Charles La Trobe P-12 College
Charles La Trobe P-12 College is a family-friendly educational institution located in Macleod, catering to students from Prep to Year 12. The school is dedicated to providing enriching educational experiences that foster creativity, critical thinking and personal growth among its students.
- Epson-powered Projection
- Samsung Displays
- Wireless Presentation
Charles La Trobe takes to the plate with upscaled library projection.
Working alongside the client, Vision One Technologies delivered a high-impact AV solution designed to transform the Charles La Trobe library open area into a versatile presentation and collaboration environment. The deployment focused on large-format visual delivery, clear and consistent audio reinforcement and intuitive control to support assemblies, presentations and shared learning experiences within the open space.
- Large-Scale Visual Coverage: Deliver high-brightness projection and large-format display technology capable of maintaining clarity across long viewing distances and high ambient light conditions.
- Consistent, High-Quality Audio Reinforcement: Ensure speech intelligibility and balanced sound distribution across the open library environment for presentations and events.
- Simple, Centralised AV Control and Connectivity: Provide intuitive system control and flexible content input options to support staff and guest presenters with minimal setup time.
- ClientCharles La Trobe
- DateFebruary 2026
- Products UsedEpson EB-PU2010W 10,000 ANSI Lumens Laser Projector, Grandview 150” 16:10 Motorised Smart Projection Screen, Samsung QE75T LH75QETEPGCXXY 75” Display Panel, Audac VEXO115 Speakers, Audac SMQ350 4-Channel Power Amplifier, Audac PRE116 6-Channel Stereo Preamplifier, Caymon 12RU Double-Section Wall Mount Equipment Rack, Shure SLX-D Dual Wireless Handheld Microphone System, Wyrestorm MXV-0404-H2A-KIT HDBT Matrix, RTI XP-6S Control Processor, RTI IST-5-W 5" In-Wall Touchpanel, Vivi Wireless Presentation Device
Familiar Epson tech steals the show.
To deliver high-impact visual performance across the large open library space, two Epson EB-PU2010 10,000 ANSI Lumen Laser Projectors were installed to the rear bulkhead using Ultralift SDR-120 brackets with right-angled attachments. Each projector was fitted with ELPLL08 long-throw lenses and installed at an approximate 20-metre throw distance, ensuring crisp, high-brightness image delivery across the presentation zone. Complementing the projection system, two Grandview 150” 16:10 Motorised Smart Projection Screens were installed on the opposing wall to provide a premium, large-format viewing surface.
Fully integrated and engineered for stellar performance.
To support distributed digital signage and presentation content, two 75” commercial display panels from Samsung were installed on adjacent left and right walls using dedicated wall mounting solutions, expanding visual reach across the space.
The audio solution was engineered using professional-grade components from Audac, including VEXO115 High-performance 15” Two-way Passive Speakers, powered by an SMQ350 4-channel Power Amplifier with integrated WaveDynamics DSP. System input and audio routing was managed via a PRE116 6-channel Stereo Preamplifier, ensuring consistent and intelligible audio coverage throughout the open learning environment.
A place for everything.
The AV infrastructure was centralised within a Caymon 12RU double-section wall-mounted equipment rack located within the presentation area. Within the rack, a Shure SLXD Dual Wireless Handheld Microphone System was installed to support presentations and events requiring mobility and professional audio capture.
Signal distribution and switching was handled via a 4K60 4×4 HDBaseT Matrix from WyreStorm, complete with receiver units installed at each display endpoint. Audio extraction from the matrix was routed via analogue outputs into the Audac preamplifier, ensuring seamless integration between video distribution and audio reinforcement systems.
Always user-friendly.
System control was delivered using an XP-6s Control Processor from RTI, supported by CM-232 communication modules enabling existing RS-232 INs control across projectors, displays and matrix switching hardware. User control is provided via an RTI 5” In-wall Touchpanel installed adjacent to the equipment rack, enabling simple, centralised operation.
For flexible content input, a local HDMI wall plate was installed near the presentation area and integrated into the HDBaseT matrix. A Vivi Wireless Presentation device was installed for screen mirroring capabilities, providing seamless BYOD content sharing for staff and students.
The system was fully tested, configured and commissioned to ensure reliable performance and ease of use across all operational scenarios.
Three cheers for reliable AV solutions.
This deployment delivers a future-ready AV environment that enhances engagement, supports flexible learning and presentation styles and ensures consistent performance across a large open learning space. The solution provides Charles La Trobe with a reliable, high-quality AV ecosystem designed to support both daily use and larger presentation scenarios for years to come.
High-brightness projection and large displays ensure clear visibility across the entire open library space.
Supports both wired and wireless content sharing to suit different teaching and presentation styles.
DSP-managed audio ensures speech intelligibility and balanced coverage for presentations and events.
Centralised touchpanel control enables easy system operation for staff with minimal training.
