Presentation Support
Work In Progress
DC1302
Projector
The projector is located in the booth at the back of the room.
- obtain the keys from ICR (Vera Korody, DC1330)
- for a presentation setup, it seems to work best when the projector is turned on prior to connecting a computer.
Video Box
The video switch box is located in the cabinet at the front of the room, it is in the right side of the cabinet.
- Make sure the switch is in the middle (neutral) position. This enables the projector to more effectively detect the computer being attached.
- The video switch should be in the middle position. The only times it is not is when someone fiddles around with the equipment.
Computer Audio
There is a "headphone" jack connector, usually located in the left side of the cabinet at the front of the room. Insert this connector into the computer's headphone jack. Be sure to test the volume output prior to any presentation. Volume adjustment may have to be done on the audio box or on the computer itself, or possibly
both. The audio box is in the left side of the cabinet at the front of the room.
DC1304
There is a panel at the front of the room on the wall on the left side
of the screen.
It has an "on" button to turn on the projector.
There is a VGA cable running from the box.
DC2310
Speaker Phone
Connecting a Mac
Experience, so far, shows that the "fool-proof" way of connecting a Mac is:
- Turn on the projector.
- Connect the VGA cable to the Mac dongle.
- Have the Mac user be logged into their computer.
- Connect the Mac dongle to the Mac's Thunderbolt (MiniDisplay) Port.
Once this is done, the projector usually figures things out properly and one will see the picture on the screen.
Connecting Windows
Sometimes one has to select "Connect to Projector" in the Control Panel
under display settings, because the secondary display might not have
been setup yet.