LivePremier Certified Operator Training - LEVEL 1

Who is this training for?

• Video Technicians
• Technical Directors
• Integrators

Prerequisites

1. Familiarities with video signals (formats, connectors, HDCP and EDID)

2. Basic understanding of image processing

3. Familiarity with video presentation switchers

4. Basic computer and network experience

5. LivePremier from A to Z online training

Goals

1. Learn more about the operating principles behind the Aquilon 4K/8K video presentation and management systems of the LivePremier series.

2. Enhance your understanding of the system, acquire new operating skills and become familiar with the advanced features of the LivePremier systems including the link feature.

At the end of Aquilon Complete Cursus training ( level 1 + level 2 + level 3):

• Based on an in-depth knowledge of the product, you will be able to optimize the system settings and improve the performance of the Aquilon presentation systems in a variety of environments: live events, fixed installations, etc.

• You will develop the skills required to become a Level 3 Certified Analog Way Operator.

• You will master the Link feature.

Training Scope

Duration: 5 days  

level 1:  2 days – assessment : practical live exercice

level 2 : 2 days – assessment : global slills written test

level 3 : 1 day – assessment : practical directed exercice + ‘link’ written test

DAY 1 (Level 1 D1)

Morning

• Introduction to LivePremier Presentation systems.

• Overview of a device set-up and user interface.

Afternoon

• Complete setup and configuration of an event "off line" (using the simulator).

• Export to a real system

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DAY 2 (Level 1 D2)

Morning

• Review of the acquired knowledge.

• In depth Web RCS & layer properties

• Mastering layouts and transitions, preset creation.

• Dante workshop

Afternoon

• Directed new realistic setup exercice to review all process

• Basic troubleshooting maintenance.

• Final assessment , practical exercise (Level 1)

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Aquilon Complete Cursus

Who is this training for?

• Video Technicians
• Technical Directors
• Integrators

Prerequisites

1. Familiarities with video signals (formats, connectors, HDCP and EDID)

2. Basic understanding of image processing

3. Familiarity with video presentation switchers

4. Basic computer and network experience

5. LivePremier from A to Z online training

Goals

1. Learn more about the operating principles behind the Aquilon 4K/8K video presentation and management systems of the LivePremier series.

2. Enhance your understanding of the system, acquire new operating skills and become familiar with the advanced features of the LivePremier systems including the link feature.

At the end of Aquilon Complete Cursus training ( level 1 + level 2 + level 3):

• Based on an in-depth knowledge of the product, you will be able to optimize the system settings and improve the performance of the Aquilon presentation systems in a variety of environments: live events, fixed installations, etc.

• You will develop the skills required to become a Level 3 Certified Analog Way Operator.

• You will master the Link feature.

Training Scope

Duration: 5 days  

level 1:  2 days – assessment : practical live exercice

level 2 : 2 days – assessment : global slills written test

level 3 : 1 day – assessment : practical directed exercice + ‘link’ written test

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DAY 1 (Level 1 D1)

Morning

• Introduction to LivePremier Presentation systems.

• Overview of a device set-up and user interface.

Afternoon

• Complete setup and configuration of an event "off line" (using the simulator).

• Export to a real system

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DAY 2 (Level 1 D2)

Morning

• Review of the acquired knowledge.

• In depth Web RCS & layer properties

• Mastering layouts and transitions, preset creation.

• Dante workshop

Afternoon

• Directed new realistic setup exercice to review all process

• Basic troubleshooting maintenance.

• Final assessment , practical exercise (Level 1)

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DAY 3 (Level 2 D1)

Morning

• Video basics

• Video processing and signal routing overview.

• Hardware architecture.

• Processing otimization

Afternoon

• Advanced Input and Output Management.

• Group/DPH104 management

• Key & Cut ‘n fill  

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DAY 4 (Level 2 D2)

Morning

• Advanced video set-up practice.

• A complex exercise, based on real life, with numerous pitfalls requiring a good understanding of processing as well as some new features.

Afternoon

• Introduction to programming external commands

• Troubleshooting techniques

• Final assessment (Level 2) : Global quiz

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DAY 5 (level 3 ‘LINK’)

Morning

• Concepts, method, capabilities and limitations of a multi-machinesystem.

• SPLIT classroom in 2 groups : 1 group fill the written test, 1 group realize the practical LINK exercice  

• Creation of a multi-machine Link from start to finish, respecting theconstraints imposed on the creation of destinations (screens/auxiliaries),sources and shared images.

Once completed, complete De-LINK to restore several independent systems.

Afternoon

• Swap the groups

• Assessment: 50/50 written test & practical exercice

At the end of the course, you can graduate from all three levels.

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