The D.H. Hill Jr Library on the campus of North Carolina State University completed a major renovation, installing an Extron AV switching, distribution and control system.
The new spaces include an innovation studio equipped with Extron AV, used to display virtual reality and other emerging technologies, as well as the visualisation studio with immersive 360 degree projection and data experience lab.
The visualisation studio relies on a 16x16 XTP II CrossPoint 1600 matrix switcher to select and distribute program content to eight projectors.
The innovation studio features an XTP II CrossPoint 1600 matrix switcher, handling AV switching to the in-room projectors, as well as
XPA U 1002-70V and NetPA 1001-70V AT amplifiers deliver Atmos audio from analogue and Dante sources to seven SM 28T surface mount speakers surrounding the audience and four SF 26PT pendant speakers suspended from the ceiling.
AV functions are controlled via IPCP Pro control processors and a variety of wall-mounted and tabletop TouchLink Pro touchpanels.