Introduction

This specialized training program, designed by Global Horizon Training Center, introduces participants to the Infinite 7th Sense and Medialon system—two powerful platforms used in show control, multimedia integration, and automation systems across entertainment venues, theme parks, museums, and event installations.
The course provides participants with a solid understanding of both systems’ architecture, functionalities, and integration capabilities. Participants will gain practical experience in configuring, programming, and troubleshooting the systems to manage complex audiovisual environments efficiently and reliably.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the architecture, hardware, and software components of the Infinite 7th Sense and Medialon systems.

• Configure and integrate media servers, show controllers, and external devices for synchronized operations.

• Develop and program show control scripts and automation sequences.

• Manage and optimize content playback, synchronization, and scheduling.

• Troubleshoot communication and control issues across connected systems.

• Apply advanced features such as timecode synchronization, device communication (TCP/IP, RS232, OSC), and redundancy setup.

• Design and operate professional-grade multimedia control environments for entertainment and museum applications.

Organizational Impact

Upon completion of the program, organizations will benefit from:

• Enhanced in-house capability to operate and maintain Medialon and 7th Sense systems.

• Reduced downtime and dependency on external integrators.

• Improved reliability and quality of multimedia productions.

• Efficient automation of complex audiovisual and control processes.

• Better performance in delivering immersive and synchronized audience experiences.

Target Audience

This course is ideal for:

• AV Engineers and Technicians

• Show Control and System Integrators

• Exhibit Designers and Operators

• Theme Park and Museum Technical Staff

• Event and Production Managers

• Media Server Programmers and AV System Designers

Outlines

Day 1: Introduction to Infinite 7th Sense and Medialon Systems

• Overview of modern show control systems

• Introduction to Infinite 7th Sense architecture and applications

• Medialon system overview: Manager, Showmaster, and TouchPanel interfaces

• Hardware and software setup requirements

• Communication protocols overview (TCP/IP, RS232, MIDI, OSC)

Day 2: Infinite 7th Sense Media Server Deep Dive

• Understanding playback engines and video pipeline

• Configuring media outputs and resolutions

• Working with timelines, layers, and media assets

• Synchronization techniques across multiple servers

• Network configuration and content distribution

Day 3: Medialon Show Control Fundamentals

• Medialon Manager user interface and system configuration

• Creating and managing devices in Medialon

• Introduction to programming concepts: tasks, macros, variables

• Communication setup between Medialon and external devices

• Real-time monitoring and logging tools

Day 4: Integration Between 7th Sense and Medialon

• Network topology and system interconnection

• Establishing control links between Medialon and 7th Sense

• Configuring command and feedback protocols

• Designing simple synchronized control sequences

• Case study: a small-scale multimedia installation

Day 5: Advanced Programming and Automation

• Conditional logic and automation in Medialon

• Timecode and event-based triggering

• Redundancy and backup configurations

• Error handling and recovery strategies

• Advanced timeline synchronization across systems

Day 6: System Optimization and Troubleshooting

• Diagnostics and performance optimization

• Common integration issues and their resolutions

• Network latency management and device prioritization

• Managing updates, licenses, and maintenance schedules

• Hands-on troubleshooting exercises

Day 7: Practical Project and Final Evaluation

• Group project: Design and implement a full multimedia show control setup

• Integration of audio, video, lighting, and external triggers

• Presentation and live demonstration of programmed systems

• Instructor feedback and Q&A

• Certification assessment and closing session