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To present content onto the projection screen(s), desktop monitor(s), playback audio, or use the microphone(s) you must interact with the Touch Panel. The Touch Panel is usually located in the center of the presentation station and can be relocated to accommodate your reach.

The Welcome Screen features the university logo and a few significant phone numbers. Once you move beyond this page, it will not be available again until the system is restarted. If you need access to the emergency numbers, please touch HELP in the bottom row of the icons as described below.

IMPORTANT: If the Touch Panel is non-responsive or appears differently than below, please call the Tech Team Helpline at 656-2604 or submit a Help Request. Please let us know if you require immediate assistance or are merely reporting the issue.

To begin, "Touch Anywhere To Start."

The control program is designed to allow users to display selected content on multiple screens and monitors by assigning devices (sources) to locations (destinations).

The primary control page is divided into two sections: Video Sources are on the left, and Video Destinations are on the right.

Touch an icon to select a Video Source, then touch a Video Destination icon. You can assign a single or multiple sources to different or all destinations.

Single screen example:

Dual screen example:

All GP Classrooms have at least one Projector; some will have as many as three. Regardless of the number of Projectors, the above process is the same.

IMPORTANT: Each destination has an associated AUDIO Select option. To activate a device's audio, touch the Audio Select button. Once selected, the icon will change to green. Volume is adjusted by using the Program Volume slider located below. If a different Video Source is enabled at the same destination, you must again touch the Audio Select button to feed that new program audio into the room. Once selected, the icon will change to green; adjust Program Volume as necessary.

Each video destination is associated with a Video Mute option. Touch the button to activate it. This will raise the screen and remove the corresponding image, allowing access to the writing surface. This function is only for temporary use. It is not a substitute for POWER Down.

This icon indicates that the Mute function is active.

To Unmute, touch the Video Mute button again. This will send the video signal back to the projector and lower the screen.

Located at the bottom of the Touch Panel are icons for Camera Control Instructor and Camera Control Class. These icons allow access to the camera control pages. Touch the appropriate icon to select the camera you wish to adjust. You may set your own preset by adjusting the camera and holding one of the preset buttons for 3 seconds.
One camera faces the presenter, and one faces the classroom. To switch between either camera, touch the Camera Swap button on the lower left of the Touch Panel. You can also simultaneously use both cameras with picture-in-picture/PIP mode.

To exit this screen and return to the primary control page, touch the red X icon in the top right corner.

NOTE: Some GP classrooms do not have these PTZ cameras. They will have a Logitech Meetup webcam.

The bottom of the Touch Panel has an option for controlling the microphone levels.

The Mic Control screen consists of three sliders for adjusting the volume levels of three mic options,

• Wireless Mic 1
• Wireless Mic 2
• The desktop auxiliary mic option is for use only with additional mics.

Microphone Volume controls the overall mic volume. When more than one mic is used, this control raises or lowers the mic volume simultaneously and equally.

To mute an individual microphone, touch the microphone icon beneath it. The icon will turn red, indicating that it is muted. To mute all microphones, touch the mute icon for Microphone Volume. To unmute, touch the icon again.

To exit this screen and return to the primary control page, touch the red X icon in the top right corner.

NOTE: If you need other microphone capabilities, please call the Tech Team Helpline at 656-2604 or submit a .

The bottom of the Touch Panel has an option for Audio Output Control, which controls the room's different volume levels.

• Program Volume is the sound coming from a source (Desktop PC, laptop, or other devices)
• Microphone Volume is for...Microphone
• Output2/Desktop Record is an auxiliary output for other external recording purposes

To increase the volume on each source, touch and drag the control UP. Touch and drag it down to lower the volume.

To exit this screen and return to the primary control page, touch the red X icon in the top right corner.

The bottom of the Touch Panel has an option for Projector and Screen Control. You may raise and lower the screens and turn the Projector on and off.

NOTE: A manual switch on the wall near the presenter station can also raise and lower the screen(s).

To exit this screen and return to the primary control page, touch the red X icon in the top right corner.

The bottom of the Touch Panel has an option for a general explanation of using the control system.

To exit this screen and return to the primary control page, touch the red X icon in the top right corner.

The bottom of the Touch Panel has an option for Help.

These significant numbers are available anytime by activating the Touch Panel and touching Help.

To exit this screen and return to the primary control page, touch the red X icon in the top right corner.

IMPORTANT: When using the Room PC, make sure to sign out or log off when you are done.

Please use the Power Down button in the lower right of the Touch Panel at the end of your session. This will turn off the Projector(s) and raise the screen(s). Once you touch the Power Down button, you will see a confirmation screen.

NOTE: These control systems have a 3-hour automatic power-down cycle. If you arrive at a classroom and find the system still on, touch the Power Down button on the bottom right and start the control system again. This will reset the 3-hour timer. You can reset the timer anytime by touching anything on the Touch Panel.