The Infinity Hall, located at SK Hynix's Icheon R&D Center, is a modernly designed multipurpose auditorium with a seating capacity of 315. This space has been acoustically optimized to suit the purpose of an auditorium.
The main speakers are 1,600-watt 3.5-inch passive column arrays embedded into the proscenium walls on both sides of the stage, and the auxiliary speakers are 800-watt 3.5-inch passive column arrays mounted on pillars in the middle of the audience in an exposed manner. To supplement the deficient bass of the column array, embedded 3,200-watt 15-inch subwoofers are installed on the floor on both sides of the stage, ensuring that speech is adequately transmitted.
The video system consists of an FHD PTZ camera, a camera controller, and a video switcher. Additionally, it incorporates two multiview processors for three video multiview monitors and one video router, ensuring flexibility for a diverse setup. Multiple CCTV cameras have been installed inside and outside the auditorium to facilitate seamless event progression.
The stage lighting includes a DMX lighting console with high compatibility for integrated control, LED ellipsoid lights, and LED spotlights. The audience lighting is grouped using the KNX protocol, operating through an ON/OFF relay method that connects with the integrated control.
The intercom system consists of a base station, wireless remote antenna, and belt packs. It utilizes a domestically produced 5G wireless product known for its cost-effectiveness and compatibility with other equipment.
The integrated control employs products from AVStumpfl, well-known for show control and media servers. This equipment boasts excellent reliability between devices due to its compatibility with various protocols like DMX, KNX, RELAY, SERIAL, ETHERNET, and MIDI, and it supports dedicated input/output boxes. Users can program the desired functions using the Lua Script language. The user touch screen is designed to prevent errors from simultaneous touches. More than just controlling devices by sending commands, its interactive setup ensures that when the actual video switcher input changes, the integrated control touch screen interface displays the same changed state. Interfaces are installed in both the control room and the FOH, allowing a single person to operate them efficiently, and both touch screens always function identically.