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Longhouse 1002

2014-05-08T22:09:21Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

==Cedar Room==
* There are speakers installed in the room.
* This room does not have a data projector or any other equipment installed.
* An adapter box can be provided to connect line level (computer, iPod, etc) signals to the speakers.

Longhouse 1007A

2014-05-08T22:07:58Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

[[File:Final figures.jpg|thumbnail]]

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===LAPTOP: (You may play a DVD through your laptop.)===
#Lower the projection screen using the '''Projector Screen''' switch. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''ON''' button to turn on the Data Projector. Projector will take 30 seconds to warm up. The '''ON''' button will stop blinking when projector is ready. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''PC''' button. (Figure 2)
#Insert the VGA cable from laptop into computer Input Jack. Insert audio cable into the Audio Input. (Figure 1)
#Turn on your laptop.
#Use the '''Volume''' knob to adjust audio levels. (Figure 2)

==VCR/DVD==
# Using an RCA cable, connect the video and audio outputs of the VCR/DVD player to the '''Video''', '''Left Audio''' and '''Right Audio''' inputs on the panel. (Figure 1)
# Press the '''Video''' button (Figure 2).

==Microphones:==

====Wired Microphones====
#Connect an XLR cable into either input, '''Mic 1''' or '''Mic 2'''. (Figure 1)
#Connect a microphone into other end of the XLR cable.
#Adjust the volume by using the '''trim''' knobs above the mic inputs, (Figure 1)
#Additional volume can be controlled from the other panel’s '''volume''' control. (Figure 2)

====Wireless Microphone’s-This side is YELLOW====
* The Longhouse wireless microphones can be checked out from Media Loan (Faculty only).
* There are two microphones, one for each room. The microphone with yellow tape only works in 1007A.
* The microphone with red tape works in 1007B or can be combined to have audio in both rooms (see ‘combining’).
# To turn on the microphone hold down the red button on the bottom of the microphone.
# The “Mic” button on the side of the microphone is a mute switch. when illuminated red, the mic is on.
# The volume can be controlled using the '''volume''' knob on panel. (Figure 2)

==Combining==
* If you are using 1007A and 1007B as a single room, the combine switch must be set to '''Combined'''.

* Contact Media Services for assistance. X6270.

====Dual Projection:====
# Connect the VGA cable from 1007B (The side with the combine switch) into your laptop. (Dual screen will not work if you are using the VGA cable in 1007A). (Figure 1)
# On the panels In both rooms select the '''PC''' inputs. (Figure 2)

====Dual Room Wired Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wired mic.
* You must connect the mic into the panel in 1007B (The side with the combine switch).

====Dual Room Wireless Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wireless microphone.
* You must use the wireless mic labled B. RED TAPED MICROPHONE

Longhouse 1007B

2014-05-08T22:06:03Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
[[File:Final figures.jpg|thumbnail]]

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

===Laptop: (You may play a DVD through your laptop.)===
#Lower the projection screen using the '''Projector Screen''' switch. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''ON''' button to turn on the Data Projector. Projector will take 30 seconds to warm up. The '''ON''' button will stop blinking when projector is ready. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''PC''' button. (Figure 2)
#Insert the VGA cable from laptop into computer Input Jack. Insert audio cable into the Audio Input. (Figure 1)
#Turn on your laptop.
#Use the '''Volume''' knob to adjust audio levels. (Figure 2)

==VCR/DVD==
#Using an RCA cable, connect the video and audio outputs of the VCR/DVD player to the '''Video''', '''Left Audio''' and '''Right Audio''' inputs on the panel. (Figure 1)
#Press the '''Video''' button (Figure 2).

==Microphones==

====Wired Microphones====
#Connect an XLR cable into either input, '''Mic 1''' or '''Mic 2'''. (Figure 1)
#Connect a microphone into other end of the XLR cable.
#Adjust the volume by using the '''trim''' knobs above the mic inputs, (Figure 1)
#Additional volume can be controlled from the other panel’s '''volume''' control. (Figure 2)

====Wireless Microphone’s - This side is Red ====
* The Longhouse wireless microphones can be checked out from Media Loan (Faculty only).
* There are two microphones, one for each room. The microphone with yellow tape only works in 1007A.
* The microphone with red tape works in 1007B or can be combined to have audio in both rooms (see ‘combining’).

# To turn on the microphone hold down the red button on the bottom of the microphone.
# The “Mic” button on the side of the microphone is a mute switch. when illuminated red, the mic is on.
# The volume can be controlled using the '''volume''' knob on panel. (Figure 2)

==Combining the Rooms==
* If you are using 1007A and 1007B as a single room, the combine switch must be set to ‘Combined’.
* Contact Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

====Dual Projection:====
# Connect the VGA cable from 1007B (The side with the combine switch) into your laptop. (Dual screen will not work if you are using the VGA cable in 1007A). (Figure 1)
# On the panels In both rooms select the '''PC''' inputs. (Figure 2)

====Dual Room Wired Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wired mic.
* You must connect the mic into the panel in 1007B (The side with the combine switch).

====Dual Room Wireless Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wireless microphone.
* You must use the wireless mic labled B. RED TAPED MICROPHONE

COM 326 Screening Room

2014-05-08T21:59:14Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-326-Screening-Room-AV-rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__
This room is mostly used by the advanced moving image programs. It has an AV rack up front and in the back. It also has a 5.1 system, blu-ray, laser disc, VHS, Mac Mini, laptop VGA cord, and audio mixer which allows you to interchange both your video and audio signals.

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

===Power===
#Turn ON the main power on both AV racks in 326, orange switches.
#Make sure the Audio Amplifier and ONKYO Receiver in the 326A control room is ON.

===Projector Remote===
# Turn on the projector by using the Panasonic projector remote
# Press '''INPUT SELECT''' on projector remote
#* Select '''COMPUTER IN''' to project all media that is located on the desk
#* Select '''HDMI 3''' to project either of the blu-ray players 1 & 2

===Video Sources===
#Select your video source on the top Extron switcher
*VHS, DVD, DV, Laser Disc, Mac Mini, Laptop Computer (using VGA cable)

===Audio Sources===

#Use the Rane audio mixer to individually control the volume of your media sources that are located on the media desk. Make sure both the source volume fader is up and the Main Volume knob is up.
#Point the ONKYO remote at the white receiver panel and press TV/CD. This is the input for the Rane audio mixer.
#Use the Onkyo remote to control volume.

Bluray 1 and 2:
#Set the Onkyo audio reciever in the back room to either Bluray #1 or Bluray # 2 or select BD/DVD on the Onkyo remote.

===Volume===
There are 3 volumes that need to be adjusted depending on what media you are using. These 3 Main Volume controls need to be adjusted appropriately.
*Volume on the Rane mixer
*Volume on the Onkyo receiver in the 326A Control Room
*Volume on your laptop

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 308

2014-05-08T21:58:13Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-308-AV-Rack.png|thumbnail]]

This classroom has a media cabinet.

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.
===Power===
# Make sure the audio amplifier is on, located at the top of the rack
# Press the '''Display Power''' button to turn on the projector
# Select your video source: '''VGA''' (Laptop), '''VCR''', or '''DVD'''
# Use the '''Volume''' knob to adjust volume

===Laptop===
# Connect the VGA/mini audio cable to your laptop. Cable is located at the bottom of the rack.
# Connect the other end of the VGA cable to the VGA/Computer input located near the bottom of the rack.
# Turn on the projector by pressing the '''Display Power''' button
# Select '''VGA''' (Laptop)
# Turn on your computer last or restart it
# Select 1024 X 768 in your display preferences for best results

Please power everything off when done.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 209

2014-05-08T21:56:51Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-209_AV_rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__
This is one of the main dance and performance studios in the communications building. It has a simple AV rack for audio and video playback.
If you have a laptop then bring your own video adaptor to connect to the VGA cable or you can checkout adapter at Media Loan.

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

===Power===
# Turn ON the Main Power to the rack, big orange switch on the top right of the rack.

===Select Your AUDIO Source===
Using the Auxiliary knob, select between the following sources:
#Aux 1 = DVD
#Aux 2 = VHS
# Aux 3 = Cassette
# Aux 4 = Front Panel Input
# Aux 5 = Stereo mini cable for laptop or other devices

===Volume===
# Push up the fader located underneath the Aux Knob
# Push up the Main Volume fader

===Select Your VIDEO Source===
# Use the Projector Remote to turn on the Projector
===Laptop===
* Press Computer on the Projector Remote
* Plug your laptop into the VGA connector located at the bottom of the rack
* For laptop audio, connect the mini audio cable located in the rack to your laptop
* Turn the AUX KNOB to 5 and turn up the volume faders.
* Turn up the volume on your computer

===VHS or DVD===
* Press VIDEO/S-VIDEO on the Projector Remote
* Select VHS or DVD on the video switcher located in the rack

===Microphone===
# Plug in a microphone to the MIC 1 input panel located on the bottom left of the rack
# Push up the MIC 1 fader to control the volume of the Mic (go slowly to avoid feedback through the speakers and do not point the microphone at the speakers)
# Push up the Main Volume fader

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 209

2014-05-08T21:55:57Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-209_AV_rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__
This is one of the main dance and performance studios in the communications building. It has a simple AV rack for audio and video playback.
If you have a laptop then bring your own video adaptor to connect to the VGA cable.

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

===Power===
# Turn ON the Main Power to the rack, big orange switch on the top right of the rack.

===Select Your AUDIO Source===
Using the Auxiliary knob, select between the following sources:
#Aux 1 = DVD
#Aux 2 = VHS
# Aux 3 = Cassette
# Aux 4 = Front Panel Input
# Aux 5 = Stereo mini cable for laptop or other devices

===Volume===
# Push up the fader located underneath the Aux Knob
# Push up the Main Volume fader

===Select Your VIDEO Source===
# Use the Projector Remote to turn on the Projector
===Laptop===
* Press Computer on the Projector Remote
* Plug your laptop into the VGA connector located at the bottom of the rack
* For laptop audio, connect the mini audio cable located in the rack to your laptop
* Turn the AUX KNOB to 5 and turn up the volume faders.
* Turn up the volume on your computer

===VHS or DVD===
* Press VIDEO/S-VIDEO on the Projector Remote
* Select VHS or DVD on the video switcher located in the rack

===Microphone===
# Plug in a microphone to the MIC 1 input panel located on the bottom left of the rack
# Push up the MIC 1 fader to control the volume of the Mic (go slowly to avoid feedback through the speakers and do not point the microphone at the speakers)
# Push up the Main Volume fader

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 117

2014-05-08T21:53:59Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-117-AV-rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__
This classroom has an AV rack which includes VHS, DVD, Cassette, computer cord, and a 1/8 mini iPod cable.

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

===Power===
#Turn on the AV rack, orange Main Power switch located at the top right.
#Press the '''Display''' button on the wall panel to torn on the projector.

===Media Sources===
====DVD====
# Select '''VIDEO''' on the wall panel
# Select '''AUX 1''' on the audio mixer
# Push up AUX the stereo fader and the Main fader
====VHS====
# Select '''VIDEO''' on the wall panel
# Select '''AUX 2''' on the audio mixer
# Push up the AUX stereo fader and the Main fader
====Cassette====
# Select '''AUX 3''' on the audio mixer
# Push up the stereo fader and the Main fader
====IPOD 1/8 Mini Cable====
# Select '''AUX 4'''
# Push up the stereo fader and the Main fader
# Turn up volume knob on wall panel.

===Laptop===
#Connect laptop to the VGA cable (video) and audio mini cable (audio) that is hanging next to the AV rack
#Turn on the projector by pressing '''Display''' button on the wall panel
#Select '''Laptop''' on the wall panel
#Turn on laptop last or restart your computer
#Choose 1024 X 768 for your display resolution
#Use both the volume controls on your computer and the wall panel

===Shutdown===
#Please turn off the projector and turn down volume when done.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Lecture Hall 1

2014-05-08T21:51:24Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Projector===
* The projector is stored in the "Doghouse". This is a silver pentagon shaped box in the middle of the room.
* The "Doghouse" needs to be unlocked and opened for the projection to work.
Call Media Services for assistance at X6270.

===Computer (built-in)===
# On the touchscreen, press '''COMPUTER'''. This starts the projector and lowers the screen.
# Set the silver switch on the left side of the podium '''Mac Mini'''.
# The computer should be on, just press any key on the keyboard to wake it up.
# You must login with your TESC account to use the computer, and it may take a few extra moments to start up the first time you log in.
#* If you don’t have a TESC login, call Media Services at x6270 for access.

* A USB extension cable is provided in case you can’t reach the back of the computer to plug in any external devices.
* Always log out when you are done with the computer.

===Computer (laptop)===
# Plug the VGA cable from the left side of the podium into your laptop.
# On the touchscreen, press '''COMPUTER'''. This starts the projector and lowers the screen.
# Set the silver switch on the left side of the podium '''Laptop''.
# For audio, use the "mini" audio cable that is bundled with the VGA cable.
# Use the grey ethernet cable or wireless for network access.
*For best results, wait until everything is connected before turning on your laptop

===DVD, VHS, TV===
* The media cabinet in Lecture hall 1 is located in the brown cabinet on the side of the stage.
* You can also play your DVD through the computer.

# Insert media (DVD, VHS tape) in the the VCR of DVD player.
# On the podium touchscreen, press '''VIDEO''' then select source (DVD, VHS, TV, etc).
# Use the menu on the touchscreen to control players.

===Document Camera===
# Open the drawer on the right side of the podium.
# Turn on document camera, including lights.
# On the touchscreen press '''DOCUMENT CAMERA'''
# The image should appear on the monitor and projection screen.

===Audio Sources===
# Use the cassette deck or CD player in the media cabinet.
# On the podium touchscreen, press '''AUDIO''' and select either '''CD''' or '''TAPE'''.
# Use the touchscreen menu to control the decks.

===Slide Projector===
* Located in the middle of the room
# Unlock the slide projector, and insert your slides.
# On the podium touchscreen, press single or dual slide projector (dual projectors available in LH3 & LH5).
# Use the touchscreen menu to control your media.

Lecture Hall 1

2014-05-08T21:49:27Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Projector===
* The projector is stored in the "Doghouse". This is a silver pentagon shaped box in the middle of the room.
* The "Doghouse" needs to be unlocked and opened for the projection to work.
Call Media Services for assistance at X6270.

===Computer (built-in)===
# On the touchscreen, press '''COMPUTER'''. This starts the projector and lowers the screen.
# Set the silver switch on the left side of the podium '''Mac Mini'''.
# The computer should be on, just press any key on the keyboard to wake it up.
# You must login with your TESC account to use the computer, and it may take a few extra moments to start up the first time you log in.
#* If you don’t have a TESC login, call Media Services at x6270 for access.

* A USB extension cable is provided in case you can’t reach the back of the computer to plug in any external devices.
* Always log out when you are done with the computer.

===Computer (laptop)===
# Plug the VGA cable from the left side of the podium into your laptop.
# On the touchscreen, press '''COMPUTER'''. This starts the projector and lowers the screen.
# Set the silver switch on the left side of the podium '''Laptop''.
# For computer audio, use the audio cable bundled with the VGA cable.
# Use the grey ethernet cable or wireless for network access.
*For best results, wait until everything is connected before turning on your laptop

===DVD, VHS, TV===
* The media cabinet in Lecture hall 1 is located in the brown cabinet on the side of the stage.
* You can also play your DVD through the computer.

# Insert media (DVD, VHS tape) in the the VCR of DVD player.
# On the podium touchscreen, press '''VIDEO''' then select source (DVD, VHS, TV, etc).
# Use the menu on the touchscreen to control players.

===Document Camera===
# Open the drawer on the right side of the podium.
# Turn on document camera, including lights.
# On the touchscreen press '''DOCUMENT CAMERA'''
# The image should appear on the monitor and projection screen.

===Audio Sources===
# Use the cassette deck or CD player in the media cabinet.
# On the podium touchscreen, press '''AUDIO''' and select either '''CD''' or '''TAPE'''.
# Use the touchscreen menu to control the decks.

===Slide Projector===
* Located in the middle of the room
# Unlock the slide projector, and insert your slides.
# On the podium touchscreen, press single or dual slide projector (dual projectors available in LH3 & LH5).
# Use the touchscreen menu to control your media.

COM 408 Design Lab

2014-05-08T19:09:07Z

Fordk:

__NOTOC__

Need Help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.

[[FILE:COM_408_AV_CheatSheet.png|thumbnail]]

===Power===
Turn on '''MAIN POWER''' - orange switch on the top, right of rack.

===Video===
# Turn on projector by pressing the green '''DISPLAY POWER''' button for 3 - seconds.
# Select '''INPUT 5''' using the projector remote located on the top of the rack.
# Select your video source: DVD, VHS, DV-DECK, LD, LAPTOP

===Audio===
# All your audio is routed through the RANE mixer.
# Use the individual volume knobs to control the volume of your media.
# The '''MAIN VOLUME''' knob should be around 2 O'Clock.
# Make sure the Crown Amplifier is ON located at the bottom of the rack.

===Laptop===
# Connect the VGA/audio cord to your computer.
# Select '''LAPTOP''' on the video switcher.
# Turn on the projector by pressing the green '''DISPLAY POWER''' button for 3 - seconds.
# Select '''INPUT 2''' using the projector remote.
# Turn on your computer last or restart it if it is not projecting.

===Shutting Down===
# Press the green '''DISPLAY POWER''' button for 3 - seconds to turn off the projector.
# Once the projector is off, turn off the '''MAIN POWER''' of the media rack.
# Return remotes and VGA cord.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 326 Screening Room

2014-05-08T19:07:53Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-326-Screening-Room-AV-rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__
This room is mostly used by the advanced moving image programs. It has an AV rack up front and in the back. It also has a 5.1 system, blu-ray, laser disc, VHS, Mac Mini, laptop VGA cord, and audio mixer which allows you to interchange both your video and audio signals.

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media help.

===Power===
#Turn ON the main power on both AV racks in 326, orange switches.
#Make sure the Audio Amplifier and ONKYO Receiver in the 326A control room is ON.

===Projector Remote===
# Turn on the projector by using the Panasonic projector remote
# Press '''INPUT SELECT''' on projector remote
#* Select '''COMPUTER IN''' to project all media that is located on the desk
#* Select '''HDMI 3''' to project either of the blu-ray players 1 & 2

===Video Sources===
#Select your video source on the top Extron switcher
*VHS, DVD, DV, Laser Disc, Mac Mini, Laptop Computer (using VGA cable)

===Audio Sources===

#Use the Rane audio mixer to individually control the volume of your media sources that are located on the media desk. Make sure both the source volume fader is up and the Main Volume knob is up.
#Point the ONKYO remote at the white receiver panel and press TV/CD. This is the input for the Rane audio mixer.
#Use the Onkyo remote to control volume.

Bluray 1 and 2:
#Set the Onkyo audio reciever in the back room to either Bluray #1 or Bluray # 2 or select BD/DVD on the Onkyo remote.

===Volume===
There are 3 volumes that need to be adjusted depending on what media you are using. These 3 Main Volume controls need to be adjusted appropriately.
*Volume on the Rane mixer
*Volume on the Onkyo receiver in the 326A Control Room
*Volume on your laptop

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 110

2014-05-08T19:06:32Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-110-AV-rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media help.

===Power===
# Turn on the '''Main Power''' in the rack located at the front of the room
# Turn on the projector power with projector remote - orange bar on front of projector should turn green.

===Computer===
# Connect the VGA cable (taped to desk) to your computer.
# Plug in the stereo mini cable for computer sound.
# On the projector remote - select '''Computer'''
# On the audio mixer in the rack - select '''Aux 5''' - bring up both the stereo and main faders.

===Video (VHS, DVD)===
# Turn on the projector with the projector remote.
# Use the projector remote to switch the projector input to '''VIDEO'''
# In AV rack, select '''DVD''' or '''VHS''' on video switcher
# In AV rack, on the audio mixer - move selector knob to '''AUX 1 = DVD''' or '''AUX 2 = VHS'''.

===Cassette===
#On the audio mixer select '''AUX 3'''.
#Bring up the stereo and main fader.

===Plug In Stereo Source===
#Use jack on front panel
#Select '''AUX 4'''
#Bring up the stereo and main faders

===External Microphone===
# Plug in microphone on front panel
# Slowly bring up MIC fader 1!
# Slowly bring up stereo fader!

===Shutting Down===
# Power down the rack.
# Turn off the projector and leave the projector remote on the table.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 107 Recital Hall

2014-05-08T19:05:23Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM_107_AV_Rack.png|thumbnail]]
__NOTOC__
===AV Rack Main Power===

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media help.

Turn ON MAIN POWER, orange switch located inside AV rack.

===Location Page===
# On the touch screen control panel select '''Stage'''

===Stage Input Select Page===
Select your media source
#HDMI Input (for external device)
#HDMI +Mini Audio (for external device)
#S-Video Input (for external device)
#Computer VGA Input (for your laptop)
#BluRay Player (located in rack)
#Composite Input (for external device)
#Lectern Wired - located in bottom drawer
#Lectern Wireless - located in bottom drawer

===Projector Control Panel===
Turn ON the projector by pressing the '''Display ON''' button
#Display ON
#Display OFF
#MUTE

===Audio Control Panel===
Press the knob to select what source you want to control the volume for
#Wired Mics - microphones that you plug into the front panel
#Wireless mics - these handheld wireless mics are located in the drawer, power them on
#Program Audio - all audio from other sources like laptops, bluray, ipod

Volume can also be controlled/simultaneously by using the touch screen Volume Controls screen

===Laptop Instructions===
#The VGA computer cable can be found in the bottom drawer of the AV rack
#Connect the '''VGA/audio cable''' to your laptop and the Computer VGA Input panel in the rack
#Select the '''Computer VGA''' Input option on the Stage Input Select page on the touch screen panel
#Press the '''Display ON''' button to turn on the projector
#Turn on your laptop
#Select '''Program Audio''' on the Volume Control panel and turn it up. Make sure your computer volume is up as well.

===BluRay Instructions===
#Select '''BluRay Player''' on the touch screen Stage Input Select page.
#Insert your media into the BluRay player located in the rack, Eject button is on the front of the player.
#Press the '''Display ON''' button to turn on the projector.
#Select '''Program Audio''' on the Volume Control panel and turn it up.
#Use the touch screen to control the BluRay player functions. Press '''Advanced''' to access special menu's.
#Press '''Enter''' to PLAY.

===IPOD or other devices===
#Use the '''MINI/RCA''' cable located in the drawer
#Connect your IPOD to the '''Composite Input''' panel
#Select '''Composite Input''' on the touch screen Stage Input Select page.
#Select '''Program Audio''' on the Audio Control Panel and turn it up.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 320 & 323

2014-05-08T19:03:46Z

Fordk:

COM 320 & 323 are exactly the same. They have media control panels (MCP) only.
Need help using equipment call Media Services @ 6270

[[File:COM-AV-Wall-Panel.png|thumbnail]]

===Computer===
# Connect your computer using the VGA/audio cord to the '''VGA''' input panel.
# Turn on the projector by pressing the display power ''''ON''' button on the panel.
# Select '''Laptop''' for your video source.
# Use the '''volume''' knob and your computer volume to control the audio level.

===Auxiliary Input===
Can be used for external DVD, VHS, or IPOD like devices.
#Connect an RCA audio or Video input
#Select the '''VIDEO''' source
#Turn on the projector by pressing the display power ''''ON''' button on the panel.
#Use the '''volume''' knob to control volume

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 320 & 323

2014-05-08T19:02:38Z

Fordk:

COM 320 & 323 are exactly the same. They have MCPs media control panels only.
Need help using equipment call Media Services @ 6270

[[File:COM-AV-Wall-Panel.png|thumbnail]]

===Computer===
# Connect your computer using the VGA/audio cord to the '''VGA''' input panel.
# Turn on the projector by pressing the display power ''''ON''' button on the panel.
# Select '''Laptop''' for your video source.
# Use the '''volume''' knob and your computer volume to control the audio level.

===Auxiliary Input===
Can be used for external DVD, VHS, or IPOD like devices.
#Connect an RCA audio or Video input
#Select the '''VIDEO''' source
#Turn on the projector by pressing the display power ''''ON''' button on the panel.
#Use the '''volume''' knob to control volume

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 308

2014-05-08T18:59:25Z

Fordk:

[[File:COM-308-AV-Rack.png|thumbnail]]
This classroom has a media cabinet.
Need help? Call Media Services X 6270 for media assistance.
===Power===
# Make sure the audio amplifier is on, located at the top of the rack
# Press the '''Display Power''' button to turn on the projector
# Select your video source: '''VGA''' (Laptop), '''VCR''', or '''DVD'''
# Use the '''Volume''' knob to adjust volume

===Laptop===
# Connect the VGA/mini audio cable to your laptop. Cable is located at the bottom of the rack.
# Connect the other end of the VGA cable to the VGA/Computer input located near the bottom of the rack.
# Turn on the projector by pressing the '''Display Power''' button
# Select '''VGA''' (Laptop)
# Turn on your computer last or restart it
# Select 1024 X 768 in your display preferences for best results

Please power everything off when done.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II E4115 Critique

2014-05-08T18:57:23Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
Turn on MAIN POWER on both racks (orange switches, top right)

===DVD/VHS===

*Select the '''Screen Down''' button to lower the screen.
*Turn on the projector by pressing and holding the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
*Select your input DVD or VHS
*Insert Media and press play. Navigate menus with remote.
*The volume knob is located at the upper right of the rack.

===Computer===
*Select the '''Screen Down''' button to lower the screen.
*Turn on the projector by pressing and holding the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
*Connect your laptop to the '''VGA''' cable.
*Use a '''Ethernet''' cable to connect to the data jacks (Blue and Green jacks) around the room.
*Select '''Input 7'''
*Turn on your laptop

===Using the Monitor===
You can use the monitor to cue your DVD or VHS media
*Turn on the monitor.
*Select image source.
*Audio can be cued using the right and/or left channel by selecting the source number.
NEEDS MAJOR UPDATE

Sem II 4107 Class Lab

2014-05-08T18:55:40Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Powering The System===

# Press '''Display Power''' button on the '''Media Control Panel''' to turn on the television.
#* A green light will appear in the bottom right corner of the monitor to indicate that it is on. (This may take a few seconds)
# Press the input button on the '''Media Control Panel'''. This will allow you to select a source.
# An '''Input Source''' menu will appear on the top right corner of the screen. Use the '''Input''' button to scroll through the menu to select your source.
# For '''VHS/DVD''' select '''2AV'''.
# For '''Laptops''' select '''3RGB'''.

If you are unable to get the TV to power on check the bottom side of the television. The is a large red button, press it and try powering on again.

===VHS/DVD===

# Turn on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck.
# Use the '''Remote''' or the buttons on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck to control viewing functions, or access menus.

===Laptop===
No permanent VGA cable in this room. You can checkout a VGA cable from Media Loan X 6253.
# Connect the '''VGA''' cable to your '''Laptop'''
#* If you have a Mac you will need a mac adapter to connect to VGA cable. Adapter available from Media Loan X 6253.
# If you need audio connect the '''Stereo Mini''' cable to the headphone jack on your laptop.
# Turn on the laptop.
# The laptop should now be projecting on the television monitor.

Sem II 4107 Class Lab

2014-05-08T18:54:00Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Powering The System===

# Press '''Display Power''' button on the '''Media Control Panel''' to turn on the television.
#* A green light will appear in the bottom right corner of the monitor to indicate that it is on. (This may take a few seconds)
# Press the input button on the '''Media Control Panel'''. This will allow you to select a source.
# An '''Input Source''' menu will appear on the top right corner of the screen. Use the '''Input''' button to scroll through the menu to select your source.
# For '''VHS/DVD''' select '''2AV'''.
# For '''Laptops''' select '''3RGB'''.

If you are unable to get the TV to power on check the bottom side of the television. The is a large red button, press it and try powering on again.

===VHS/DVD===

# Turn on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck.
# Use the '''Remote''' or the buttons on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck to control viewing functions, or access menus.

===Laptop===
No permanent VGA cable in this room. You can checkout a VGA cable from Media Loan X 6253.
# Connect the '''VGA''' cable to your '''Laptop'''
#* If you have a Mac you will need a mac adapter to connect to vga cable.
# If you need audio connect the '''Stereo Mini''' cable to the headphone jack on your laptop.
# Turn on the laptop.
# The laptop should now be projecting on the television monitor.

Sem II 4107 Class Lab

2014-05-08T18:52:59Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Powering The System===

# Press '''Display Power''' button on the '''Media Control Panel''' to turn on the television.
#* A green light will appear in the bottom right corner of the monitor to indicate that it is on. (This may take a few seconds)
# Press the input button on the '''Media Control Panel'''. This will allow you to select a source.
# An '''Input Source''' menu will appear on the top right corner of the screen. Use the '''Input''' button to scroll through the menu to select your source.
# For '''VHS/DVD''' select '''2AV'''.
# For '''Laptops''' select '''3RGB'''.

If you are unable to get the TV to power on check the bottom side of the television. The is a large red button, press it and try powering on again.

===VHS/DVD===

# Turn on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck.
# Use the '''Remote''' or the buttons on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck to control viewing functions, or access menus.

===Laptop===
No permanent VGA cable in this room. You can checkout from Media Loan X 6253.
# Connect the '''VGA''' cable to your '''Laptop'''
#* If you have a Mac you will need a mac adapter to connect to vga cable.
# If you need audio connect the '''Stereo Mini''' cable to the headphone jack on your laptop.
# Turn on the laptop.
# The laptop should now be projecting on the television monitor.

Sem II 4107 Class Lab

2014-05-08T18:51:25Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Powering The System===

# Press '''Display Power''' button on the '''Media Control Panel''' to turn on the television.
#* A green light will appear in the bottom right corner of the monitor to indicate that it is on. (This may take a few seconds)
# Press the input button on the '''Media Control Panel'''. This will allow you to select a source.
# An '''Input Source''' menu will appear on the top right corner of the screen. Use the '''Input''' button to scroll through the menu to select your source.
# For '''VHS/DVD''' select '''2AV'''.
# For '''Laptops''' select '''3RGB'''.

If you are unable to get the TV to power on check the bottom side of the television. The is a large red button, press it and try powering on again.

===VHS/DVD===

# Turn on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck.
# Use the '''Remote''' or the buttons on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck to control viewing functions, or access menus.

===Laptop===
No permanent VGA cable in this room. You can checkout from Media Loan X 6253.
# Connect the '''VGA''' cable to your '''Laptop'''
#* If your laptop does not have a VGA output you will need an adaptor.
# If you need audio connect the '''Stereo Mini''' cable to the headphone jack on your laptop.
# Turn on the laptop.
# The laptop should now be prjecting on the television monitor.

Sem II 2109 Seminar

2014-05-08T18:48:36Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
Need help? Contact Media Services at X6270 for media support.
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 2109 Seminar

2014-05-08T18:47:50Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
Contact Media Services at X6270 for media support.
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 2107 Seminar

2014-05-08T18:45:34Z

Fordk:

Sem II 2105 Meeting Room

2014-05-08T18:43:29Z

Fordk:

Need help? Call Media Services X 6270
[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Powering The System===

# Press '''Display Power''' button on the '''Media Control Panel''' to turn on the television.
#* A green light will appear in the bottom right corner of the monitor to indicate that it is on. (This may take a few seconds)
# Press the input button on the '''Media Control Panel'''. This will allow you to select a source.
# An '''Input Source''' menu will appear on the top right corner of the screen. Use the '''Input''' button to scroll through the menu to select your source.
# For '''VHS/DVD''' select '''2AV'''.
# For '''Laptops''' select '''3RGB'''.

If you are unable to get the TV to power on check the bottom side of the television. The is a large red button, press it and try powering on again.

===VHS/DVD===

# Turn on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck.
# Use the '''Remote''' or the buttons on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck to control viewing functions, or access menus.

===Laptop===

# No permanent VGA cable in this room.
VGA cable available for checkout at Media Loan x6253
Connect the '''VGA''' cable to your '''Laptop'''
#* You will need an adaptor if your laptop is a Mac.
# If you need audio connect the '''Stereo Mini''' cable to the headphone jack on your laptop.
# Turn on the laptop.
# The laptop should now be projecting on the television monitor.

Sem II 2105 Meeting Room

2014-05-08T18:40:41Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Powering The System===

# Press '''Display Power''' button on the '''Media Control Panel''' to turn on the television.
#* A green light will appear in the bottom right corner of the monitor to indicate that it is on. (This may take a few seconds)
# Press the input button on the '''Media Control Panel'''. This will allow you to select a source.
# An '''Input Source''' menu will appear on the top right corner of the screen. Use the '''Input''' button to scroll through the menu to select your source.
# For '''VHS/DVD''' select '''2AV'''.
# For '''Laptops''' select '''3RGB'''.

If you are unable to get the TV to power on check the bottom side of the television. The is a large red button, press it and try powering on again.

===VHS/DVD===

# Turn on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck.
# Use the '''Remote''' or the buttons on the '''VHS/DVD''' deck to control viewing functions, or access menus.

===Laptop===

# No permanent VGA cable in this room.
VGA cable available for checkout at Media Loan x6253
Connect the '''VGA''' cable to your '''Laptop'''
#* You will need an adaptor if your laptop is a Mac.
# If you need audio connect the '''Stereo Mini''' cable to the headphone jack on your laptop.
# Turn on the laptop.
# The laptop should now be projecting on the television monitor.

Sem II 1105 Tiered Lecture

2014-05-08T18:34:38Z

Fordk:

Contact Media Services at X 6270 for media support.

Unlock podium and touch AMX screen to start system

===Podium Computer===

# Touch '''AMX''' screen to start system.
# Press '''Computer''' then '''Podium Computer'''. This starts the projector and lowers the screen.
# Pull out keyboard and mouse drawer.

===Laptop Computer===

# Touch '''AMX''' screen to start system.
# Press '''Computer''' then '''Laptop'''. This will start the projector and lower the screen.
# Connect the VGA cord to your laptop.
# Connect the ethernet cable to your laptop. Wireless is also available in 1105 rooms.
# If you do not see your laptop image then '''restart the computer''' or check your mirroring/appearance settings in your control panel.

===Video===

# Insert media (DVD,VHS) in the media cabinet near the door.
# Touch the '''AMX''' screen in the podium to start the system.
# Press '''Video''' then press your selection, '''DVD''', '''VHS''' or '''TV'''. Use the menu on the '''AMX''' touch screen to control your media. You can also play your DVD through the computer.

===Document Camera===

# Roll out document camera drawer on the right of the podium.
# Turn on the document camera.
# Press '''Document Camera''' selection on the '''AMX''' touch screen. You should see your image on the monitor and projection screen.

===Audio===

# Insert your tape or CD in the decks located in the media cabinet.
# Touch the '''AMX''' screen in the podium. Press '''Audio''' and select either '''CD''' or '''tape'''.
# Use the '''AMX''' touchscreen menu to control your media.

===Surround Sound===

# After you have selected your media source on the '''AMX''' screen then press '''surround sound'''.
# Select what type of sound mode you want.
# Press the '''Back''' button on the lower left of the '''AMX''' screen.

===Shutdown Procedures (UPDATE THIS)===
# Shut down the '''AMX''' system.

'''Return equipment and LOCK all locks'''

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Library 1540

2014-05-08T18:23:55Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Computer (built-in)===
Turn on the projector and select “PC” on the podium. If you are using the built-in MacMini, make sure the podium “Computer” switch is set to “Built-in”. The computer should be on, so just move the mouse or press any key on the keyboard to wake it up. You must authenticate with your TESC login to use the computer, and it may take a few extra moments to start up the first time you log in. If you don’t have a TESC login, call Media Services at x6270 for access. Always log out when you are done with the computer.

===Computer (laptop)===
Turn on the projector and select “PC” on the podium. If you are using your own laptop, make sure the podium “Computer” switch is set to “Portable”. Connect the VGA cable coming out of the podium to your computer, and if you will need to hear computer audio, plug the small audio plug into your headphone jack. An ethernet cable is also provided for internet access.
For best results, wait until everything is connected before turning on your laptop, and it should automatically appear on the large screen.

===Document Camera===
Turn on the projector and select “Doc Cam” on the podium. Unfold the arms and lens of the document camera, taking care not to force them. Press the button on the document camera labeled “On/Off”. Place your document on the white surface. To temporarily freeze the image on the screen, press “Pause”, then press again to unfreeze.

===DVD or CD===
The DVD player is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “DVD” on the podium, put your disc in the player, and use either the podium control buttons or the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to navigate.

===VHS tape or TV===
The VCR is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “VCR” on the podium, put your tape in the player, and use either the podium control buttons or the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to control playback or change channels.

===DV tape===
The DV deck is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “DVCAM” on the podium, put your tape in the player, and use the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to control playback.

Library 1412

2014-05-08T18:21:41Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
===Computer (built-in)===
Turn on the projector and select “PC” on the podium. If you are using the built-in MacMini, make sure the podium “Computer” switch is set to “Built-in”. The computer should be on, so just move the mouse or press any key on the keyboard to wake it up. You must authenticate with your TESC login to use the computer, and it may take a few extra moments to start up the first time you log in. If you don’t have a TESC login, call Media Services at x 6270 for access. Always log out when you are done with the computer.

===Computer (laptop)===
Turn on the projector and select “PC” on the podium. If you are using your own laptop, make sure the podium “Computer” switch is set to “Portable”. Connect the VGA cable coming out of the podium to your computer, and if you will need to hear computer audio, plug the small audio plug into your headphone jack. An ethernet cable is also provided for internet access.
For best results, wait until everything is connected before turning on your laptop, and it should automatically appear on the large screen.

===Document Camera===
Turn on the projector and select “Doc Cam” on the podium. Unfold the arms and lens of the document camera, taking care not to force them. Press the button on the document camera labeled “On/Off”. Place your document on the white surface. To temporarily freeze the image on the screen, press “Pause”, then press again to unfreeze.

===DVD or CD===
The DVD player is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “DVD” on the podium, put your disc in the player, and use either the podium control buttons or the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to navigate.

===VHS tape or TV===
The VCR is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “VCR” on the podium, put your tape in the player, and use either the podium control buttons or the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to control playback or change channels.

===DV tape===
The DV deck is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “DVCAM” on the podium, put your tape in the player, and use the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to control playback.

Sem II 1105 Tiered Lecture

2014-05-07T22:20:28Z

Fordk: Fordk moved page Sem II 1005 to Sem II 1105

Contact Electronic Media at 360-867-6270 for support or key authorizations.

Unlock podium and touch AMX screen to start system

===Podium Computer===

# Touch '''AMX''' screen to start system.
# Press '''Computer''' then '''Podium Computer'''. This starts the projector and lowers the screen.
# Pull out keyboard and mouse drawer.

===Laptop Computer===

# Touch '''AMX''' screen to start system.
# Press '''Computer''' then '''Laptop'''. This will start the projector and lower the screen.
# Connect the VGA cord to your laptop.
# Connect the ethernet cable to your laptop. Wireless is also available in 1105 rooms.
# If you do not see your laptop image then '''restart the computer''' or check your mirroring/appearance settings in your control panel.

===Video===

# Insert media (DVD,VHS) in the media cabinet near the door.
# Touch the '''AMX''' screen in the podium to start the system.
# Press '''Video''' then press your selection, '''DVD''', '''VHS''' or '''TV'''. Use the menu on the '''AMX''' touch screen to control your media. You can also play your DVD through the computer.

===Document Camera===

# Roll out document camera drawer on the right of the podium.
# Turn on the document camera.
# Press '''Document Camera''' selection on the '''AMX''' touch screen. You should see your image on the monitor and projection screen.

===Audio===

# Insert your tape or CD in the decks located in the media cabinet.
# Touch the '''AMX''' screen in the podium. Press '''Audio''' and select either '''CD''' or '''tape'''.
# Use the '''AMX''' touchscreen menu to control your media.

===Surround Sound===

# After you have selected your media source on the '''AMX''' screen then press '''surround sound'''.
# Select what type of sound mode you want.
# Press the '''Back''' button on the lower left of the '''AMX''' screen.

===Shutdown Procedures (UPDATE THIS)===
# Shut down the '''AMX''' system.

'''Return equipment and LOCK all locks'''

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 1005

2014-05-07T22:20:28Z

Fordk: Fordk moved page Sem II 1005 to Sem II 1105

#REDIRECT [[Sem II 1105]]

Sem II 1107 Workshop

2014-05-07T22:19:14Z

Fordk:

__NOTOC__
Contact Media Services @ 6270 for media support.
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop last.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 1107 Workshop

2014-05-07T22:18:51Z

Fordk:

__NOTOC__
Contact Media Services @ 6270 for media support.
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 3109 Seminar

2014-05-07T22:17:53Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
Contact Media Services @ 6270 for media support .
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop last.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 3109 Seminar

2014-05-07T22:16:55Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
Contact Media Services @ 6270 for media support .
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Sem II 3107 Seminar

2014-05-07T22:15:52Z

Fordk:

Sem II 3107 Seminar

2014-05-07T22:14:23Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
Contact Media Services @ 6270 for media support .
[[Image:Sem2 1107.png|right|Equipment Rack]]
===Audio===
A '''Cassette Deck''' and '''DVD Player''' are available.
# Insert the '''cassette''' or '''CD'''.
# Select the source on the '''Switcher'''.
# Press play.
# Use the '''Volume knob''' on the right of '''Switcher'''.

===Projection===
# On the '''Switcher''' press the green '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds to turn on the projector.
# Press the '''Screen Down''' button to lower screen.

====Video ( VCR, DVD, Cable TV)====
# Press the '''CD/DVD''' or '''VCR''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Insert your media into the player.
# Use the remote controls to use the '''VCR''' or '''DVD''' for menu options.

====Laptop====
# Connect the long black VGA cord hanging from the bottom of the rack to your laptop.
# Use the ethernet cord to plug into the blue or green data jacks located around the room for internet access.
# Press the '''Laptop''' button on the '''Switcher'''.
# Turn on the laptop.

===Shutdown Procedures===
# Turn off the '''Projector''' by pressing the '''Display Power''' button for 3 seconds.
# Press the '''Screen Up''' button to raise screen.

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

COM 320 & 323

2014-05-07T22:11:27Z

Fordk:

COM 320 & 323 are exactly the same. They only have simple wall panels and media equipment.
Need help using equipment call Media Services @ 6270

[[File:COM-AV-Wall-Panel.png|thumbnail]]

===Computer===
# Connect your computer using the VGA/audio cord to the '''VGA''' input panel.
# Turn on the projector by pressing the display power ''''ON''' button on the panel.
# Select '''Laptop''' for your video source.
# Use the '''volume''' knob and your computer volume to control the audio level.

===Auxiliary Input===
Can be used for external DVD, VHS, or IPOD like devices.
#Connect an RCA audio or Video input
#Select the '''VIDEO''' source
#Turn on the projector by pressing the display power ''''ON''' button on the panel.
#Use the '''volume''' knob to control volume

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Library 2310

2014-05-07T22:09:09Z

Fordk:

Longhouse 1007B

2014-05-07T22:02:39Z

Fordk:

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]
[[File:Final figures.jpg|thumbnail]]
===Laptop: (You may play a DVD through your laptop.)===
#Lower the projection screen using the '''Projector Screen''' switch. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''ON''' button to turn on the Data Projector. Projector will take 30 seconds to warm up. The '''ON''' button will stop blinking when projector is ready. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''PC''' button. (Figure 2)
#Insert the VGA cable from laptop into computer Input Jack. Insert audio cable into the Audio Input. (Figure 1)
#Turn on your laptop.
#Use the '''Volume''' knob to adjust audio levels. (Figure 2)

==VCR/DVD==
#Using an RCA cable, connect the video and audio outputs of the VCR/DVD player to the '''Video''', '''Left Audio''' and '''Right Audio''' inputs on the panel. (Figure 1)
#Press the '''Video''' button (Figure 2).

==Microphones==

====Wired Microphones====
#Connect an XLR cable into either input, '''Mic 1''' or '''Mic 2'''. (Figure 1)
#Connect a microphone into other end of the XLR cable.
#Adjust the volume by using the '''trim''' knobs above the mic inputs, (Figure 1)
#Additional volume can be controlled from the other panel’s '''volume''' control. (Figure 2)

====Wireless Microphone’s - This side is Red ====
* The Longhouse wireless microphones can be checked out from Media Loan (Faculty only).
* There are two microphones, one for each room. The microphone with yellow tape only works in 1007A.
* The microphone with red tape works in 1007B or can be combined to have audio in both rooms (see ‘combining’).

# To turn on the microphone hold down the red button on the bottom of the microphone.
# The “Mic” button on the side of the microphone is a mute switch. when illuminated red, the mic is on.
# The volume can be controlled using the '''volume''' knob on panel. (Figure 2)

==Combining the Rooms==
* If you are using 1007A and 1007B as a single room, the combine switch must be set to ‘Combined’.
* Contact Media Services for assistance. X6270.

====Dual Projection:====
# Connect the VGA cable from 1007B (The side with the combine switch) into your laptop. (Dual screen will not work if you are using the VGA cable in 1007A). (Figure 1)
# On the panels In both rooms select the '''PC''' inputs. (Figure 2)

====Dual Room Wired Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wired mic.
* You must connect the mic into the panel in 1007B (The side with the combine switch).

====Dual Room Wireless Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wireless microphone.
* You must use the wireless mic labled B. RED TAPED MICROPHONE

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===LAPTOP: (You may play a DVD through your laptop.)===
#Lower the projection screen using the '''Projector Screen''' switch. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''ON''' button to turn on the Data Projector. Projector will take 30 seconds to warm up. The '''ON''' button will stop blinking when projector is ready. (Figure 2)
#Press the '''PC''' button. (Figure 2)
#Insert the VGA cable from laptop into computer Input Jack. Insert audio cable into the Audio Input. (Figure 1)
#Turn on your laptop.
#Use the '''Volume''' knob to adjust audio levels. (Figure 2)

==VCR/DVD==
# Using an RCA cable, connect the video and audio outputs of the VCR/DVD player to the '''Video''', '''Left Audio''' and '''Right Audio''' inputs on the panel. (Figure 1)
# Press the '''Video''' button (Figure 2).

==Microphones:==

====Wired Microphones====
#Connect an XLR cable into either input, '''Mic 1''' or '''Mic 2'''. (Figure 1)
#Connect a microphone into other end of the XLR cable.
#Adjust the volume by using the '''trim''' knobs above the mic inputs, (Figure 1)
#Additional volume can be controlled from the other panel’s '''volume''' control. (Figure 2)

====Wireless Microphone’s-This side is YELLOW====
* The Longhouse wireless microphones can be checked out from Media Loan (Faculty only).
* There are two microphones, one for each room. The microphone with yellow tape only works in 1007A.
* The microphone with red tape works in 1007B or can be combined to have audio in both rooms (see ‘combining’).
# To turn on the microphone hold down the red button on the bottom of the microphone.
# The “Mic” button on the side of the microphone is a mute switch. when illuminated red, the mic is on.
# The volume can be controlled using the '''volume''' knob on panel. (Figure 2)

==Combining==
* If you are using 1007A and 1007B as a single room, the combine switch must be set to '''Combined'''.

* Contact Media Services for assistance. X6270.

====Dual Projection:====
# Connect the VGA cable from 1007B (The side with the combine switch) into your laptop. (Dual screen will not work if you are using the VGA cable in 1007A). (Figure 1)
# On the panels In both rooms select the '''PC''' inputs. (Figure 2)

====Dual Room Wired Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wired mic.
* You must connect the mic into the panel in 1007B (The side with the combine switch).

====Dual Room Wireless Microphone:====
* Follow the same steps as a single room wireless microphone.
* You must use the wireless mic labled B. RED TAPED MICROPHONE

Library 2708

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===Computer (built-in)===
Turn on the projector and select “PC” on the podium. If you are using the built-in MacMini, make sure the podium “Computer” switch is set to “Built-in”. The computer should be on, so just move the mouse or press any key on the keyboard to wake it up. You must authenticate with your TESC login to use the computer, and it may take a few extra moments to start up the first time you log in. If you don’t have a TESC login, call Media Services @ x6270 for access. Always log out when you are done with the computer.

===Computer (laptop)===
Turn on the projector and select “PC” on the podium. If you are using your own laptop, make sure the podium “Computer” switch is set to “Portable”. Connect the VGA cable coming out of the podium to your computer, and if you will need to hear computer audio, plug the small audio plug into your headphone jack. An ethernet cable is also provided for internet access.
For best results, wait until everything is connected before turning on your laptop, and it should automatically appear on the large screen.

===Document Camera===
Turn on the projector and select “Doc Cam” on the podium. Unfold the arms and lens of the document camera, taking care not to force them. Press the button on the document camera labeled “On/Off”. Place your document on the white surface. To temporarily freeze the image on the screen, press “Pause”, then press again to unfreeze.

===DVD or CD===
The DVD player is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “DVD” on the podium, put your disc in the player, and use either the podium control buttons or the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to navigate.

===VHS tape or TV===
The VCR is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “VCR” on the podium, put your tape in the player, and use either the podium control buttons or the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to control playback or change channels.

===DV tape===
The DV deck is located in the equipment rack, so you will need a key to open it. After turning on the projector and selecting “DVCAM” on the podium, put your tape in the player, and use the remote control (in the equipment rack drawer) to control playback.

Media Classrooms Overview

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Fordk:

Evergreen has a number of technology-enabled "Media Classrooms" equipped with built-in audio/video display systems. All of them, at a minimum, will allow you to display your portable computer video on a classroom projection screen. Some provide additional AV capabilities as detailed below:

'''Level 1''' – video display and connector for portable computer video

'''Level 2''' – as above plus media playback equipment in an equipment rack

'''Level 3''' – as above plus a Lectern with a Mac and (in most cases) a document camera

Listed below are the media classrooms which are available for your use and, parenthetically, information on who to contact to schedule them and who to call if you need technical assistance using them). For more detailed information on specific Media classrooms, please visit the [http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/mediaclassrooms Media Classrooms Home].

'''
== Media Classrooms at Olympia Campus ==
'''

'''Library & Lecture Hall Media Classrooms'''

:Scheduling at Space Scheduling ext. 6314.
:Technical help: Media Services @ ext. 6270

::*LIB 1412: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback)

::*LIB 1540: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback, isolated control room for 16mm projection)

::*LIB 1326: Level 3

::*LIB 2310: Level 3

::*LIB 2708: Level 3

::*LIB 3301: Level 3

::Lecture Halls: Level 3, also include slide projector and sound-isolated control room for 16mm projection

'''Comm Building AV Classrooms''' - Level 2 and 3
:Scheduling support from the Communications Building Manager Shannon Stewart, extension 5896)
:Technical help: Zena Vergara @ ext. 5277 or Media Services @ ext. 6270

::*Com 107: Recital Hall 200 seat Level 2
::*Com 308: Level 2
::*Com 326: Level 2
::*Com 408: Level 2

'''Lab 1&2 AV Classrooms''' - Level 1

'''Seminar 2 Media Classrooms'''
:Scheduling: Space Scheduling, ext 6314.
:Technical help: Kathryn Ford @ ext. 5517 or Media Services @ ext. 6270

::*A-D 2105, 4107: Level 1
::*A-D 1107, 2107,2109,3107,3109: Level 2
::*A-E 1105: Level 3

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Media Classrooms Overview

2014-05-07T21:55:21Z

Fordk:

Evergreen has a number of technology-enabled "Media Classrooms" equipped with built-in audio/video display systems. All of them, at a minimum, will allow you to display your portable computer video on a classroom projection screen. Some provide additional AV capabilities as detailed below:

'''Level 1''' – video display and connector for portable computer video

'''Level 2''' – as above plus media playback equipment in an equipment rack

'''Level 3''' – as above plus a Lectern with a Mac and (in most cases) a document camera

Listed below are the media classrooms which are available for your use and, parenthetically, information on who to contact to schedule them and who to call if you need technical assistance using them). For more detailed information on specific Media classrooms, please visit the [http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/mediaclassrooms Media Classrooms Home].

'''
== Media Classrooms at Olympia Campus ==
'''

'''Library & Lecture Hall Media Classrooms'''

:Scheduling at Space Scheduling ext. 6314.
:Technical help: Media Services @ ext. 6270

::*LIB 1412: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback)

::*LIB 1540: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback, isolated control room for 16mm projection)

::*LIB 1326: Level 3

::*LIB 2310: Level 3

::*LIB 2708: Level 3

::*LIB 3301: Level 3

::Lecture Halls: Level 3, also include slide projector and sound-isolated control room for 16mm projection

'''Comm Building AV Classrooms''' - Level 2 and 3
:Scheduling support from the Communications Building Manager Shannon Stewart, extension 5896)
:Technical help: Zena Vergara @ ext. 5277 or Media Services @ ext. 6270

::*Com 107: Recital Hall 200 seat Level 2
::*Com 308: Level 2
::*Com 326: Level 2
::*Com 408: Level 2

'''Lab 1&2 AV Classrooms''' - Level 1

'''Seminar 2 Media Classrooms'''
:Scheduling: Space Scheduling, ext 6314.
:Technical help: Kathryn Ford @ ext. 5517 or Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*A-D 2105, 4107: Level 1
::*A-D 1107, 2107,2109,3107,3109: Level 2
::*A-E 1105: Level 3

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Media Classrooms Overview

2014-05-07T21:54:43Z

Fordk:

Evergreen has a number of technology-enabled "Media Classrooms" equipped with built-in audio/video display systems. All of them, at a minimum, will allow you to display your portable computer video on a classroom projection screen. Some provide additional AV capabilities as detailed below:

'''Level 1''' – video display and connector for portable computer video

'''Level 2''' – as above plus media playback equipment in an equipment rack

'''Level 3''' – as above plus a Lectern with a Mac and (in most cases) a document camera

Listed below are the media classrooms which are available for your use and, parenthetically, information on who to contact to schedule them and who to call if you need technical assistance using them). For more detailed information on specific Media classrooms, please visit the [http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/mediaclassrooms Media Classrooms Home].

'''
== Media Classrooms at Olympia Campus ==
'''

'''Library & Lecture Hall Media Classrooms'''

:Scheduling at Space Scheduling ext. 6314.
:Technical help: Media Services @ ext. 6270

::*LIB 1412: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback)

::*LIB 1540: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback, isolated control room for 16mm projection)

::*LIB 1326: Level 3

::*LIB 2310: Level 3

::*LIB 2708: Level 3

::*LIB 3301: Level 3

::Lecture Halls: Level 3, also include slide projector and sound-isolated control room for 16mm projection

'''Comm Building AV Classrooms''' - Level 2 and 3
:Scheduling support from the Communications Building Manager Shannon Stewart, extension 5896)
:Technical help: Zena Vergara @ ext. 5277 or Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*Com 107: Recital Hall 200 seat Level 2
::*Com 308: Level 2
::*Com 326: Level 2
::*Com 408: Level 2

'''Lab 1&2 AV Classrooms''' - Level 1

'''Seminar 2 Media Classrooms'''
:Scheduling: Space Scheduling, ext 6314.
:Technical help: Kathryn Ford @ ext. 5517 or Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*A-D 2105, 4107: Level 1
::*A-D 1107, 2107,2109,3107,3109: Level 2
::*A-E 1105: Level 3

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Media Classrooms Overview

2014-05-07T21:34:50Z

Fordk:

Evergreen has a number of technology-enabled "Media Classrooms" equipped with built-in audio/video display systems. All of them, at a minimum, will allow you to display your portable computer video on a classroom projection screen. Some provide additional AV capabilities as detailed below:

'''Level 1''' – video display and connector for portable computer video

'''Level 2''' – as above plus media playback equipment in an equipment rack

'''Level 3''' – as above plus a Lectern with a Mac and (in most cases) a document camera

Listed below are the media classrooms which are available for your use and, parenthetically, information on who to contact to schedule them and who to call if you need technical assistance using them). For more detailed information on specific Media classrooms, please visit the [http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/mediaclassrooms Media Classrooms Home].

'''
== Media Classrooms at Olympia Campus ==
'''

'''Library & Lecture Hall Media Classrooms'''

:Scheduling at Space Scheduling ext. 6314.
:Technical help: Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*LIB 1412: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback)

::*LIB 1540: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback, isolated control room for 16mm projection)

::*LIB 1326: Level 3

::*LIB 2310: Level 3

::*LIB 2708: Level 3

::*LIB 3301: Level 3

::Lecture Halls: Level 3, also include slide projector and sound-isolated control room for 16mm projection

'''Comm Building AV Classrooms''' - Level 2 and 3
:Scheduling support from the Communications Building Manager Shannon Stewart, extension 5896)
:Technical help: Zena Vergara @ ext. 5277 or Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*Com 107: Recital Hall 200 seat Level 2
::*Com 308: Level 2
::*Com 326: Level 2
::*Com 408: Level 2

'''Lab 1&2 AV Classrooms''' - Level 1

'''Seminar 2 Media Classrooms'''
:Scheduling: Space Scheduling, ext 6314.
:Technical help: Kathryn Ford @ ext. 5517 or Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*A-D 2105, 4107: Level 1
::*A-D 1107, 2107,2109,3107,3109: Level 2
::*A-E 1105: Level 3

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Media Classrooms Overview

2014-05-07T21:34:04Z

Fordk:

Evergreen has a number of technology-enabled "Media Classrooms" equipped with built-in audio/video display systems. All of them, at a minimum, will allow you to display your portable computer video on a classroom projection screen. Some provide additional AV capabilities as detailed below:

'''Level 1''' – video display and connector for portable computer video

'''Level 2''' – as above plus media playback equipment in an equipment rack

'''Level 3''' – as above plus a Lectern with a Mac and (in most cases) a document camera

Listed below are the media classrooms which are available for your use and, parenthetically, information on who to contact to schedule them and who to call if you need technical assistance using them). For more detailed information on specific Media classrooms, please visit the [http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/mediaclassrooms Media Classrooms Home].

'''
== Media Classrooms at Olympia Campus ==
'''

'''Library & Lecture Hall Media Classrooms'''

:Scheduling at Space Scheduling ext. 6314.
:Technical help: Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*LIB 1412: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback)

::*LIB 1540: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback, isolated control room for 16mm projection)

::*LIB 1326: Level 3

::*LIB 2310: Level 3

::*LIB 2708: Level 3

::*LIB 3301: Level 3

::Lecture Halls: Level 3, also include slide projector and sound-isolated control room for 16mm projection

'''Comm Building AV Classrooms''' - Level 2 and 3
:Scheduling support from the Communications Building Manager Shannon Stewart, extension 5896)
:Technical help: Zena Vergara @ ext. 5277 or Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*Com 107: Recital Hall 200 seat Level 2
::*Com 308: Level 2
::*Com 326: Level 2
::*Com 408: Level 2

'''Lab 1&2 AV Classrooms''' - Level 1

'''Seminar 2 Media Classrooms'''
:Scheduling: Space Scheduling, ext 6314.
:Technical help: Kathryn Ford @ ext. 5517 or Electronic Media Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*A-D 2105, 4107: Level 1
::*A-D 1107, 2107,2109,3107,3109: Level 2
::*A-E 1105: Level 3

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]

Media Classrooms Overview

2014-05-07T21:32:52Z

Fordk:

Evergreen has a number of technology-enabled "Media Classrooms" equipped with built-in audio/video display systems. All of them, at a minimum, will allow you to display your portable computer video on a classroom projection screen. Some provide additional AV capabilities as detailed below:

'''Level 1''' – video display and connector for portable computer video

'''Level 2''' – as above plus media playback equipment in an equipment rack

'''Level 3''' – as above plus a Lectern with a Mac and (in most cases) a document camera

Listed below are the media classrooms which are available for your use and, parenthetically, information on who to contact to schedule them and who to call if you need technical assistance using them). For more detailed information on specific Media classrooms, please visit the [http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/mediaclassrooms Media Classrooms Home].

'''
== Media Classrooms at Olympia Campus ==
'''

'''Library & Lecture Hall Media Classrooms'''

:Scheduling at Space Scheduling ext. 6314.
:Technical help: Media Services Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*LIB 1412: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback)

::*LIB 1540: Level 3 (5.1 surround sound capable during DVD playback, isolated control room for 16mm projection)

::*LIB 1326: Level 3

::*LIB 2310: Level 3

::*LIB 2708: Level 3

::*LIB 3301: Level 3

::Lecture Halls: Level 3, also include slide projector and sound-isolated control room for 16mm projection

'''Comm Building AV Classrooms''' - Level 2 and 3
:Scheduling support from the Communications Building manager Shannon Stewart, extension 5896)
:Technical help: Zena Vergara @ ext. 5277 or Electronic Media Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*Com 107: Recital Hall 200 seat Level 2
::*Com 308: Level 2
::*Com 326: Level 2
::*Com 408: Level 2

'''Lab 1&2 AV Classrooms''' - Level 1

'''Seminar 2 Media Classrooms'''
:Scheduling: Space Scheduling, ext 6314.
:Technical help: Kathryn Ford @ ext. 5517 or Electronic Media Help desk @ ext. 6270

::*A-D 2105, 4107: Level 1
::*A-D 1107, 2107,2109,3107,3109: Level 2
::*A-E 1105: Level 3

[[Category:Media Classrooms]]