March, 2006 (Hollywood, FL) Park Sports Club fits in well with the fun-seeking atmosphere of the new Seminole Paradise mix of eateries, retail and entertainment in Hollywood FL. The club’s more than 15,000-square-foot stadium setting offers such complementary AV amenities as gigantic video screens, a plethora of video monitors, 20,000 watts of music power from the mid-air-suspended DJ/VJ booth and individually AV-equipped skyboxes.

Media Designers partnered with ELEXOS to integrate control of the Club's AV and other subsystems. Through a wireless network, using Crestron e-Control, any AV component and any subsystem can be controlled from any PC or laptop in the building. The entire system is completely set up on a Crestron touchscreen where a 15- to 20-minute lesson is all anyone needed to control the system. In addition to a TPS-4500 in the manager’s office, numerous skyboxes feature LC-1000 individual touchscreens which control AV from the headend. The headend consists of 10 high-definition satellite receivers and five DVD players. These sources, along with eight of the 32 audio zones, feed a 3-chip, 16'x9' Marantz DLP projector through two Crestron DVP4 multi-image display processors. Customers can watch any four HD and video sources simultaneously on the projector screen, and the four video window displays can be scaled and positioned anywhere on the screen. Additionally, there are the eight-button keypads for lighting control throughout the building, and twelve zones of controlled HVAC.

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