G90
1A100
3B132
3B128
12F77
10M133
DS10
10O129
10N130
10N22
12D77
12B71
SANYO
Sales
&
Marketing
Europe
GmbH
10I117
Digital Signage Area
10L149
Hall 12/
12
10I118DigitalHall
10L124
Signage
Digital SignageHall
Hall
100130
10O126
12C90
12B79
12B72
10I129 10I131
10O132
10O124
12D85
12D83
10L144
10L143
10K143
12A70
10O134
Reflecta
12F89
10LL151
10K135
10I132
10I127
10O136
12B83
10K144
DS17
DS18
12A52
DS16
DS15
10I143
DS11
10I134
10L151
3C140
10L153
10L150
10K140
12B77
12A75
10N133
11M29
11K24 11K25
DS14
DS13
DS12
10M140 10M142
Internet Cafe
10O138
10N135
10M122
11M35 11M39 11M41
11K31
11K29
11K26 11K27
10I137
12D89
10K151 10KK151 10K152
12B84
10K141 10K142
12A60 12A62 12A64
10M130
10L118
11K30
10I127
10I115
11J27
11J26
11I27
11M33
10N139
10M133
E-audio
BV &
Midas
Consoles
Benelux
10L124
SANYO
Sales
&
Marketing
Europe
GmbH
10I117
10M139 10M141
10L140
10L130
10I118
11J28
11I29
11K28
11I31
11II31
10L143
11M47
10K135
11K35
10I132
11J30
12A40 12A44
11M57 11M61 11M65 11M69
10K144
10K143
10K140
10K131
11J32 11J33
11K32
10I131
10I129
11I33
10L149
10L144
10K142
11M51
10I134
10I137
12A77
10I139
12B86
12A83
10I144
10L153
10L150
11M53
11K37
11K36
11J35
11I34
11I35
11J34
10I139
10LL151
12B89 12B90
ISE Theatre
10I141
11M55
11K38
10K141
10I144
10I141
10L151
10K118 10K124
10I143
Electronics
11J36
1I36
11I28 11I30 11I32
11J40
11J39
11I40
11J38
10K151 10KK151 10K152
10JJ152
10I180
Hall 10
Hall 10
ISE
Theatre
Samsung
12B91
12A89
10JJ152
10I180
Hall 10
11M74
11K38
3C136 3C138
3B96
Your at-a-glance guide to the layout
of ISE 2010
3C90
1G96
1K18
Hall 3
TV
One
1G97
1F16
3D94
3B90
3A86
3A83
InfoComm
International
1F96
Extron
Electronics3C93
3B89
1F281F98
3E101
1EF21
3A89 3A91
Floorplan
HCE 01
11L72
3B98
3A93
Mitsubishi
Electric3A95
Europe3A88
10O113
2C243C102
2E24
10M113
10M112
3A98
3C95
2A24
3
10O116
10O114
10L110 10L112
1I38
7
10N118
2
10M118
1
1
10I11
Europe
GmbH
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EXHIBITORS
Exhibitors A-to-F
Exhibitors F-to-R
The ISE 2010 exhibitor list, arranged alphabetically
The ISE 2010 exhibitor list, arranged alphabetically
3C! Vidision
3D Peception
42media services GmbH
A.D.J. Supply Europe
Aavara Innovation Corp
Abi China Limited
ABtUS Singapore Pte Ltd.
Acclaim Lighting
ACE Plus Corp
Active Thermal Management
AD Systems BV
Adder Technology
Adeo Group
ADTEC Digital
AF Electronics GmbH & Co.KG
AGATH SARL
Albion Design and Fabrication
Albiral Display Solutions
Alcons Audio
Alcorn Mc Bride
Aldous Systems
Altoona
AMC Baltic
Amina Technologies
AMX
Analog Way
Apantac
APO International (HK) Co. Ltd.
Aquavision
Arbor Media
Arclite Optronic Corp.
Armour Home Electronics
Arthur Holm
Asheridge Communications
ASL Intercom B.V.
Ateis
Atlantic Technology
ATON
Atrium
Audac
Audica Professional
Audico Systems
Audinate
Audio Design Associated (ada)
Audio SUD
AudioControl
Audion International
AudioNetwork GmbH
AudioProf NV
Audio-Technica LTD
Audipack
AV Magazine / AV Europe
AV Stumpfl
AVDL Nederland
Avers Screens Sp. z.o.o.
avielo by projectiondesign
Avipool
Avitech
Avocent Deutschland GmbH
AVP
Axon Digital Design
Axonix Corporation
axxent e.K
Baldwin Boxall
Barco
Barix AG
Basys GmbH
Beauty Up Co. Ltd
Beijing Leyard Electronic
Technology Co.
Beijing Really Sun Technology Co.,
Ltd
BenQ Europe B.V.
beyerdynamic GmbH & Co KG
Biamp Systems
Bittner Audio International GmbH
Bittree, Inc.
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#2E74
#1EF49
#11C17
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#1EF115
#1K22, #1K31
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Bjurab
BLiNKBLiNK
Bluefox
BMB Electronics B.V.
Boeckeler Instruments
Bosch Security Systems EMEA
Boser Technology Co. Ltd. S
Bowers & Wilkins (B&W)
Brähler ICS Konferenztechnik AG
Brainsalt Media GmbH
Bright Light International Lamp
BrightSign
Brillian Technology
Broadata Communications Inc.
B-Tech International Ltd.
BTX
BXB Electronics
C&C Technic Taiwan Co., Ltd.
Cabletime Ltd.
Calibre UK Ltd
Camco Produktions- und
Vertriebs-GmbH
Canon Europe N.V.
Canton Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG
Canvys-Visual Technology
Solutions, A Division of Richerdson
Electronics GmbH
Casio Europe GmbH
Cayin Technology Co., Ltd.
CEA TechHome Mediterraneo
CEDIA
Celexon GmbH & Co KG
Ceymsa Audiovisual, S.A.
Chi Lin Technology Co. Ltd
Chief MFG
Christie
Cineak
Cinematech
Citygrow
Clearone Communications
CLiKAPAD
Clockaudio Limited
Cloud Electronics Limited
C-Nario
Colum Electronics Ind. Corp
Comm Product International
COMM-TEC Vertriebsgesellschaft
GmbH
Communications Business
Solutions
Communications Specialities/CSI
Community Professional
Loudspeakers
Control4 BeNeLux
Control4 EMEA Limited
Coolux gmbH
Covid Inc.
Creator Corporation
Crestron International
CUE, a.s.
CUK Audio
Curve LED GmbH
CYP (UK) LTD
D.A.S. Audio
Daily DooH
Daktronics
Da-Lite Screen Company, Inc.
Darklight Technology Limited
Data Display Solution GmbH & Co.
Kg.
Dataton
Datavideo Technologies Europe
B.V.
D-BOX Technologies
Delta
Denon
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Denon Professional
deset GmbH
DeToma GmbH
DIGICo UK Limited
Digigram
Digit Professional
Digital Projection Ltd.
Digital Screens with TruMedia
Digital Signage Europe Magazine
Digital View
Digitalzone Co. Ltd
Dinitel 2000 S.A.
DIS Danish Interpretation Systems
DISE
Display LED Screens Ltd.
DMI Europe
dnp denmark as
Domeprojection
Domotica
DOOH Solutions and Services
Doremi
Draper Inc.
DT Research
Duran Audio
DVIGEAR, Inc.
DVS Digital Video Systems AG
Dymo
Dynalite Europe Ltd.
DynaScan Technology Inc.
Dysten Ltd.
Earthquake Sound
easescreen
Easylamps
E-audio BV & Midas Consoles
Benelux
Ebode Elctronics
Ecler Laboratorio de ElectroAcustica S.A.
Edbak
Edcom Ltd
edding Lega International BV
Edigma
EIKI Industrial Co., Ltd.
E-J Electronics Co. Ltd
Ekta
ELAC Electroacustic GmbH
ELAN Home Systems
Elation Professional
Electric Sound Benelux
Electrosonic
Element Labs GmbH
Element One Multimedia GmbH
Elite Screens Europe GmbH
Elmo Europe
Epson Europe B.V.
Equipson SA
ERARD PRO
Escient
Essential Install
Euromet srl
Euroscreen SRL
Evolution Home Control
Expromo Europe
Exterity Ltd
Extron Electronics
Eyevis GmbH
Fasttel
FatCat
FBT Elettronica spa
FELDMANN SpeziallampenVertriebs GmbH
Fikon
Fleetwood
Fohhn Audio AG
Fortress, Inc
Frame Jazz Display Co. Ltd
#1G25
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#4S57
#10M133
#11I22
#1F46
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#11K32
#11K29
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#11E28
#1I99
#1F38
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#4Q34
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#10L118
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#3A93
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#2C24, #2C36,
#2E24
#1F74
#5Q113
#1K22, #1K31
#1EF113
#5Q93
#4S38, #4S42,
#4S54
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friendlyway AG
Furman Sound
Future Automation
G & G Trading International B.V.
GDS
Gefen Inc.
Genelec OY
Gerriets GmbH
Gesture Tek
Ginsbury Electronics
Global Cachè, Inc.
Goelst Nederland B.V.
H3O Kindermann
Hagor
HAI (Home Automation Inc.)
Haivision
Hall Research Technologies
Hantarex Electronics / Samber
Italia S.p.A
Harman International
Harris
HCD
Helvar
HETEC Datensysteme GmbH
Hidden Wires
Highlite International
Hitachi Europe Ltd
HK Audio
Home Cinema Europe
Home Cinema Modules (Distriland
NV)
Hotlamps
HTE - Home Theatre Environment
Humantechnik GmbH
Hylex Electronics Co., LTD.
Hyundai IT
IAG
ICM Corporation
ICT AG
IEI Technology Corp
Iemke Roos Audio
Ignition-FZ
Ihse
Ikon AVS
ILS
IMCCA
Imerge
In akustik GmbH Co& KG
InAVate
Infinitus
Infitec GmbH
InfoComm International
Infotraffic
Inovadis
Installation Europe
Intelix LLC
Interactive Voting System bv
Internet Cafe
Interspace Industries
ISE DS Showcase
ISE Theatre
ITAV
James Loudspeaker
Jetcrown Industrial (Dongguan)
Ltd
JK Screen
JM Supplies
Jobetrade
Jupiter Systems
Just Add Power
Just Lamps LTD
Kacsa Audio
Kaleidescape
KEF / GP Acoustics GmbH
Kindermann GmbH
Kindwin Technology Ltd
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#5Q120
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Theatre
#11C34
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Kingpin Screens
Kinoton GmbH
Kling & Freitag GmbH
Klotz A.I.S. GmbH
Komtech
Konftel AB
Korea Panser System Co., LTD
Kramer Electronics Ltd.
KV2 Audio
L&SI
Lab Gruppen AB
L-Acoustics
Lang AG
Leurocom
LG Electronics
Liberty Wire & Cable
Lifesize Communications
Lighthouse Technologies Limited
Lighting & Sound International
Lightware
Listen Technologies
Litefast 360° Displays
LOGOS Av Com s.r.l.
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Lumens Digital Optics Inc.
Lutron EA Ltd
Maas Electro Systems
Macada Innovision
Macnetix GmbH
Magenta Research
MAGIC
Mapro Co., Ltd
Marantz
Marantz Professional
Marshall Elect.
Martin Audio
Martin Professional A/S
MC2 Audio
Media Sprint Joachim Gulba e.K.
Medialon SA
Memedia
Meridian Audio
Meyer Sound
Micro-Star
Middle Atlantic Products
Midwich
Minicom Digital Signage Div.
MIPRO
Mitsubishi Electric Europe
ML Audio + Carbons GmbH
MM Musik Media Verlag
Mode Lighting
ModernSolid Industrial Co., Ltd.
Mondiale Publishing
Monitor Audio Ltd.
Movea-Gyration
M-Pro
multi-media-machines
MultiTouch Ltd
Muxlab
Navitar
Navori
NBMI
NEC Display Solutions GmbH
NEETS
Net Display Systems BV
NetStreams
Neutrik Vertriebs GmbH
New Invor
Newstar Products Europe
NEXCOM International
Nexo S.A.
NEXTgen Display GmbH
NextWindow Ltd.
Niko (Conite)
Niles Audio Corporation
EXHIBITORS
#4Q50
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#4O58
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#1F16
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#4S24, #4R21
#11F36
#1K17
#4O72
#11J33
#11M21
#3C93
#3E101
#11C43
#2A43
#1K22, #1K31
#1K42
#4N70
#11D77
#10J131
#2A42
#1K5
#11M27
#5P138
#1G25
#1G25
#2E40
#1J113
#11J27
#3A116
#3B114
#2A50
#12D77
#5N78
#1F120
#11M55
#2A50
#10I127
#10M118
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#2A24, #2A25,
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#1EF17
#12G82
#1L3
#4Q62
#11M27
#10L124
#5N122
#11D30, #11D32
#2A50
#4P20
#2A39
#10K141
#12D83
#12A70
#5O78
#1G121
#12A77
#4Q54
#3E121
#BK007
#5Q78
#12D71
#1L105
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#10I129
#5O99
#1K22, #1K31
NOVA SOLUTIONS INC.
NTECH WINDOW FILM
NTI AG
Nuvo Technologies
Oehlbach
OMB srl
Omega Glas GMBH
OmniMount Systems Inc.
Omnistream
Omnivex Corporation
Onelan Limited
Ophit Co. Ltd.
Optibase Ltd.
Opticis Co. LTd
Optoma Europe
Opus Technologies
Oray / Erard Pro
Oskareen
Out Board TiMax
OVAB
Palami
Panphonics
Paradigm Audio Visual
Parasound Products inc
Paul Clubbe Marketing Limited
Peavey Electronics
Peerless-AV Europe.
Percon Export S.L.
PeTa Bearbeitungstechnik GmbH
Philips Pronto
Philips Public Signage
Phoebus
Pilote Films
Planar Systems
Planet Waves
PMC
Polk Audio
Polycom
Prase Engineering
Premier Mounts
Prima Screen Co., Ltd
Primare AB
Pro Audio Stash Ltd
Procab
Procolor
prodyTel GmbH
Professional Lamps UK Limited
Projecta bv
Projection Screens Limited
projectiondesign
Prysm Inc.
PS Audio
Publitec Präsentationssysteme &
Eventservice GmbH
Pursonic
Putron Electronics Limited
QOMO HiteVision
QSC
QS-Tech Xi'an Qingsong
Technology Co. Ltd
Quadra Concepts
RAI Live!
Rako Controls
Rational Acoustics
Rave Europe
RBH Sound
RDL Europe
Reflecta
Reprolux Screens
ReQuest
RESTMOMENT ELECTRON CO., LTD
Revolabs
Revolver Audio
Revox GmbH
RGB Communications
RGB Spectrum
RGG LED
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#5Q140
#1F119
#11E43
#11J38
#1F70
#10N130
#1H5, #1I5
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#10N133
#3C116
#1K22, #1K31
#11D30, #11D32
#4O68
#5S84
#1L116
#BK009
#3C90
#11C40
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EXHIBITORS
Exhibitors S-to-Z
The ISE 2010 exhibitor list, arranged alphabetically
RJS Electronics Limited
Robotel Inc.
Roland Systems Group Benelux
RSF Europe
RSL Europe Audio
RTI
Runco
Russound
Sahara Presentation Systems Plc
Samsung Electronics
SAMSUNG TECHWIN CO., LTD.
SANYO Sales & Marketing Europe
GmbH
Sapling Inc.
Sapphire Screens
Sax 3D
Scala Broadcast Multimedia
Schneider-Kreuznach
Schulte Elektrotechnik GmbH & Co
KG
Screen Excellence
Screen NT
Screen Research
ScreenLine
SEA & SYMPHONY S.r.l.
Seeburg acoustic line GmbH
Sencore
Sennheiser Nederland B.V.
Sharp Electronics Europe GmbH
Shenzhen Absen Industry Co. Ltd
Shenzhen Aoto Electronics Co.,
Ltd.
Shenzhen Createled Electronics
Co. Ltd.
Shenzhen Kingled Electronics LTD.
Shenzhen LAMP Technology
Company Ltd
Shenzhen Liantronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Lucky Optoelectronics
Co. Ltd.
Shenzhen Mary Photoelectricity
Shenzhen Reach Software
Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Unilumin Technology
Co., Ltd
Shenzhen Yaham Optoelectronics
Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Zaide Optoelectrics
Technology Development Co., Ltd
Sherbourn
Show Solutions
Shure Europe GmbH
Sichuan Jiuzhou Photoelectric
Technology Co., LTD
SIM2 Deutschland GmbH
Simply Reliable Software
#1G98
#2E70
#11I36
#4O20
#3D128
#4O50
#3B81
#1H11
#3C106
#11K38
#2A50
#10I118
#1E49
#3C109
#10L112
#12D89
#3A115
#4P58
#5O140
#12G82
#1L53
#1F116
#1EF60
#3A119
#3A91
#2A58
#11C33
#11J32
#11I33
#11I28
#11K24
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#11J26
#11II31
#11F26
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#11C37
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#2A50
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Sinolight LED displays
Sistema Casa
SKB Europe
Sky-Lite Holland
Smart Home Engineering Corp.
SMART Technologies
SMART-E
Smit Visual Supplies BV
SMS Smart Media Solutions
Snowhite Display Technology Co.
Solteam Opto
Sommer Cable GmbH
Sonance
Sonic Emotion AG
Sonic Foundry Inc.
Sonic Shock
Sonos Europe BV
SONUS ®
Speaker Craft
Spectrum Industries Inc.
SpinetiX S.A.
Squadrat GmbH
Squarehead Technology
Stardraw.com Ltd.
Stark srl
Stealth Acoustics
Steljes Group
Stewart Filmscreen Corporation
Stinova Ltd
Streamit BV
Structured Cable Products
Sun Rise Exact Industrial Co., Ltd
Sunfire
Sushi Bar
SVI
Symbicon Ltd.
Symetrix Inc.
Symon Dacon
Syscomtec Distribution AG
Taiden Industrial Co., Ltd.
Tandberg
Tannoy Ltd.
Tau Audio Solutions
TeamMate
Tecco
Technomad
Tecnovision S.P.A.
Televic
TELEX RTS
Teracue AG- IPTV Systems
TLS Communication
TM Audio Pixelsource
TOA Electronics Europe GMBH
Tonar & Allitone
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#2A50
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#11K30
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#12B84
#10L110
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#11F31
#1K88
#11J22
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#1L105
#12A52
#2A42
#3A98
#4Q68
#5N110
#11D38
#5S96
#3B120
#3C138
#1M28
#3C113
#11F35
#1EF75
#3C118
#1J113
#3C130, #3C140
#4S56
Top-Screen
Tovis Co Ltd.
TradeFair/ UK Pavilion
Tranzendia Limited
Triad Speakers Inc.
Tributaries Cable
TruAudio
Turning Technologies
Tutondo by ATEC Srl
TV One
Twinscreen
U.S. Commercial Service
Unicol
Unique Automation
Unitech Systems EE
Universal Electronics
Universal Remote Control Inc.
Univision Display Co.Ltd
Vaddio
Vantage Emea NV
Velodyne Acoustics
VERTEX SUPPLY CO., LTD.
Vicom
Vidabox
Videlco Europe Ltd.
Vioso GmbH
Vision
Vision AD S.àr.l
Vitec Distribution GmbH
Vity
VIVATEQ GmbH
Vivitek Corporation
VML Technologies BV
Vogels Products
Voice-Craft Electronics Co.Ltd
Vtron Technologies Ltd.
Vueinti Limited
VUTEC Corporation
Wacom Europe GmbH
Waterfall Audio
Weibel Lift AG
Werkstation
Williams Sound
Wolfvision GmbH
Xantech
Xilica
Xingo Publishing
XTA Electronics/ MC2 Audio
X-Way
Yamaha Music Europe GmbH
Zhangjiagang Redleaf Audio &
Visual Equipment Co. Ltd.
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#2A51
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#1J125
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#3A120
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DOOH Business
Conference programme
Monday 1 February, 2009
Block 1: Status Quo & Evolution
1000 - 1015 The Digital Signage Market in Europe
Oliver Schwede, Senior Analyst, Invidis Consulting,
presents an overview of the DOOH industry today, looking at the latest figures and trends.
1015 - 1045 Preparing the Ground for a European
DOOH Industry
Dirk Hülsermann, President, OVAB Europe, offers an out
look for the business climate in 2010, and how the industry can lobby effectively.
1045 - 1115 A Decade of DOOH – Changes in
Technology and Business Models
Brian Dusho of OVAB USA provides an overview of how
the industry has evolved and why new technologies will
drive new business models in the future.
DOOH
Conference
The DOOH Business Conference
2010: Learn from the past, prepare
for the future
The DOOH Business Conference 2010 has been conceived with a clear set of goals and objectives in mind. Comprising three distinct ‘blocks’, the Conference will be the first of its kind to
1145 - 1215 LED Billboard Networks for DOOH
Jan Huisman of NarComm (Netherlands) examines the
effectiveness of digital billboards, the legal restrictions
to their implementation in Europe, and technological
challenges.
1215 - 1245 DOOH Audience Measurement and Metrics
Valery Rochard of Médiamétrie, one of the few companies with hands-on experience of DOOH audience measurement, examines media planners’ real-world expectations for metrics, the obstacles that lie in front of
their creation, and the opportunities they will present
Block 2: Past & Present
consider first-generation digital advertising rollouts and what can be learned from them.
Now in its second year, the DOOH Business Conference
has already established itself as a premier networking
and discussion summit for Europe’s out-of-home
advertising industry. Co-located with ISE, the
Conference begins on Monday, 1 February (the day
before the show opens) and continues into the morning
of the following day.
This year, for the first time, the Conference includes a
VIP Preview of Hall 12 of ISE (the Digital Signage Hall)
on the Monday evening, together with a guided tour of
the acclaimed ‘RAI Live!’ digital signage system at the
Amsterdam venue after the Conference sessions have
concluded on Tuesday, 2 February.
Here are five great reasons to register NOW for the
DOOH Business Conference 2010:
1) Discover what worked – and what didn’t – in the first generation of DOOH projects
2) Find out which new technologies will shape the DOOH networks of tomorrow
3) Participate in the setting of new standards for DOOH audience analysis
4) Receive exclusive market data from Invidis Consulting and OVAB Europe
5) Get a ‘sneak peek’ of the Digital Signage Hall at ISE as part of a VIP networking reception
The full Conference programme is listed below. For the
latest information and to register online (conference
fee EUR 749), visit: www.iseurope.org/dooh
1400 - 1430 Diversification – The Key to Success
Gabriel Faflei, Director of Romania’s Monopoly Media,
looks at how diversification and news media sales concepts have underpinned the biggest DOOH network in
Eastern Europe.
1430 - 1500 Aggregating Networks – a Boost for Media
Sales?
Etienne Reignoux, Chief Development Officer, Neo Media
Group, looks at how aggregating networks can streamline media planning and enable networks to be sold more
effectively.
1530 - 1600 The Evolution of DOOH
Eric Penot of JC Decaux presents an overview of how
DOOH networks, media sales channels and clients are
working together, and how DOOH compares with traditional media in this respect.
1600 - 1630 Harris presentation TBC
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1700 - 1730 Microsoft presentation TBC
1730 - 1800 Learning from the Past – Up-to-date
Strategies for Success
Chris Heap, Managing Director, Imperative Group, analyses some of the first DOOH networks and how their
success (or otherwise) will influence future network
design and implementation trends.
1800 - 1930 Meet the Industry – an Exclusive VIP
Reception
Get an exclusive ‘sneak peek’ of the Digital Signage
Hall at ISE 2010, discover new technology solutions for
DOOH rollouts, and network with contacts old and new
at this unique post-session event. Refreshments will be
provided.
DOOH
Conference
Tuesday 2 February, 2009
Block 3: Visions of the Future
0900 - 0930 New Technologies to Change the Future
of DOOH
Martin Strohbach of NEC Labs (Germany) looks forward
to an age of pervasive display networks, real-world internet services for public displays, and context-aware
service platforms.
0945 - 1015 Intel presentation TBC
1015 - 1100 From 2009 to 2014: the Irresistible
Rise of DOOH
Patrick Quinn, President and CEO of PQ Media, a pioneer in alternative media research, presents key findings
from the company’s DOOH Media Forecast 2009-2014,
supported by regional research results, market share
data for different media platforms, and much more.
1100 - 1200 Digital Place-Based Advertising –
Overcoming Challenges with New Approaches
Pierre Richer, President and COO, NEC Display Solutions of America, looks at the increasing focus on the
relevance of the DOOH message, local considerations,
and taking dynamic decisions to provide ad content that
suits its local environment.
1200 - 1230 Best Practice – Digital Signage at the
Amsterdam RAI
Bret Baas of the RAI analyses the rationale behind setting up a digital signage information network at a convention centre, the ROI considerations, and the levels of
customer satisfaction.
1230 - 1330 ‘RAI Live!’ – an Exclusive Guided Tour
Take a guided tour of the Amsterdam RAI’s digital signage network – widely regarded as the most sophisticated
system of ist kind currently in use at a European convention centre.
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Training and education at ISE 2010
From the latest in AV technologies to best practice in system design, from market research
to selling and marketing your business, ISE’s seminar programme has it all. For more information or to book a session, please visit: www.iseurope.org
Detailed session information
Please note: where two prices are given, the lower
price is for association members.
Tuesday 2 February, 2009
0900 - 1800 Professional LCD monitors and leading outdoor digital
display solutions technologies (G108)
Speaker: Till Gotterbarm | Company: Chi Lin Technology Co. Ltd
Chilin Display Technology is a leading global supplier of large format
industrial LCD monitors to OEM and ODM partners addressing the digital
signage, narrowcasting, advertising and public information markets in
various vertical segments. On display at ISE will be the full range of large
format LCD products and the industry‘s first Super High Bright 2200 nits
LCD display. Vertigo Digital Displays is a worldwide leader in outdoor
and custom displays. The Vertigo team will demonstrate the successful
outdoor universal digital displays in room G108.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1000 - 1130 New 2010 Products (G102)
Speaker: Thu Le | Company: Xantech
In 2010 custom integrators will be faced with increased opportunities for
multi-room audio, video, and control installations. Xantech is introducing
products that will support these opportunities and help custom integrators deliver smart, quality system integration. In this course Xantech will
introduce its new 2010 residential and commercial products that will be
available worldwide, including: - Multi- Room Audio/Video Distribution IP Based Control Systems - Touchpanels - Keypads.
Language: English | Price: FREE
SESSION
INFO
1030 - 1130 Designing for the digital Future (G107)
Speaker: Edwin Bausewein | Company: Extron Electronics
The rapid growth of digital technology in the A/V industry presents new
challenges and opportunities for the A/V professional. This course will
provide essential information about DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort and other digital video technologies. You will gain a detailed practical understanding
of EDID, HDCP, and Digital Rights Management (DRM). We will cover the
impact of digital video on today’s A/V system design and discuss strategies you will need to apply to successfully navigate through the digital
transition.
Language: English | Price: 60 2 / 90 2
1030 - 1800 Home Cinema Design Workshop (1M70)
Speaker: Geoff Meads | Company: CEDIA
The technical design for a high performance Home Cinema is not a subjective decision. For every parameter, there is a standard that should be
observed in order to offer a truly immersive entertainment experience.
This course will examine those standards and give you an insight into
the importance of designing cinemas using standards based engineering calculations rather than subjective guesswork. The morning will
be classroom based where the instructor will introduce the standards
and the engineering skills necessary to apply them. The afternoon will
be spent working in small groups applying the knowledge gained in the
morning. During the afternoon workshop, a number of additional subject
matter experts will be on hand to spend time with individual groups to
help with the design. By the end of this course, delegates will understand
how applying engineering standards to cinema design ensures a high
standard of repeatable performance. Each attendee will have access to
CEDIA‘s current Home Cinema Design best practice documents.
Language: English | Price: 100 2 / 150 2
1200 - 1330 Technology Trends in Electronic Displays (D204)
Speaker: Robert Simpson | Company: InfoComm International
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Cholesteric LCD? Pico projectors? Electronic paper? Organic LED? What
are the newest techniques of displaying information and what does the
future hold? Join renowned display expert Robert S. Simpson, for this
enlightening session covering these and many other display technologies. Discover what level of resolution is really required for various situations and what role contrast plays in these differing delivery schemes.
Come prepared to learn and leave better prepared for the future! This
Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units:
CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 Ä / 75 Ä
1200 - 1330 Digital Audio Today (D203)
Speaker: Roland Hemming | Company: InfoComm International
The world of digital audio is ever changing and 2009 has been, in many
ways, a watershed year. Four new networking standards have been released and major changes have been made to another. How do you choose the ‚right‘ digital technology that won‘t be obsolete tomorrow? Roland
Hemming sets out what technology there is today, what the options are
and where the future trends are leading us. This seminar is aimed at
anyone with an interest in audio in their business. It will contain some
technical information but will also examine the business case behind digital audio. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification
renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1200 - 1330 Digital Delivery System (G102)
Speaker: Sean Barton | Company: Xantech
In this course installers will learn about the installation and application
of the Xantech Digital Delivery System, a simple, elegant high-performance multi-room audio solution incorporating digital amplification, and
all-digital signal path, and multi-source keypads. Installers that attend
this course will learn how the system works, its benefits over current
solutions in the industry, and installation best practices. The Xantech
Digital Delivery System uses Category-5 wiring for cost-effective, easy
installation. Programming is minimal and does not require a PC.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1300 - 1400 Benefits of Configurable Control Systems (G107)
Speaker: Jan Braams | Company: Extron Electronics
Have you ever asked yourself: What does it take to provide powerful control without programming? Can it be done without extensive software
training? How do configurable control systems impact project cost in
terms of implementation and maintenance? This course provides you
with valuable knowledge on how Extron Global Configurator and GUI
Configurator can be applied without programming knowledge to not only
save development and deployment cost, but also to future-proof your
integrated control systems.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1530 Get started with Pronto... Now! (D301)
Speaker: Guy Roels | Company: Philips Pronto
Understand how an ever expanding family of Philips Pronto remote controls can satisfy your control needs, from the single room solution to
the full blown home automation. Philips Pronto has an elegant solution
for you.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1530 Telepresence: Making the Business Case (D202)
Speaker: Eddie Clifton | Company: InfoComm International
In this seminar, we‘ll identify and explain the key drivers behind the recent surge in the telepresence/video marketplace. We will examine the
reasons why businesses are adopting this technology, discuss lessons
learned from major telepresence implementations and take a look at
the road ahead for this technology. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5
Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1530 Current Screen Placement Trends in Digital
Signage (D204)
Speaker: Dale Smith | Company: InfoComm International
This presentation delves into the evolution of screen placement in Retail Digital Signage and addresses the question “What is effective screen
placement?” We’ll investigate the trend toward bringing messaging and
display screens down to eye level and the trend towards product, department and time specific content. From deployment to content, we’ll examine challenges, opportunities and success stories. We’ll explore display placement or „“screen spotting““ as a means to maximize the ROI of
any network regardless of size. Real world examples will be shown and
discussion will be based on a history of success in Retail Digital Signage
deployments. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1400 - 1530 DVI, HDMI, and SDI in the AV-Space (D203)
Speaker: Claus Lohse | Company: InfoComm International
This seminar will tackle the questions: What makes digital signals different? What developments of digital signals are we expecting? What
makes the design of digital signal management solutions different? How
can we handle things like HDCP? How can we convert different digital signals? What are the possibilities to transmit digital signals? What do you
have to look for, when installing digital infrastructures? This Seminar
is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5
CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1400 - 1530 Commercial Application Overview (G102)
Speaker: Rick Seegull | Company: Xantech
This course provides an introduction to Xantech Commercial products
and their applications, including Hotel/Hospitality AV Distribution and
Control, Conference Room / Classroom Control, Digital Signage Control
solutions. Participants will learn an overview of the product applications
including: Wireless Remotes/Touchpanels; Room controllers for web/
network-based systems; Multi-Zone Audio/Video Distribution
Language: English | Price: FREE
1430 - 1530 Designing for the digital Future (G107)
Speaker: Edwin Bausewein | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see 1030 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1600 - 1730 Predictable Performance in Your Projected Display (D204)
Speaker: Greg Jeffreys | Company: InfoComm International
Learn methods to analyse your display to ensure it will meet client expectations or defined specifications. Quantify the amount of projected
light necessary for a clear, high-contrast image and examine how to
deal with ambient light. Discover how to measure projectors and screens
using meters and learn how to set, describe and measure an excellent
result. Learning objectives include: Complete comprehension of all aspects of front and rear projected image quality; learn to use light meters
with confidence; learn to use Excel calculators (supplied with course
materials) to plan, measure and report on projected image quality. This
Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units:
CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1600 - 1730 The Future of Video Transport and How it Will Change the
AV Market (D203)
Speaker: Stijn Ooms | Company: InfoComm International
This course analyses the impact of emerging video transport trends and
technologies. Discuss how Digital Rights Management, HDCP, and various current and proposed HD formats will affect your installations. Learn where the technology is headed and what this means to you and your
customers. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification
renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1600 - 1700 Benefits of Configurable Control Systems (G107)
Speaker: Jan Braams | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see 1300 - 1400.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1600 - 1730 Introduction to the Audio Coverage Uniformity
Performance Standard (D202)
Speaker: Scott Wills | Company: InfoComm International
Learn all about ANSI/INFOCOMM 1M-2009, InfoComm’s first system performance standard approved by ANSI. Learn procedures for
measuring spatial coverage and criteria for the design and commissioning of audio systems. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm
certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1600 - 1730 Programming with Universal Dragon and
QuickConfi (G102)
Speaker: Thu Le | Company: Xantech
In this course participant will learn the tools to program Xantech MultiRoom A/V Distribution products: the Universal Dragon software application and QuickConfig. Universal Dragon is the software application that
programmers use to configure Xantech products including the MRC88m,
SPLCD touchpanels, and others. The software is designed with a userfriendly interface and tools to help reduce programming time during the
installation. QuickConfig enables an installer to activate a high-end AV
system using only system keypads and touchpanels, eliminating hours
of PC programming.
Language: English | Price: Free
Wednesday 3 February, 2009
1000 - 1130 The Art of control (D301)
Speaker: Guy Roels | Company: Philips Pronto
Add great design to your mastery of control. Let Pronto offer you tips
to create an elegant, intuitive user interface design for each customer
and system. Installers may offer programming with extensive control,
but without a well designed user interface, the end user can have a less
than satisfactory experience. Come and see what tips and tricks you can
use to take your customers control experience to a level of luxury that
includes performance as well as a stunning design.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1000 - 1130 AV Signal Management on IT Infrastructure (D203)
Speaker: Uwe Röddinger | Company: InfoComm International
In this seminar, we‘ll identify the advantage of using IT infrastructure
to do signal management. If we take care of some critical parameters,
any Fast Ethernet can be used as an AV system. Instead of huge matrix
switchers, use professional IT equipment for a much lower price. We will
discover the possibilities, strength and weakness of such applications.
This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal
units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 € / 75 €
1000 - 1130 Avoid Costly Mistakes in Your Integration – Tips to Conduct
a Thorough Site Survey (D204)
Speaker: Paul Nolan | Company: InfoComm International
Knowledge of your customer’s requirements is essential for any sale,
but for an engineered solution to be successful requires even greater
planning and attention to exacting details. Misinformation, miscommunication or just plain misunderstanding can be the cause of extensive
and unnecessary installation delays and mounting project costs. The
session will identify various issues to be checked, confirmed, and double-checked on a site survey to head off problems before they occur and
smooth the path for efficient and profitable installations. This Seminar
is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5
CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1000 - 1130 Calibration & Colour Matching of Displays (DD202)
Speaker: David Aleksandersen | Company: InfoComm International
This seminar will guide you through the most important reasons why and when
you need to perform a calibration of your display. The seminar covers the theory behind greyscale calibration, colour standards, white points, colour gamuts
and the CIE chart as well as the tools and equipment you need to calibrate in
a changing AV world with new and exciting illumination sources, such as LED
and Laser and the traditional UHP and Xenon lamps. This Seminar is approved
to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5
Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
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1000 - 1130 RTI Product Line Introduction (D201)
Speaker: Clint Forberg | Company: RTI
This training will familiarize you with the entire line of control solutions from
RTI. From handheld and in-wall controllers, to control processors featuring
two-way feedback, RTI offers control solutions to meet the unique needs of the
custom integration professional. RTI is pleased to offer training classes which
are approved by CEDIA for continuing education units (CEU). This level of RTI
training is approved for .375 CEDIA CEU’s.
Language: English | Price: FREE
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1000 - 1130 Selling to the rich (1M70)
Speaker: Steve Moore | Company: CEDIA
It can be difficult to engage with some of our wealthy clients and understand their world. This course helps you learn how you can market your
business to the right clients, gain their trust and then sell effectively.
Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to: Make
contact with suitable decision-makers for large projects and communicate with important team members; Demonstrate their abilities in a
concise and engaging way to build trust within the client family and design team; Obtain the information they need in order to specify and sell
correct and useful systems; Gain repeat business via relationships built
with other companies operating in that marketplace; Demonstrate and
describe user experiences that can be reliably delivered.
Language: English | Price: 60 2 / 90 2
1100 - 1230 WIC1200 Programming (G109)
Speaker: Rick Seegull | Company: Xantech
In this course participants will learn about the Xantech WIC 1200, a
stand-alone room controller for web/network-based systems. Participants will learn examples on system programming and system design
best practices. The WIC 1200 is a stand-alone room controller for networked/web-based control featuring two IR Ports, two Serial Ports, two
Contact Closure ports and two Digital I/O ports as well as two Ethernet
ports (one with POE) for TCP/IP telnet control with less intrusion into
facility IP networks.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1130 - 1230 Designing for the digital Future (G107)
Speaker: Edwin Bausewein | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see the 2 February, 1030 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1200 - 1330 How AV Pros Can Communicate with IT
Departments (D203)
Speaker: Kevin Huysegoms | Company: InfoComm International
How is your IT knowledge as an AV Pro? Have you ever experienced issues integrating your AV system in an existing IT network? Or have you had
problems configuring multiple Wi-Fi Access Points? This presentation
will cover the topics above and discuss solutions to the difficulties that
arise when AV and IT collide. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max:
1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
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1200 - 1330 3D Stereoscopic Imaging (D202)
Speaker: David Aleksandersen | Company: InfoComm International
Audience members will be treated to an in-depth introduction to today’s
stereoscopic 3-D visualisation technologies and will explore a wide
range of AV applications. Highlights of the education session include
a history of 3-D, active versus passive stereoscopic imaging, enabling
technologies such as IR and DLP Link™ LCD shutter glasses, INFITEC
wavelength multiplex imaging, ColourCode3D and polarization as well
as several other emerging 3-D technologies. This Seminar is approved to
provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I:
1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1200 - 1330 The Developing IEEE 802.1 Audio Video Bridging (AVB)
Standard: How it will affect the AV industry (D204)
Speaker: Aidan Williams | Company: InfoComm International
The emerging IEEE 802.1 Audio Video Bridging (AVB) standards specify
clock synchronisation and Quality of Service (QoS) network services
facilitating the transport of audio and video over digital networks. This
presentation will begin by explaining the basic AVB standards: what they
are and what they offer. We will discuss what the implications of AVB are
as it relates to chip vendors, system suppliers, installers and end users.
We will also cover two other standards, IEEE 1722 and IEEE 1733 and
how they relate to IEEE 802.1 AVB standard. This Seminar is approved to
provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I:
1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1200 - 1330 Basic Programming with Integration Designer (D201)
Speaker: Clint Forberg | Company: RTI
This training will introduce you to Integration Designer programming
software. Designed exclusively to meet the unique programming demands of the custom installation industry, this powerful software is used
to program every RTI product. Basic GUI layout, IR control options, and
basic macro options will be discussed in this class. RTI is pleased to offer
training classes which are approved by CEDIA for continuing education
units (CEU). This level of RTI training is approved for .5 CEDIA CEU’s.
Language: English | Price: FREE
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1300 - 1430 New 2010 Products (Emerald Room)
Speaker: Thu Le | Company: Xantech
For further information see the 2 February, 1000 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1700 ProntoScript: infinite control at your fingertips (D301)
Speaker: Koen Bruyninckx | Company: Philips Pronto
A training for Advanced Programmers only - it is highly recommended
that you have experience with a programming language - preferably JavaScript. Pronto engineers will be on-hand to explain how to use ProntoScript extensions to bring 2-way controls to life!
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1800 Digital Signage Enterprise tools & Streaming
products (G109)
Speaker: David Dalzell, Hugh Coghill-Smith | Company: Onelan Limited
The Digital Signage Manager (DSM) is a Web appliance designed to
monitor and remotely manage multiple ONELAN digital signage NetTop-Boxes (NTBs). It allows remote configuration, provides monitoring,
maintenance and media playout audit reports on groups of NTBs over
user-defined periods. ONELAN’s Data Collection Engine is a single box
solution for capturing, collating and re-purposing data held in external
systems for display on a ONELAN Digital Signage System in graphical
form. Other products included in the seminar will be ONELAN’s IPTV
Streaming product: a single-box solution for networked delivery and
storage of free-to-air video content via Ethernet networks.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1530 Applying TelePresence Principles (D204)
Speaker: Peter Maag | Company: InfoComm International
Today’s audio visual challenge is to deliver compelling value added solutions to varied industries. In the conferencing sector, a few vendors
have very successfully productised highly integrated telepresence suite
solutions based on the perfect blend of audio visual, networking, codec,
and management technology. These same ingredients can be brought
together to solve specific advanced communication challenges not confined to a pre-defined telepresence suite such as situation control rooms,
operating rooms, satellite churches, and connected conference theatres. This session will examine the related ingredients to meet such challenges and deliver differentiated network video solutions. This Seminar
is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5
CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1400 - 1530 LEEDership in AV / IT Design – Understanding the Latest
Green Building Standards and Delivering Best Practice to Meet Them
(D203)
Speaker: Blair Parkin | Company: InfoComm International
This session will start by debunking the myths around climate change
and put the science into context for a technology audience. The LEED
rating system will be explained in detail along with an outline of reasons
to use LEED and an examination of how it affects the AV / IT profession.
A case study based on the world’s largest green building, the California
Academy of Sciences and some practical AV / IT methodology will be
presented alongside design tips based on best practice built up over the
last 5 years working on green building projects worldwide. This Seminar
is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5
CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1400 - 1530 Solving Real-Life HDMI/DVI/DisplayPort Installation
Problems (D202)
Speaker: Neta Lempert | Company: InfoComm International
HDMI and DVI are digital video formats commonly used in home cinema,
PC and AV installations. DisplayPort is an emerging digital format in the
PC industry that will make its way into future AV installations. These formats offer extremely high video image quality and other advantages, but
since they were mainly developed for one source to one display, they introduce limitations and problems in large-scale AV installations. In this
session we will learn how to: convert between the formats, identify problems when using them together with analog formats, send the signals
over distance and prevent and solve EDID related issues. This Seminar
is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5
CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1400 - 1530 Intermediate Programming with Integration
Designer (D201)
Speaker: Clint Forberg | Company: RTI
This training will expand on the many programming features available in
Integration Designer. Advanced features including RS-232, flags, relay
control, as well as video and voltage sensing will be covered in this class.
In addition, the unique programming features of RTI’s latest products
will be covered. Whether it is advanced macro development or basic twoway programming, this training will help you master RTI programming.
This level of RTI training is approved for .5 CEDIA CEUs.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1400 - 1700 Profit - The reason you are in, and stay in this
business (1M70
Speaker: Wim G.E. De Vos | Company: CEDIA
Developing a personal profit and implementation plan provides the business owner with a framework essential to successfully run a residential
systems business. This course will teach participants how to develop a
profit plan, and the importance of execution in being successful. At the
conclusion of this course, attendees should be able to: use Toolbox to
develop a profit plan (strategic sales & marketing plan); plan for executing the profit plan; improve and manage margins; correctly select and
price core products and services; perform a SWOT analysis of their own
business (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threats)
Language: English | Price: 60 2 / 90 2
1430 - 1530 Benefits of Configurable Control Systems (G107)
Speaker: Jan Braams | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see the 2 February, 1300 - 1400.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1500 - 1630 Digital Delivery System (G102)
Speaker: Sean Barton | Company: Xantech
For further information see the 2 February, 1200 - 1330.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1600 - 1730 Adding Value through Digital Signage (D204)
Speaker: Jeff Collard | Company: InfoComm International
For system integrators, selling digital signage is not like selling a projector; the requirements are rarely clearly defined, easy to order or install. System integrators can add significant value to their customer‘s
business when they provide an engineered solution built around the
customer‘s needs. A well planned, well executed digital signage deployment can enhance a business and lower costs through targeted communications. Learning objectives include: learn how to help customers
identify business goals for the project; learn how to help customers access real time information within their organisation. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D:
1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1600 - 1730 Designing and Optimising Sound Systems for Maximum
Speech Intelligibility (D203)
Speaker: Peter Mapp | Company: InfoComm International
The primary purpose of all paging and announcement systems and also
of most sound systems is to provide clear, intelligible speech to listeners.
Yet many systems fail to do this. This seminar will look at the reasons
for this and discuss techniques that can be used for designing intelligible
systems and then optimising their performance. The seminar will start
by reviewing the background to intelligibility and will then discuss and
illustrate the primary factors that affect intelligibility performance such
as room reverberation, background noise and system frequency response. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal
units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1600 - 1730 Today‘s Fibre Technology: It‘s Time to Think
Differently (D202)
Speaker: John Lopinto | Company: InfoComm International
Fibre optic technology for Pro AV has repeatedly been characterized as
„“too delicate““ or „“just not right““ for most every application. This seminar will debunk these myths and demonstrate that today‘s fibre technology and products expand beyond the traditional long-distance requirements to provide economical savings and technical superiority over
copper distribution. We’ll do a live demonstration of fibre‘s ruggedness
and versatility plus analyse typical applications to compare to copper.
This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal
units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
offer online training classes which are approved by CEDIA for continuing
education units (CEU). This level of RTI training is approved for .5 CEDIA
CEUs.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1600 - 1700 Designing for the digital Future (G107)
Speaker: Edwin Bausewein | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see the 2 February, 1030 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1000 - 1130 Calibration & Colour Matching of Displays (DD202)
Speaker: David Aleksandersen | Company: InfoComm International
This seminar will guide you through the most important reasons why and when
you need to perform a calibration of your display. The seminar covers the theory behind greyscale calibration, colour standards, white points, colour gamuts
and the CIE chart as well as the tools and equipment you need to calibrate in
a changing AV world with new and exciting illumination sources, such as LED
and Laser and the traditional UHP and Xenon lamps. This Seminar is approved
to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5
Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1000 - 1130 RTI Product Line Introduction (D201)
Speaker: Clint Forberg | Company: RTI
This training will familiarize you with the entire line of control solutions from
RTI. From handheld and in-wall controllers, to control processors featuring
two-way feedback, RTI offers control solutions to meet the unique needs of the
custom integration professional. RTI is pleased to offer training classes which
are approved by CEDIA for continuing education units (CEU). This level of RTI
training is approved for .375 CEDIA CEU’s.
Language: English | Price: FREE
Thursday 4 February, 2009
0945 - 1245 TCP/IP For Integrators (1M70)
Speaker: Peter Aylett | Company: CEDIA
Our world is changing. More and more systems, media and equipment
are converging to work over a simple, scalable, reliable and elegant IP
network. This course has been written for anyone who needs to understand how TCP/IP works and how it will change the landscape tof how we
do things as an industry. This course is taught in English and not geek
speak, and is suitable for anyone who wants to embrace the inevitable
and start leveraging all the new IP enabled product out there. By the end
of the course you will understand IP addressing, DHCP, static addressing, gateways, DNS and routers. If these are phrases that you cannot
currently define, this course is essential.
Language: English | Price: 60 2 / 90 2
1000 - 1130 What is HD-SDI and How Can You Use it to Your Advantage
in Your AV Installations? (D203)
Speaker: Neta Lempert | Company: InfoComm International
HD-SDI is a digital video format commonly used in the broadcast market. It offers high image quality, embedded audio, long distance transmission and other
features and benefits. In this session we will study the HD-SDI format structure
to see how we can use its advantages in AV installations and how to overcome
issues that may arise when using together with common AV formats like VGA,
HDMI and DVI. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
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1000 - 1130 Application of IP Video for Corporate Video Deployment
(D204)
Speaker: Peter Maag | Company: InfoComm International
This presentation will explore how a single video-over-IP platform can: simplify distribution of live video to computers and set-top boxes across a corporate
network, with video coordinated on the desktop and video display; enable creation of scheduled playback channels for enterprise TV and signage; and support
video-on-demand services. We’ll examine how features like secure access and
convenient control contribute to end-to-end reliability and utility of IP video
delivery systems. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification
renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1600 - 1730 Advanced Programming with Integration Designer (D201)
Speaker: Clint Forberg | Company: RTI
Become a master of the Integration Designer Programming software
with this course. Some of the topics discussed in detail in this training
will include using multiple central processors, complex flag applications, RS-232, and more GUI layout options. Advanced two-way system
programming and system design will be demonstrated. RTI is pleased to
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1000 - 1130 The control panel that changes your world (D301)
Speaker: Guy Roels | Company: Philips Pronto
Have you ever heard about a touch screen control panel that entertains
your customer and makes you money? The elegant Pronto control solution offers your customers an experience beyond expectations, from
webcams to sports feeds, from AV systems to infotainment, from games
to photo galleries and more. Using re-usable templates and easily added
modules, programming time is cut to minutes. Come and see how Pronto, and Pronto Edit Professional 2, opens up a world of possibilities!
Language: English | Price: FREE
1000 - 1130 Use Market Research to Expand Your AV Business (D202)
Speaker: Duffy J. Wilbert | Company: InfoComm International
Is there anything you can do to make sure your next move into an AV
market segment is the right one? This is a common question raised by
many. You can take one of two steps to identify the unknowns. Rely on
your intuition, or do some research and get the facts. Market research
is critical for providing the basic data that will determine if and where
you can sell your product or service. This seminar will examine market
research currently available in many forms for the AV industry and will
show you how to apply the data to your business using case studies for
various AV market segments. Materials provided will include executive summaries of some current AV market research, a market research
resource guide, and a checklist to use when you plan to expand into a
new market. This Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification
renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1000 - 1130 New 2010 Products (Emerald Room)
Speaker: Thu Le | Company: Xantech
For further information see the 2 February, 1000 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1000 - 1130 Designing for the digital Future (G107)
Speaker: Jan Braams | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see the 2 February, 1030 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1130 - 1230 Designing for the digital Future (G107)
Speaker: Edwin Bausewein | Company: Extron Electronics
For further information see the 2 February, 1030 - 1130.
Language: English | Price: FREE
1000 - 1130 Design in AV Integration - Intro to Visual Elements (D204)
Speaker: Scott Wills | Company: InfoComm International
Based on the principles outlined in InfoComm’s Design Curriculum series, this seminar will introduce the various visual elements that must
be considered in design of display systems. We’ll explain elements such
as visual acuity, image resolution, image size, image height, viewing
distance, text height and displays and outline how they affect design.
Finally, we’ll explore design techniques, mathematical formulas and
methods to effectively design with these visual elements in mind. This
Seminar is approved to provide InfoComm certification renewal units:
CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: English | Price: 45 2 / 75 2
SESSION
1200 - 1330 AV Signal- Verarbeitung und Übermittlung auf
IT-Infrastruktur (D203)
Speaker: Uwe Röddinger | Company: InfoComm International
Dieses Seminar wird in DEUTSCHER SPRACHE abgehalten. This seminar will be presented in GERMAN. Inhalt: In diesem Seminar werden die
Vorteile einer IT basierenden AV Infrastruktur dargestellt. Dabei wird
schnell klar, dass bei Berücksichtigung einiger kritischen Parameter
dies heute schon möglich ist. 19“ Schränke voll Kreuzschienen werden zukünftig ersetzt werden durch wenige Höheneinheiten Netzwerk
Equipments. Dieses Seminar bietet 1.5 InfoComm RUs.: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D:
1.5 CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: German | Price: 45 2 / 752
1200 - 1330 Programming with Universal Dragon and QuickConfi
(G102)
Speaker: Thu Le | Company: Xantech
For further information see the 2 February, 1600 - 1730.
Language: English | Price: FREE
Make sure you’re on course
for a profitable 2010
1600 - 1730 Designing Infrastructure for Ethernet (1M70)
Speaker: Simon Buddle | Company: CEDIA
The purpose of this course is to teach participants the importance of
thoughtful network design when coming up with solutions for converging subsystems onto an IP network. This course does NOT teach IP and
attendees are required to have an understanding of TCP/IP (please see
the TCP/IP For Integrators course earlier in the day). By the end of the
course you will understand the Bandwidth and Quality Of Service requirements of Ethernet Networks, be able to design the infrastructure for
wireless networks, specify the correct installed and active infrastructure
components for Ethernet Networks and understand the requirements
for emerging technologies including Multicasting, AV Streaming and Security.
Language: English | Price: 60 2 / 90 2
1400 - 1530 Digital Signage – An Exploration of Embedded Systems vs.
PC Based Solutions for Use in Digital Signage Networks (D204)
Speaker: Serge Konter | Company: InfoComm International
This seminar will explore the use and benefits of embedded systems in
digital signage networks highlighting some real-life case studies integrated with 3G, GPS and other technologies. This Seminar is approved to
provide InfoComm certification renewal units: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5 CTS-I:
1.5 Max: 1.5.
Language: English | Price: Price: 45 2 / 75 2
1400 - 1530 DVI-, HDMI- und SDI-Signale in der AV-Installation (D203)
Speaker: Claus Lohse DI | Company: InfoComm International
Dieses Seminar wird in DEUTSCHER SPRACHE abgehalten. This seminar will be presented in GERMAN. Was unterscheidet digitale AV-Signale
von Analogen? Was sind die Entwicklungen im Bereich digitaler Signale? Was unterscheidet eine digitale Infrastruktur von einer Analogen?
Auf was muss man bei der Planung achten? Auf was müssen wir bei
HDCP achten? Wie können wir digitale Signal konvertieren? Wie kann
man digitale Signale übertragen? Auf was muss man bei der Installation
achten? Dieses Seminar bietet 1.5 InfoComm RUs.: CTS: 1.5 CTS-D: 1.5
CTS-I: 1.5 Max: 1.5
Language: German | Price: Price: 45 2 / 75 2
CEDIA are offering the following
courses FREE OF CHARGE each
day att ISE
ISE:
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> TECHNOLOGY AND CONSUMER TRENDS
> RIDING THE ECO WAVE – SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR
CLIENTS
INFO
> EMBRACING THE CLOUD – HOW TO DELIVER
INTERNET CONTENT
> TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN HOME CINEMA
AUDIO AND VIDEO
> HIDING TECHNOLOGY – SOLUTIONS AND TECHNIQUES
> GET TO KNOW CEDIA – HOW WE CAN HELP
GROW YOUR BUSINESS
Paid seminars at ISE:
Home Cinema Design Workshop –
1 Day
€100 for CEDIA members and €150 for non-members
Selling to the rich – 3 Hours
€60 for CEDIA members and €90 for non-members
Profit - The reason you are in,
and stay in this business – 3 Hours
€60 for CEDIA members and €90 for non-members
For more information and to book
your place visit www.iseurope.org
All courses will take place on the
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CITY
Amsterdam – the host city that
never fails to deliver
A central location, countless tourist sights, wonderful nightlife and above all an outwardlooking attitude make Amsterdam the perfect place to do business
For all but two years, ISE has been based at the Amsterdam RAI – a venue that seems ideally suited to our
industry with its wide range of halls, its friendly and
experienced staff, its superb digital signage and many
other benefits.
But there is more to Amsterdam than just the RAI, and
visitors tell us time and again that the city itself is one
of their key reasons for coming to ISE. As well as being
a great place to do business, Amsterdam has an almost
unlimited range of relaxation options, both cultural and
hedonistic.
Getting there…
Schiphol Airport is one of Europe’s largest international
hubs and is served by daily flights from literally hundreds of cities throughout the world. Once you arrive, both
the RAI and the city centre are no more than a 15-minute
train ride away.
In association with our official partner, RAI Hotel & Travel Service, we are able to offer discounted air fares not
only from European cities but from locations across the
world. For more details go to: www.rai.nl/hotelservice
If you prefer to travel by train, we have again partnered
with Deutsche Bahn to offer discounted fares to and
from any station in Germany. A second-class return is
just 119 2 while the first-class alternative is 179 2. On
a second-class ticket, this would mean a saving of over
100 2 if travelling to and from Frankfurt, for example. To
take advantage of this offer, simply call: +49 (0) 1805 311
153, quoting Integrated Systems Europe as a reference.
In the city…
Amsterdam’s attractions do not begin and end with the
famed affability of its people. If art is your think, then the
city’s many galleries – most notably the Rijksmuseum
and Van Gogh Museum, which are conveniently located
almost next-door to each other – are the envy of the
world, and rightly so. For music and theatre, traditional
venues such as the Concertgebouw, Stadsschouwburg
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and Carré have been joined by more avant-garde locations such as the Bimhuis.
Amsterdam’s many bars, cafés and restaurants will provide you with almost any kind of cuisine you can think of,
and while standards are high, the intense competition
keeps prices reasonable. You don’t need to break the
bank to dine well in this city.
Perhaps best of all – particularly for those with weary feet after a day at Europe’s largest AV tradeshow
– Amsterdam’s excellent tram and metro system will
whisk you between all these attractions for no more than
a few euros.
For more information please visit: www.iamsterdam.
com
Stay in the right place, at the right price…
ISE’s official accommodation partner, Amsterdam RAI
Hotel & Travel Service (RHTS), arranges hotel accommodation in and around Amsterdam. They do this for
dozens of large and small events every year, arranging
thousands of hotel reservations for conferences, exhibitions, trade fairs and other events. As a result they have
excellent knowledge and booking experience of the hotels in and around the Dutch capital. This includes hotels
in the vicinity of Amsterdam RAI, the centre of Amsterdam, close to Schiphol Airport and in cities in the west
of Holland.
Just let the team know what you are looking for and they
will quickly compile a list of great hotels. They’ll organize every detail of the reservation, leaving you free to
concentrate on other things.
To take advantage of special discounts exclusively available to ISE attendees, please visit:
www.rai.nl/hotelservice or call: +31 (0) 20 549 1927
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Stay in touch, keep informed!
The official ISE website is full of useful tools to help you make the most of your visit to
Amsterdam in February…
Visit the ISE website (www.iseurope.org) to maximise your time at the show and ensure that you keep up-to-date
with all the latest developments as they happen. The site offers a range of valuable online tools that allow you to:
- Register online for ISE, free of charge using invitation code 832020
- Book education sessions in advance, ensuring that you have a seat at even the most popular seminars
- Arrange your travel and accommodation at the best rates, using a direct link to the RAI Hotel & Travel Service
- Access our ‘Meeting Maker’ tool to arrange appointments with personnel at selected exhibitors
- Create your own personal route around the show floor with the help of our interactive floorplan
- View the latest product news from exhibitors directly from the homepage – these stories are being added daily
bet ween now and the start of the show
Go to www.iseurope.org and register for free using your personal invitation code:
832020
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The Associations behind ISE…
Ever since its launch in 2004, Integrated Systems Europe has always been supported by not-for-profit trade associations.
This means that every euro in revenue generated by ISE is re-invested into our industry. It also means that visitors
to ISE can benefit from the broadest range of training opportunities possible, many of them free of charge, and many
leading directly to the earning of accredited qualifications.
Our two joint sponsors are the Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association (CEDIA) and InfoComm
International®.
InfoComm International®
CEDIA
InfoComm International® is the international trade association of the professional audiovisual and information communications industries. Established in 1939, InfoComm has 5,000 members, including manufacturers,
systems integrators, dealers and distributors, independent consultants, programmers, rental and staging
companies, end-users and multimedia professionals
from more than 70 countries. InfoComm International
is the leading resource for AV market research and
news. Its training and education programs, along with
its separately administered Certified Technology Specialist (CTS®) and corporately administered Audiovisual
Solutions Provider (AVSP®) company credentials, set a
standard of excellence for AV professionals. InfoComm
International is the founder of InfoComm, the largest
annual conference and exhibition for AV buyers and sellers worldwide. InfoComm also produces trade shows in
Europe and Asia. Additional information is available at:
www.infocomm.org
CEDIA is an international trade association of companies
that specialize in designing and installing electronic
systems for the home. The association was founded
in September 1989 and has more than 3,500 member
companies worldwide. CEDIA Members are established
and insured businesses with bona fide qualifications and
experience in this specialized field. For more information
on CEDIA, visit: www.cedia.org or www.cedia.co.uk
Impressum
Herausgeber: Integrated Systems Europe, Mozartstr. 60, 85521 Ottobrunn, Germany. Verantwortlicher Redakteur: Michael Blackman (Anschrift s. Verlag). Internet: rise@iseurope.org
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