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Parks, Recreation, & Community Services
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25D
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8/20/2019
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2024
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b. Installation and Integration <br />#2420v4 <br />1) When working at City Hall all persons will be on an approved crew list and will <br />receive "visitor badges" to go in and out of City Hall --Council Chambers <br />/Control room areas only, Review with City Project Manager (CPM). <br />2) The installation needs to be done between City Council meetings, The City <br />project manager (CPM) will review dates with vendor and will sign off on the <br />dates, However, pre -install can happen whenever the chamber is free. This means <br />vendor can do some equipment deliveries, start on some of the wiring/cabling, <br />and do other site surveys (if needed). CPM and VMI will review how to integrate <br />the new video wall system into the existing control room system. VMI will work <br />with City Project Manager/AV Engineer to develop installation plan and CPM <br />will sign off on that installation plan. <br />3) Prior to Installation. CPM will review video wall height and exact location for <br />mount. It is that electrical power will have been tested and will be provided for <br />all equipment. This install is a low -voltage install only. The removal of the old <br />projector will be done by the City. New video wall will replace old video <br />projector in the same location. The black room behind the projector screen is <br />available for all processing equipment. The City Principle Engineer will inspect, <br />4) VMI will remove old projector glass and a sound muffling or sound resistant <br />wood frame door barrier installed in its place. VMI will install all new <br />interconnect cables (including power) running through the opened area between <br />the accordion wood doors. When installation is complete, in place of the old <br />projector glass, will be plywood panels covered with acoustical foam and cloth. <br />The accordion doors can and probably will be removed. VMI can with City <br />approval, cut into or drill holes into existing paneling, as long as, the holes do not <br />show upon project completion. The completed project must be framed with a <br />fagade or veneer to hide the grid, wires, etc„ and make it conducive to the d6cor <br />of the rest of the council chambers. <br />5) Installation will require climbing and pulling cable through the ceiling. CPM will <br />show VMI the access points and conduit locations. VMI will provide a simple <br />block drawing showing "ins and outs" for the new equipment. VMI will he <br />required to provide a number code and description for cabling if longer than 12". <br />6) The podium PowerPoint computer will feed into the video wall system with <br />HDMI cabling and 1080 +resolution. The control panel for basic operation of the <br />video wall will be located at the podium area. Another control panel for the video <br />wall will be located in the video master control room (master control panel.) with <br />all operations. In addition, the system will have remote access on the Internet. <br />7) The processor must have at least four inputs available. Different formats will be <br />available: HDMI, SDI, and DVI. If all of the formats are not available on the <br />processor, VMI will provide conveners. (Blackmagio Design). Each input can be <br />full screen on all monitor panels; or select as any combination of one, two, or <br />more on each monitors; or even less than one monitor or more than one (ie, 1 %a <br />monitors) for the outputs. There should be 12 outputs available, 9 for the video <br />wall and 3 extra runs available for future locations. <br />25D-5 <br />
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