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RRO 125 Hybrid Camera and Mic Operation

RRO125 Lecture Hall is equipped with a Camera and Mics for use in Lecture Capture and Hybrid Class sessions.

Connecting to the Camera and Mics

Connect the USB cable from the top of the podium to your laptop or to the classroom computer to use the camera and mics

If using a laptop, Connect the HDMI cable from the top of the podium to your laptop

Select the following in your video conferencing application to use the Hybrid Classroom Equipment

Camera: PTZ310

Microphone: PTZ310

Speakers: Extron ScalerD

 

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Zoom Camera selection


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Zoom Speaker and Microphone selection



Using the classroom Touch Screen to Control the Camera

  • Once you have the classroom turned on, select the CAMERA CONTROL button on the touch screen to open the camera controls

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  • Use the on screen buttons to control the camera

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    • WIDE: Positions the camera to a wide shot of the entire teaching area

    • CLOSE: Positions the camera for a close up of the instructor area

    • BOARD: Positions the camera to capture the board only


Using the Classroom Microphones

RRO 125 is equipped with a Gooseneck Mic attached to the podium, a Handheld Mic, and a Lapel Mic. Due to the size of the room, only audio from these mics is captured in the Hybrid system.

The Lapel and Handheld mics cannot be used together. Only turn one on at a time.

Do not change the settings on any of the microphones. If you are experiencing issues with the mics, please contact the ITS Service Desk

Lapel and Handheld Microphones

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RRO125 Handheld Mic

Press and hold the red button on the bottom of the Handheld Mic to turn it on and off

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RRO125 Lapel Mic

Open the cover to press and hold the ON/OFF button inside the Lapel Mic to turn it on and off


Gooseneck Mic

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Press the MUTE button at the base of the Gooseneck Mic to enable and disable the mic