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Equipment Instructions for WWH109


The podium in 109 consists of the following components:

  1. PC running Windows and an adapter ring with various adapters for connection connect a laptop.
  2. audio amplifier that goes to the speakers in the room. Volume for both speech and computer output is controlled on the touch panel.
  3. Crestron "touch panel" for user selection
  4. Dell display mounted on the side of the podium

PC or Laptop Usage

To begin:

  1. If the system is off, touch the Crestron screen to wake up the system on and turn the projector on by pushing "Start Presentation" on the touch panel. Note: You will see the projector turn on in the back of the room. Please be patient while the projector warms up. 
  2. Select the desired input on the touch panel, either desktop for the in-room PC, or laptop for any device connected via adaperts.
  3. Power for a laptop, in needed is delivered via a usb-c cable connected to the hub. 
  4. To suppress the projector display push the DISPLAY STANDBY button on the touch panel. This can come in handy if a user wants to switch to using the blackboards or wants to see their screen while not having it displayed to the audience. 

For sound:

  • On the Crestron touch panel, use the Speech Volume slider (by touch) to adjust the volume on the microphones
  • Use the Program Volume slide (by touch) to adjust the volume the device that's being displayed.
  • Both volume controls also have mute buttons.

When you are done:

  1. Logout of the PC or disconnect your laptop or other input device.
  2. Exit the system on the panel. You should see the light go off on the projector.

 

 


Send email to helpdesk@cims.nyu.edu for assistance.

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