This is the second of three training classes available by Crestron. This training offers troubleshooting complex systems with multiple touch screens and serially controlled devices connected via RS-232 or TCP/IP. During the instruction, we learned new methodologies to make easily scalable programs.

The TesiraForte training class took three days at the Biamp headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon. The in-person training was more advanced than the online classes and went into much greater detail – especially on the logic. We had a homework project which took about five hours to complete. In addition, a one hour bonus assignment was added during the class.

This is the group in our anti-static garb ready for the tour of the factory.

AMX offers Design Certification (ACE-D) among others.  Core Curriculum is a prerequisite for this certification.  It’s mostly AV theory well organized and logical.

QSC is a manufacturer who offers excellent audio and control products. They are experiencing rapid growth right now and have the best on-line training I’ve seen thus far. It’s actually entertaining throughout the informative video series.

Just completed the How Sound Systems Work training with Synergetic Audio Concepts. It did an excellent job at covering industry terminology that is sometimes confusing. For example, is it called a Driver, Speaker, Cabinet, Transducer, etc.

Here’s the Certificate of Complete for Microsoft Surface Hub Installation and Configuration. We had a few of these come through the shop. They are HEAVY! four man lift. But a real nice piece of tech once it’s hung.

Yes, this is the Occupational Health and Safety Administration training 30 hours. It required a full thirty hours – there was a timer and many quizzes. Now I know all about cranes, trenches, ladders and I-beams. Grab your PPE and get to work.