Production, staging and connectivity
Find guides, equipment references and checks to plan your event or investigate a problem.
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- 1 m LED support structure
Plan support identification, the screen and the setup arrangement. Recorded dimension and configuration to confirm; rental or purchase inquiries.
- 1 × 1 m stage decks for hotels and restricted access
Compact modules for assessing hotel stages with small elevators, heights from 1.5 to 5 ft and 160 units in inventory.
- BilJax AS2100: leg seating, hooks and alignment brackets
Check the AS2100 aluminum stage against its assembly revision: full leg seating, deck-hook orientation and corner alignment before use.
- BilJax ST8100: steel decks, cam locks and support checks
Identify the ST8100 deck and support arrangement before checking joints, height or guardrails.
- BLK-34 — HD/FD34 corner block
Plan a BLK-34 HD/FD34 inquiry: identification, documentation and assembly review. Rental or purchase options within the event’s agreed scope.
- BLK-SCON-ST — steel half connector with bolt
Identify the BLK-SCON-ST connector and prepare the assembly review. Eurotruss catalog reference and rental or purchase options for your event’s scope.
- Broadweigh Bluetooth: mobile device and reading context
Link each reading to its sensor, assembly and time before using it in a technical inquiry.
- Broadweigh BW-S325: identify measurement and communication
Prepare load monitoring with defined sensors and reception without treating a reading as structural approval.
- Cam-Lok / Socapex rack: identify inputs and destinations
Record a Cam-Lok / Socapex rack’s nameplate, outputs, circuits, breakouts, and cable routes to prepare a power distribution proposal.
- CHAINMASTER SB1.1/81U: review points, control and supply
A 250 kg D8Plus Ultra DC inquiry needs unit identification and a complete review when the number of points changes.
- Compact Cam-Lok power distro: planning your event
Identify a compact power distro, its connectors, and the venue supply. Photos to provide and alternatives to compare before requesting a quote.
- CS1-CON — HD/FD conical connector
Identify the CS1-CON connector and prepare the connection review. Eurotruss catalog reference, unit to verify, and rental or purchase options.
- CS1-RS2 — 2 mm R-clip
CS1-RS2: identify the 2 mm R-clip and connection components before assembly. Share photos or part references so we can review supply options.
- CS1-TP — HD/FD truss pin
Identify the CS1-TP truss pin and prepare the assembly review. Eurotruss catalog reference, piece to verify, and rental or purchase inquiries.
- CTG-50 — G-clamp
Prepare identification of the CTG-50 G-clamp, equipment and support. Review the application and ask about rental or purchase options.
- Doughty T58100: clamp, fixture attachment and secondary retention
Prepare an inquiry for a Lightweight Half Coupler with an identified fixture and tube.
- Doughty T58120: swivel connection and movement review
Identify the Lightweight Swivel Coupler for joining two tubes before selecting accessories and configuration.
- DS-PROSTAGE MKII: deck, legs and complete proposal
Identify the deck reference and every accessory before quoting a stage or interpreting a catalog load.
- ELHTTA501 — chain bag, R 20 cm / D 37 cm
Ask about an ELHTTA501 chain bag with photos and details of the hoist and chain. We can review identification, attachment and rental or purchase options.
- ELPH2-01000-100 PH2 — 1 t manual chain hoist
Plan PH2 hoist identification, nameplate, inspection and intended lift height. Recorded 1 t reference to verify; rental or purchase options.
- ESER01-03SK — steel sling WLL 1 t, 1.5 m
Reference WLL 1 t and effective length 1.5 m to check against the label, certificate and intended configuration. Ask about rental or purchase.
- ESG25L1-02 — buckle strap, 2 m × 25 mm
Buckle strap reference, 2 m × 25 mm. Prepare identification, documentation and intended use; ask about rental or purchase.
- ESR25Z1-08 — strap 8 m × 25 mm, 750/1500 daN
Strap reference, 8 m × 25 mm and 750/1500 daN to interpret using the label and manual. Prepare your rental or purchase inquiry.
- ESR50Z1-09 — strap 9 m × 50 mm: identification and lashing
Identify the ESR50Z1-09 strap, 9 m × 50 mm, and check its label, lashing capacity, and configuration. Prepare your rental or purchase inquiry.
- Eurotruss FD34-050 — 0.5 m truss
Plan truss identification, sections, connections, supports and system load details. References to review; rental or purchase inquiries.
- Eurotruss FD34-075 — 0.75 m truss
Plan truss identification, sections, connections, supports and system load details. References to review; rental or purchase inquiries.
- Eurotruss FD34-100 — 1 m truss
Plan truss identification, sections, connections, supports and system load details. References to review; rental or purchase inquiries.
- Eurotruss FD34-200 — 2 m truss
Plan truss identification, sections, connections, supports and system load details. References to review; rental or purchase inquiries.
- Eurotruss FD34: identify sections, CS1 parts and load charts
Identify FD34 straight sections and CS1 connection parts, then distinguish span-load charts from a complete tower or ground-support design.
- Eurotruss HD/FD34 Tower: base, head and sleeve identification
Identify the complete HD/FD34 tower assembly before selecting its load case: base, outriggers, hinge sets, sleeve block, head and hoist.
- Feeling truss 12 × 12 inches — 10 ft
Plan Feeling truss identification, connections, supports and system load details. Aluminum reference to review; rental or purchase options.
- Feeling truss 12 × 12 inches — 5 ft
Plan Feeling truss identification, connections, supports and system load details. Aluminum reference to review; rental or purchase options.
- Feeling truss 12 × 12 inches — 8 ft
Plan Feeling truss identification, connections, supports and system load details. Aluminum reference to review; rental or purchase options.
- Feeling truss base
Plan base identification, connections, truss and setup supports. Configuration to review, with rental or purchase options.
- Feeling truss cube or junction block
Plan block identification, connections, truss sections and system arrangement. Configuration to review, with rental or purchase options.
- Genie ST-25: attachment, load and offset load center
Prepare the material lift with the actual load-center position as well as weight.
- Georgia Expo black commando — 16 ft
Drape reference, 16 ft high and 300 linear ft. Plan material, sections and supports; ask about rental or purchase.
- Georgia Expo black velour — 18 ft
Drape reference, 18 ft high and 400 linear ft. Plan material, sections and supports; ask about rental or purchase.
- Georgia Expo skirting and additional colors
Plan materials, colors, dimensions by area and fastenings for event finishes. Options to confirm; rental or purchase inquiries.
- GIS LP500/1NL.D8+: prepare the hoist and control inquiry
Define travel, power, control and documentation rather than selecting a system by its nominal rating alone.
- Global Truss F34: parts, chart criteria and rigging limits
Identify Global Truss America F34, its supplied pins and the correct load-chart case before treating a layout as a structural design.
- Global Truss F44: regional identity and unidentified material
Prepare a documented F44 proposal and keep unidentified inventory in a separate record.
- Harlequin Cascade: performance, marks and cleaning
Prepare a temporary performance surface and distinguish a visible mark from a use condition requiring review.
- Harlequin Liberty: modular dance floor on a temporary stage
Identify floor version, finish and stage documentation before planning the dance-floor combination.
- HBB02000Z — shackle WLL 2 t
Recorded WLL 2 t, 16 mm pin and 13 mm bow to verify against markings, certificate and dimensions. Ask about rental or purchase.
- Identify truss before selecting tables or assembling it
Match the physical module, connection system and inspection record to its documentation.
- IntelliStage All-Terrain: ground, supports and finish
Plan a temporary-stage site survey and distinguish a moisture-resistant panel from a waterproof surface.
- IntelliStage QuickLock: program changes and even joints
Identify QuickLock panels, legs and locks before changing the layout or investigating an uneven edge.
- Large Motion Labs distro: nameplate, supply, and access
Record a large Motion Labs distro’s exact reference, input, pass-through, main protection, destinations, and venue access requirements.
- LED ground support ballast
Plan support identification, screen and site conditions for qualified review. Weight per unit pending; rental or purchase.
- Medium Motion Labs distro: document the actual configuration
Identify panels, nameplate, and configuration documents for a medium Motion Labs distro before specifying outputs or accessories.
- MILOS M290B Regular Quatro: identify parts before integration
Identify series, cross-section and connection when sections and hardware come from different sources.
- MODE 611 — rigging motor
Plan the motor nameplate, documentation, load, supports and control. Capacity and lift height to confirm; rental or purchase.
- MODE motor controllers
Plan control identification, motors, connections and setup. Model and configuration to confirm; rental or purchase.
- MODE V6 — rigging motor
Plan the motor nameplate, documentation, load, supports and control. Capacity and lift height to confirm; rental or purchase.
- Moveket PROstage 500: separate identity, suspension and movement
Prepare a D8 Plus hoist inquiry with the full reference and its task in each event phase.
- nivtec Standard 200 × 100 cm: from stage sketch to proposal
Identify the 12 mm Standard platform and plan modules, supports, access and show loads before choosing a stage configuration.
- Power and signal cables for your event
Start your cable request with photos, equipment details, and an approximate route. Compare rental, purchase, and technical support with an editable checklist.
- Power distro with European connectors: identify the variant
Photos and markings needed to identify a distro described as having European connectors and compare it with the venue supply.
- ProFlex Feather-Lite: presentation and transport planning
Identify the integrated-leg platform and compare use and transport before purchasing for a small vehicle.
- ProFlex Heavy-Duty: height, legs and bracing
Define the ProFlex assembly for a specific height and review what changes when the stage must be higher.
- Prolyte H30D: orientation, connections and structure proposal
Prepare a triangular truss line for lighting or scenery and distinguish a section from the complete assembly.
- Prolyte H30V: identify CCS6 and define the structure
Start a lighting or graphics inquiry with approximate dimensions, separating sections, connections and the complete design.
- Prolyte H40R: prepare loads, orientation and components
Compare a rectangular lighting truss line without transferring its chart to another orientation or connection.
- Prolyte H40V: review changes to the structure and equipment
Compare a proposal that changes from graphics to lighting, identifying H40V-L100, connections and the complete load case.
- Prolyte LiteDeck: Standard, TopLok and leg identification
Separate LiteDeck connection types and supports before planning the stage.
- Prolyte S36R: identified system and component replacement
Prepare a rectangular structure and compare parts without confusing CCS7 with other connections.
- Prolyte StageDex: TopLine, BasicLine and deck connections
Choose the StageDex surface and support system before evaluating loads or joining decks.
- Prolyte Verto H30V: system receipt and connection identity
Identify Verto before preparing an installation that can be confused with conventional H30V.
- Rigging and power
Explore structures, components, hoists and power distribution. Plan the system and its technical review; ask about rental or purchase.
- Rosco SubFloor: sprung subfloor and dance surface
Separate subfloor, top finish and supporting base to prepare a dance-floor proposal with a clear scope.
- SICO 1800 Series: a stage for talks, panels and awards
Compare single and dual heights, plan hotel access and choose stage sections, protection and support for a conference or awards show.
- SICO Cam-Lam: a dance floor for a gala or room changeover
Plan panels, perimeter trim, floor checks and the conference-to-dinner changeover with practical questions for your event proposal.
- SICO Starlight II: plan an outdoor dance floor
Compare outdoor floor options, supporting surfaces, trim and weather decisions before planning a reception or show.
- Skjonberg CS-800CLX: identify channels before operation
Prepare controller, hoists and handset as a documented system; an unexpected channel response requires a stop and review.
- Small Motion Labs distro: identify the complete part number
Identify a Motion Labs distro described as small: complete part number, nameplate, panels, and documentation before developing the proposal.
- Socapex power distro: what to document for your event
Identify a Socapex distro, output type, and equipment destinations. Details to review cabling and supply before requesting a quote.
- StageDex BasicLine: conference and mixed-platform planning
Select the indoor finish and exact reference, then compare complete systems before mixing deck lines.
- StageDex TopLine: repeated use and rental receiving
Compare ownership and rental for the actual package, and document receiving without treating appearance as approval.
- Stagemaker SR5: identify control and prepare a power-supply change
Separate the hoist inquiry from electrical verification before connection.
- StageRight FR-2403: folding, height selection and positive locks
Identify the FR-2403 variant and check its locks before using this folding riser.
- StageRight ME-1000: AS, AT and bridging-deck checks
Identify the ME-1000 support variant and locator layout before placing decks; distinguish height selection, leveling and ground conditions.
- StageRight ME-3750: rolling support and stage proposal
Separate support, decks, access and handling when assessing a rolling stage for program changes.
- StageRight ME-500: supports, decks and stage receiving
Identify the ME-500 support and a complete package; resolve unevenness or missing parts before releasing the assembly.
- Staging 101: hotel platform and transport options
Distinguish height, finish and fixed-platform connections from an undocumented rolling conversion.
- Staging and drapes
Explore staging modules and drapes to plan your event space. Review use, dimensions and access, and ask about rental or purchase options.
- Staging Concepts SC90: stage layouts, show changes and support options
Plan an SC90 stage around speakers, instruments and show changes. Compare fixed and documented rolling solutions, finishes, access and the scope to quote.
- Staging Dimensions — 8 ft × 4 ft module
Plan stage layout, use, supports and access. Configuration subject to design and technical review; rental or purchase.
- Sumner Eventer 25: access, attachment and operating space
Compare the access route with the space needed to operate the material lift.
- Suspended lighting grid: points, loads and lifting plan
Review the complete load path from each fixture to the venue structure.
- Technical masking drape
Plan draping to conceal technical areas: sections, height, fabric, supports and access. Ask about rental or purchase options for your event.
- TOMCAT 12 × 12 Plated: identification, bolts and load-chart scope
Distinguish the Light-Duty 12 × 12 Plated family from other TOMCAT truss, then check connection identity, chart revision and support conditions.
- TOMCAT Medium-Duty Plated: identify the series and load case
Check the plated connection, module code and loading-sheet scope before planning a TOMCAT span.
- Totems and projection towers: identify the whole assembly
Review the base, upright, top attachment and load position together.
- Truss bolt set
Plan set references, components, truss and intended connection. Composition to confirm, with rental or purchase inquiries.
- Unilumin double 1 m bumper
Plan bumper and system identification, connections and documentation. Configuration subject to technical review; rental or purchase.
- Unilumin ground support
Plan components, screen, layout and site conditions. System and references to confirm; rental or purchase.
- Unilumin rear support bases
Plan identification, connections, supports and site surface. Configuration subject to documentation and technical review; rental or purchase.
- Unilumin single 50 cm bumper
Plan bumper and system identification, connections and documentation. Configuration subject to technical review; rental or purchase.
- Unilumin support connection bars
Plan references, connections and documentation for rods and the support system. Configuration subject to technical review; rental or purchase.
- Unilumin support connectors
Plan connector and support references, connections and documentation. Configuration subject to technical review; rental or purchase.
- Unilumin support grids
Plan LED grid references, connections and documentation. Exact system to confirm; ask about rental or purchase.
- Wenger Signature: plan choral risers for a performance
Choose three or four steps, straight or curved layouts, access and transport for a standing choir in a multipurpose room.
- Wenger StageTek Outdoor: legs, connections and weather checks
Prepare StageTek Outdoor with its own manual: leg seating, connected decks, stabilizer braces, drainage and conditions after rainfall.
- Wenger StageTek: stages for panels, musicians and show changes
Compare a flat StageTek stage with seated-musician risers, review finish and sound requirements, and define the equipment and show support to quote.
- Wenger STRATA Event Staging: floor type, beams and deck locks
Distinguish STRATA Event Staging and Tent Floor from a pit filler, and check the support layout and deck locks before use.
- Wenger Tourmaster: choir risers for events at several venues
Compare step sizes, folding, carts and access before arranging a traveling choir package, installation or technical support.
- Wenger Versalite: identify and reuse a legacy system
Separate platforms, legs and connectors before planning a presentation or evaluating inherited equipment without documentation.
Technical guide
- 12 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 120/208, 120/240 and 230/400: identify venue power
Compare nominal voltage descriptions without confusing three-phase wye and split-phase. Prepare the information needed for AV equipment power planning.
- 16 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 20 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 24 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 28 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 32 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 4 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 8 ft circular stage: footprint and access
Application guide for a fixed circular stage: usable footprint, curved modules, supports, access and project documentation.
- 8 × 4 ft illuminated platform: Milk Plexi
The manufacturer shows a Milk Plexi deck in this nominal size and identifies its surface as natural polypropylene. The milky finish diffuses light from below; it is not a clear view through the floor.
- 8 × 4 ft transparent platform: Clear Plexi
Staging Dimensions describes Clear Plexi as clear acrylic, not mineral glass. This guide uses an 8 × 4 ft planning module; obtain the exact transparent-deck drawing and applicable supports before specifying an assembly.
- Adapters and splices: documentation to request
Prepare a power adapter or splice inquiry with assembly identity, both ends, function, limits, and available history.
- AJA FiDO 12G: prepare an end-to-end SDI fiber link
Move an SDI signal between event locations by checking converters, fiber and format. Start with source, destination and estimated distance before the cable route is final.
- Amaturo Theater: rigging, stage labor and AV setup
Plan an AV setup at Amaturo Theater in Fort Lauderdale: counterweights, lighting reset, labor, power, loading access and seating capacity to confirm.
- Amerant Bank Arena: drawings, rigging and permits in Sunrise
Prepare an Amerant Bank Arena installation in Sunrise: responsibilities, rigging and power documents, temporary structures and municipal filing times by scope.
- American Airlines Center, Dallas: rigging, load-in and technical review
Advance production at American Airlines Center in Dallas using dated load-in, rigging, power and scheduling references; verify current documents and capacities.
- America’s Center, St. Louis: rigging, floors and AV freight
Plan work at America’s Center: halls, Ballroom, Ferrara and The Dome; floor loads, rigging, utilities, freight and floor-plan approval.
- America’s Center: rigging, floors and services in St. Louis
America’s Center planning guide: area-specific rigging, floor loads, providers, docks, sound and haze.
- Anaheim Convention Center: production rigging, drawings and effects
Define production versus booth rigging. The exhibition exception in North 100 and halls A–E does not extend to every space.
- Analog multicore and stagebox: channels, returns, and labels
Prepare an analog snake from its actual channels and returns. Connect the input list, physical numbering, and patch without carrying over old event labels.
- Arsht Knight Concert Hall: rigging, audio patch and show setup
Prepare a show at Arsht’s Knight Concert Hall: loading clearance, expanded FOH, canopy, power, monitor signals, lighting and Fire Watch requests.
- Art-Net and sACN over fiber: document the control network
Plan optical lighting-control transport with identified protocols, universes, destinations and handoff points.
- ArtsPark Hollywood: permits and outdoor AV setup
Plan a production at ArtsPark at Young Circle: reservation versus final permit, stage, power, sound, structures and a thunderstorm plan.
- Audio and video power: organize circuits and loads
Prepare audio, video and control loads with circuits, schedules and priorities to coordinate event power with the venue and electrical provider.
- Augusta Convention Center: plans, floors and effects permits
Prepare plans, freight and effects at Augusta Convention Center. Check HID/CFL lighting, handling equipment, overnight security and connections before setup.
- AV freight: clearance, doors, weights and packages
Organize dimensions and weights for AV delivery: exterior height, clear door openings, the vehicle combination, axles and packed cases.
- AV freight: initial worksheet and 53, 26 and 15 ft trucks
Prepare AV freight with a package, vehicle and access worksheet. Compare 53, 26 and 15 ft trucks using supplier information and venue requirements.
- AV interfaces: document TCP, UDP, APIs, and GPIO
Prepare an AV interface record covering transport, messages, responses, and hardware variants. What to confirm before integrating TCP, UDP, APIs, or GPIO.
- AV rack PDU: outlets, functions, and access
Prepare an AV rack power inquiry with PDU references, equipment data, connector access, and required functions without assuming backup or protection.
- AV scenes for everyday room use
Define opening, presentation, and closing modes for showrooms, businesses, classrooms, and home AV spaces, including lighting and manual options.
- AV show control: control map and cue list
Identify who calls GO, what each destination receives, and how cue list revisions are managed. A proposed operator-led workflow for audio, video, and lighting.
- Aventura Arts & Cultural Center: line sets, projection and Fire Watch
Prepare production at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center: load-in access, occupied line sets, power, projection, lighting restoration and the 2026 Fire Watch policy.
- Backup switching: plan a verifiable test
Define the failure, scope, observations and recovery for a backup signal test without assuming continuity from two connected routes.
- BACnet: planning an interface between building systems and AV
What to request from the building professional: PICS, models, points, read access and data freshness when assessing a BACnet interface for AV.
- Balanced XLR: connectors and audio patch preparation
Identify three-contact XLR connectors, audio roles, and patch endpoints. Check signal, phantom requirements, and labeling before an AV setup.
- Baltimore Convention Center: rigging, floors and services
Prepare production at BCC Baltimore: rigging tracks and points, floor loads, staffing, motors, power, RF, freight and approval deadlines.
- Baltimore Convention Center: rigging, labor and AV logistics
Planning guide for Baltimore Convention Center: rigging, labor, services, floors and freight.
- Banquet tables: comparing round and rectangular options
Choose banquet tables by model, shape, tabletop and planned service. Dimension examples and an inquiry worksheet for early planning.
- Barco E2: preparing an AUX output for stage confidence
Plan confidence as a specific destination, output and source. An E2 AUX can carry a stage feed when capacity, card and format support the path.
- Barco Encore3: screen destinations, AUX and operator monitoring
Separate presenter confidence from operator multiview. Create the appropriate Encore3 destination and explicitly assign resolution and connectors.
- Barry University Broad Center: stage, technical crew and AV setup
Preparing Full Stage, Apron and pit at Broad: published dimensions, crew, fixed projection, unpublished rigging loads, effects and setup changes.
- Before doors open: plan the link check
Organize a source-to-destination signal check with formats, routes, functions and observations recorded before the event.
- BiDi optics: identify the pair and wavelengths
Review a single-strand BiDi link using both module part numbers, complementary TX/RX wavelengths and the requirements still to confirm.
- BNC and SDI coax: identify the entire video run
Review coaxial cable, BNC connectors, and joints throughout an SDI route. Specify an assembly from the signal, distance, and endpoint equipment.
- Booth demos and presentations: coordinate images, voice and the program
Plan a live demo or short booth presentation: sequence, roles, displays, sound, transitions and fallback content. Includes an editable worksheet.
- Booth dimensions and an initial plan for your AV quote
What to measure for booth AV: contracted space, open sides, units and usable area. Includes an editable worksheet and a 10 × 10 ft / 3 × 3 m comparison.
- Booth materials: coordinate move-in, handovers and move-out
Plan delivery destination, freight windows, receiving, empty cases and booth move-out. A documentation worksheet for providers and transport teams.
- Booth meetings: plan the conversation and its resources
Plan reception, appointments, documents and displays for booth meetings. Compare open conversations with a separate room without assuming acoustic privacy.
- Booth operations: coordinated setup, changes and daily handover
Plan roles, setup dependencies, approved revisions and daily opening and closing. A coordination worksheet that keeps the booth program clear.
- Booth power and internet: prepare the service request
Connect booth activities, equipment and schedules to power and internet requests. A worksheet for gathering requirements, coordinating providers and tracking confirmations.
- Booth power: information for the venue electrical contractor
Prepare booth locations, loads, schedules and service scope to review an exhibit power request with the event’s contractor.
- Boulevard Heights, Hollywood: rooms, amphitheater and AV setup
What venue rental includes at Boulevard Heights, how rooms differ from the amphitheater, and what to confirm about staffing, insurance, permits and AV setup.
- Bridgestone Arena, Nashville: rigging, load-in and technical review
Advance production at Bridgestone Arena using historical access, rigging and power references; confirm current revisions, loads and services.
- Broward College PCAT: venue approval and AV setup
Plan an event at PCAT, Broward College South Campus in Pembroke Pines: institutional approval, stage work and technical details to confirm.
- Broward Convention Center: LED, rigging and permits in Fort Lauderdale
Plan LED at Broward County Convention Center: Everlast, IATSE 500, Edlen, drawings, West/East Building, floor loads, effects and 2026–2027 labor costs.
- Cabinets, mounts and displays: checking the complete setup
Plan a cabinet, mount and display together: models, dimensions, included parts and compatibility. Start with photos or a sketch.
- Cable length, conductor size and installation conditions
Document cable construction, route and installation conditions to review ampacity, voltage drop and protection with the electrical provider.
- CAESARS FORUM: LED rigging, electricity and Clark County permits
Prepare a CAESARS FORUM installation: correct venue and jurisdiction, rigging review, power, egress plans, effects and outdoor structures.
- Caesars Superdome: floor, rigging, power and production
Plan production at Caesars Superdome: floor and roof loads, power, docks, video and permits. Guide figures and what to confirm for each event.
- Cam-Lok and Powerlock: identify the family and coding
Identify Cam-Lok and Powerlock-style single-pole connector families, record full references, and review coding without assuming compatibility from color.
- Camera fiber links: distinguish optical signal and hybrid systems
Identify camera feeds, returns, control, intercom and power when planning optical or hybrid camera links.
- Camera platform: sightline, operator space and vibration
Plan the camera support and operator position together before choosing platform height.
- Camping World Stadium: construction, field protection and production power
Plan production at Camping World Stadium using its 2025 guide: construction access, field protection, power, stage permits, LED content and weather.
- Camping World Stadium: field, structures and show power in Orlando
Prepare a Camping World Stadium setup: construction impacts, load-in, field protection, structural permits, show power and weather planning.
- Carnival Studio Theater: planning a setup at the Arsht Center
Seating layouts, rigging, power, loading and effects at Miami’s Carnival Studio Theater. Published specifications and questions for Production.
- Carnival Studio Theater: rigging, power, haze and technical access
Prepare a setup at the Arsht Center’s Carnival Studio Theater: loads, risers, 200 A power, lighting control, Fire Watch and loading dock.
- Charlotte Convention Center: rigging, floors and AV freight
Prepare AV work at Charlotte: Encore rigging, exhibit floor loads, utilities, freight, plans and differences between official documents.
- Charlotte Convention Center: rigging, power, and logistics
Charlotte Convention Center planning guide: rigging responsibilities, the 2026–2027 electrical form, floor loading, docks, and installation limits.
- Chase Center: plan AV for a private event
See how Ultra Club, Chase Club, United Globe Club, Arena Bowl and Thrive City differ when planning displays, sound and cameras.
- Choir and seated musicians: geometry, access and edge protection
Define standing, seated or choreographed use before planning a tiered platform.
- Choose a show-control platform for the project
Compare Medialon, WinScript Live, Q-SYS, DashBoard, and Node-RED by runtime, interfaces, operation, and maintenance of the AV scope.
- Choose a visual engine for an interactive experience
Compare TouchDesigner, Unreal, Notch, and Unity by data, content, integration, licensing, and operation.
- Clear height, obstructions and screen placement in your booth
Record heights, columns and access areas to compare a back, side or corner screen and a video fascia. Includes an integration worksheet for an evolving plan.
- Colorado Convention Center Denver: rigging, power and freight access
Before ordering extra power, verify included AV circuits and their locations. Do not assign LED and motors to those circuits without checking demand and service.
- Columbus Georgia Trade Center: production rigging, access and permits
Separate Columbus Georgia Trade Center conditions from fire and public right-of-way permits. Prepare room-specific loads, access and electricity.
- Conference AV continuity: backups, rehearsal and recovery
Define what each backup covers, who authorizes a change, and how to test room, livestream and recording outputs. Includes a dependency diagram and rehearsal worksheets.
- Conference backdrop: presenter, screen and event identity
Plan a conference backdrop around the presenter, presentation and brand. Compare layouts, camera views and an audiovisual coordination worksheet.
- Conference chairs: dimensions, versions and transport dollies
Compare arm and armless chairs, upholstery and bases. What to verify about dimensions, model-specific stacking and transport dollies for your event.
- Conference room power: prepare a supply schedule
Organize rooms, schedules and loads to review AV power handoff points and shared dependencies across a conference.
- Conference, awards or panel stage: plan the usable floor
Plan furniture, entrances and circulation together before choosing stage dimensions.
- Connect two venues through a two-way AV window
Plan outbound and return camera, voice, and display paths, local roles, and a useful alternative if the connection drops.
- Connector photos: prepare a power inquiry
What to photograph and how to link connector, cable, and nameplate images for an initial power quote before a final drawing is available.
- Content for LED totems, video fascia and booth displays
Define what each booth display shows and which files to deliver. An editable matrix for a totem, fascia, demo and meeting display, with destination requirements.
- Continuous load, demand and diversity: proposal assumptions
Document duration, simultaneous operation and demand factors in an event power proposal. Separate connected load from projected demand and approved sizing.
- Coral Gables Youth Center: rooms, theater and event setup
Plan a production at the War Memorial Youth Center: booking differences, theater and pavilions, outside equipment, insurance and permits.
- Coronado Springs: rooms and load-in during convention-center work
Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort is in Bay Lake, Orange County and CFTOD. Disney lists 1001 West Buena Vista Drive as the hotel address; confirm loading access separately. Before AV design, confirm the room, route and schedule available during the announced refurbishment.
- Crestron: identify the room control platform before integration
Distinguish CP4, CP4-R, Crestron Home and programmed control. Models, versions, tools and project information for an audiovisual inquiry.
- Cues for conferences, awards, launches, and fashion shows
Four proposed AV applications: openings, calls, clips, returns to stage, and an operator-held sequence when the rundown changes.
- Curved stage stairs: radius, rise and landing
Plan curved or concentric stage steps around the finished stage height, clear walking route and documented support system.
- DALI and DALI-2: components, groups and scenes
Understand DALI-2 control gear, application controllers, input devices, groups and scenes before coordinating architectural lighting with AV.
- Dance floor on 8 × 4 ft decks: wood finish
Planning guide for a wood-finished modular platform. Staging Dimensions lists standard decks and Tongue & Groove surface options; the exact deck and intended dance activity still need confirmation.
- Dante over fiber: plan network transport
Plan a Dante fiber extension with switches, optics, expected traffic and separation of primary and secondary networks.
- Deering Estate: tents, string lights, power and sound for an event
Prepare an evening setup at Deering Estate, Palmetto Bay: access, ballast, cables, the 60 dBA perimeter limit, effects and load-out.
- Dillard High School: room rental and audiovisual setup
Dillard Auditorium and Recital Hall in Fort Lauderdale: applications, school staff, costs, and technical details to confirm before setup.
- Diplomat Hollywood: confirming the room, rigging and providers
What to confirm for rigging at Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort: room, points, .dwg or .vwx drawings, providers and changes. Earlier manual limitations.
- Display cases and product stands: dimensions, access and loading
Define a display case by objects, dimensions, access, closure and manufacturer conditions. What to review before bringing it to an event.
- Display, platform and two access points for a hall
A 3.50 × 2 meter LED display, platform and two five-step Layher stair units in a sports space.
- Distro nameplate: separate input, outputs, and rating
Record a distro’s nameplate values, units, and label scope to review the proposal without adding outlet ratings together.
- DMX cable: three or five pins and end-of-line termination
Plan the physical DMX run: data cable, connectors, adapters, and line termination. Checks to make before blaming a flicker on the cable.
- Documented troubleshooting: evidence, changes and handoff
Prepare an optical-link review using documents and captures while separating observations, hypotheses and outstanding checks.
- Doral Cultural Arts Center: event setup, rooftop and permits
Rooms and Skyline Rooftop at Doral Cultural Arts Center: occupancy, unpublished rigging capacity, power, municipal permits, rental and a rain alternative.
- DPA 6066: prepare presenter fit, connection and voice checks
Plan consistent voice pickup as a presenter moves and turns. Start with the presentation type and proposed wireless system before the rundown is final.
- Drum or musician riser: fixed use and scene changes
Plan the full instrument footprint, support system and movement route before selecting a riser.
- Edison and twist-lock: request the complete designation
Identify power connectors by brand and full designation. Documented 5-15P, L5-20P, and L6-20 differences before discussing accessories.
- Eissey Campus Theatre: availability and audiovisual setup
What to confirm before producing at Eissey, Palm Beach Gardens: closure notice, rigging, power, crew, insurance and setup review.
- Environmental protection: enclosure, caps, and application
Document enclosures and connections to review environment, caps, and location for a power distribution unit.
- Ethernet over fiber: speed, link and traffic
Separate optical compatibility, operating speed and service delivery when reviewing an Ethernet fiber link for events.
- Event barriers and fencing: choose barriers, barricades, and fences by zone
Compare stanchions, pedestrian barriers, crowd pressure systems and fences. Review bases, gates, uses and setup; discuss rental or purchase.
- Event intercom: communication between director, cameras and stage
Plan intercom groups and paths, review Solidcom, RS-701 and Green-GO, and rehearse conversations. Discuss suitable rental or purchase options.
- Event internet: plan the connection and test the backup
Plan venue connectivity for live streams and remote guests. Check upload needs, network responsibilities, failover and recovery, with a connection brief to download.
- Event load lists: nameplate data and operating scenarios
Prepare input ratings, equipment quantities and operating schedules to coordinate event power with the venue and electrical provider.
- Event stages: choosing size, height and access
Plan event staging: usable area, height, stairs, ramps, equipment loads, compatible modules, setup and show changeovers. Includes practical examples and blank worksheets.
- Event stages: plan the size, height and show setup
Plan stages for talks, panels, DJs, bands and galas. Compare sizes, finished heights and access, then coordinate sound, lighting, video and rehearsal.
- Event trucks: CDL and transportation requirements
What to request before arranging AV freight in Florida: CDL class, assigned vehicle and driver, commercial operation and applicable documents.
- Event trucks: route, permits and venue arrival
Prepare AV freight arrival in Florida: coordinate the truck route, service access, permits and unloading window with the carrier and venue.
- Events at M-DCPS schools: rental, access and audiovisual setup
Prepare an event at Miami-Dade County Public Schools: facility authorization, COI, crew access, rigging, power and cancellation.
- Extron: identifying room controllers, panels and tools
Use IPCP Pro 250 xi and TLP Pro 725T as references to identify an Extron system, configuration, programming, interface and project information.
- Fairchild: audio, setup and rain plans for weddings in Coral Gables
Prepare audio and setup at Fairchild: contracted space, vendor approval, loading, power, rigging and an alternative for rain and thunderstorms.
- FAU Kaye, Boca Raton: planning an audiovisual setup
What to agree on for an event at Kaye Auditorium: rigging, power, sound, effects and technical approval, with official documents and revision limits.
- FENIX AT-06: front loading, access and setup planning
Assess how equipment is picked up and positioned from floor level as well as its final height.
- Fiber across rooms: port maps and handoffs
Organize inter-room links with identified ports, fibers, services and venue-agreed handoff points.
- Fiber inspection and cleaning: compatible tools
Prepare connector details, inspection tips, cleaners, and documentation. Coordinate fiber inspection without assuming a cap guarantees cleanliness.
- Fiber KVM for FOH: review video and USB separately
Plan a KVM extension for operating a computer from FOH with identified video, peripherals and USB functions.
- Fiber labels, patch records, and endpoint mapping
Organize cable IDs, fiber positions, ports, and link roles. Keep an endpoint record for patch checks and documented changes.
- Fiber reels: deployment, storage, and manufacturer bend limits
Prepare a fiber reel with cable identification and documented handling limits. Record condition before and after an event cable run.
- FIU Graham Center: AV coordination and event setup
Plan a Graham Center event at FIU: in-house AV operation, outside equipment, structures, effects, access and a confirmed production scope.
- FIU Ocean Bank: preparing the arena, installation and event review
Production at Ocean Bank Convocation Center: arena floor, layout-based capacity, external requests, structure and effect review, AV, insurance and technical access.
- FIU Wolfe University Center: preparing LED, sound, rigging and effects
Prepare a WUC event at FIU Biscayne Bay Campus, North Miami: rooms, unconfirmed loads, AV operation, EH&S review, effects, insurance and installation changes.
- Floors, walls, and tables that respond to the audience
Design the zone, detection, picture, and operation for projection, LED floor, wall, or touch table.
- Fluke LinkIQ: check cable, switch port and PoE before testing content
Separate a cabling fault from a network or application issue. Start with the symptom and connected devices even if you do not yet know which section is failing.
- Fontainebleau Las Vegas: AV, rigging, loading and permits
Conference Center planning guide for Fontainebleau Las Vegas: Encore, docks, elevators, floor loads, plans and permits.
- Fontainebleau Las Vegas: loading, floors and AV services
Plan Fontainebleau Las Vegas production: docks and elevators, floor loads by level, Encore services, schedules and effects review.
- Fontainebleau Miami Beach: rigging and AV in Coral, Pearl and Tides
Prepare a Coastal Convention Center setup: divisible rooms, 2026 capacities, Indian Creek loading, rigging CAD, AV routing and terrace backup.
- Forklifts, pallet jacks and freight elevators for events
What to request when contracting forklifts, pallet jacks, carts and freight elevators for an AV delivery: freight, route, operator and booking.
- From booth plan to usable dimensions, graphics and freight access
Coordinate interior dimensions, graphics, shipping packages and plan revisions. Compare AV options while final measurements are still being confirmed.
- From idea to prototype: an interactive experience brief
Plan the audience, action, response, journey, and a useful test before choosing sensors, an avatar, or a surface.
- From sensor to image: design a readable response
Separate measurement, interpretation, visual state, and output. Define interfaces, missing data, and operator control.
- Frost Science: prepare event video, installation and effects in Miami
Planetarium, pre-function and Museum Plaza: HDMI, conflicting capacity figures, smoke restrictions, vendors and documentation for planning at Frost Science.
- Functional power diagrams and handoff points
Organize source, handoff, distribution and loads in a conceptual diagram to coordinate event power with the venue and provider.
- Furniture dimensions to share when requesting a quote
Start a furniture quote with a photo or sketch. Review dimensions, access and delivery with a technical worksheet and an initial inquiry template.
- Gallagher transparent platforms: evaluate an 8 × 4 ft proposal
Gallagher calls its Plexi staging Lexan staging. The family is documented, but the exact transparent 8 × 4 ft deck drawing, surface specification and support requirements remain unconfirmed. This is a selection guide, not a released equipment specification.
- Gateways: checking direction, points and functions across protocols
Review a gateway without assuming complete compatibility. Model, application, data types and feedback; Intesis IN701-KNX manual 1.4.7 reference.
- Gaylord Opryland, Nashville: floors, rigging and AV freight
Prepare work at Gaylord Opryland: Ryman Exhibit Hall, floor loads, dated rigging documents, docks, services and pending approvals.
- Gaylord Opryland: Ryman halls, ballrooms and production access
Gaylord Opryland planning guide: Ryman A/B, ballrooms, loading, capacities and technical details to confirm.
- Gaylord Palms: rigging, FSE permits and effects in Osceola
Gaylord Palms is at 6000 West Osceola Parkway, unincorporated Osceola County, with a Kissimmee postal address. For LED in Coastal Ballroom, use that room’s plan and separate structural review, rigging and power.
- Gaylord Rockies, Aurora: rigging plans, loads and services
Prepare production at Gaylord Rockies: Encore Aurora plans, documented WLL, geometry differences, services and project information still to confirm.
- Gaylord Rockies: planning rigging in Adams Ballroom
Plan audiovisual rigging for Adams Ballroom at Gaylord Rockies in Aurora, Colorado. The 2021 reference drawing identifies points, heights and suspension conditions for this room. Confirm the applicable revision and event loads with the venue before designing the installation.
- Gaylord Texan, Grapevine: rigging, services and production access
Plan production at Gaylord Texan: dated Encore 2024 guidelines, rigging, truss, carpet protection, services and room-specific capacities to confirm.
- Gaylord Texan: Longhorn, rigging and outside production
Gaylord Texan planning guide: Longhorn, exclusive rigging, deadlines, house PA and carpet protection.
- Generac GP3300i: verify the model and manual
Identify the GP3300i variant and distinguish running from starting watts before an inquiry with GLMedia.
- GRB Houston: exclusive rigging, power and convention haze
An outside AV provider can prepare production, but structural rigging and atmospheric effects go through Staging Solutions. Coordinate electricity with Smart City.
- Green-GO: back up configurations and recover intercom stations
Back up Green-GO Control 5 configurations and rehearse MCXD and WBPX intercom recovery. Compare user, device and startup settings before JOIN, ADOPT or Save to devices.
- Ground and neutral: temporary-power documentation
Request diagrams, identification and verification records to coordinate grounding and neutral arrangements for temporary event power.
- Gusman Concert Hall: sound reinforcement, monitors and recording
Prepare stage layout, FOH mixing and recording at University of Miami’s Gusman Concert Hall. Small/large differences and limits of the 2017 guide.
- GWCC Atlanta: rigging, plans and laser documentation
Use the October 2026 Event Planning Guide. Separate Fire Marshal plans, rigging review and service orders; their approval routes differ and do not replace one another.
- Hanging fascia, logo or sign: build the item’s mass record
What to request from a sign vendor: configuration, masses, graphics, accessories and changes. A starting worksheet for project review.
- Hanging signs and fascias: from design to hotel review
Present a sign or fascia, review its relationship to aisles, and compare suspended and ground-supported alternatives.
- Hard Rock Stadium: installation drawings and permits in Miami Gardens
Preparing installation documents for Hard Rock Stadium: booked space, temporary structures, power, PDF drawings and revisions in Miami Gardens.
- Harmonics and neutral: questions for electronic loads
Prepare electronic-load, neutral and harmonic-record information for professional review of event power design.
- HDBaseT and category-cable extenders for stage confidence
Select a category-cable link by its transmitter and receiver. Define protocol, format and power before connecting the stage monitor.
- HDBaseT cable: plan the run from the extender requirements
What to specify for an HDBaseT run: endpoint models, cable, shielding, connectors, and patch sections. Physical preparation and documentation checks.
- HDMI over fiber: an extender pair or an AOC
For a distant monitor, distinguish separate TX/RX devices from a directional active HDMI cable. Fiber alone does not guarantee format support, power or HDMI negotiation.
- HDMI over fiber: direction, power and EDID
Review active optical HDMI cables and extenders: endpoints, auxiliary power, complete signal format and EDID negotiation.
- Henry B. González Convention Center: rigging, loading and technical services
Prepare an audiovisual build at Henry B. González Convention Center using official policies on rooms, loading, rigging, power, networking and plan approval.
- Henry B. González, San Antonio: rigging, services and loading
Prepare an HBGCC installation: rigging scope, exclusive and preferred services, floor plans, loading docks, floor protection and effect approvals.
- High stools: seat, back and foot support
Choose a stool by seat height, back, base and footrest. Details to compare it with an event table or counter.
- High tables and side tables: choose by height and purpose
Compare standing tables, seated-use tables and side tables. Dimensions to request for height, base, surface, seating and finish.
- Hilton Anatole Dallas: rooms, CAD and event rigging
Hilton Anatole planning guide: Grand, Chantilly, Imperial, Stemmons and Trinity, CAD, Encore rigging, LED, services and source limits.
- Hilton Anatole, Dallas: drawings, rigging and room load limits
Plan Hilton Anatole rigging with Chantilly, Grand, Imperial, Stemmons and Trinity drawings, combined loads and limits of historical documentation.
- Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon: room selection, rigging and production scope
Plan audiovisual production at Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon: booked room, jurisdiction, rigging review, power and responsibilities.
- Hilton Orlando: rigging, suppliers and loading access
At Hilton Orlando, 6001 Destination Parkway, unincorporated Orange County, separate rigging, electricity, AV and internet in the order. The hotel’s partner page assigns different roles.
- Home Assistant: choosing scenes, scripts and automations
Compare Home Assistant scenes, scripts and automations with a conceptual example and the information needed to plan audiovisual room control.
- Honda EU2200i: variant and AV planning
Identify the U.S. EU2200i version, rated output and outlets before reviewing an audiovisual power option with GLMedia.
- Honda EU3200i: AV power planning
Review the U.S. EU3200i version, rated output and receptacles before an AV power inquiry with GLMedia.
- Honda EU7000iS: market version and outlets
Review published U.S. EU7000iS ratings and the documentation needed to assess its 120/240 V outputs.
- Hotel rigging: access, documents, and project changes
Organize shipment details, access routes, schedules, documents, and revisions with the hotel and vendors.
- Hotel rigging: options, proposals, and project closeout
Respond to rigging changes, present audiovisual options, and document visual review, removal, and room handover.
- Huntington Place, Detroit: rigging, floors and labor
Prepare a Huntington Place installation: ballroom rigging plot, labor, floor loads, services, loading access, haze and document deadlines.
- Huntington Place: rigging, labor, floors and freight
Planning guide for Huntington Place, Detroit: rigging, stagehands, floor loads, docks, utilities and audiovisual event plans.
- Hyatt Regency Miami: divided rooms, capacity and AV routing
Prepare audio and video in Regency, Orchid and Hibiscus: room divisions, capacity differences, the 2016 plan, assistive listening, and rigging and network limits.
- Hyatt Regency Orlando: capacity with AV and screen height
At Hyatt Regency Orlando, 9801 International Drive, unincorporated Orange County, a marketing capacity is not capacity with your stage, FOH and screen. Separate full room, partitions and setup type.
- Hynes Boston: room-specific rigging, AV and floor loads
Planning guide for Hynes Convention Center: room-specific rigging, AV, exclusive services, floors and haze.
- Hynes, Boston: rigging, floors and AV freight
Prepare production at Hynes: rigging jurisdictions, floor loads, AV unloading, power, Wi-Fi, haze and event documents.
- IEC 60309: reading a connector’s markings
Record IEC 60309 connector references, current, voltage, frequency, poles, clock position, and protection for a precise equipment inquiry.
- ImagePRO-4K: adapting video for a confidence monitor
Use ImagePRO-4K to address signal format, size or framing. Plan note generation and presenter compositions separately.
- Immersive experience: prepare repeated audiovisual sessions
Attended start, holding content, end of session, and next performance: a proposed application for immersive experiences and repeated shows.
- Indiana Convention Center: floor loads, rigging and technical services
Planning guide for audiovisual work at Indiana Convention Center: floor loads, docks, labor, power, internet and safety.
- Indiana Convention Center: rigging, floors and services in Indianapolis
Prepare an Indiana Convention Center installation: rigging labor, floor loads, electricity, networks, freight, layouts and effect conditions.
- Integrate a virtual character with video: signal, transparency, and timing
Plan camera input, compositing, Spout/Syphon, and latency measurement at the final destination.
- Interactive booth demos: plan the visitor journey
Plan a demo using fictional data, a clear starting point and a return to standby. Separate interaction, contact collection and recording with defined owners.
- Interactive booth: from a visitor action to content
Proposed booth AV application: separate input, request, and playback, handle repeated actions, and prepare a manual alternative.
- Intuit Dome: choose an event space and plan the AV
Compare Intuit Dome’s arena, plaza, Court B and other spaces before planning displays, sound, cameras and event content.
- Inverter or conventional: planning the choice
Compare output quality, loads, runtime and noise for specific portable generator models with GLMedia.
- IP control of commercial displays: input, power and feedback
Check model, firmware, protocol and power-saving conditions before integrating a commercial display. NEC MultiSync M431 and External Control Rev1.2 as examples.
- James L. Knight Center: stage, rigging and event recording
Preparing the Miami theater setup: conflicting seating figures, modular stage, loads, IATSE labor, technical access, recording and effects.
- Javits Center: rigging, floor loads and permits for LED walls and effects
Plan rigging, LED walls, power and effects at Javits Center: hall loads, North Building, authorized labor, FDNY and New York laser documentation.
- JW Marriott Austin: production rigging, network and loading
Plan production at JW Marriott Austin: Markey’s rigging and services, drawings, streaming network and limits of the historical loading document.
- JW Marriott Austin: room rigging, power and network
JW Marriott Austin planning guide: Markey’s rigging, three-phase power, internet, dock and approvals.
- JW Marriott Miami Turnberry: rigging plans, providers and permits
Prepare rigging and AV at JW Marriott Miami Turnberry, Aventura: CAD plans, loads, 21-day submission timing, crew and separate approvals.
- Kaseya Center: planning your setup and approvals
What to confirm for LED, sound, rigging, power and effects at Kaseya Center: booked space, vendors, drawings and approvals in the City of Miami.
- KBHCCD Dallas: rigging, power and load-in during construction
Confirm operational areas first. Construction notes affect halls D, E and F, ballrooms A and D and Hall C utilities; do not dispatch equipment against an older drawing.
- Kia Center Orlando: load-in, rigging, power and LED files
Plan a Kia Center setup using Production Guide 8.0: loading access, rigging loads, shared electrical capacity and conflicting LED specifications.
- Kia Center Orlando: rigging, show power and load-in
Prepare a Kia Center production advance using guide 8.0: touring rigging, show power, equipment access, labor and effects requiring review.
- KNX and ETS: preparing information for audiovisual integration
Identify the KNX bus, interface, ETS version, objects, addresses and state feedback before planning audiovisual control.
- Koubek Center: shared wireless microphones, theater projection and lighting
Prepare the Koubek Center theater: shared Shure GLXD4R receivers, Yamaha CL1 and Rio3224-D, ETC dimmers, Barco projection and technical handback.
- kW, kVA and power factor: preparing an inquiry
Understand kW and kVA, what information to request and how to avoid incorrect generator comparisons.
- LC, SC, ST, and FC: identifying fiber terminations
Recognize optical connector families and record both ends without confusing shape, fiber type, and polish.
- Lecterns and podiums: reading surface and AV integration
Specify a lectern by dimensions, reading surface, presenter access and identified accessories. Coordinate microphones, monitors and controls with the AV team.
- LED optical links and confidence monitors: separate signal paths
An LED controller optical output and a confidence video output perform different jobs. Draw both paths before selecting a converter.
- LED optical links: before and after the processor
Choose where to extend an LED system: video into the processor or LED output data from the processor to the converter and screen.
- LED wall ground support: screen, interfaces and stability
Define whether the screen is stacked or suspended before selecting its support.
- LED wall startup: information for power planning
Separate inrush from operating consumption to review LED wall power and coordinate startup with the electrical provider.
- Littman: microphones, monitors, lighting and theater load-in
Prepare sound, lighting, loading and schedules at North Miami Beach’s Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater within the limits of its published technical packet.
- Loading docks: check-in, EAC access and event booking
Prepare AV freight access: marshalling yard, credentials, EAC requirements and dock booking. Separate check-in, unloading and event services.
- Local control and cloud services: dependencies by function
Separate the local interface, device integration and remote access. Home Assistant, Shelly Plus Plug US and optional Nabu Casa service references.
- Loews Miami Beach: divided ballrooms, LED, sound and rigging
Prepare Americana and Poinciana: room divisions, ceiling height, occupancy with AV, signal isolation, access and rigging and permit review in Miami Beach.
- Los Angeles Convention Center: rigging, structures and haze/laser review
LACC rigging does not have one mandatory provider everywhere. Separate Petree/Concourse Hall from other halls and use the event’s authorized list.
- Lounge chairs and sofas for a panel: dimensions and support
Compare individual lounge chairs and sofas for conversation: seat, depth, arms, upholstery and delivery. Information to coordinate cameras and sound.
- Lutron Caséta and RadioRA: system, hub and regional variants
Compare Caséta, RadioRA 2 and RadioRA 3 using documented controller models. Information to prepare an AV integration inquiry.
- LVCC: rigging plans, LED and approvals before installation
Plan a Las Vegas Convention Center installation: DWG/DWF layouts, PDF/DWG rigging, deadlines, hall restrictions, EAC contractors and effects.
- MACC: LED suspension, outside AV suppliers and load-in planning
Rigging, freight access, house sound, power and plans for events at Miami Airport Convention Center and DoubleTree.
- Macon Convention Center: production LED, docks, floor and power
Prepare LED and equipment at Macon’s Edgar H. Wilson Convention Center. Check docks, carpeted floor, power, drawings and effects separately from Coliseum rules.
- Mandalay Bay: preparing rigging plans, LED walls and approvals
What to submit before flying LED, sound or lighting at Mandalay Bay: room, loads, providers, deadlines, floors and plan revisions.
- Manual GO, triggers, or timecode: how the show advances
Compare manual calls, triggers, and timed cues based on what may change during the show. Plan the sequence, operator decisions, and manual fallback.
- Mapping signal cables between stage, FOH, and screens
Record signal sources, destinations, ports, and cable routes. Start an audiovisual cable map before the final floor plan is available.
- MARJCC theater: fixed battens, monitors, projection and video
AV preparation for MARJCC’s Lieberman theater: rigging without a fly system, circuits, monitors, cyclorama, recording and loading without a dock.
- Marriott Marquis Washington, DC: rigging, power and production
Preparation guide for Marriott Marquis Washington, DC covering production deadlines, rigging, power, network, loading and safety.
- Marriott Marquis Washington, DC: rigging, services and production deadlines
Plan production at Marriott Marquis Washington, DC: 2026 guidelines, outside AV, defined exclusive services, rigging and deadlines needing confirmation.
- Matter and Thread: controllers, networks and compatibility
Separate Matter, Thread and border router roles. Check device models, firmware and platform support before planning room control.
- MBCC Miami Beach: rigging, permits, haze and lasers for events
Plan LED and rigging at Miami Beach Convention Center: Encore, IATSE 500, drawings, deadlines, floor loads, haze and laser permits, and installation changes.
- McCormick Place: hanging LED, drawings, EAC and effects
Prepare rigging and LED at McCormick Place: hanging items of 500 lb or more, engineering, EAC, BEEP, trades, room access and laser or smoke approvals.
- MCEC Boston: convention LED, rigging, power and haze
At MCEC, supported truss is also within the exclusive rigging provider’s scope. Identify the room, drawing and system before contracting motors, truss or lifts.
- MDC Chapman: screens, partition and Room 3210 event setup
Prepare an event at Chapman Conference Center, Wolfson Campus: layout capacities, screens, partition, technical work orders, access and floor-plan limits.
- MDC Kendall McCarthy: seating, projection and outdoor support
Prepare McCarthy Auditorium 6120 and Talking Place: audience layout, projection, lighting, technical services, access and rigging limits.
- MDC Kendall: audio and video in divisible rooms R402/R403 and K413
Prepare MDC Kendall rooms R402/R403 and K413: layout-specific capacities, separate audio, video destinations, fourth-floor access and installation approval.
- MDC North Campus: LED, rigging and effects at Lehman Theater and Studio Theater
Prepare events at Miami Dade College North Campus theaters: dimensions, suspension limits, AV connections, authorized crew, effects and booking deadlines.
- Medialon: prepare a show-control project and rehearsal
Medialon Manager 7.1 architecture, target and license, cue preparation, and a proposed rehearsal record for video, audio, and lighting.
- Meeting and training tables: surface, legs and dimensions
Compare tables for discussion or laptop work: tabletop depth, clearance below, finishes and delivery configuration.
- MGM Grand Conference Center: AV, rigging, power and permits
MGM Grand Las Vegas planning guide: rooms, Marquee and Chairman’s, Encore and Edlen roles, internet, CCFD plans, haze and access.
- MGM Grand Conference Center: services, power and loading
Plan MGM Grand Las Vegas production: outside AV and breakouts, rigging, electrical scope to clarify, schedules, loading and approvals.
- Miami Beach Bandshell: audio, lighting, LED and rigging for concerts
Prepare technical integration at Miami Beach Bandshell: load-in, zoned power, Avantis, DMX universes, LED cropping and effects.
- Miami Beach Senior High: from a facility request to an auditorium setup
Plan an AV inquiry for Miami Beach Senior High: facility requests, insurance, crew access and technical approval for the auditorium.
- Minneapolis Convention Center: rigging, floor loads and AV production
Planning guide for Minneapolis Convention Center: rigging, floor loads, labor, docks, utilities and safety plans.
- Minneapolis Convention Center: rigging, floors and freight
Prepare an MCC Minneapolis production: Auditorium rigging points, wheel and floor loads, staffing, services, freight access and effects.
- Modular backdrops: frames, panels, and finishes
Compare frames, panels, and finishes for a scenic backdrop. Prepare visible faces, joints, samples, and supplier details to discuss your options.
- Moisture and rain: plan outdoor power distribution
Document exposure, routes and equipment ratings to coordinate outdoor temporary power and a plan for changing weather.
- Morial New Orleans: rigging, floor loads, power and effects
Prepare MCCNO rigging points, floor loads, electrical service, effects and plans. Distinguish room limits, submission deadlines and approvals.
- Moscone San Francisco: points, bridles, House Head and power
Hall E and Hall F have different rigging limits. Vertical loads, bridles, perimeter points and signage members are not interchangeable.
- Moss Center Black Box: loading, grid, audio and lighting
Prepare a setup at the Moss Center Black Box in Cutler Bay: doors, grid, ETC Ion, Yamaha QL1, power and differences in capacity and inventory.
- Moss Lab Theater: rigging grid, lighting patch and production in Cutler Bay
Prepare seating, access, loads, lighting patch, audio and power for the Moss Lab Theater without applying another room’s rules.
- Moss Main Stage: orchestra pit, linesets and fire curtain
Prepare a show at the Moss Center Main Stage: pit lift, seating, counterweight linesets, acoustic shell, projection and fire curtain travel.
- MPO/MTP: document end-to-end link polarity
Record part numbers, fiber positions, keys and channel mapping for an MPO/MTP link without assuming connector compatibility.
- MQTT: messages, state and availability in an AV interface
Interpreting MQTT topics, retained messages and availability. A fictional example for deciding what to display and when to treat data as stale.
- Music City Center Nashville: rigging points, power and haze
Not every Exhibit Hall point supports two tons. Identify the member and drawing legend before assigning motors or signage.
- Navy Pier: rigging, LED and load-in at Aon Grand Ballroom and Festival Hall
Plan LED, rigging and power at Navy Pier: Aon Grand Ballroom versus Festival Hall, service providers, drawings, loading doors and effects.
- NETGEAR M4250: plan event Dante, NDI and PoE networking
Organize ports, profiles and tests for an M4250 AV network. Start with the devices you need to connect, even before the network diagram is final.
- Network cable category and the complete event channel
Separate cable category, shielding, and construction. Record patch leads, connectors, and the entire route when preparing an event AV network.
- New World Center: projection, AV production and rain backup
Prepare AV production at New World Center, Miami Beach: layout capacities, equipment operators, Rooftop Garden and separate SoundScape Park permits.
- Node-RED: a conceptual flow for AV content coordination
Proposed Node-RED 5.0.9 example with fictional data: content requests, message classification, and observation without equipment connections.
- NSU Art Museum: choosing a space and planning an AV event
NSU Art Museum auditorium, terrace, lobby, and boardroom in Fort Lauderdale: capacities, gallery protection, access, and audiovisual setup.
- OCCC Orlando: LED wall rigging, power and effects permits
Prepare an Orange County Convention Center installation: drawings, loads, exclusive rigging, electricity, haze, lasers, deadlines and design changes.
- Operate, rehearse, and accept an interactive experience
Plan participation alternatives, sessions, minimal capture, fallback, and acceptance checks.
- Optical link with no signal: where to start
Identify equipment, endpoints and indicators on an optical link with no signal. Record useful evidence before replacing modules or interrupting a system.
- Optical power budget: gather the inputs first
Identify the transmitter, receiver, fiber and connection data needed to review link losses, operating range and margin.
- Optical telemetry: read values against the data sheet
Record TX/RX, temperature, current and optical alarms without generic limits or treating telemetry as a completed link test.
- opticalCON DUO: identify the variant and event cable
Confirm opticalCON DUO part number, fiber, polish, chassis, and route. Prepare the assembly and distinguish hybrid variants.
- opticalCON QUAD: variant and physical fiber mapping
Prepare opticalCON QUAD with its full part number, fiber type, terminations, and four-fiber mapping before defining the patch.
- OS2 and OM3/OM4: choose fiber from the transceivers
Identify fiber type, optical modules, connectors, and route before specifying OS2, OM3, or OM4 for an AV link.
- Outdoor stage platform with wooden stairs and black skirting
A documented outdoor stage platform installed on grass, with a black surface, matching skirting and wooden access stairs.
- Outdoor stage roofs: configuration and weather plan
Treat the roof, walls, loads and site as one documented arrangement.
- Palmer Trinity: access, rental hours and event setup in Palmetto Bay
Plan loading access, rental hours, crew entry and AV scope at Palmer Trinity School. Separate the school contract, setup review and filming permits.
- PAMM: Museum Buyout, terraces and audiovisual setup
Define spaces at PAMM, check Museum Buyout requirements and prepare audio, video, loads and a rain alternative without transferring capacities or approvals.
- Panel, button or app: choosing controls and understanding IR
Compare room interfaces and distinguish a button press, IR transmission and device state. Global Caché iTach IP2IR, Unified TCP API v1.1 reference.
- Passive, active, and directional HDMI: planning the cable run
Choose an HDMI assembly by part number, direction, features, and route. Checks before pulling an active or optical HDMI cable through a difficult path.
- PBCCC in West Palm Beach: rigging, effects and exhibition setup
Prepare PBCCC rigging, power, plans and load-in. Check fog/haze restrictions and differences between facility and exhibitor policies.
- Peacock Foundation Studio: grid, technical access and AV installation
Prepare an event at Arsht’s Peacock Foundation Studio: layout-based capacity, grid without published loads, Stage Door access, shared lifts and effects.
- Pennsylvania Convention Center: Philadelphia rigging, floor loads and power
Identify the room before calculating supports or points. The halls’ 350 lb/ft² rating does not apply to Grand Hall or ballrooms.
- Phase balancing: prepare an event load schedule
Group loads by circuit, phase and operating scenario for electrical-provider review. One overall power total does not establish phase balance.
- Phoenix Convention Center: motors-up rigging, drawings and power
Phoenix is a motors-up facility: AV Concepts supplies labor, chain hoists and hardware within that scope. Prepare DWG or VWX; PDF is reference-only.
- Pinecrest Gardens and Banyan Bowl: sound, setup and thunderstorm suspension
Prepare a Pinecrest Gardens event: installed sound-system integration, space-specific schedules, rigging limits, insurance and a thunderstorm plan.
- Pixel Streaming: a 3D experience in the browser
Separate remote rendering, streaming, and interaction. Assess versions, resources, concurrency, and fallback before deployment.
- PIXELHUE EP4T/R Pro: optical transport for HDMI confidence
Use the EP4T/R Pro pair to carry an existing feed. Verify full format, modules and endpoints before specifying the optical link.
- PIXELHUE F4: cards, AUX and operator monitoring
Identify installed F4 cards before assigning confidence. A card mode can change which connectors carry independent images.
- PIXELHUE F8: card planning and stage destinations
Assign F8 destinations around actual cards and output modes. A chassis with more slots does not remove module restrictions.
- PIXELHUE P10: program, AUX and presentation confidence
Choose a P10 port by function and format. HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 1.3 outputs do not have the same documented limits.
- PIXELHUE P20-DS: video, SDI copies and confidence audio
Identify the DS suffix before planning audio and outputs. Separate physical video copies from the audio routing the show requires.
- PIXELHUE P20: separating the main screen and confidence
For P20, plan content, operating mode and each output’s function. Optical connections that copy HDMI do not add independent content.
- PIXELHUE P80: main, flex, SDI matrix and multiview
Choose a P80 output family by destination content. Main, flex, SDI matrix and MVR perform different functions.
- PIXELHUE Q8: output groups and monitoring
Before adding Q8 confidence, identify the output card and distinguish copied connectors from independent destinations.
- PIXELHUE: choosing processing, outputs and transport
Compare devices by show sources and screens, independent feed requirements and operator control. A brand name does not define a configuration.
- Plan temporary event power with a generator supplier
Compare venue power, temporary generation, and backup. Start with photos, a schedule, or a sketch, then define the service scope.
- Portable generator for a small event: what to send
Gather loads, schedules and location details for a portable event generator inquiry. Review power options and coordination with GLMedia.
- Portable generator noise: compare measurement conditions
Review load, distance and method before comparing generator decibels or planning a presentation with microphones.
- Portable generator or battery: small-load alternatives
Compare output, energy, runtime and site conditions before choosing a generator or battery power station for an event.
- Portable generator placement and carbon monoxide
Gather outdoor location photos and information to review exhaust, openings, audience areas and rain before an event.
- Portable generator runtime: load and fuel
Compare published runtime with its test load and plan the complete event schedule and fuel stops.
- Portable power for a presentation with sound: load list
Build an electrical load list for microphones, mixer, speakers and playback before selecting portable power.
- Portable power for camera and control: continuity
List cameras, switcher, monitoring, recording and network equipment to review portable power and signal continuity.
- Portable power for LED lighting: selection data
Gather fixture quantities, models, input consumption and startup data to review event power.
- Portable power for outdoor projection: load and continuity
Gather projector, playback and sound data to review portable power and continuity for outdoor projection.
- Power cable reels: manufacturer operating conditions
Identify a power reel’s article number, nameplate, and coiled or uncoiled limits before planning its event application.
- Power distribution: external checks and removal from service
Record visible damage to distros, cables, and connectors, segregate questionable items, and request documentation for review.
- Power extensions: labels, condition, and environment
Record extension cord markings, both ends, and operating conditions for cable-route planning without inferring capacity from thickness.
- Power handoff: what to record before use
Prepare a power-handoff record identifying documents, locations, limits and unresolved items for event coordination.
- Power quality and sensitive equipment: document the problem
Record restarts, interruptions and operating conditions to request power-quality review without diagnosing from symptoms alone.
- powerCON and TRUE1: the part number defines conditions
Distinguish legacy powerCON, XX, and TRUE1 by full reference. Document mating, breaking capacity, and operating environment.
- Prepare a documentation package for suspension and support review
Bring together inventory, sketches, sources and changes for rigging and venue review. Separate floor, points, movement, evidence and each reviewer’s response.
- Prerecorded, live, or conversational avatar: choose the experience
Compare recorded content, a human-operated character, and generated conversation; plan voice, animation, and fallback.
- Primary and backup fiber routes: shared dependencies
Document equipment, fibers, power and common sections to understand which failures a backup optical route can cover.
- Prime Osborn Jacksonville: rigging, power and load-in access
Check the floor and route before selecting display supports: the guide lists 360 lb/ft² in Exhibit Hall and meeting rooms, and 250 lb/ft² in Old Terminal. These figures do not approve concentrated wheel or leg loads.
- Professional rental generator: model and scope
Review the rental generator's model, accessories, operation, and support. Start with the supplier's quote or exterior photos.
- Projector control over IP and RS-232: protocols, commands and state
What to confirm before integrating a projector: model, firmware, IP functions, state feedback and RS-232 parameters. Epson L790U documentation as a reference.
- Protection trips: what to record before requesting diagnosis
Prepare a trip report with timing, active loads and device indications to support professional review of event power.
- Prudential Center, Newark: rigging, load-in and technical review
Plan production at Prudential Center with dated references for access, floor loading, rigging, power and systems; verify the current revision.
- Q-SYS: prepare a UCI and separate emulation from real operation
Prepare a UCI in Q-SYS Designer 10.5 and compare emulated logic with controls, status, and outputs on the real system.
- Ransom Everglades: choosing a campus, room and audiovisual scope
Prepare an event at Ransom Everglades: distinguish campuses and unnamed capacity options, separate room rental, equipment and staffing, and review rigging and effects.
- RCD and GFCI: function and information for the electrician
Identify residual-current protection and collect load and trip information for professional review of temporary event power.
- Receiving a rented portable generator: documents and exterior
Prepare generator receipt with identification, accessories, manual and an external condition record before commissioning.
- Reception and booth counters: work surface and storage
Prepare a counter inquiry for registration or a booth: height, work surface, rear access, storage and delivery configuration.
- Reliant Center: power, network, and exhibitor services
Planning guide for Reliant Center, formerly NRG Center: providers, electrical plans, hookups, networking, and rigging and logistics limits.
- Rent, buy or combine: compare booth proposals
Compare options around the same program, responsibilities and services. A worksheet to distinguish quoted scope, options and items awaiting confirmation.
- Rick Case Arena: rigging, floor loads and power in Davie
Plan a setup at NSU’s Rick Case Arena: point loads, portable flooring, power, loading access and differences between the website and PDF.
- Riedel Bolero: plan intercom roles, connections and coverage
Plan communication between direction, cameras and stage. Start with working roles and zones even before a final floor plan is available.
- RJ45 and etherCON: identify the connector, cable, and port
Prepare RJ45 or etherCON cabling without confusing category, mechanical fit, and protocol. Verify mating compatibility by exact part number.
- Rocket Arena, Cleveland: rigging, load-in and technical review
Advance production at Rocket Arena using historical load-in, rigging, power and LED references; verify current documents, capacities and services.
- Room continuity: panel, backup, and staged upgrades
Plan offline dependencies, recovery after an outage, clear controls, and configuration handover before upgrading a room in stages.
- Room control: conditions, schedules, and diagnostics
Review screen and shade requirements, occupancy, schedules, and partial failures without changing an active installation.
- Room control: survey, modes, and handover
Plan AV control for meeting rooms, auditoriums, and divisible spaces: survey information, clear modes, zones, and operator handover.
- Rosemont: rigging, power and permits at Donald E. Stephens Convention Center
Prepare signs, LED walls, electrical service, fog and lasers at Donald E. Stephens Convention Center: drawings, RES, Rosemont permits and show-specific limits.
- Rosen Centre: haze, exit-route cabling and floor loads
At Rosen Centre, 9840 International Drive, unincorporated Orange County, the room determines whether haze can even be submitted for review. Prepare the plan before choosing cable routes or loading equipment.
- Rosen Plaza: room dimensions, loading door and projection
At Rosen Plaza, 9700 International Drive, unincorporated Orange County, compare room and access before sizing stage or screen. The website and Facility Guide give different Grand Ballroom capacities.
- Rosen Shingle Creek: booth power, displays and rigging
Plan power, video playback and suspension separately at Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Boulevard, unincorporated Orange County. Gatlin Ballroom’s size does not establish points or available power.
- Ross DashBoard: operator panel and show states
Prepare a conceptual DashBoard 10 panel: data, actions, production states, and confirmations for an attended audiovisual application.
- Rubell Museum Miami: audio, East Wing lighting and event power
Prepare an AV event at Rubell Museum Miami: galleries and East Wing, installed lighting, generators, unconfirmed rigging, Wi-Fi and municipal reviews.
- Running and starting output: reading the specification
Distinguish rated output, maximum power and startup demand before a portable generator inquiry.
- Runway, displays and access for a stage
A 2 × 5 meter runway and distinct display and stair configurations connecting surfaces and levels.
- Runway: route, deck transitions and surface finish
Plan the complete walking route and its interfaces before choosing runway dimensions.
- Salt Palace: plan internet and power for an event
Plan connectivity for registration, video and streaming at Salt Palace Convention Center, and prepare temporary power requirements.
- San Diego Convention Center: LED, rigging and Sails Pavilion haze limits
Sails Pavilion prohibits haze, mist and fog-producing machines. An effect accepted for another room cannot be transferred there.
- Savannah Convention Center: rigging, floor plans and effects
Prepare power, rigging and effects at Savannah Convention Center. Check room outlets, rehearsal lighting and conflicting floor-load figures before installation.
- Scenic graphics: artwork, visible area, and finished edges
Prepare scenic artwork using the supplier’s template: visible area, scale, bleed, color, and a proof on the selected material.
- SDI and HDMI for monitors: conversion, scaling and format
Separate three questions before connecting a source to a monitor: what signal leaves the source, what the destination accepts and whether the interface or the format must change.
- SDI over fiber for a remote monitor
Fiber carries SDI between compatible devices. Define optics and format; an HDMI-only monitor also needs a supported conversion at the receiving end.
- SDI over fiber: formats, endpoints and converters
Plan an optical SDI link around the signal format, directions, converters and fiber; what to verify before mixing equipment.
- Seattle Convention Center: Arch and Summit rigging, floors and haze
Identify building, level and point. A Summit point may be within a grouped zone with a lower rating than the general steel.
- Seminole Theatre Homestead: pit, crossover and rigging
Prepare stage, pit, scene changes and equipment at Seminole Theatre, Homestead. Dated technical references, layout-specific occupancy and load and power limits.
- Sensors and calibration for an interactive experience
Choose presence, depth, hand, or contact data and relate coordinates to the picture.
- Sensors for AV spaces: motion, presence, light and contact
What each sensor reports and what cannot be inferred. SONOFF SNZB-03P, SNZB-06P and SNZB-04P references for a noncritical AV inquiry.
- SFP and SFP+: build a compatibility matrix
Document the host, port, firmware and transceiver part number before choosing SFP, SFP+ or another variant for a link.
- Shelly: identifying the model, API and available state
Use Shelly Plus Plug US SNPL-00116US as an example to distinguish generation, API, reported state and audiovisual integration requirements.
- Show control messages: OSC, MIDI notes, and MSC
Compare OSC, MIDI notes, and MIDI Show Control by intent, destination, and feedback. Fictional examples and fields for documenting an AV interface.
- Shure AD600: prepare event RF scanning and coordination
Plan antennas, site scans and wireless-system monitoring. Start an inquiry with an initial microphone and in-ear list, even before a frequency plan is ready.
- Signal cable crossings: routes and protection in traffic areas
Plan AV cable crossings around traffic and venue requirements. Compare routes and protectors using their documented conditions of use.
- Single-phase and three-phase: what to ask the venue
Collect supply configuration, voltages, frequency and allocated capacity before planning event power. Outlet appearance does not establish compatibility.
- Socapex and breakouts: identify the whole assembly
Document multicore cable, breakout, and outputs for a power inquiry: separate references, numbering, and destination mapping.
- SoFi Stadium: plan AV for a private event
What to settle before bringing audio, video or cameras to a private event at SoFi Stadium: the space, load-in schedule, vendors and venue displays.
- Spare cables, patch leads, and documented handover
Prepare spares by function and compatibility, including patch leads and accessories. Record what each spare can replace and which checks have been completed.
- St. Petersburg Coliseum: oak floor, access and event power
Prepare LED and sound at St. Petersburg Coliseum: floor limits, access, power, labor and effects review.
- St. Thomas University: AV setup, LED and permits at the Fernandez Family Center
Plan an FFC event at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens: spaces, application, LED installation, AV checks and separate approvals.
- Stage access: ramps, stairs, handrails and guards
Check access geometry, system connections and local requirements together.
- Stage confidence: slides, notes, clocks and camera returns
Define what the presenter must see and generate that content before distributing it. A confidence monitor may need a different image from the audience display.
- Stage extension and diagonal bracing
Work on a stage surface and structure, with preparation views and an underside detail.
- Stage extension with a central thrust
An 11 × 1.57 meter front extension and a central thrust reshape the available stage surface.
- Stage on grass: ground, supports and level
Plan the bearing surface and the complete stage system before assembly.
- State Farm Arena, Atlanta: rigging, loading and technical review
Prepare State Farm Arena Atlanta production using dated loading, power, rigging, display and schedule references that require reconfirmation.
- State Farm Arena: plan AV for a private event
Compare the bowl, clubs, rooms and practice court at State Farm Arena, then prepare a useful audiovisual brief.
- Stream Deck XL and Companion: build clear buttons and verify every action
Plan a clear control surface for cameras, playback and compatible systems. We can review your workflow while the event rundown is still provisional.
- Suspended equipment for your booth: a mass inventory and worksheet
List equipment, mounts, accessories and cables with sources and open items. Separate mass, WLL, shipping and installed configurations before review.
- Suspended LED, displays and lights: what belongs in the inventory
Document LED panels, displays with mounts and complete lighting fixtures. Identify models, accessories and specification scope before submitting masses.
- Swan and Dolphin: Peninsula levels and audiovisual distribution
For The Peninsula, a Dolphin annex at 1500 Epcot Resorts Boulevard, Bay Lake, Orange County and CFTOD, confirm level and partition before loading and AV planning. Swan, Dolphin and Swan Reserve are a complex, not one room.
- Tallahassee Tucker Civic Center: production rigging, power and permits
Prepare rigging, show power and effects in the Tucker Civic Center arena using the 2026 Promoter Guide and FSU safety process.
- Tampa Convention Center: rigging, load-in and covered booths
Submit the rigging plan at least 21 days before first move-in, including ground-supported truss, positions and loads per point. Confirm hoist power separately with Edlen.
- The Classic Center in Athens: exhibition power, rigging and access
Prepare power, suspension and access at The Classic Center in Athens. Distinguish Grand Hall, theatre and arena, with exhibitor rules and unresolved limits.
- The Temple House: vendors, power and AV setup in Miami Beach
Plan AV setup at The Temple House: vendor approval, equipment access, power and the limits of the 2021 technical package.
- The Venetian Expo: LED, rigging and exclusive services
What to confirm for LED and rigging at The Venetian Expo: CAD review, engineering, exclusive services, floor loads, power, haze and design changes.
- The Venue in Wilton Manors: planning an AV setup
Crystal and Epic Ballroom: conflicting floor areas, in-house systems, rigging and details to confirm for an event at The Venue in Broward.
- Tiered pyramid stage: concentric circles or stepped squares
Plan a fixed stepped stage with progressively smaller circular or square levels, including support paths, usable tiers and access.
- Tower Theater Miami: audio, lighting and screens in Stage 1 and Stage 2
Prepare each Tower Theater room’s patch, screens and access. Limits of the municipal inventory and confirmations needed for the transition to MDC.
- Truck-to-dock delivery: deck height, ramps and transfer
Compare truck deck, dock, freight and transfer equipment for an AV delivery. What to request before choosing a ramp, liftgate or unloading service.
- Two AV zones and streaming: agree on coordination points
Proposed application for a room, second zone, and streaming: different content, cue calls, confirmations, and return decisions.
- Two portable generators in parallel: authorized systems only
Gather models, serial numbers and kit identification without assuming compatibility or automatic continuity.
- UM Shalala: event rooms, projection, sound and networking
Prepare Shalala Student Center AV in Coral Gables: Grand Ballroom divisions, HDMI adapters, DJ connections, UMIT networking, effects, recording and digital signage.
- UPC and APC: identify polish and record each end
Separate polish, connector family, and fiber type. What to record before connecting UPC or APC and specifying the correct patch lead.
- UPS for AV control and signal: load, runtime and topology
Define which functions need continuity and for how long before comparing AV control UPS options using load data and exact model documentation.
- Using processor and video-wall splicer outputs for monitors
Count content feeds and logical destinations before counting connectors. A free port helps only when the device can generate the feed and the monitor accepts its signal.
- Venetian Pool: event sound, setup and permits
Planning an event at Venetian Pool in Coral Gables: music restrictions, speech audio, setup, schedules, vendors and photo or video permits.
- Vertical display, counter and seating: plan your booth space
Draw complete envelopes for a vertical display, furniture, meetings and storage, and coordinate a raised floor. Documented dimension examples and a layout worksheet.
- Video conversion, transport and confidence for live shows
Choose the signal path around what each screen must show: converting a signal, reaching the stage and creating an independent feed are separate decisions.
- Vizcaya: planning an AV setup around historic surfaces
Planning an event at Vizcaya in the City of Miami: surfaces, power, effects, load-in and conflicting rental terms. Includes a preparation worksheet.
- Voltage drop: information needed to review a cable run
Prepare cable routes, cable data and load information to review voltage at event equipment. A voltage-drop result does not verify the whole installation.
- Walter E. Washington Convention Center: LED, rigging and permits in D.C.
Plan LED and rigging at WEWCC: GLP and Hi-Tech Electric tasks, signage, floor supports, drawings, permits, power and 2026 labor costs.
- Watsco Center: haze, lasers and permits for a show in Coral Gables
Prepare effects and plans for Watsco Center: Coral Gables permits, inspector testing, fire watch, and rigging and power details that need confirmation.
- Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach: ballrooms, capacity and AV coordination
Choose the room and plan the setup at Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach: layout-specific capacities, Encore, outside vendors, terrace use and approvals.
- Westinghouse iGen5000DFc: verify variant and fuel
Distinguish iGen5000DFc from EFI versions and fuel-specific ratings before an event power inquiry.
- What should your booth achieve? Turn the brief into a program
Define your booth audience, activities, priorities and resources. An editable worksheet for discussing AV options while the floor plan is still evolving.
- What to coordinate with the hotel or venue before AV setup
Prepare the venue technical meeting: access, power, signal paths, responsibilities and rehearsal checks. Includes a diagram and downloadable coordination worksheet.
- WinScript Live and V16X: prepare a sequence and manage changes
Prepare an AV sequence with WinScript Live 6 and V16X: resources, timing, change review, and checks for a future authorized rehearsal.
- World Center Marriott: Cypress, Magnolia and the AV plan
At Orlando World Center Marriott, 8701 World Center Drive, unincorporated Orange County, first identify Cypress or Magnolia in the booking. Advertised hotel area combines spaces that may not share access or services.
- Yamaha EF2200iS: variant and use planning
Distinguish the U.S. 2021 EF2200iS specification from other versions and gather information for a portable power inquiry.
- Z-Wave: region, controller and exact device variant
Identify Z-Wave region, hardware and firmware before combining a controller and device. Check mesh, Long Range and exposed functions separately.
- Zigbee: coordinator, devices and room coverage
Check Zigbee coordinator, sensor, platform and firmware details, and plan coverage checks for an audiovisual space.