Overview
This article provides information about Science Education Center 116, including room capacity, type, technology, and photos, as well as instructions to connect and display a computer, shut down steps, and troubleshooting guidance.
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Room Overview
- The max capacity of the room is 24 individuals
- The technology supports general classroom lab functions only (not hyflex).
Accessibility
- A microphone is available to amplify voices.
Room Configuration and Modes
The room has the following modes:
- Audio Only: Simple interface to control the microphones.
- General Classroom: Use the displays and microphones in the room with the ceiling camera in a fixed position, pointed straight down.
- Lecture Capture: Adds the ability to adjust the position of the ceiling camera.

Audio Only
The Audio Only screen shows the volume sliders and mute buttons for the wireless microphones in the room.
General Classroom

The General Classroom screen has three groups of buttons.
The four buttons in the center control the video source connected to the display:
- PC: instructor station monitor
- HDMI: device connected to the control panel through the HDMI cable.
- USB-C: device connected to the control panel through the USB-C cable.
- Camera: view from the ceiling camera.
- The buttons at the bottom of the middle section control the camera zoom.
- Note: In General Classroom, the camera points straight down and does not move.
The right section contains four buttons and provides volume controls to the instructor PC.
- The top button increases the volume.
- The second button decreases the volume.
- The third button is Volume Mute and is activated upon start up.
- The fourth button is Advanced Audio to control microphone volume.
The left section contains three buttons:
- The top button provides the ability to switch modes.
- The middle button (Hide A/V) disconnects the video feed to the display.
- The bottom button shuts down the system.
Lecture Capture

The screen after selecting General Classroom is displayed into three sections. The four main buttons in the center select the video source to connect to the display:
- PC displays the instructor station monitor
- HDMI displays what is connected to the control panel through the HDMI cord
- USB-C displays what is connected to the control panel through the USB-C cord
- Camera displays the video from the camera in the ceiling
- Camera Settings displays controls to move and focus the camera.
- Note: Lecture capture allows the camera to be move and focus on different areas in the room.
The right column contains four buttons and provides volume controls to the instructor PC.
- The top and second to the top button in the column turn the instructor PC volume up and down.
- Volume Mute is the third button and activated upon start up.
- Volume controls for the microphones are accessed by pressing Advanced Audio, the last button in the column.
The left column contains three buttons:
- The top button provides the ability to switch modes
- The middle button (Hide A/V) disconnects the video feed to the display
- The bottom button shuts down the system.
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The instructor PC is not responsive
Check that the instructor PC is on. The PC is located in the podium stand. The power button should be illuminated white to indicate the PC is on.
There is no sound in the room
There are two independent controls for volume in the room. The first are the buttons on the control panel that controls the ceiling speakers. The other is the volume on the device connected to the projector.
- First, check the sound level on your device.
- Then, check the sound level of the room speakers on the control panel.
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Room Dimensions, Technology, and Images
This section describes the recommended layout. Tables are moveable and may be rearranged, creating a layout different than what is described.
Room Dimensions
- Dimensions:
- Square footage: 1194 sq. ft.
- Room Capacity: 24
Technology Inventory:
- Desktop PC
- 1 Monitor
- Projector
- Camera
- A wireless handheld microphone
- A wireless lapel microphone
Room Images

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