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The system features a main projector, interactive whiteboard, and two LCD screens. Presentations can be made from the PC, laptop computer, or mobile device.  \nStart-up  \nThe touch screen remains powered on indefinitely.  \nTo begin, simply touch the screen’s surface to load the system’s Main Page. Room lights will come on automatically.  \nLights and Blinds  \nUse the Lights and Blinds icons to control the lighting and window blinds.  \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.  \nBefore system start up, the Blinds controls are on the right side. Once system has started they switch to the left side.  \nVolume  \nThe room volume level can be adjusted at any time by using the Volume column controls.  \nFor convenience, the volume controls are located on the right side of the screen.  \nPress the Volume icons to adjust the volume level.  \nPress the mute icon to turn off the sound.  \nPC Presentation  \nWhen the AV system is turned on the PC content is displayed by default.  \nThe PC is located in a locked cabinet in the room and is intended to be left on when not inuse. Please do not shut down the PC at anytime.  \nUse the wireless keyboard and mouse located on top of the equipment rack to operate the PC.  \nNotes: Turn on the keyboard via the power switch underneath the keyboard. When finished, turn off the keyboard and place mouse back on charger.  \nDocument Camera / Laptop-HDMI  \nConnect a laptop or document camera to the room wall plate input using HDMI cable and turn on laptop or document Camera.  \n- From the MAIN DISPLAY tab, select HDMI In  \n- A blue light on the document camera indicates it is on  \nWireless Presenter  \nSee Wireless Presenter Instructions  \nSlave Displays  \nFollow Main Display  \nThe audio-visual system is equipped multiple LCD screens. The projector acts as the main display and the LCDs act as slave displays. The slave displays can be setup to display a secondary source or match the main projector  \ndisplay.  \n- Press the Slave Displays tab.  \n- Select the Follow icon.  \n- The LCDs will display the same source that is currently being shown on the main display.  \n- Press the Blank icon to blank the screen.  \nSlave Laptop / Document Camera Presentation – HDMI  \nThe slave projectors are equipped to present from a connected laptop or document camera. A local wall plate input, which supports HDMI input, is located at the front of the room.  \n- Press the Slave Displays tab.  \n- Select the HDMI In icon.  \n- Press the Blank icon to blank the screen  \nShutdown  \nTo shutdown the audio-visual system  \n1. Press the Shutdown icon located on the top right of the touch screen. Apop-up screen will appear.  \n2. Press the Yes icon.  \n3. Press the No icon to return to the audio-visual system.  \nNOTE: Letting the system go to sleep by itself only powers down the touch panel screen, it does not turn off the audio-visual equipment. To turn off the equipment, shutdown the system properly using the touch screen panel. This will extend the life of the audio-visual equipment.  \nTo ensure the equipment is ready for use by the next lecturer/presenter  \n1. Log off the house PC only, do not shutdown/turn off the house PC.  \n2. Turn the keyboard off via the on/off button located on the back of the keyboard  \n3. Dock the mouse back into the docking station.  \n4. 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