Lincoln Room
Skylight Room
Oak Room
Room Audio
To turn on the equipment, press the big red switch, located at the top of the AV cabinet. (outlined in red)
Combining / Separating Audio
All 3 rooms can share the same audio if both switches are pointing UP.
To separate the audio:
Point the switch, outlined in red, UP, to combine audio in the Lincoln and Skylight rooms.
If its pointing down, this will separate the audio for Lincoln and Skylight.
Point the switch, outlined in gold, UP, to combine audio in the Skylight and Oak rooms.
If its pointing down, this will separate the audio for Skylight and Oak.
Amplifiers
There are two sets of amplifiers for each room. Each room has a:
TOA Electronics M-900MK2 8-Channel Mixer & Pre-Amplifier
Crown CTs 600
To produce audio in a room, both of these need to be turned on for each room.
Amplifier Order
The Lincoln Room amplifier is on top and is #1.
The Skylight Room amplifier is in the middle and is #2.
The Oak Room amplifier is on bottom and is #3.
Amplifier Light Meanings
When the amplifier is turned on, the power light will be illuminated green. (outlined in red)
To send audio to all three rooms, all three amplifiers have to be turned on.
If you only need audio to one or two rooms, you only need the appropriate amplifier turned on.
When the amplifier is receiving signal from an input the signal light will be illuminated green. (outlined in gold)
Amplifier controls
The master volume knob can raise/lower the audio output from all of the input sources for that amplifier. (outlined in green)
To send audio to all three rooms, all three amplifiers Master Volume knobs have to be turned up.
Bass Knob: Leave in middle.
Treble Knob: Leave in middle.
Input Knobs: Only turn on the one(s) that is necessary.
On each amplifier, the following is true:
Inputs 1 and 5 are the volume knobs for the 1/4” stereo ports in each room. (These can be found in each room and are labeled to the appropriate knob.)
Input 2 is the volume for the CD player in each room.
Inputs 3 and 4 are the volume knobs for the XLR ports in each room. (The ports are labeled to the appropriate knob.)
Input 6 / 7 / 8 are not in use for these rooms. (Leave off)
Audio Ports
Note: Aux 1 port is not working in the Lincoln Room.
Note: Mic 6 port is not working in the Oak Room.
TV’s
There are two TV’s on carts that are located in the dining services areas.
To turn the TV on press the power button (outlined in red).
To bring up the input menu, press the “source” button (outlined in green).
To switch inputs, use the arrow up and down buttons (outlined in gold).
If the remote is unresponsive, replace the batteries with fresh ones.
To change inputs; press the ‘Input’ button (outlined in green). An input source display will pop-up on the top left corner of the TV where you can select the input using the up or down arrows.
Panasonic TC-L55E50 inputs listed:
HDMI 1 - Guest HDMI
HDMI 2 - Not in use
HDMI 3 - Not in use
HDMI 4 - Not in use
Comp - Not in use
PC - Guest VGA
CD player
Press the power button to turn on the disc changer. (outlined in red)
Press the Open/Close button. (outlined in green)
Place the disc on the tray.
To load more discs, press the Disc Skip button. (outlined in purple)
Close the tray by pressing the Open/Close button. (outlined in green)
and hit play. (outlined in gold)
Notes:
You can’t have more than 5 discs in the carousel.
Never place more than a disc on a single tray.
Do not touch the carousel while it is rotating.
The disc must be loaded centrally into the disc tray. If the dis is not correctly loaded, it may not be possible to open the tray again once it has closed, so you should ensure the disc is always centrally loaded in the tray.
Do not force open or close the tray.
Switching CD’s
To switch between discs press DISC SKIP button (outlined in purple) until the desired disc number is displayed, then press the PLAY button or press the disc number button you want to listen to (outlined in teal). The selected disc will be played automatically.
Audio Issues
The Lincoln room and the Skylight room has solid wood doors between them creating a better sound barrier. The Oak room and Skylight room have doors with full length glass panes, making a terrible sound barrier. Audio from the Oak room can be heard in the Skylight room due to the glass pane doors. Audio from the Lincoln room is not as audible in the Skylight room but can be heard slightly.