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6 ExtroNews 14.3 Fall 2003

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over the world. According to Willis, images of

real-time events, statuses, alerts, news, and

maps are transmitted via cable, satellite, and

computer feeds and displayed onto eight

50-inch DLP projection cubes with their own

multimedia wall controllers. The projection

cubes are set up in 2x2 arrays, creating two

video walls that enable the CDC staff, sitting

before theater-style workstations, to easily

access, decipher, and prioritize all incoming

information.

To route the signals on the main operations

ﬂoor and throughout the facility, the Sytex

team chose the Extron Matrix 6400 Series.

Designed for large scale routing applications

that require up to 64 inputs and 64 outputs,

the Matrix 6400 provides customizable

and modular switching of composite video,

S-video, component video, RGsB, RGBS,

RGBHV, and one or two channel audio.

The EOC control room houses the entire

infrastructure for the main floor. There

are 12 racks in the control room including

two ﬁlled with multiple Matrix 6400 Basic

Module Enclosures (BMEs) to accommodate

all incoming feeds and outgoing signals.

“We have a Matrix 6400 wideband and a

Matrix 6400 video,” Willis said.

Both switchers were originally conﬁgured

for 48x32, but Sytex is in the process of

upgrading them to 64x64. This ﬂexibility to

accommodate growing systems is one of the

main reasons the Matrix 6400 series was

chosen. “Eventually, we will need to expand

to different rooms, and the 6400 offers the

capability to do that easily,” Willis said.

Another key element to the Matrix 6400

is the “rooming” feature. The switcher can

be programmed to group multiple outputs to

speciﬁc “rooms,” allowing them to have their

own presets. Each matrix can support up to

10 rooms and can consist of up to 16 signals.

Because there are a total of 100 room presets

available, the switcher is future-ready.

The CDC’s two 6400 switchers are

equipped with optional FPC 1000 Front Panel

Controllers, intuitive interfaces with large

LCD windows that allow direct access and

control over all presets and switching. Third-

party, networked touch panel screens are

installed for monitoring and controlling the

entire A/V system.

Team Rooms

There are six team rooms in the EOC that

operate independently from the rest of the

facility. All of the team rooms include six

desktop computers, each with its own Extron

RGB 190FV universal, analog computer-video

interface. The RGB 190FV features horizontal

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shift control, simultaneous output of

composite and separate H&V sync, sync on

green output and serration pulse removal,

and Digital Display Sync Processing (DDSP),

which allows sync to be output in its original

state and ensures compatibility with LCD,

DLP, and plasma digital display devices.

The team rooms also feature a 42-inch

plasma display with external speakers and a

rack populated with a CATV tuner, a VCR,

and an Extron CrossPoint 128HVA, a 12x8

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