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Getting Started on the Classroom Equipment
On the Control Panel touch anywhere on the panel to start the projectors and drop the screens.
Select: USB-C, HDMI or iPad and connect cable.
To Mirror or Duplicate your desktop to the projection screen:
- Go to Laptop System Settings:
- Mirror or Duplicate your desktop to the projection screen
- Shortcuts:
- Mac – hold Command button and press F1
- PC – hold Windows button and press P
To have your program audio come out of the room speakers:
Go to Laptop System Settings > Sound > Output and Select NV-32-H
Zoom (or any web video software) App Settings
Connect Zoom USB cable.
Camera: Webcam or laptop camera |
Microphone: Classroom AV |
Speaker: Classroom AV |
Please turn off the system after use – using the power icon on the bottom right of the page on the control panel.
For more information or to schedule a training email: media @ law.berkeley.edu Need immediate assistance? Call us with the iPad with the phone icon in the toolbar or Call the office 510 | 642 | 1924 Media Services Office Law Room 155 |
Guide for Remote Video Meetings (using Zoom)
Step 1: Create Zoom link
You can access your free professional Zoom account by signing in at berkeley.zoom.us with your CalNet ID.
- Media Services does not provide Zoom links for your class or event.
- Please bring your laptop with your up-to-date Zoom client installed to the classroom.
- Be prepared to log into your Zoom account using your CalNet ID and cell phone in order to use two-factor authentication.
Step 2: Set up Hardware
Once in the classroom – touch the control panel to turn on the projectors and drop the screens.
- On the control panel – Select USB-C or HDMI (iPads cannot be used with Classroom AV Zoom cable)
- Connect the laptop to the system’s projector via USB-C or HDMI cable
- Connect Zoom Microphone/Speaker cable
- Mirror or Duplicate your desktop to the projection screen
For Mac OS:
Navigate to the Apple dropdown menu on the top left corner of the desktop.
Select > System Settings > Displays > Use as > Mirror for NV-32-H – this is the classroom projector
For Windows:
Navigate to the Windows button on the bottom left of the desktop.
Select > Settings > Display > Under Multiple displays > Duplicate these displays
Step 3: Sign into Zoom
Go to berkeley.zoom.us and sign in with your Calnet ID.
Start your meeting.
Step 4: Select Camera, Microphone and Speaker Options
If using the room’s microphones (no Zoom camera available) – in your Zoom application settings:
Select a Camera > Webcam or laptop camera |
Select a Microphone > Classroom AV – for microphones provided in the room |
Select a Speaker > Classroom AV – for the sound system provided in the room |
If using the Jabra webcam – in your Zoom application settings:
Select a Camera > Jabra PanaCast 50 – for the webcam |
Select a Microphone > Jabra PanaCast 50 |
Select a Speaker > NV-32-H – for the sound system provided in the room or Jabra PanaCast 50 to come out of the Jabra. |
Step 5: Test Audio Settings
Click the audio submenu next to the Microphone icon (Mute)
Select > Test Speaker and Microphone. This will ensure that all of the connections are working properly.
If you are on a Mac you can adjust the volume on Zoom or on the program volume on the control panel touch screen.