A major aspect of this year’s EI Live! show, the UK’s only
trade event dedicated to the smart building market, will be
an enhanced learning zone, in association with CYP, offering
valuable insights and tangible take-aways for installers.
Organisers have gathered together some of the industry’s most
experienced practitioners and leading companies to present on
key areas. Here are those signed up to speak at the show on May
10-11 at Sandown Park.
DAY 1
12.45 – 1.15
How KNX makes your projects easier
and your business more profitable
10.45 – 11.30
TCP/IP Concepts for the AV Professional
Control4 will present a session looking at
the importance of networking. Needing to
know how concepts around TCP/IP work is a
must. What does a subnet mask do? What’s
a default gateway or a DNS server? When do
you use a static IP address versus a dynamic
one? These are some of the questions facing
installers and Control4 will answer them.
11.45 – 12.30
HDAnywhere uControl = free whole-
home AV control from HDANYWHERE
HDANYWHERE uControl is an App that turns
iOS and Android devices into a universal
remote control for operating AV devices
connected to an HDA system via IR. Installers
are encouraged to come and learn to harness
the power of uControl, HDanywhere’s
innovative and intuitive control system.
12
Ivory Egg, will be explaining how KNX makes
your projects easier and your business more
profitable. This session will explore what KNX
is and how installers can use it to increase the
value and scope of projects.
1.30 – 2.15
CYP Understanding and
Troubleshooting UHD, HDR, HFR
The Learning Zone this year is being
sponsored by CYP, a company that is always a
big supporter and provider of training. CYP’s
course will be presented on both days and
will deliver an understanding of how to cope
with the shift to new standards and solutions.
2.30 – 3:15
How To Win Friends With Interfaces
Cliff Stammers, the founder of leading
Crestron programming company Oxberry,
says: “A lot of what we do can be construed
as being a dark art to our customers, so how
do we throw as much light as we can on our
work, without giving away all of the secrets?
One approach is to make interfaces as
engaging and as instinctive as possible.
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