Keia Atlas

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Regions, offices, floors and the spaces in them. This demo has the Locations module switched off in Organisation settings.

Organisation settings

Shared spaceMELMelbourne office · Level 8In service

8.01 Reception

All 4 units in service · no open incidentschecked just now

7. Video intercom and remote door release · Set per project2. Signage player, BrightSign XT1145 · Behind the display3. Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, Kramer WP-20CT · Set per projectPlate A: Wall plate behind the display. 4 Type I sockets, 3 data ports. Power 1: Display Power 2: signage player Power 3: spare Power 4: HDBaseT receiver at the display Data 1: Display Data 2: Signage player Data 3: spare8. Panic button at the desk · Set per projectPlate A: Wall plate behind the display. 4 Type I sockets, 3 data ports. Power 1: Display Power 2: signage player Power 3: spare Power 4: HDBaseT receiver at the display Data 1: Display Data 2: Signage player Data 3: sparePlate B: Wall plate on the wall, where the project puts it. 1 Type I socket, 1 data port. Power 1: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT Data 1: wall plate for a laptop (optional)Plate A: Wall plate behind the display. 4 Type I sockets, 3 data ports. Power 1: Display Power 2: signage player Power 3: spare Power 4: HDBaseT receiver at the display Data 1: Display Data 2: Signage player Data 3: sparePlate B: Wall plate on the wall, where the project puts it. 1 Type I socket, 1 data port. Power 1: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT Data 1: wall plate for a laptop (optional)4. HDBaseT receiver at the display, Kramer TP-580Rxr · Behind the display1. Display (65 in shown) · Display wallReception deskReception desk5. Visitor sign-in system · Set per project5. Visitor sign-in system · Set per projectLounge sofaCoffee tablePlantPlantPlant6. CCTV camera · Set per projectTrack behind the displaySkirting trunkingWall riser, up to the trackPlate A: cabled up inside the wall to the ceiling above the door, back to the comms roomPlate B: cabled up inside the wall to the ceiling above the door, back to the comms roomHDMI: Signage player HDMI out to Display HDMI in, via the track behind the displayCat 6A: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT HDBaseT to HDBaseT receiver at the display HDBaseT, via the skirting trunking, the wall riser and the track behind the displayCat 6: Display LAN to plate A, data 1, via the track behind the displayCat 6: Signage player LAN to plate A, data 2, via the track behind the displayPower: Display power to plate A, power 1, via the track behind the displayPower: HDBaseT receiver at the display power to plate A, power 4, via the track behind the displayPower: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT power to plate B, power 1, plugged in beside itWhere the data comes in: above the door, from Comms room (MDF) 8.171. Display17. Video intercom and remote door release75. Visitor sign-in system53. Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT36. CCTV camera6Plate B: Wall plate on the wall, where the project puts it. 1 Type I socket, 1 data port. Power 1: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT Data 1: wall plate for a laptop (optional)B2. Signage player, behind the display24. HDBaseT receiver at the display, behind the display48. Panic button at the desk, set per project8Plate A: Wall plate behind the display. 4 Type I sockets, 3 data ports. Power 1: Display Power 2: signage player Power 3: spare Power 4: HDBaseT receiver at the display Data 1: Display Data 2: Signage player Data 3: spareA

Drawn to scale · 6.00 × 5.00 m, 30 m² · 4 seats · Outlets: Type I sockets; Australian plates, 116 × 76 mm, 450 mm up to the centre (house default; the space type gives no height) · Space size varies by office; 6 × 5 m shown · Desk for one or two, lounge seating, signage 65 in shown

Incidents

No incidents recorded for this space.

All incidents at Melbourne office

Compared against

Reception

Standard: A signage display with a BrightSign player, plus the door and visitor systems.

Required devices
All recorded
Optional fitted
2 of 3
Wiring
Checks pass

Fitted: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, HDBaseT receiver at the display.

Lifecycle

In service
4

Cable tests

Restricted: rack and switch ports

All 4 links passed certification · closest margin 3.1 dB · last tested 20 Aug 2019

LinkOutletCableLengthResultMarginTested
MEL-8.17-R1-U06-P01Behind the display, 1Cat6A33.8 mPass5.77 dB20 Aug 2019
MEL-8.17-R1-U06-P02Behind the display, 2Cat6A33.64 mPass4.38 dB20 Aug 2019
MEL-8.17-R1-U06-P03Behind the display, 3Cat6A33.89 mPass5.20 dB20 Aug 2019
MEL-8.17-R1-U06-P04Set per project, 1Cat6A34.61 mPass3.10 dB20 Aug 2019

From the cabling contractor's certification report, recorded on each run (made up for the demo). A margin under 3 dB passes but is worth a look.

Upkeep

Licences from the licence portals

1 licence, each with a seat for this space

  • BSN.cloudDevice management · renews 7 Mar 2027 (in 139 days)

Outlets

For this space
ServiceWhereHow manyServesProvided by
PowerBehind the display4display, signage player, spare, spareIT
DataBehind the display3display, signage player, spareIT
DataSet per project1wall plate for a laptop (optional)Terminated as a plug so the installer can test itIT
PowerSet per project1wall plate (optional)The wall plate draws 5 V DC at 390 mAIT

Wiring

3 signal cables, 5 to outlets
VideoHDBaseTUSB

Includes the optional kit fitted here.

Where it startsCarried, switched and processedWhere it endsHDMI: Signage player, hdmi-out-1 to Display, hdmi-in-1Cat 6A: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, hdbaset-1 to HDBaseT receiver at the display, hdbaset-1USB-C: Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, usb-c-1 to LaptopSignage player, BrightSign XT1145Signage playerBrightSign XT1145hdmi-out-1 · HDMINetwork, behind the display #2Network, behind the display #2Display, Model set per projectDisplayModel set per projecthdmi-in-1Network, behind the display #1Network, behind the display #1Power, behind the display #1Power, behind the display #1Wall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, Kramer WP-20CTWall plate where alaptop plugs in (HDMI…Kramer WP-20CTusb-c-1 · USB-Chdbaset-1 · RJ45Power, set per project #1Power, set per project #1HDBaseT receiver at the display, Kramer TP-580RxrHDBaseT receiver atthe displayKramer TP-580Rxrhdbaset-1 · RJ45Power, behind the display #4Power, behind the display #4Laptop, The person's ownLaptopThe person's owncable
List every cable
CableFromTo
HDMISignage player, hdmi-out-1Display, hdmi-in-1
Cat 6AWall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, hdbaset-1HDBaseT receiver at the display, hdbaset-1
USB-CWall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, usb-c-1Laptop
Cat 6Display, lan-1Data outlet 1, behind the display
Cat 6Signage player, lan-1Data outlet 2, behind the displayPoE+ powers the player
PowerDisplay, power-inPower outlet 1, behind the display
PowerHDBaseT receiver at the display, power-inPower outlet 4, behind the display
PowerWall plate where a laptop plugs in (HDMI or USB-C); sends to the display over HDBaseT, power-inPower outlet 1, set per project

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Delivery

  • Delivery engineerDesigns and commissions spaces, from survey to handover
  • Project managerRuns projects day to day: dates, suppliers and who does what
  • On-site technicianInstalls and fixes kit in the offices
  • Programme managerPlans the year of projects across every region
  • Engineering managerLeads the delivery engineers
  • Project management leadLeads the project managers
  • On-site services managerLeads the on-site technicians
  • Delivery managerThe whole delivery team, every region

Support and service

  • Service desk analystTakes incidents as they arrive and routes them
  • Network engineerPorts, VLANs and patching
  • Service manager, AVOwns the AV standard and its service
  • Service manager, networkOwns the network standard and its service

The Lab

  • Innovation engineerTests new kit before it ships

Leadership

  • Head of AV and ITThe whole service, every region

Partners

  • Integration vendorSees their own installations only
  • Service vendorRepairs under the service contract

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