Moseley Student Center

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Room Summary

 

 

 

Located next to the mail room in Moseley is the Student Center, which includes several different areas for student, faculty and group use. There is the Ward Octagon (105A), a printing/charging station, a presentation area, a large seating area with TVs and computers, a kitchen (106), and the Oak Room (103).

Ward Octagon (105A)

The Ward Octagon serves as a more private meeting room within the Student Center. This area seats 20 people.

Photo of the Ward room taken from the entrance of the space showing tables and chairs

 

 

 

How to Use Room: Base-Level Operations

  1. Press power button on the top row of the control panel to turn on the TV.
  2. The power button will blink red as it warms up.
  3. Select either TV on the control panel to view television, or the appropriate input to connect a computer.
  4. To power off all systems, press and hold the power button on the top row of the control panel.

Available Technology

Below is a list of available technological equipment with the Ward Octagon (105A).

Equipment  Manufacturer  Model/Type 
1.) TV  Sharp  AQUOS 
2.) Control Panel  Crestron  MPC-M10 
3.) Wall Plate  Extron  WPD 110A 
4.) Wall Plate  Extron  WPD 140A 

1.) TV (Sharp)

Photo of the wall mounted TV in the space

 

 

 

Turning On Device & Basic Use

  1. Press the power button on the Crestron panel located next to the TV to turn on the system.
  2. The power button will blink red as it warms up.
  3. To use the TV, select the TV button on the lower row of the Crestron panel.
  4. Use the arrows to navigate to the channels of your choice.

Volume Controls

Photo of the TV controls located on the left side

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • To adjust the volume, you can either choose the controls attached to the left hand side of the TV itself OR the controls on the bottom row of the control panel.

2.) Control Panel (Crestron)

Photo of the push button crestron control panel located by the TV in the space

 

 

 

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Press the power button to turn on system
  2. The power button will blink red as it warms up.
  3. Select input button on the top row you would prefer to use. (Labtop, HDMI, TV)
  4. Connect your computer to the input method you have selected by either using the extron wall plate (AUX, VGA, HDMI).
  5. Press and hold the power button to turn off the system.

3.) Wall Plate (Extron)

Photo of the wall plate to connect a laptop to the TV

 

 

 

 

Product Description

Pass-Through Wallplate for HDMI, Stereo Audio and Control.

Key Features

  • HDMI Female to HDMI Female connector on 10" pigtail
  • Computer audio: 3.5mm stereo mini jack to captive screw
  • Signals passed through unprocessed
  • IR or RS-232 pass-through on captive screw for easy termination
  • Includes a matching white single-gang Decora®-style wallplate

Basic Operating Instructions

HDMI
  1. Identify the bottom plug-in on the Wall Plate, as this is where you can connect your device to the main system.
  2. Insert the HDMI cord into the corresponding plug-in from your device.
  3. Your device will then be connected to the necessary equipment.
Audio
  1. Identify the first plug-in on the wall plate, as this is where you can connect any available AUX cord to your device.  
  2. Insert the AUX cord from your device (either a computer, iPod, cell-phone, etc.) and into the corresponding AUX plug-in.
  3. You should then be able to adjust the volume via your own specific device in connection to the main system.
  4. In the event that the audio does not connect properly, always check your volume settings under 'playback devices' and make sure the device you are connecting to is dispalyed.  If not, either wait for the device to add itself OR try re-connecting the device.
Computer
  1. Identify the middle plug-in on the Extron panel, as this is where you can connect your computer to the main system.
  2. Insert the computer/VGA cord into the corresponding middle plug-in.
  3. You should then be able to directly connect your computer to the system.

Oak Room (103)

 

 

 

 

The Oak room serves as a area for studying, group meetings, and as a lounge area for students and faculty. 

Available Technology

Equipment Manufacture Model/Type
1.) TV Sharp AQUOS
2.) Touch Panel Control  Crestron TSW-750-TTK-B-S

1.) TV (Sharp)

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Press the power button on the Crestron panel located next to the TV to turn on the system.
  2. The Crestron panel will take 15 seconds to warm up.
  3. To use the TV, select the desired input on the crestron.
  4. Press the power button on the crestron panel next to the TV to turn off the system.

2.) Touch Panel Control (Crestron)

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Touch the screen to turn on the system. The system will take 15 seconds to warm up.
    A photo of the front of the touch screen control.
  2. Use the touch screen control to select the desired input (TV, HDMI, Roku, Blu-Ray)
  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. 

Click on the images above to enlarge.

Printing Station

This area serves as a public printing station for Elon students and faculty.

 

 

 

How to Use: Base-Level Operations:

Printer Station

  1. Select HP_Printer_on_Pharos01 when printing.
  2. Type in your Elon username in the pop up window.
  3. Swipe Phoenix Card at the printing station.
  4. Select which documents sent to the print that you want to print.
  5. Click the print button.

Presentation Area

This area serves as a area for studying, group meetings, and presentations. The area has drop down screen for presentations and has seating for 16 people.

Photo of the presentation area of the space showing the Elon "E", wingback chairs, and table spaces

 

 

 

How to Use: Base-Level Operations

  1. Touch the touch screen to start the system.
  2. Initial screen allows for audio adjustments.
  3. Hold the power button on the right side of the touch screen to power on the presentation system.
  4. Select appropriate computer input method on the touch screen and the location of the input (Front Inputs are under the screen, Rear Inputs are on the column under the projector.
  5. To power off all systems, hold the power button on right side of the touch screen.

Available Technology

Below is the list of available technology in the Presentation Area.

Equipment  Manufacturer  Model/Type 
1.) Touch Screen  Crestron  TSW-752 
2.) Projector  NEC  PA500U 
3.) Wallplate  Crestron  DM-TX-200-C-2G 

1.) Touch Screen (Crestron)

Basic Operating Instructions

1. Hold power button on the top right of the touch screen to start the presentation system.
Photo of the crestron control touch panel displaying instructions to touch the screen to begin

 

 

2. The system will take around 90 seconds to warm up.

3. Select sources for projector on the top left of touch screen (Wall Inputs, Blu-ray, Cable TV)

Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the options to change inputs, mute the images, must the audio, and to raise or lower the screen

 

 

 

4. If using Wall Inputs, select the appropriate input from the right of the touch screen (HDMI IN Front, VAG PC IN Front, HDMI IN Rear, VGA PR IN Rear).

5. Select Blu-ray to play Blu-ray media content.
Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the options for the Blu-Ray selection

 

 

6. Select Cable TV to play cable television.
Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing options for Cable TV

 

 

7. Hold power button on the top right of the touch screen to power off the presentation system.

8. The system will take around 90 seconds to power off presentation system.

2.) Projector (NEC)

 

 

 

 

 

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Access projector controls from touch screen.
  2. Select projector control button on the botton left of the touch screen.
  3. Power on project by pressing the green ON button.
  4. Adjust projector image, audio, and screen from middle of the touch screen.
  5. Power off projector by pressing the red OFF button.

3.) Wallplate (Crestron)

Photo of the extron wall plate installed in the space to allow for computer connections to the equipment

 

 

 

Product Description

Provides a remote wall plate or floor box input connection for HDMI® and RGB sources as part of a complete DigitalMedia™ System. Connects to the DM 8G+™ input of a DM® Switcher or Receiver via DM 8G® Cable or CAT5e. Includes a USB HID device port, allowing a mouse/keyboard to be connected for controlling a computer or other host device at a different location. Mounts in a double-gang electrical box.

Key Features

  • DigitalMedia 8G+™ transmitter and multimedia interface
  • Built-in 2x1 AV switcher with auto-switching and analog audio-breakaway
  • QuickSwitch HD® technology achieves fast, reliable switching
  • Connects to a DM® switcher or receiver over a single CAT type twisted pair cable
  • Supports cable lengths up to 330 ft (100 m) using DM 8G® cable or CAT5e
  • HDBaseT® Certified — Enables direct connection to other HDBaseT certified equipment
  • Provides HDMI® and RGB/component video inputs 
  • Also supports DVI and DisplayPort Multimode sources 
  • Handles video resolutions up to Full HD 1080p
  • Handles computer resolutions up to WUXGA
  • Handles Dolby Digital®, DTS®, and uncompressed 7.1 linear PCM audio
  • HDCP compliant
  • Includes a mini-TRS stereo analog audio input
  • Detects and reports detailed video and audio input information
  • Performs automatic AV signal format management via EDID
  • Enables device control via CEC
  • Enables USB HID signal extension for a local keyboard/mouse
  • Allows quick, easy setup and diagnostics
  • 2-gang wall box mount design
  • Also fits in a typical 6” deep floor box
  • Available in black or white finish
  • Powered via the DM connection or local power pack

Basic Operating Instructions

Audio
  1. Identify the top left plug-in on the wall plate, as this is where you can connect any available AUX cord to your device.  
  2. Insert the AUX cord from your device (either a computer, iPod, cell-phone, etc.) and into the corresponding AUX plug-in.
  3. You should then be able to adjust the volume via your own specific device in connection to the main system.
  4. In the event that the audio does not connect properly, always check your volume settings under 'playback devices' and make sure the device you are connecting to is dispalyed.  If not, either wait for the device to add itself OR try re-connecting the device.
Computer
  1. Identify the bottom right plug-in on the Crestron panel, as this is where you can connect your computer to the main system.
  2. Insert the computer/ VGA cord into the corresponding middle plug-in.
  3. You should then be able to directly connect your computer to the system.
HDMI
  1. Identify the top right plug-in on the Wall Plate, as this is where you can connect your device to the main system.
  2. Insert the HDMI cord into the corresponding plug-in from your device.
  3. Your device will then be connected to the necessary equipment.
USB-HID
  1. Identify bottom left plug-in on the wall plate, as this is where you can connect computer input devices, such as a keyboard or mouse.
  2. Insert the USB-HID cord into the corresponding plug-in from your device.
  3. Your device will then be connected to the necessary equipment. 

Quad TV Seating Area

This area serves as a study or lounge area for students and faculty. This area features four TVs mounted on the wall, two iMac computers, and can seat around 25 people. 

 

 

 

 

 

Available Technology

Below is a list of available technology in the Quad TV Seating Area.

Equipment Manufacturer  Model/Type 
1. ) TV  LG 86UH5F-HJ
2. ) iMac  Apple  21.5-inch, Early 2013 

1.) TV (LG)

 

 

 

2.) iMac

Photo of the iMac available in the Student Hangout space

 

 

 

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. To warm up iMac press any key on the keyboard or mouse.
  2. Sign in using your Elon username and password.

Kitchen (106)

Photo of the Moseley student kitchen showing refrigerator, oven, microwave, tv, prep island area, sink, and other kitchen standards

 

 

This space serves as an open kitchen for students, faculty or groups to use.

How to Use: Base-Level Operations

  1. Press power button on the top row of the control panel to turn on the TV.
  2. The power button will blink red as it warms up.
  3. Select either TV on the control panel to view television, or the appropriate input to connect a computer.
  4. To power off all systems, press and hold the power button on the top row of the control panel.

Available Technology

Below is a list of all the available technology in the Moseley Kitchen (106).

Equipment Manufacturer  Model/Type 
1.) Control Panel  Crestron  MPC-M10
2.) Television  Sharp  AQUOS
3.) Wall Plate  Crestron  DM-TX-200-C-2G

1.) Control Panel (Crestron)

Photo of the push button crestron control panel available in the kitchen space

 

 

 

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Press the power button to turn on system
  2. The power button will blink red as it warms up.
  3. Select input button on the top row you would prefer to use. (Labtop, HDMI, TV)
  4. Connect your computer to the input method you have selected by connecting your device to the Crestron wall plate (AUX, VGA, HDMI) The wall plate is located below the island counter.  (Cords for connection are available for use from the Moseley Front Desk)
  5. Press and hold the System Off button to power off the system.

2.) Television (Sharp)

Photo of the TV installed in the Moseley kitchen

 

 

 

Turning On Device & Basic Use

  1. Press the power button on the Crestron panel located on the wall to power on the TV.
  2. The power button will blink red as it warms up.
  3. To use the TV, select the TV button on the lower row of the Crestron panel.
  4. Use the arrows to navigate to the channels of your choice.
  5. Press and hold the power button on the Crestron panel to turn off the system.

3.) Wall Plate (Crestron)

Photo of the wall plate in the Moseley kitchen that allows for computer connection to the TV

 

 

 

 

Product Description

Provides a remote wall plate or floor box input connection for HDMI® and RGB sources as part of a complete DigitalMedia™ System. Connects to the DM 8G+™ input of a DM® Switcher or Receiver via DM 8G® Cable or CAT5e. Includes a USB HID device port, allowing a mouse/keyboard to be connected for controlling a computer or other host device at a different location. Mounts in a double-gang electrical box.

Key Features

  • DigitalMedia 8G+™ transmitter and multimedia interface
  • Built-in 2x1 AV switcher with auto-switching and analog audio-breakaway
  • QuickSwitch HD® technology achieves fast, reliable switching
  • Connects to a DM® switcher or receiver over a single CAT type twisted pair cable
  • Supports cable lengths up to 330 ft (100 m) using DM 8G® cable or CAT5e
  • HDBaseT® Certified — Enables direct connection to other HDBaseT certified equipment
  • Provides HDMI® and RGB/component video inputs 
  • Also supports DVI and DisplayPort Multimode sources 
  • Handles video resolutions up to Full HD 1080p
  • Handles computer resolutions up to WUXGA
  • Handles Dolby Digital®, DTS®, and uncompressed 7.1 linear PCM audio
  • HDCP compliant
  • Includes a mini-TRS stereo analog audio input
  • Detects and reports detailed video and audio input information
  • Performs automatic AV signal format management via EDID
  • Enables device control via CEC
  • Enables USB HID signal extension for a local keyboard/mouse
  • Allows quick, easy setup and diagnostics
  • 2-gang wall box mount design
  • Also fits in a typical 6” deep floor box
  • Available in black or white finish
  • Powered via the DM connection or local power pack

Basic Operating Instructions

Audio
  1. Identify the top left plug-in on the wall plate, as this is where you can connect any available AUX cord to your device.  
  2. Insert the AUX cord from your device (either a computer, iPod, cell-phone, etc.) and into the corresponding AUX plug-in.
  3. You should then be able to adjust the volume via your own specific device in connection to the main system.
  4. In the event that the audio does not connect properly, always check your volume settings under 'playback devices' and make sure the device you are connecting to is dispalyed.  If not, either wait for the device to add itself OR try re-connecting the device.
Computer
  1. Identify the bottom right plug-in on the Crestron panel, as this is where you can connect your computer to the main system.
  2. Insert the computer/ VGA cord into the corresponding middle plug-in.
  3. You should then be able to directly connect your computer to the system.
HDMI
  1. Identify the top right plug-in on the Wall Plate, as this is where you can connect your device to the main system.
  2. Insert the HDMI cord into the corresponding plug-in from your device.
  3. Your device will then be connected to the necessary equipment.
USB-HID
  1. Identify bottom left plug-in on the wall plate, as this is where you can connect computer input devices, such as a keyboard or mouse.
  2. Insert the USB-HID cord into the corresponding plug-in from your device.
  3. Your device will then be connected to the necessary equipment.
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