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Here are some of the things you need to know about presenting in LHS-1621.
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Log on to the Podium Windows computer using your UW userid and password
If your presentation is on a USB drive, you can connect it to the podium computer using one of the two USB ports on the podium below the control panel
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Connect the HDMI (white tape) or VGA cable at the podium to your computer. You may need an adapter if your computer does not have connections for HDMI or VGA. With VGA connections, you will need to connect the audio jack to your computer if you need audio in your presentation.
If you are doing a video conference, you need to connect the USB cable to connect the video camera and microphone system to your computer.
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Select the right presentation mode: If you arrive and system is powered on, it is recommended that you select the Switch Mode option to get back to the start to make sure the room is in the right mode.
Send the Laptop or PC (Podium Computer) image to the screen and Preview monitor: Select the Laptop or PC option on the lower menu (if it doesn't appear, slide the scrolling menu to the right or left until the Laptop option appears).
The control panel will then show the available options for displaying the computer image (see below): Projector, Preview Monitor as well as Classroom sound (for audio). When you have chosen the options you want (turned red x to green checks), hit the "Send" icon to send the screen and/or audio to the selected devices.
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For laptop only, choose the input that matches what you have connected (see below): HDMI (middle) carries audio and video, VGA (right) carries only video so you will need to select the audio jack also (and have it connected to the headphone output on computer). Tap the appropriate connection.
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Note for Mac laptops: If you plan to present your desktop in an online meeting, you should disable the HDCP option on this connections screen. If you forget, your online viewers may see a green or blue screen instead of your shared content. You can come back to this page and disable HDCP if that happens.
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Tap the PC option and select all options so that green check marks appear below the Projector Image, Preview Monitor and Classroom Sound then Tap Send
On the bottom row, tap the PC Extended option (not shown but located between PC and Laptop options)
Select the “Projector Image” so that it has a green check mark below it while the Preview Monitor and Classroom Sound each have a red x below them. Tap Send. This sends the extended desktop to the Projector screen only.
Tap the option to Enable the extended desktop (a check will appear beside the option) and after a few second, a second check mark will appear beside the “Video signal from extended desktop detected”. You may also hear an audio notification that another screen has been detected by the computer.
Start your PowerPoint presentation and the speaker notes will appear on the preview monitor while the slide appear on the Projector image
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Connect to the Camera and Microphone. At the top of the touchscreen control panel, touch the USB Cam/Mic option and touch the icon for your presentation device (PC or Laptop) from the dropdown so that it has a green check mark. If the dropdown doesn't dismiss itself, touch the USB Cam/Mic option at the top again to dismiss it.
Set up the lapel mic. In most situations, the audio for the remote attendees is captured using the lapel microphone.
Insert batteries
Turn on
Attach your personal mic cord (obtained from your dept)
Start your online meeting in Teams, Webex, Zoom, etc.
From the devices in your meeting platform confirm that the room USB devices are being used for audio and camera. This will appear as USB-1621 (on the podium computer) or AV Bridge 2x1 (if you are using a laptop)
Back at the touchscreen control panel, move to and select the USB Cam icon.
Choose the image source that you want to use:
Use Camera
Use Projector (whatever image is showing on the large screen)
Use Both (split screen with camera and projector image)
Then choose the appropriate camera preset for the video camera:
Podium Close
Podium Wide (best for multiple people at the podium or if you wander a bit)
2 Blackboards (zoomed on 2 whiteboards - then adjust the board by selecting left, centre or right)
3 Blackboards (the whole front of the room - good if you like to wander more)
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Some extra things to think about:
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The right side of the podium has a pull out shelf with a document camera that can be used to project hand-written notes, mobile device screens (turn down the screen brightness on your mobile device).
Pull the document camera shelf out from the side of the podium, raise and position the camera arm
Select the DocCam 1 option from the scrolling menu along the bottom of the control panel
Turn on the document camera (power button should have blue accent lights)
Turn on the document camera light (if desired)
Tap the Auto-Focus button