This session will examine the benefits and challenges of completely in tegrating a broadcast site into an overall facility control system. Recent ly\, new systems and capabilities have become available that allow broadca sters to extend their facility control beyond the normal connection of tra nsmitters\, antenna switches\, and other traditional equipment. Some of th ese technologies use advanced communication techniques such as IP networki ng\, SNMP protocols and wireless linking. Other techniques involve creativ e use of older communications protocols such as serial connections. At thi s session\, Tony Peterle will outline the various alternatives available f or broadcasters seeking to implement an integrated control system. Josh Ha dden and Paul Shulins will then discuss their own experiences in construct ing and configuring broadcast sites (transmitter and studios) with a high degree of systems integration. These control plans go beyond the usual bro adcast equipment to include HVAC\, security\, elevator control\, servers\, firewalls and more. The session will discuss the advantages and cost savi ngs that this type of integration can bring to broadcasters in all market sizes.<\;br>\;Presenter: Tony Peterle\, Technical Support Manager\, Wo rldcast Systems
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