Audio-Visual Standards
This article applies to: Audio-Visual Installation
Cornell’s audio-visual standards are a set of documents, underlying services, and processes that allow colleges, units, and construction projects to produce consistent classroom and conference room technology experiences in support of teaching and learning activities.
The documents range from a benchmark report, to use-case-based planning documents, to buildable system design and control code.
Audio-visual Standards
Audio-visual Standards Functionality & Price Comparison
AV system designs to facilitate the selection and implementation of audio-visual technology, based on teaching and learning and other communications activities.
Key Design Documents
Equipment Basis of Design
The equipment basis of design specifies product lines that are known to meet requirements at desired quality levels, and will interface with the video architecture. The university may also have preferred pricing in place.
Design & Construction Standards
View the Cornell Facilities and Campus Services (FCS):
Standards commonly used in audio-visual projects:
System Designs
These documents provide schematic level designs and equipment lists for building each room type. The designs are generalized to account for various room conditions, sizes, and geometries.
Full Distance Learning Classroom & Meeting Room
Infrastructure Reference Drawings
AV Installation Guidelines
Cornell Control Code & User Interface
For Cornell University use, standard control code and user interface are available for previous Type 100 and 200 rooms. The code is configurable and extensible for common and emerging features.
For more details, contact cit-av@cornell.edu.
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