GrandMA3 Networks
Networks are increasingly being used to send signals to fixtures, connect consoles, send timecode, send and receive video signals, and much more. This is why MA3 consoles have three independent network ports. In these two days, we'll explore how networks work, how the MA3 utilizes resources, and how we can configure and optimize our systems.
Technical requirements
The latest version of GrandMA on PC on a computer or a GrandMA3 console is essential. Network equipment (switches, nodes, consoles, etc.) is not required.
We use Microsoft Teams to create the sessions. A strong internet connection is required to connect. We recommend having at least a 15" screen dedicated to the session and another for the MA3 software. Be sure to test Teams well in advance so you can take appropriate action if it doesn't work properly.
Prior knowledge
This course requires a strong prior knowledge of the GrandMA3. The Specialist Series is designed for experienced operators who want to delve deeper into some of the most challenging aspects of GrandMA3 operation.
Course organization
This course consists of two sessions via Microsoft Teams, each lasting three hours and a half-hour break. Sessions run from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM Madrid time. This coincides with different morning schedules in the Americas, depending on the location. Each session is recorded and made available to students for a month so they can review details or catch up on a missed session.
Conditions
We reserve the right to cancel the course (with a refund of the amount paid) in the event of:
- Not reaching the minimum of 6 students per course
- Illness or disability of the teacher.
- Impossibility due to live work.
In any case, we are committed to seeking alternative options with the students involved (such as a change of dates) and leaving cancellation as a last resort. If a student wishes to cancel their registration, they have the right to a refund of 50% of the fee paid.