Programming
Avestar programs Q-SYS, Crestron and RTI control systems — for our own installs, for other integrators, and for rooms whose original programmer is long gone. Interfaces your staff actually use, code that's documented, and commissioning that ends when the room behaves — not when it compiles.
Platforms
Lua scripting, user control interfaces and plugins — built as config-driven engines, so per-job details live in configuration instead of rewritten code. Changes are quick, upgrades don't start from scratch, and the UCI your staff see is designed for them, not for the programmer.
SIMPL and SIMPL# programming for new systems — and full rebuilds when the source code walked out with the last contractor. Lost-program rescues are half the Crestron work we do.
RTI programming for venues and boardrooms that want one controller that just works — commercial reliability with an interface simple enough that nobody asks for the manual.
How Engagements Start
Many of our best client relationships started with a single programming engagement — fix the control layer, finish an interface, rescue a system nobody else would touch. When the hardware eventually needed replacing, we were already the people who understood the system. You don't have to buy a rack from us to get our code.
We program the job first. The gear can follow — or not.
For Integrators & Consultants
Overflow capacity, a specialist platform your team doesn't carry, or commissioning support when two jobs land in the same week — Avestar programs under your banner on your projects. Your client, your badge, our code, and we stay in our lane. Ask for a capability conversation before your next tender.
What You Get
Source files, configuration and as-programmed documentation handed over at completion, every time. Half our rescue work exists because someone else's client never got this.
One engine, configured per job — not a pile of diverging copies. It's why our changes are cheap and our upgrades don't begin with archaeology.
Programming is finished when the room behaves with your staff running it — levels tuned, failure modes tested, handover walked through in person.
Proof
New master DSP programmed and commissioned — the client's existing wall controller confirmed compatible and reprogrammed, not replaced.
Crestron, Q-SYS and RTI programs rebuilt from the hardware up when the source is gone — this time, you keep the documentation.
Certified room systems deployed and configured properly — including the audio engineering the brochure assumes.
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