Network technology for event technicians Level-I+II+III-Ton

The training is divided into three parts and days. The first two days will cover Level-I basics and Level-III network monitoring. On the third day, the trade-specific Level II sound technique with a practical workshop.

Seminar Procedure

Day 1:  Network Technology for Event Technicians Level-I Basics Part-I
Day 2:  Network Technology for Event Technicians Level-I Basics Part-II & Level-III Network Monitoring
Day 3:  Network Technology for Event Technicians Level II Sound Technology & Practical Workshop

Level I includes all necessary basics of network technology across trades and focuses on requirements for switches, cabling and configuration for operation in professional event environments.

Level II includes further topics on system design with network components such as topologies and redundancies in practice. In addition, Dante Audio is a central theme that is illuminated by A-Z. Topics such as clocking, latency, unicast, multicast, broadcast and multi-unicast and the Dante system boundaries are not neglected. In the afternoon of the Level II day, the theoretical knowledge learned is applied live in practice on the devices under professional guidance.

Level III includes all the basics necessary for the application of simple network monitoring tasks, with the aim of monitoring the status of devices, cable redundancies and bandwidths.