Control Panel
1. Turn the display ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’
using these buttons
2. Press a button to
choose an input source:
A device connected
using HDMI (see below)
The DOC CAM, also
called the Visualiser
The fixed desktop PC
A device connected
using the COMPUTER
(VGA) connector
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Connection Plate
(This image shows a typical
connection plate as an
example.
Plates will differ, but the
connectors should include
some or all of those shown
here)
If you are bringing
equipment to connect to
AV in a room, you must
bring appropriate cables
(e.g. VGA/HDMI, network)
with you, as none are
supplied in the room.
connect
Rotate  to reduce (-) and rotate  to increase
(+) the VOLUME
A VGA cable connects to a device
(e.g. a LAPTOP) and the other end
of the VGA cable connects here.
Connect a 3.5mm AUDIO lead to
AUDIO OUT on the device, and
connect the other end here.
An HDMI cable connects to
a device (e.g. a LAPTOP)
and the other end of the
HDMI cable connects here.
A Network cable connects
to a device (e.g. a LAPTOP)
and the other end of the
Network cable connects
here.
USB ports for the fixed desktop PC, typically for
attaching optional USB memory sticks when required
Troubleshooting
troubleshooting
Laptops/Devices
General
No Audio:
Please remember to bring your own
relevant cables (VGA/HDMI, Network,
3.5mm Audio) when connecting
equipment brought into the room.
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Is your Laptop muted?
Is your browser/media player
muted?
Is the audio cable firmly pushed
into the 3.5 mm AUDIO socket?
No Video:

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Is the VGA/HDMI lead firmly
connected to the Laptop/Device?
For Laptops, is the display
“cloned” correctly? (Typically,
press function key F4 or F7)
No Network:
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Is the Network lead firmly
connected to the Laptop/Device?
If you would like a 10 minute
demonstration on using this type of AV
equipment or require immediate technical
assistance, then please don’t hesitate to
contact the ICT Service Desk on Ext: 3366
(01582 74336).
AV Guides are available from the Staff web
site at in.beds.ac.uk/ict/av-and-mediaservices