Bethel Classroom BAC217 Physics

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Bethel Classroom BAC217 General Physics Laboratory


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Instructor Teaching Center:  None, Presentation NEC Projector with Extron MLC104 Control System (see below), HDMI and Airtame Connections

Audio: None

Lighting: Multizone light switches

Background Noise Level:

Writespace: Front and Side Chalkboards

Windows and Views: None

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The HDMI port for connecting your HDMI sources (laptop, etc).  You can also connect audio via the 3.5mm mini-jack "Audio In" port.

The Extron Control Center with the following functions:
ON / OFF - turns the projector on and off. 
Wireless - allows connection via a Wireless display app (http://airtame.com/start)
Laptop - displays whatever is connected to the HDMI cable
Video Mute - the "Black Screen"  to temporarily disable the active display
FREEZE On/Off - a "Freeze Screen" function displays the last image before turning "On"
Volume - controls the volume of audio from the projector speakers

Airtame Wireless display. This replaced the Apple TV.  You can download the app from http://airtame.com/start, start the app, type in the IP address on the screen and share your screen or a window from your laptop (look no cable). You can also connect via AirTame from any of the iMac computers (Windows - select the Airtame app on the desktop, Mac select the Airtame app from either the Launchpad or the Applications folder, type in the IP address on the screen and zap the computer displays as long as the "Wireless" option is selected. https://betheluniversity.atlassian.net/wiki/display/TLT/AirTame+Wireless+Display

VGA Cable - you can still connect via a VGA cable to the old connection on the side wall, but you must then select Computer 1 as the input on the old remote in the old place.  We left this because we know that you have some old VGA components, even though VGA connections are no longer being supported in classrooms and labs:)