Numen Lumen 108 - McBride Gathering Space

Room Summary

Photo of the McBride identification placard  Photo of the space taken from the interior entrance to the space Photo of the front of the room with the lowered projection screen Photo of the space looking into past the removable wall into the attached space

 

 

 

This room is located on the first floor of the Numen Lumen Pavilion. It is connected to the Sacred Space, but can be separated by a divider if only one room is needed for an event. If only the Sacred Space is in use, the McBride Gathering Space can not be reserved and vice versa since the partition is not sound proof. Any students can reserve the space, but priority is given to religiously affiliated events.

How to Use Room: Base Level Operations

  1. Turn on the touch screen control, the system will take 20 seconds to turn on.
  2. Select which display you wish to use.
  3. If you need to adjust microphone settings, use the "Microphone Volume" section.
  4. Use the "Projector and Screen" section to mute the projector, roll the screen up/down, or turn off the projector.
  5. To shut down the system, press the power button to the right and then select "Yes" when prompted.

Available Technology

Below is a list of all available technology in the McBride Gathering Space.

Equipment Manufacturer Model/Type
Touch Screen Control Crestron TSW-750
Projector Panasonic PT-MZ16K WUXGA
Projector Screen Da-Lite  
Wall Plate Crestron DM-TX-200-C-2G-W-T
Speakers Renkus-Heinz  IC16-R-ll Shell

* Currently, there is no desktop computer, DVD player, VCR, or Roku (for cable access) available in the McBride Gathering Space.

 

1.) Touch Screen Control (Crestron)

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Tap the Power Button to the right to turn on the system.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the power button highlighted
  2. To operate the system, use the different sections on the left to choose what you wish to control.
    Photo of options on the crestron control touch panel showing wall inputs selected
  3. Once you are finished with the system, press the power button again to turn it off.
  4. You will be asked if you wish to shut down the system, select "Yes" if you want to finish the shutdown process.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the option to shutdown the system

Selecting a Video Source

  1. Use this section to choose what you want the projector to display.
  2. Select "Wall Input" to select which input you will be using from the options (HDMI In Front, HDMI In Rear, VGA- PC In Front, VGA- PC In Rear).
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the wall inputs selected with the HDMI IN Front option selected
  3. If you are using HDMI In Front, connect your device to the HDMI port at the front of the room to the left of the projection screen.
    Photo of the HDMI connection point on the wall plate
  4. If you are using HDMI In Rear, connect your device to the HDMI port at the back of the room to the left of the projector.
    Photo of the wall plate highlighting the HDMI connection
  5. If you are using VGA- PC In Front, connect your device to the VGA port at the front of the room to the left of the projection screen.
    Photo of the wall plate highlighting the VGA connection
  6. If you are using VGA- PC In Rear, connect your device to the VGA Port at the back of the room to the left of the projector.
    Photo of the wall plate highlighting the VGA connection
  7. To play a DVD, select "DVD" option and use the buttons that appear to control the system.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the DVD option selected along with the controls for the system
  8. To play using the VCR, select the "VCR" option and use the buttons that appear to control the system.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel with the VCR option selected showing the controls for the system
  9. To watch TV in this area, select "Cable TV" and use the Roku remote to select what source you want to use.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel with the TV option selected

Microphone Volume 

  1. Use this section to control both the wired and wireless microphones.
  2. Use "Wall Input" for the wired microphones (number 3 and number 4).
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the volume options for MIC 3 and 4
  3. Use the options on the touch screen to control the wired microphones.
  4. Use "Wireless Mics" for the wireless microphones (number 1 and number 2).
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing the wireless mic inputs and volume options
  5. Use the options on the touch screen to control the wireless microphones.

Projector & Screen

  1. Select "Projector Control" to control the projector and the automatic screen.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel showing options for projector control including muting the image and/or audio, moving the screen up or down, and turning the projector on or off
  2. From here you can mute the image and the audio from the projector as well as control the screen's height.
  3. The projector can be shut down here as well.

 

2.) Projector (Panasonic)

Photo of the ceiling mounted projector

Basic Instructions

  1. Touch the touch panel to turn on the system. It should take about 20 seconds to warm up and turn on.
  2. Use the touch panel to select the desired input.
  3. To turn off the system, press the power button on the top-right of the touch panel.

 

3.) Wall Plate (Crestron)

Photo of the wall plate available for laptop connection

Basic Operating Instructions

  1. Connect laptop via the HDMI port (top).
  2. Connect laptop via the VGA port (bottom).

 

4.) Web Camera (Avaya)

The Avaya web 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

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