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Computer on Wheels (AV11)

This is an AV11 Audio Visual system. Suitable for small meeting spaces, huddle spaces and other similar spaces. The Computer on Wheels, commonly known as a "CoW", can be mooved between rooms of the same building. Featuring an auto-switching 4K LCD display, video conferencing soundbar, installed AVPC, and BYOD HDMI connectivity.

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Use

This design is suitable for the following use:

  • Viewing capacity for up to 8 users.
  • Flexible furniture and AV arrangement.
  • Support for Zoom, MS Teams & other software video conferencing platforms.
  • Installed AVPC for use by UniSA staff.
  • BYOD connectivity via a HDMI connection.

AV Equipment

This design includes the following AV equipment:

  • 4K LCD display.
  • Installed AVPC.
  • Self-contained mobile AV trolley with handles.
  • BYOD (Bring-your-own-device) HDMI connectivity.
  • USB video conferencing soundbar.

Options

Optional changes to this design include:

Control Pad

  • Addition of a control pad mounted to the AV trolley.
  • Allows manual control of the LCD Display, instead of the standard automated control.

USB Switching

  • Requires addition of CTP option.
  • Addition of USB switching to allow use of USB VC soundbar from BYOD device.
    Automated control following the control pad selections.

Photos/Examples

City West - BH3-20A

  • Older style video conferencing system

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Mawson Lakes - W1-36

  • Newer style with an all-in-one video conferencing soundbar.

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Consultation & Documents

If you are interested in arranging the installation of this design, please raise a request with the ISTS Teaching Technologies team via the IT Help Desk.

They will consult further on suitability of your room and the best design to meet your requirements, as well as manage the design, procurement, installation, and commissioning of the system.

The technical documentation for the AV11 standard can be accessed here.

For full AV documentation please refer to the UniSA Technical Standards.