Tesira Software

What the Tesira design software does

Tesira design software is the configuration tool used to build the processing and system design for Tesira installations. Designers place processing blocks and make audio and logic connections on a canvas, which keeps a complex room design readable from start to finish. The software also includes toolbars for processing, control and diagnostic elements, so the same project covers the audio path, the control logic and the checks an engineer runs during commissioning.

Connection lines can be displayed in several ways, which helps when a project has many inputs, outputs and control points. System tools handle device discovery and the upload of finished configurations, so a technician does not need to set up each unit by hand.

Partitions and multi-room projects

Partitions are the feature that matters most on larger jobs. Each partition keeps part of the design separate from the others, and audio connections can still be made between partitions when rooms need to link. Partitions compile on their own, so unchanged partitions stay online while another part of the project is edited, recompiled and reloaded.

A single partition can span several devices, and one device can host several partitions. Designers can therefore organise the project around rooms or functions rather than around hardware boxes. This is useful for a campus or venue where the same team manages a group of spaces.

Processing blocks and logic tools

• Advanced processing: Über Filters, FIR Filters, Gain Sharing Automixers, Automatic Gain Control (AGC) and AI Noise Reduction.
• Presets: presets can be created and edited by drag and drop.
• Logic Simulation: control logic can be checked in the design before it is loaded to hardware.
• Data point monitoring: included with the Enhanced Text Protocol to watch values in a running system.

The configuration engine checks the design and details the hardware requirements for the system, which helps confirm the device list before equipment is ordered.

Where it fits across Qatar

In a university lecture hall cluster in Education City, a technician can use partitions to program each hall separately, then update one hall during term breaks while the others remain in service. In a West Bay hotel, a ballroom that divides into function rooms can use separate partitions for each zone, with links made only when the rooms are joined. A government ministry in Msheireb that runs several meeting rooms from one central control point can use the presets and monitoring tools to keep settings consistent across the floor.

Planning your project and requesting a quote

Start with a list of rooms, sources, microphones, speakers and control points. Decide which spaces need their own partition and which must link together. Confirm the device count and network layout with your installer before commissioning. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, and a survey helps match the hardware plan to the actual rooms. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar with your room list, and the team will prepare a quotation, usually within one working day, covering supply, delivery to all 8 municipalities of Qatar and professional installation.