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===Media Sources=== | ===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. | # Turn up volume knob on wall panel. | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 15 October 2013
This classroom has an AV rack which includes VHS, DVD, Cassette, computer cord, and a 1/8 mini iPod cable.
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.