Control Panel Guide

The control panel in this room is a touch screen. It is located beneath the computer built in the desk. It will take a moment or two for it to register your touch, so it's important to give it a few seconds if it doesn't respond right away.

Below is the main screen. Selecting a video source option will make Projector B turn on and its screen lower. Please do not manually pull down the projector screens. If you want dual screen projection, then you need to go back to the Home screen on the control panel and press on the "Dual Projection".

Overview of the screen controls on the home screen:

• Use the Built-in PC: When you choose the built-in PC, a selection will appear giving you the option to pick either a Windows or a Mac computer.
• Use a Laptop: This will change the audio and video input so you can connect your own laptop via HDMI.
• Use the Blu-Ray/ DVD Player: This will allow you to play from the Blu-Ray / DVD player at the desk.
• Dual Projection: This allows you to select both projectors to mirror or extend the computer screen.
• Audio Only: This section will allow you to adjust the various audio settings for the room and currently selected device.
• Service Mode: This section provides more granular control over the room equipment if something is not working as it should or needs to be adjusted independently.

Overview of the key side buttons to know:

• System Off: This will power off the system. Pressing it while the system is already off will cause Projector B to turn on and the projector screen to descend from the ceiling.
• Online Mic On: This button controls the mute status of the two overhead room mics. It is muted by default.
  • Tip: When the room is powered on, the mic is muted by default. Just press the button to unmute and turn the display light blue on the mic.
• Control to Mac: This button links the two room cameras, microphones, keyboards, and mouse and automatically gives you the control over the Mac interface when you choose the Mac computer from the Built-in Computer selection.
• Controls to Windows: This button links the two room cameras, microphones, keyboards, and mouse and automatically gives you the control over the Windows interface when you choose the Windows computer from the Built-in Computer selection.
• Controls to Laptop: This button connects the two cameras and microphone to an external laptop.
• Custom Lighting: This button has the ability to adjust the different levels of lighting in the classroom without preset lighting settings.
• Lights High: This button functions as the most optimal lighting setting for lecture scenarios ensuring that all the lights are on and at full capacity.
• Lights Medium: This button functions as a control for the lights to be functioning at 75% capacity.
• Lights Low: This button functions as a control for the lights to be functioning at 50% capacity.
• Lights Dimmed: This button functions as a control for the lights to be functioning at 25% capacity.