A121
SCIENCE BUILDING
TECH SUPPORT
Help Desk: x4357
For priority support, please use the
classroom phone.
NOTES
At the end of class:
Turn off the projector.
Log off the teaching station.
Turn off the room lights.
PLEASE LEAVE THIS MANUAL ON THE
COUNTERTOP OF THE INSTRUCTOR’S STATION
Science Building
THIS ROOM IS EQUIPPED WITH:
COMPUTER
VIDEO
AUDIO
PC
Video Projector
Wall Speakers
Laptop Connection
Document Camera
Stereo Receiver
Starboard
VCR/DVD Player
Wireless Microphone
Wireless Presenter
AV SWITCH
TURNING POINT
AMX Selector
Clicker Receiver
DVD/VCR Combo
AMX Components
Power Conditioner
AMX Controller
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EQUIPMENT
OVERVIEW
Panasonic PT-D6000
Projector
This room is equi pped with a touch-sensitive AMX audio/video
selector that allows users to quickly and easily switch between
different sources. Simply follow the on-screen instructions to
control the audio or video device of your choosing.
Welcome Screen
Projector Menu
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PROJECTOR
Main Menu
Built-In
Stereo Receiver
To adjust the audio settings, select the on the AMX Selector and use
the up/down arrows to reach the desired level.
The audio source is always determined by the last device selected in the
Matrix. Therefore, if the last selection was “Computer”, the sound will
be generated by the Computer’s audio until a new selection is made.
Windows
System
Volume
Volume Control
Note: When the computer is used for audio, sound is also controlled via the Windows
System Volume. This may also need to be adjusted to reach your desired volume.
Wireless Microphone
To use the microphone:
1.)
Turn the microphone on by switching the ON/OFF switch to
the ON position on the receiver attached to the microphone.
2.)
After using the microphone, turn the device OFF by placing the
ON/OFF switch into the off position.
3.)
The volume of the microphone is controlled through the AMX
system in the Volume Control.
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AUDIO SYSTEM
This room is equi pped with a built-in wireless microphone that will be
found in the computer cabinent.
Samsung 900DXR
Document Camera
To use the document camera:
1.)
Select DOCUMENT CAMERA from the AMX Selector’s
MATRIX Menu. (See page 2.)
2.)
To view the document camera on the teaching station
monitor, along with the projector, press the SOURCE button
marked on the monitor.
POWER
Use this to turn the power on or off.
MODE
Use this to select the desired resolution for the
video output device (PC monitor, projector)
connected to this product.
FREEZE
Use this to freeze the image.
AWC
Use this to control the color automatically.
INT/EXT
Use this to select internal or externam image.
INT: To view the image on this product.
EXT: To view the VGA output from another device,
such as a PC monitor or a projector by connecting
it to this product.
ZOOM
Use this to control the size of an object
projectoed on the screen.
APERATURE
Use this to control the sharpness of the
output image.
LAMP
Use this to turn the upper lamp or light box on or off.
ROTATE
Use this to rotate the output image.
IRIS
Use this to control the brightness of the image by
using the iris.
AF
Use this to adjust the autofocus automatically.
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DOCUMENT CAMERA
Source
Toshiba SD-V296
VCR/DVD Combo
To use the VCR/DVD Combo:
1.)
Select VCR or DVD from the AMX Selector’s
MATRIX Menu. (See page 2.)
2.)
To access the DVD Navigation screen, press the MENU
PAGE button in the lower right corner on the DVD Playback
Control page.
Note: The DVD Navigation screen is used to navigate through a DVD’s Menu. For
example, accessing scene selection.
DVD Playback Controls
DVD Navigation
VCR Playback Controls
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VCR/DVD
Menu Page
HP
Computer
To use the computer:
1.)
LOGON to the computer using your username and password.
2.)
Select COMPUTER from the AMX Selector’s MATRIX Menu.
(See page 2.)
NOTE: Selecting the input button on the second monitor displays the same image as is projected.
Unlocking a computer:
If the PC’s screen indicates that it has been locked by another user, you can
unlock the system by restarting it. To restart a locked computer:
1.)
Press and hold the POWER button on the computer until it shuts
down (typically, you will need to hold the button for 5 to 10 seconds
before the sequence will begin).
2.)
Press the POWER button again to restart the PC. When the login
screen appears, enter your UWSP username and password.
NOTE: Please remember to logoff the computer when finished.
After 60 minutes of inactivity, classroom computers will automatically lock, preventing
subsequent users from logging on.
This room is equi pped with a Starboard touchscreen that acts as an alternate
PC monitor and allows touch input into Windows 7. The main and secondary
monitors can be adjusted through the Windows Control Panel; however, if
problems occur with the setup of the Starboard, please contact a Technical
Support Specialist.
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COMPUTER
Starboard
Touchscreen
VGA
Laptop Connection
To connect a laptop computer:
1.)
Plug the VGA cable into the VGA port on your laptop and, if audio is
desired, plug the 1/8” stereo cable into your laptop’s headphone jack.
(If your laptop does not have a VGA port, contact Tech Support for further assistance. Also, some laptops
require proper configuration to utilize an external display. To configure your laptop accordingly, please refer to the
instructions provided by your manufacturer.)
2.)
Select LAPTOP from the AMX Selector’s MATRIX Menu.
Connecting to the Internet:
Many classrooms are equi pped with an Ethernet cable allowing for wired internet access. It is advisable to use a wired connection whenever possible.
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LA PTO P
Wireless internet connections are also available in most classrooms. For
instructions on configuring your laptop, contact Help Desk at x4375 or visit
www.uwsp.edu/IT/Network/Wireless.
SCIENCE
BUILDING
A121
TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS
For issues related to technical services, please consult the
technical support information found on the front cover.
At the end of class:
At the end of class:
SEE FRONT
MAINTENANCE EMERGENCIES
x4219
During the hours of 7 AM - 3:30 PM, issues related to building
maintenance may be directed to Facility Services. During off-hours,
maintenance emergencies may be reported to Protective Services.
FACILITY SERVICES
SECURITY CONCERNS
x3456
For issues related to building or campus security, please contact
Campus Protective Services.
CAMPUS PROTECTIVE
SERVICES
POLICE/FIRE EMERGENCIES
9-911
SPPD/SPFD
NOTE: There will be 7-12 seconds of silence before the phone rings. Please do not hang up.
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