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ASHERIDGE ON TOUR
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Published: Monday, September 21, 2009
Asheridge reprises its HDMI roadshows
The sessions will again be led by the world authority on the subject, Jeff Boccaccio, President of US based DPL Labs and InVisions Technology. What's more, the new course will also include a presentation by Fluke networks on termination and testing of fibre optic cables typically used in the latest fibre distributed HDMI and DVI systems.
The Asheridge Road shows are designed to help installers and designers of HDMI distributed systems to improve their knowledge and understanding of this High Definition Interface, as well as providing tips on isolating and fixing typical HDMI faults. The course will bring installers up to date with the latest HDMI 1.4 standard and what it means to them. Attendees at the Roadshow will also have the benefit of CEDIA accredited training points and will qualify for special offers on a range of HDMI solutions available from Asheridge.
“Asheridge is building on the success of the December 08 HDMI Road shows and will give the UK CI Industry another chance to get impartial advice from a man who knows HDMI inside out. A number of key topics will be covered in the course, including what stops HDMI working as well as HDMI 1.4 and what it will mean to installers. We also hope that the questions and answers sessions at the end of the course will help installers to understand how to handle future HDMI issues and to learn from real life HDMI problems that others on the course may have experienced. We want this course to educate our installers as well as act as an industry forum to share ideas and knowledge,” says Sales Director, Kevin Swanton.
Asheridge has increased the number of days and choice of venues available to make it easier for its customers to attend across the UK. The locations are Livingston 2nd Nov, Manchester 3rd Nov, Banbury 4th November and Gatwick 5th November. The cost is £99 per day including lunch, and each show will run from 9.00am–4.30pm.
Availability is limited and places must be pre-booked on a first come first served basis by contacting Asheridge at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or on tel: +44 (0)1494 794 770 or fax: +44 (0)1494 794 772.
The Asheridge Road shows are designed to help installers and designers of HDMI distributed systems to improve their knowledge and understanding of this High Definition Interface, as well as providing tips on isolating and fixing typical HDMI faults. The course will bring installers up to date with the latest HDMI 1.4 standard and what it means to them. Attendees at the Roadshow will also have the benefit of CEDIA accredited training points and will qualify for special offers on a range of HDMI solutions available from Asheridge.
“Asheridge is building on the success of the December 08 HDMI Road shows and will give the UK CI Industry another chance to get impartial advice from a man who knows HDMI inside out. A number of key topics will be covered in the course, including what stops HDMI working as well as HDMI 1.4 and what it will mean to installers. We also hope that the questions and answers sessions at the end of the course will help installers to understand how to handle future HDMI issues and to learn from real life HDMI problems that others on the course may have experienced. We want this course to educate our installers as well as act as an industry forum to share ideas and knowledge,” says Sales Director, Kevin Swanton.
Asheridge has increased the number of days and choice of venues available to make it easier for its customers to attend across the UK. The locations are Livingston 2nd Nov, Manchester 3rd Nov, Banbury 4th November and Gatwick 5th November. The cost is £99 per day including lunch, and each show will run from 9.00am–4.30pm.
Availability is limited and places must be pre-booked on a first come first served basis by contacting Asheridge at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or on tel: +44 (0)1494 794 770 or fax: +44 (0)1494 794 772.
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