An AV control system is a processor and user interface — typically a touch panel — that operates a room's displays, sources, audio, cameras and, where integrated, lighting and shades through simple commands or one-touch scenes.
Small rooms often rely on the native Teams or Zoom controller. Larger rooms, boardrooms and divisible spaces use a programmable control processor so complex sequences — "start meeting", "presentation", "system off" — happen reliably with one touch.
Where this matters: AV control systems — see how AV Company New York applies this in real New York projects.
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Defined by Gerson Carrillo, Director of Professional Services, D.I.S.T. · Last reviewed · Editorial policy