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Taylor Lounge is equipped with two wireless microphones, a DVD player, and wall ports for guest connections. Follow the links below to find required instructions.
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Projector remote
DVD Player remote
HDMI Cable
VGA Cable
3.5mm Audio jack
2 Wireless Microphones
Power Supply
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To use any equipment in the space, the Power bar must be turned on.
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On is indicated by the red light illuminated on the power button.
If you find it turned off, turn on the power bar by flipping the switch up.
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If the receiver screen is blank, it means its turned off.Press
They should turn on automatically with the power bar
If the receiver is off, press the power buttonbuttons, highlighted red in the picture to turn the receiver on.
(Note: Do not change any other settings on the receiver.)
Wireless Microphones
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Turn on: Press the red power button at the bottom center of the microphone and the LED screen will turn on.green.
The microphone in this picture is on
Turn off: Hold red Press the power button until again and the microphone and the LED screen goes blankwill turn off.
Volume: Change the volume level of a microphone through the Amplifier located in the AV Cabinet.
Amplifier
Use the amplifier to control the volume of inputs in the space.
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From left to right:
Input Knob #1: Wireless Mic 1
Input Knob #2: Wireless Mic 2
Input Knob #3: Wallplate XLR
Input Knob #4: Wallplate PC
Input Knob #5: DVD Audio
Batteries: Unscrew the lower half of the microphone below the button to reveal the batteries
You can press in the center to remove the batteries.
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Amplifier
If audio is required, make sure the amplifier is turned on, indicated by a blue light above the power button.
If the amplifier is turned off, push the power buttonto turn it on.
The knobs highlighted in green are the master volumes.
Video Switcher
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Red outlined button: This button can power on or power off the amplifier. Turn it on for any audio needs.
Greenoutlined button: It is the master volume knob and can control all audio output from all sources.
Input Knobs: Only turn on the one that is necessary.
From left to right:
Input #6: Wallport VGA
Input #7: Wallport HDMI
Input #8: DVD PlayerKnob #1: Wireless Mic 1
Input Knob #2: Wireless Mic 2
Input Knob #3: Wallplate XLR
Input Knob #4: Wallplate PC
Input Knob #5: DVD Audio
Video Switcher
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The video switcher helps select between multiple incoming video sources.
In order to project your connected device,turn on the video switcher. The green switch located on the left should have the “I” pressed in for it to be turned on. If the “O” is pressed in, the video switcher is turned off.
Identify the correct input number for your device connection and select it.
From left to right:
Input #6: Wallport VGA
Input #7: Wallport HDMI
Input #8: DVD Player
Wall plate Connections
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The wall plate for video and audio inputs is on the right corner of the stage.
Necessary cables to connect a device can be found in the AV Cabinet Drawer. (Note: If someone took it or left it plugged into the ports, it won’t be in the drawer.)
HDMI input is #6 on the switcher. This connection will send video and audio.
VGA input is #7 on the switcher. VGA only transmits video. (Note: You will also need the 3.5mm audio cable connected to your device in order to project with sound.)
Note: Refer to the switcher guide above to make the Active selection for the correct connection.
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Turn on/off by pressing the power button on the DVD remote.
Choose input #8 on the switcher to project.
Continue using the DVD player as usual.
Note: Turn the projector off before turning off the DVD player. The projector will display a black screen if you turn off the DVD player first, making it easier to forget to turn off the projector.
Using the Projector
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Turn on: Press the power button on the remote once. Wait for the projection to load. This step may take a minute.
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Lower the screen by holding the switch down until the screen is at the correct height.
Raise the screen by holding the switch up until the screen has been pulled up completely.