Adelaide Convention Centre Selects Riedel Communications

Adelaide Convention Centre Selects Riedel Communications posted: 30/10/2018

Riedel MediorNet and Artist to Provide Comprehensive Signal Transport and Comms

The Adelaide Convention Centre (ACC) has deployed an expansive signal transport and communications backbone powered by Riedels MediorNet real-time media network and Artist digital matrix intercom system. MediorNet provides integrated, decentralized, and fully redundant signal distribution and processing throughout the Centres three buildings, with an available capacity of 1,092 Gbps and the ability to route more than 1,000 simultaneous HD-SDI signals.

Situated at the heart of Adelaides iconic Riverbank precinct, the ACC opened as Australias first purpose-built convention centre in 1987. The Riedel network is part of a recently completed AU$397 million redevelopment, which included the addition of two new buildings (East and West) and saw the venue emerge as one of the worlds most modern, flexible, and technologically-advanced convention centres. Each year, the ACC delivers approximately 700 individual events, welcoming 200,000 delegates and guests.

Riedel MediorNet represents a significant upgrade over the ACCs previous infrastructure, which relied on analog audio multicores, RGBHV video cabling, and DMX over copper cabling. The decentralized MediorNet backbone affords the ACC the ability to route any type of signal from any point in the venue to any other point or points in the convention centre without requiring staff to reconfigure any cables.

Previously, running the signal cables to support a client event could take up to two hours. Now were able to configure the MediorNet components in just a few minutes, said Matthew Stanton, Technology and Venue Operations Manager, Adelaide Convention Centre. The time savings and reduced labour mean that we can offer more flexible services to our clients and accommodate last-minute requests, such as increases in signal counts. This kind of flexibility simply wasnt possible with our previous infrastructure.

Deployed in a decentralized configuration, the ACCs MediorNet backbone ensures fully redundant distribution of all signals including video, analog and digital audio, intercom, ArtNet lighting control, AV control system signals, and data for speaker support. Each of the three ACC buildings is outfitted with a MediorNet Modular mainframe paired with a MetroN core router. MetroN provides robust video router functionality with switching delays of

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