AV control design, programming and upgrades for commercial spaces across Sydney and NSW. Coordinate room interfaces, equipment integration, commissioning and documented handover.
A useful control system turns several pieces of equipment into a clear sequence: start the room, choose the activity, adjust what matters and shut down reliably. Masters Voice Technology designs and programs AV control around the people using the space and the equipment already installed.
Planning a whole room? Start with our Meeting Room AV guide. This page focuses on control design, programming, integration and handover.
Coordinate displays, source selection, audio levels and conferencing. For divisible rooms, define how controls and audio change when the partition opens or closes, and provide an understandable manual override.
Explore BAT Australia’s meeting and training rooms →Provide staff with practical paging, bell schedules, zones and operating controls. Agree priority behaviour, authorised access and what staff should do when a device or network connection is unavailable.
Explore Leichhardt Public School’s PA and bell system →Give venue staff access to the sources and levels they need without exposing engineering settings. Presets can support different trading periods, events and room arrangements.
Explore Sydney Park Hotel’s venue system →Assess the current controller, interfaces, device drivers, network dependencies and available project files. Establish what can be retained, what needs replacement and how changes will be tested before deployment.
Explore AV support and maintenance →The right choice depends on the installed equipment, operating requirements, support arrangements and future changes. Use our Q-SYS, Crestron and Extron comparison guide to assess the architecture, programming and support trade-offs, then explore the platform pages for implementation details:
Explore integrated audio, video and control for meeting spaces, schools and networked AV environments.
Explore programmable control and room workflows for connected commercial spaces.
Explore room control, signal management and commercial AV integration.
Explore control integration and support for AMX-based AV environments.
Send the site location, room types, equipment list, current interface photographs, recurring problems and any available drawings or programming files. Tell us who operates the system and which tasks currently cause confusion. For help defining the scope before procurement, read our AV consultancy and project documentation guide.
For an existing installation, access to source files, credentials or third-party licences may affect the assessment and upgrade scope. We will confirm those dependencies before proposing the work.
Discuss your AV control requirements →We hold Q-SYS Control 201, Crestron programming, Extron and AMX certifications across our engineering team. The programmer who designs the control architecture is the same person who commissions it on-site and provides post-handover support.
Assess the system against agreed operating sequences, clear controls, device recovery and documented testing. Ask how normal use and foreseeable faults will be checked, how changes are managed and which project files are handed over. Certifications demonstrate training; relevant project experience and commissioning records help you assess delivery capability.
Yes. We regularly take over, re-program and upgrade existing Q-SYS, Crestron, Extron and AMX systems. We provide complete documentation of any programming work we deliver.