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Los Angeles Kings: Staples Center Los Angeles



Welcome!

Welcome to ACS's Web-based training, also known as computer based training (CBT), distance learning, or e-learning.

ACS online training is a form of instruction that takes place completely on the internet. It involves a variety of multimedia elements, including graphics, audio, video, which all can be accessed through one's internet browser. These elements are used in lieu of traditional classroom components.

This training package describes how to use the control systems quickly and effectively, with a unique intuitive approach. With an easy to use and understandable format.

Please use the menu functions to the left, or the below quick access functions, designed to give you direct links to the area and training materials you may require, in an easy to follow matrix.

Introduction

This document is designed to familiarize the Los Angeles Kings associates with the audio, video, and communications systems used in the daily operation of the LA-KINGS facilities. How to Use This Document

The Important Precautions section contains critical safety information and warnings regarding the operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the LA-KINGS audio/video system. All operators must read and fully understand this section to ensure safe and efficient system use.
To promote workplace safety, this manual should be incorporated into the LA-KINGS general safety guidelines and employee training program. By following these precautions, operators can help prevent potential issues and ensure the system remains reliable and fully operational.

Manual Structure

This manual is divided into sections, each covering a key aspect of system operations:

AV Systems Operation – Provides an overview of the audio and video components installed by Advanced Cable Solutions.

  1. Technical Section – Includes advanced operational guides intended only for highly trained personnel.
  2. Emergency Procedures – Each section clearly explains system capabilities and emergency response protocols.
  3. For any questions regarding the LA-KINGS audio/video systems covered in this manual, please contact ACS Solutions. Our technical support team is available to assist you.

Precautions

Proper operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the LA-KINGS audio/video system require strict adherence to safety precautions to prevent system damage and ensure operator safety. Failure to follow these guidelines may, in some cases, void ACS' Limited Warranty.

The audio/video system consists of highly sensitive electronic components. As with any electrical equipment, improper handling can create fire or electrical shock hazards. To minimize the risk of injury or equipment damage, always observe the following safety precautions:

  1. Verify Power Status – Never handle loose wires or connectors without first confirming that they are de-energized at the source.
  2. Prevent Liquid Damage – Keep beverages and other liquids away from electronic components unless they are equipped with splash-proof covers.
  3. Ensure Proper Ventilation – Do not obstruct electrical components, as proper airflow is essential for cooling. Keep all ventilation openings, such as louvers or vent holes, unobstructed to prevent overheating.
  4. Avoid Contact with Live Components – Never place hands or tools inside an open, energized component.

By following these precautions, operators can help maintain system integrity, ensure safe working conditions, and extend the longevity of the audio/video equipment.

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