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| <font 22px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**LAS Projection Quick Start Guide**</font> | <font 22px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**LAS Projection Quick Start Guide**</font> | ||
| - | Terminology; | + | ---- |
| - | * Screen = projected screen on wall | + | [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1efW1O8DnGZWE9A-Ibpjplqi0d4JG9-BG9K1Ix_M6VAQ/edit#|White box instructions and troubleshooting]] (K-5) |
| - | * Monitor = computer monitor | + | |
| - | * Switch Plate or Black Box / White box = A/V control center on wall | + | |
| - | * Projector shortcut keys: | + | |
| - | * Shift+WINkey+Arrow keys <- or → = Send an active window to the projector or back again. | + | |
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| - | ===== Power On / Off Projector AV (White-Box) system. ===== | + | [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1weC2_ldwcXyqGTdYeTM92KUiJpGjrNhyUGNiMs7Vtys/edit?usp=sharing|White box instructions and troubleshooting]] (HS, MS) |
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| - | - Use the EPSON remote to power the projector on and off | + | |
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| - | ===== Power On Projector AV (Black-Box) system. ===== | + | [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F2IcDHZ7WegTaK0ItzErAc2CZILYZUIimr_QNZyrh1E/edit|Aver document camera setup]] |
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| - | - Turn on (Boot) computer. | + | |
| - | - Press power button (far right button) on switch plate (AKA Black Box). | + | |
| - | - You should hear a short beep and there will be a slight delay in system powering on (30 seconds). | + | |
| - | - Select source one for computer/projector option (source two and three will be used for other devices). | + | |
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| - | ===== Power Off Projector AV (Black-Box) system. ===== | + | [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/133p-kOpncWd0wxqptruLU27BzH5YGOsOqB7kSiL66HU/edit?usp=sharing|Interactive Projectors guide]] |
| - | - Turn volume down on system. | + | ---- |
| - | - Press power button to power down projector/AV system. | + | |
| - | - Button will blink until projector is cooled off (you cannot restart the projector until it stops blinking, you don’t need to wait for it to cool off to leave!) | + | [[http://techwiki.lowellschools.com/windows_extended_display?s[]=duplicate|Navigating duplicate displays and extended displays]] |
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| - | ===== Use the speakers without using the projector. (Black-Box Only) ===== | + | [[https://files.support.epson.com/docid/cpd5/cpd54271/source/troubleshooting/reference/interactive_projector/problem_interactive_pen_position.html|Solutions when the interactive pen position is not accurate]] |
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| - | - Once the system is on, turn off the projector with the remote. | + | [[https://www.loom.com/share/e363dfd3d40a409cb98762e95a51a607?sid=6fed6fcb-2f42-4ffb-8589-91b29d10aac6|DVD not playing video tips]] |
| - | - Press the power button two times (ON THE REMOTE) to power the projector down. | + | |
| - | - Now the sound system will work without wasting bulb life of the projector. | + | |
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| *If you forget to move the program back before you close it, you do not need to turn projector back on to get it back on your computer monitor. Click on the application in the task bar and use \\ | *If you forget to move the program back before you close it, you do not need to turn projector back on to get it back on your computer monitor. Click on the application in the task bar and use \\ | ||
| Shift+WINkey+Arrow keys <- or → to move the program back without needing to turn projector back on. \\ \\ **PowerPoint – Previously Created** \\ | Shift+WINkey+Arrow keys <- or → to move the program back without needing to turn projector back on. \\ \\ **PowerPoint – Previously Created** \\ | ||
| - | - Open PowerPoint. - Open your file. - View Slide Show. - Show will automatically play on screen (will not play on your monitor) * To change it back to the monitor; find the "slideshow" menu at the top, select "setup Show" then in the "multiple monitors" section select HP L1908w Wide LCD monitor to have it show up on your flatscreen. - PowerPoint options are available by right click on screen. - To advance slides make sure cursor is on screen. - To end show, press escape on screen. \\ | + | - Open PowerPoint. - Open your file. - View Slide Show. - Show will automatically play on screen (will not play on your monitor) * To change it back to the monitor; find the "slideshow" menu at the top, select "setup Show" then in the "multiple monitors" section select HP L1908w Wide LCD monitor to have it show up on your flat screen. - PowerPoint options are available by right click on screen. - To advance slides make sure cursor is on screen. - To end show, press escape on screen. \\ |
| - | PowerPoint – Creation \\ **NOTE: Power point is automatically set to show on screen when you activate the slide show. When you are creating a new presentation and you want to preview your slideshow, you can select Slide show – Setup Show – Display Slide Show On – Primary Monitor (from drop down). This will allow you to preview on your monitor without turning on the projector. You will want to change this setting back when finished. ** | + | PowerPoint – Creation \\ **NOTE: PowerPoint is automatically set to show on screen when you activate the slide show. When you are creating a new presentation and you want to preview your slideshow, you can select Slide show – Setup Show – Display Slide Show On – Primary Monitor (from drop down). This will allow you to preview on your monitor without turning on the projector. You will want to change this setting back when finished. ** |
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