The system to be described represents the joining of the disciplines of microprocessor control, sound contracting, television signal distribution and companion machine control. The completed system serves nine separate teaching spaces. The paper will describe the total integration of the various support subsystems and the overall supplementary control of room environment in the individual teaching spaces through microprocessored control.
Author:
Lewis, William
Affiliation:
Cramer, Needham, MA
AES Convention:
72 (October 1982)
Paper Number:
1920
Publication Date:
October 1, 1982
Subject:
New Directions in Audio
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