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KGO | Draco Tera Enterprise supports fire and rescue center in OldenburgThe requirement for the system is to provide fully flexible distribution, switching and display of all video sources and audio signals to projectors, TFT monitors and loudspeakers on media walls. Read Case Study |
Government / Defence
Jersey Airport | KVM extenders help airport operationsOne of the problems faced was to connect an array of computers located several floors below the operators desks in the visual control room at the top of the 39m high tower. Read Case Study |
Air Traffic / Airports
De Keizer Marine Engineering | Draco Major KVM Matrix Switch installed on a superyachtWhen a new construction called for a highly-efficient and reliable KVM matrix switch to distribute computer-based content around the vessel over a fiber backbone in the highest quality possible, De Keizer Marine Engineering turned to IHSE to provide a solution. Read Case Study |
Maritime / Offshore
Facility House | The Broadcast Groups newest HD outside broadcast vehicle relies on Draco MajorThe integration team required a highly reliable, high quality KVM matrix switch to route and manage the multitude of PC-based, graphics, video, data and stored content to several workstation terminals in the vision and audio mixing areas of the vehicle. Read Case Study |
Broadcast / Post-Production
Shapeshifter | Uses Draco Tera Enterprise to manage post-production workflowWorking with OOBAXS to design and deploy a solution using IHSE's Draco Tera Enterprise KVM matrix switch, Shapeshifter Post was the first post-production facility in Hollywood to embrace the high speed technology. Read Case Study |
Broadcast / Post-Production
The goals with IHSEs KVM extenders were to physically separate the many PC control units from interactive display devices within the exhibition center, placing them in a single location rather than distributing them around the building.
A new system was developed, based around KVM technology. As all applications needed to be controlled by Crestron touchscreens and iPads, a highly flexible KVM matrix was required to enable interconnections for a large range of devices.
Many powerful computers have been installed, causing problems in the restricted space assigned to the control galleries. The audience could see, and hear operations in the control room which distracted them from the performance. A redevelopment was needed!
Full and complete flexibility was needed to control the entire operations center, which is achieved with a configuration of four fully-populated Draco Major KVM switches. In total this allows 128 computers to be switched to 64 operator stations.
The Star PAC needed a system that would enable operators to easily access the equipment located in a Central Equipment Room (CER) from their workstation in the broadcast control suite, recording studio or edit suite.
