ODYSSIUM - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

ODYSSIUM - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Space Place in the TransCanada PipeLines Gallery:
This is a small theatre with a front projection screen and a small sound system where visitors can select shows by
pressing a demand button. Or join one of four teams of scientists to investigate various aspects of space exploration.
Topics range from whether there is life on other planets and how to keep the earth safe from Asteroids. They can also
operate a robotic device or try on a space suite.
The Greens' House in the EPCOR Environment Gallery:
This Gallery features a special interactive exhibit called “Weather Forecaster ” where visitors can role play a TV
weather person or be the director. The director sits at a console and views the camera shot, studio feed and the
composite program on three monitors, one of four possible weather scenarios is selected and the taping begins.
The talent stands in front of a green screen and reads from a teleprompter located beside monitors, which enable
them to view the composite output and point at items that are keyed over the green screen.
After the recording is completed participants can replay and view the program off of a two-channel hard disk
recorder, which is always recording the current session. A programmable controller controls the selection of
background material, teleprompter scripts, the “on air” signs, studio lights, switches video signals and replay kiosk.
The Body Fantastic in the Allard Family Gallery:
Featuring the “House of Illusion”, a small interactive theatre consisting of an audience seating area, rear screen
projection system and a small sound system. This display either runs in hosted or non-hosted mode. A countdown
clock counts down the time to the next presentation, which is triggered when the clock reaches zero. A host can do
a live introduction and then start the show using a RF wireless remote.
Visitors can also immerse themselves with large three-dimensional models that let them experience
how our bodies function, our brains work or the weird things about our bodies in the Gallery of the Gross.
Mystery Avenue in the Hole Family Gallery:
In the Forensics Gallery there are a number of computer interactives consisting of a computer and monitor,
powered multimedia speakers and a track ball. Each computer station runs a game from the local hard drive or is
networked to play with multiple players.
There are also a number of video stations, some continuously loop video from industrial DVD players while others play
an opening sequence and are started on demand by a visitor.
Audio stations play provided soundscapes and consist of digital message repeaters or digital audio reproducers,
speakers and triggering devices, which vary from demand buttons to motion detectors, some are set to loop
continuously.
Visitors collect clues then analyze them in the crime lab where they can check their conclusions against others at
the Police Station.
SCOPE OF WORK:
SHOP Preparation:
On site:
On site:
-Install equipment, wire and test racks for site installation
-Prepare speaker cabinets with mounting hardware
-Pre assemble equipment for mounting
-Manufacture custom button labels
-Assemble manuals
-Prep equipment for delivery to site
-Assemble manuals
-Provide as built CADD drawings
-Install, mount terminate, dress and test all
speaker and electronic components
-Install, terminate, dress and test all equipment
in racks on site
-Terminate all electronic equipment to supplied
A/C locations
-Consult and schedule with subtrades
-Terminate, dress and label all equipment racks
-Install projection screens
-Assemble and install rear projection system
-Test, install and focus projectors
-Pull cable to all necessary location
-Install, mount terminate, dress and test all lighting
fixtures
-Program and test all audio and video displays
-Complete system check equalize and gain set
-Train staff on proper use of equipment
ODYSSIUM - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
EQUIPMENT LIST
AUDIO
VIDEO
MISCELLANEOUS
-Akman DS-138 Digital Message Repeaters
-Alcorn McBride MP3 AM Digital Audio Players
-Alcorn McBride V4+ Controller
-AudioTechnica AT815B Microphone
-JBL Control23 Speakers
-JBL Control25T Speakers
-JBL Control28 Speakers
-Koss HDM-315 Multi-media Speakers
-QSC MX1100 Amplifier
-RDL ST-MX3 Line Mixers
-RDL RU-DA4D Distribution Amplifiers
-RDL ST-VCA1 Voltage ControlAmplifiers
-Tascam CD-150 CD players
-TOA WT-4800 Wireless Microphone Systems
-TOA BS-1030B Speaker Cabinets
-TOA P-906 Mk2 Amplifiers
-TOA P-912 Mk2 Amplifiers
-TOA P-924 Mk2 Amplifiers
-Tortech PA-35N Amplifiers
-Yamaha P1600 Power Amplifiers
-Yamaha MS-101 II Powered Speakers
-Yamaha GQ1031C 1/3 Octave Equalizers
-Yamaha Q2031 Stereo 1/3 Octave Equalizers
-Alcorn McBride DVM2STD Hard Disk Video Recorder
-Apollo VS3000 Overhead Projector
-DA-LITE Single Mirror Rear Projection System
-Doremi Kingston Kit Recorder Carrier/Receivers
-Doremi Digital Video Recorders
-Draper Shadowbox Cineflex Screens
-Elmo LCM-4N Colour LCD Monitors
-Extron DVS150 Video Scalars
-KDS 17” Touch Screen
-Kramer VP2XL VGA Splitter
-Kramer 105VB Video DA
-Kramer VS55V 2X1 Video Switcher
-Kramer VS-24 Video Switcher
-Oak Tree Press Inteliprompter Software 129
-Panasonic WV-CP460 Video Camera
-Panasonic WV-LZ62-8 Camera Lens
-Panasonic BT-S915A Colour Monitors
-Panasonic CT13R32 Television
-Panasonic CT20D11 Televisions
-Panasonic CT27D11 Televisions
-Panasonic CT32C11 Televisions
-Pioneer DVD-V7400 Industrial DVD Players
-Sanyo PLC-XP18N XGA Projectors
-Video Accessories BBG-2 Black Burst Generator
-Videonics MX-Pro Chroma Keyer
-ATS AE44D-354 Digital Clock
-Cheetah 18Gig Wide Hard Drives
-Designtech 30024 Universal Door Opener
-Fidelipac On Air Sign
-Happ Controlls Track Balls, Pushuttons
& Joysticks
-L3 Systems Kayat FA1-E Serial to Keyboard
Adapter
-Microwave Sensors D38 Microwave
Motion Sensors
-Middle Atlantic Racks
LIGHTING
-ETC Source Four-19s
-Titan Lighting UV-400 400watt Black Light