Cannon Pavilion 101

Room Summary

Image of desktop  Image of classroom Image of classroom Image of media rack

 

 

This room serves as a classroom with seating available for 24 people.

How to Use Room: Base Level Operations

  1. Turn on the computer by pressing the power button on the bottom right side of the computer monitor.
  2. Login with your Elon username and password.
  3. Touch the touch screen control to turn on the system. The system will take 45 seconds to warm up.
  4. Use the touch screen control to select the desired input (Desktop, Composite, DVD,  and CD).
    • Laptop/Device inputs are built into the table top of the instructor station.
  5. Turn the system off by pressing the System Off button located on the top right side of the touch screen control.
  6. To power the desktop computer off, click the Shut Down button (click the Windows button on the bottom left side of the desktop, the Shut Down button is located to the right of the display window).

Available Technology

Equipment  Manufacturer Model/Type
Touch Screen Control Crestron

TMPC-9-B-T
Desktop Dell Optiplex 5270 AIO
Projector Canon WUX6000
Projector Screen Da-Lite

Model B
DVD Player Sony DVP-NS725P
VCR Sony SLV-N900
Receiver Sony STR-DE595
Web Camera Avaya HC020
Laptop Connectivity   HDMI, Ethernet

1.) Touch Screen Control (Crestron)

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Touch the screen to turn on the system. The system will take 45 seconds to warm up.
    Photo of crestron control panel
  2. Use the touch screen control to select the desired input (Desktop, and  DVD).
  3. Press IMAGE MUTE, located on the top left to mute the screen image and adjust the height of the projector screen.
  4. To turn the system off, press the System Off button located on the top right of the touch screen control.

Desktop Instructions

  1. Tap on the Desktop tab on the touch panel.
  2. Turn on the Desktop computer and login with your Elon username and password.
    Photo of crestron control panel computer selection tab

DVD Instructions

  1. The DVD player is located in the cabinet beneath the computer.
  2. Insert your DVD into the player.
  3. Tap on the DVD tab on the touch panel.
  4. The touch panel will display DVD controller buttons.
  5. Use the buttons displayed to control the DVD player.
    Photo of crestron control panel DVD tab

2.) Desktop Computer (Dell)

Image of instructor desktop

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Turn on computer by pressing the power button on the bottom right side of the computer monitor.
  2. Login with your Elon username and password.
  3. Touch the touch screen control to turn on the system. The system will take 45 seconds to warm up.
  4. Select Desktop from CMPTR to display the desktop on the projector screen.
  5. To power the system off, press the System Off button located on the top right of the touch screen control.
  6. To power the desktop computer off, click the Shut Down button (Click the windows button in the bottom left side of the desktop, the Shut Down button is located to the right of the display window).

3.) Projector (Canon)

Image of projector

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Touch the touch screen control to turn on the system. The system will take 45 seconds to warm up.
  2. Use the touch screen control to select the desired input (Desktop, DVD, and Composite,).
    • Computer inputs are built into the table top of the instructor station.
  3. Turn the system off by pressing the System Off button located on the top right side of the touch screen control.

5.) Web Camera (Avaya)

Image of avaya camera

Basic Operating Instructions

This room is equipped with an Avaya HC020 web camera to use with web conferencing. Please review the articles below for additional information.

Connect Classroom Technology to Zoom
Connect Classroom Technology to Microsoft Teams

Available Technology

Photo of cable cubby on instructor station

  • Installed in the top of the instructor work station is a cable cubby which provides inputs for:  2) Ethernet, 4) Composite connection for external devices, and 5) Electrical.
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