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NIONA® Certification training course in Vancouver, British Columbia, on August 16-17, where AV designers, consultants, contractors and end users can learn the best practices for designing, deploying and implementing MediaMatrix audio distribution, processing and control systems.
The MediaMatrix NION Certification training course instructs AV professionals on the fundamentals of MediaMatrix, the most flexible and scalable audio networking system on the market, as well as how to design and program projects in nWareâ„¢; how to set up a NION processor; how to create end-user GUIs for nTouchâ„¢ 60 and nTouch 180 touch screens and PC kiosks; and how to integrate the XControlA® into a MediaMatrix installation.
The MediaMatrix NION Certification training seminar will be held at the newly renovated BC Place stadium in Vancouver on August 16-17, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Each successful student will receive a completion certificate that can be submitted to InfoComm for receipt of 7.5 renewal credit hours for InfoComm CTS, CTS-I and CTS-D. For full class descriptions and registration, please visit
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Seminar attendees will also learn how the implementation of Peavey MediaMatrix with the Dante protocol at BC Place allowed the development of custom control and monitoring interfaces for power amplifiers, and the concentration and subsequent breakout of multiple sources and power amplifier feeds for line arrays and scoreboard cluster loudspeakers via standard data networking topology and methods.
Peavey has educated thousands of AV system designers, integrators and end users from around the world since MediaMatrix revolutionized the professional audio industry in 1993. MediaMatrix also offers the content of its renowned seminars as online courses at mmtraining.peavey.com. Completion of the online Peavey MediaMatrix Basic or Advanced course earns two hours of credit toward InfoComm’s CTS and CTS-D Certification Renewal.
Now installed in more than 10,000 facilities worldwide—from theme parks, hotels and stadiums to airports and government facilities—Peavey MediaMatrix was the first digitally controlled audio network, and is still the most flexible and capable audio networking system available.
About MediaMatrixA®
MediaMatrixA® is a division of PeaveyA®, one of the largest manufacturers of professional audio equipment in the world. Peavey has earned more than 180 patents and distributes in more than 130 other countries. MediaMatrix revolutionized the high-end audio technology market with its computer-based audio processing and control interfacing systems, and can now be found in more than 10,000 airports, stadiums, theme parks, government facilities and other venues around the world. To find out more about MediaMatrix, visit
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