Attachment_D_-_KLSE_AV_Report.pdf

Klondike Gold Rush NHP – Seattle Unit

04/16/2024

Goal

• Assess the current AV and prepare for AV system upgrade.

Information

• Historic building, items cannot be mounted or hung on walls or ceiling unless there is something already there existing that is being replaced. There can be no new holes, all cabling will have to be through preexisting cable paths.

• AV closet is approximately 6’ wide by 2’9” deep and a ceiling height of 11’ tall. There is a shelf built into the closet that previously supported the projector. The current projector is on a 90-degree mount above the glass window.

• The projector booth has a fixed glass window that the projector projects through.

• The throw distance to the screen from the glass is 27’5”, the projector lens is about 5”-6” from the glass. Total throw distance is 27’10’ - 28’.

• AV rack o 78” tall, 22” wide, and 25” deep.

o (2) Listen Technology LT-800 FM Transmitters o Crestron touch panel o Pioneer VSX-LX503 Receiver o Oppo Blu-ray player BDP-93 o Crestron Controller AV2 o Middle Atlantic 20amp step sequencer o ART SLA1 two-channel amplifier o Infocus LiteShow Wireless presenter adapter o BrightSign XD1032

• Screen o Frame – 78 ½” tall, 122 1/8” wide o Surface – 75 ½” tall, 119” wide o Above floor – 5’ o Below ceiling – 2’ o From R/L wall – 10 ½”

• Speakers o L/R – JBL Control 28

▪ 6’7” off floor o Center – JBL Control 28

▪ 11’7” off floor o SL, SR – JBL Control 28

▪ 10’2” off floor o LR, RR – Unknown

▪ 10’2” off floor o Sub – Unknown, in ceiling

▪ 2’x2’ tile

• Wall plate – Extron RGB 460xi with ADSP o Input – VGA (in this picture a M/M turnaround was on the input) o Monitor – VGA o Audio – 3.55mm

• Control o Crestron touch panel mounted to AV rack o Push button, front desk and front of theater

• Lighting – Tied in with films/push buttons o Lutron Grafik Eye GRX-RS232

▪ All on

▪ Film

▪ Credits

▪ All off

Upgrades

• Replacement of primary AV equipment pieces o Projector o Receiver o Media Player o Screen o HDMI extender/wall plate o System controller o Remote/pushbuttons

• Front of theater connectivity for NPS staff and outside presenters o Wall plate for computer connection and video conferencing

• Wireless control of films, volume, inputs, and lights o Two iPads, front desk, and AV rack

• Film pushbutton at AV rack for backup

• Video conferencing capabilities in theater to work with outside presenters and sister parks.

o Two cameras, presenter, and audience

• Wireless microphones for in theater o Two receivers, two wireless handheld microphones, two wireless lavaliere microphones o This would be for in room amplification and video conferencing.

• PA system for theater announcements to cover exhibit spaces on lower level, street level, and bookstore.

o Wireless handheld microphone for announcements o System to allow for auto playback of announcements

Comments

During this site visit all film files were copied and will be turned over to contractor after post-award site visit is completed for installation of new AV system.

The following pictures are of general spaces that the PA system should have coverage.

Patrick Shiflett, Equipment Specialist

Patrick_Shiflett@nps.gov

Harpers Ferry Center