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The start-up procedure is referred to throughout the manual as the starting point for most operations.  \nStart-up  \nThe touch screen remains powered on indefinitely. If left unattended, the touchscreen will revert to power-save mode and the screen will go blank.  \nTo begin, simply touch the screen’s surface and the Welcome page will load.  \nPress the screen again to load the system’s Main Page.  \nLights  \nThe room lights can be adjusted at any time by using the Lights column controls. For convenience the lighting controls are located on the left side of the screen.  \nPress a Lights icon to turn on the lights, dim the lights, or turn off the lights.  \nVolume  \nThe room volume level can be adjusted at any time by using the Volume column controls. For convenience, the volume controls are located on the right side of the screen.  \nPress the Volume icons to adjust the volume level. Press the Mute icon to turn off the sound.  \nKeyboard, mouse and microphones  \nKeyboard, mouse and microphones are kept in the equipment rack.  \nUse the equipment labelled Gallery.  \n1. Turn the keyboard on via the on/off button located on the back of the keyboard.  \n2. Turn the hand held microphone on via the on/off button located at the base.  \n3. Turn the lapel microphone on via the on/off button located at the top.  \nTo ensure the equipment is ready for use by the next lecturer/presenter  \n1. Turn the keyboard off via the on/off button located on the back of the keyboard  \n2. Dock the mouse back into the docking station.  \n3. Dock the hand held and lapel microphone back into the docking station lining up the recharging so the charge lights are activated.  \nPersonal Computer (PC) Presentation  \nThe audio-visual system is equipped to display computer presentations from the room PC.  \nPC Presentation Procedure  \nSelect the PC icon from the Source Selection row.  \nLaptop Presentation  \nThe audio-visual system is equipped to display computer presentations from a connected laptop. An input supports video and stereo audio using an HDMI cable.  \nConnecting a Laptop  \n1. Connect a laptop to the input using an HDMI cable.  \n2. Turn on the laptop.  \n3. Configure the laptop to direct the video image to an external video display. Switching to an external display is usually done using one of the Function keys (E.g. Function + F3 or F5) . Consult the laptop’s help files for more information.  \nLaptop Presentation Procedure  \n1. Select the Laptop icon from the Source Selection row.  \nAudio Conference Dialling  \nThe system features audio conference dialling that allows manual dialling and calling of audio conference calls.  \nAC Dialling Procedure  \n1. Press the Audio Conference tab.  \n2. Select the Dialing icon.  \n3. Enter the contact number/address using the numeric keypad or keypad icon.  \n4. Press the Call icon to connect the call.  \n5. Use the Privacy icon to disable outgoing audio.  \n6. Use the Volume controls to adjust the incoming volume level.  \n7. Press the Flash icon to add another party to the conference call.  \n8. Press the End icon to disconnect the call.  \n9. Press the Answer icon to accept an incoming call.  \nAudio Conference Phone Book  \nThe audio conferencing system features an integrated Phone Book. The phone book provides a convenient way of establishing calls without needing to manually type long contact numbers.  \nAC Phone Book Procedure  \n1. Press the Audio Conference tab.  \n2. Select the Phonebook icon.  \n3. Select one of the contact icons to bring up the contact’s name and number.  \n4. Use the Next or Prev icons to scroll through the phone book. Use the First \u003C\u003C or Last >> icons to jump to the beginning or end of the phone book.  \n5. Press the Call icon to connect the call.  \n6. Use the Privacy icon to disable outgoing microphone audio.  \n7. Use the Volume controls to adjust the incoming volume level.  \n8. 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