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Table of Contents Corporate A/V Top Story InfoComm Appeals to Corporate Market Installation News TBM LeanSigma Improves Quality with Listen Tour Group System News & Events Robert McFarlane to Speak at Data Center Decisions Product News Kramer Electronics Introduces the TP-41/TP-42 Combination Premier Mounts Introduces New Cart and Stand Series Masque Sound's PWS to Roll Out Wireless Closed-circuit Music Box ADVERTISEMENT 
Belden New Generation® UTP Composite cables are a cost-effective alternative to coaxial cables in CCTV/security installations, plus they are smaller in size and easier to terminate. They require baluns to convert to 75-ohm impedance, but provide pan/tilt/zoom cameras with video, control and power functionality in a single, composite cable pull. www.belden.com/UTPCCTV Corporate A/V Top Story Corporate executives responsible for adopting AV and presentation technologies are faced these days with an increasingly confusing environment in which—perhaps paradoxically—declining prices and ever-simpler systems have made decisions more difficult. InfoComm05, coming to the Las Vegas Convention Center on June 4-10 (exhibits June 8-10) offers several vehicles to help corporate video users, and their systems integrators, negotiate the new world. ADVERTISEMENT 
Installation News National manufacturing consulting firm, TBM Consulting Group, has brought its LeanSigma Institute's in-plant tours into the 21st century with wireless portable systems from Listen Technologies. Doing so has resulted in better client service, including the ability to conduct several tours concurrently with no cross-channel interference. LeanSigma Event Coordinator Cheryl Groves says, "Our firm needed something clear-sounding, easy to use, and easy to transport." This is no small task when conducting tours for groups of 50 to 200 in noisy plants. "Listen equipment makes us look good to clients and prospects, and we know the system won't fail in the middle of a plant tour for 50 senior-level executives," she adds. News & Events Robert McFarlane to Speak at Data Center Decisions Robert McFarlane, a partner at Shen Milsom & Wilke, will give two sessions at the Data Center Decisions Conference: "Some Like It Hot, But Not in The Data Center: Cooling Today's High Performance Technology" and "The Shocking Truth About Backup Power: Why Just Buying A UPS Is No Guarantee." The first session will be held at 2:30 p.m. on June 1; the second will be held at 2 p.m. on June 2. McFarlane will also participate in a panel discussion on facilities at 9:55 a.m. on June 2. All sessions will be held at the New York Hilton. ADVERTISEMENT The sights and sounds of InfoComm come alive when experienced instructors teach you anything AV, from audio, projection, conferencing, control, rental, staging, and residential systems, to design, installation, business, and sales. Register now! It's simply your best opportunity to see the products live, and take courses to reinforce your understanding! Conference:June 4-10, 2005 Exhibition: June 8-10, 2005 www.infocommshow.org Product News Kramer Electronics, a worldwide supplier of audio, video, and computer graphics signal distribution, switching, and processing equipment for the broadcast, production, security, education, home theater, and pro AV presentation markets, has added the TP-41 transmitter and TP-42 receiver to its product line. The compact and economical solutions simplify the routing of component video and digital audio signals over inexpensive and convenient Cat-5 cable. The TP-41 transmitter/encoder includes an analog component video input and a digital audio input (S/PDIF), all on RCA connectors. The range of the Cat-5 output to the TP-42 receiver/decoder easily exceeds 300ft. Premier Mounts announces its new EB series carts and stands for plasma displays. This latest design will replace the company's popular UPD cart this summer, bringing with it a touch of elegant industrial design. It features a dark gray base with elliptical curves, polished chrome poles, and total cable management for a clean look. The series allows users to opt for either a static stand with adjustable floor glides for easy leveling or a cart with smooth-rolling, 4.5in. casters for added mobility. Cables may be routed inside the chrome poles or behind an optional magnetic cover pack (CPA) that completely covers the poles with a material that matches the dark gray base. Professional Wireless Systems (PWS), a Masque Sound company, is enjoying growing success with Music Box, a unique portable, wireless closed-circuit radio station. Originally developed for Feld Entertainment touring shows including "Disney On Ice" and "Ringling Bros. Circus," the updated Music Box model will service a range of sporting, corporate, house of worship, government, and educational needs. Music Box provides synchronized high-quality audio to virtually any point in a venue. Masque Sound vice president Geoff Shearing reports company plans for a national rollout and comments, "Our PWS division has achieved remarkable results with this innovative technology. We are confident that it has many potential applications including sporting, corporate, house of worship, and educational events." |
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