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OM 115 seats

26

12 students.

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OM 115 is equipped with two chalkboards.

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Lighting controls are located next to the door.

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Additional lighting controls, along with a phone, are located on the wall behind the lectern.

 

Old Main 115 (

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Equipment

 

Room Features

  • Extron Control Panel

  • Ceiling-mounted LCD projector

• Apple
  • Windows computer

  • Document camera (click here for more info)

  • Blu-ray player with remote

control 
  • control (also plays DVDs)

  • Ability to connect a presenter's laptop via HDMI

or Display Port
  • Motorized projection screen

 
  • Student Windows stations (26)

  • Seats 26 12

  • Tables and chairs (non-movable)

• Light
  • Light switches by door & near lectern

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  • Internet and network access

  • Phone (wall-mounted behind lectern)

  • Chalkboards (front & side walls)
     

Software

  • Pending


Powering Up the Equipment
The ceiling-mounted LCD projector is controlled using the Extron Control Panel located
on the lectern.  

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Instructor's lectern

 

Extron

COntrol

Control Panel


Press the ON button to turn on the LCD projector. After pressing ON, wait until the
projector has warmed up before selecting the desired source button on the Extron. This
should take approximately 15 seconds. The projector will not receive the command to
switch until after it has finished warming up.   

Please allow a second or two after pressing the button for a video source on the
Extron panel for it to display via the projector.
The projection screen should automatically lower when the room is powered up. There
are screen up and down controls on the Extron panel, as well as on the wall behind the
lectern.
If they are not already powered on, the resident computer, document camera, and Blu-ray
player can be powered on using the appropriate button located on each device, or with
their remote controls (if applicable).
Volume


The adjustment of volume is done using the knob located on the Extron Control Panel.
NOTE: Computers have their own volume controls which may need to be adjusted
separately.


Resident Computer @ Lectern
Press the POWER button on the resident computer to turn it on. OM 115 is equipped
with an Apple Mac Mini Dell PC computer. A USB 2 port is ports are located next to the computer's
power button, and another is mounted on the right hand side of the lectern.


Once the computer has been powered up, press the COMPUTER button on the Extron to
display the image on both the monitor and LCD projector simultaneously.

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Instructor's

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 Mac Mini

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Document Camera (ELMO)
 

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Emlo ELPDC21 Document Camera


The Doc Cam's power and lights must be turned on manually using the controls located
on the camera itself. If there is a glowing blue light on the Doc Cam's power button, it is
already on. If the light is off, press and release the power button. It will blink a few
times before power up is achieved (this will take a few seconds). To turn the lights on on
the Doc Cam, use the light switch located on the camera.


Once the camera's power is on, press the DOC CAM button on the Extron to display the
image on both the monitor and LCD projector simultaneously.


More For more information see Epson DC-13 Document Camera.  More information on features of the document camera can be found online in its manual
by manual by following this link:
https://files.support.epson.com/pdf/elpdc21/elpdc21ug.pdf


Blu-ray disc or DVD Playback Playback (via the Blu-ray player)
Once the Blu-ray player is powered up, insert your disc into the DENON Blu-Ray player.
The player is controlled using the buttons on the unit or the corresponding DENON
remote control provided.

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Denon Blu-ray player remote control

Press the Blu-ray button on the Extron to display the Blu-ray image on the LCD projector.

 


Conecting a Laptop
The HDMI cable needed for connecting a laptop computer is found on the instructor's
lectern, next to the Extron control panel. There is an adaptor tethered to the HDMI cable
that can be used if your computer has a Display Port connection instead of an HDMI
connection.The connection caries both video and audio.  For more information see Selecting HDMI Audio Output

Once the HDMI cable is connected to your laptop directly or via an adaptor, press the HDMI button on the Extron to display your computer.

Using the HDMI cable

1. Plug the HDMI cable into your laptop's HDMI

button on the Extron to display your computer

port.

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2. Plug the Ethernet cable into your laptop's network jack (if needed).

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3. Press the HDMI button on the Extron.

4. Turn on your laptop's power.

5. If needed, set your laptop to display on a secondary display

Don't have an HDMI port on your laptop? Visit Training & Support to find out what type of adapter is needed to connect your laptop.


Powering Down the Projector
Press the OFF button on the Extron to turn off the LCD projector.
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1. Open the Start Menu (click on Image Removed in the lower-left corner).
2. Click either the "Logoff Computer" or "Log off" button. You will then be returned to the Mac OS desktop.Powering Down the Resident ComputerImage Removed Powering

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1. Open Open the Apple Start Menu (click on Image Modified in in the upperlower-left corner) and select "Shut Down...".

2. A dialog box will appear.Click the "Shut Down" button in the dialog box.