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Central Plaza is not suitable for Videoconferencing/Zoom connections as there is no camera installed nor are the microphones available to the room PC. A laptop can be used for this purpose but is not recommended due to the limitations of the inbuilt laptop camera and microphone.

The AV equipment is located in a locked space adjacent to the stage. For access during office hours, please contact VAVS on 4781 4643 or videoconferencing@jcu.edu.au

Equipment

  • Video wall
  • Mobile lectern - connectable at the raised stage or centre of the floor area
  • Touch panel for all AV control
    The system is programmed to turn on automatically Mo-Fr 8am-6pm to show the Digital Signage
  • Mini PC with wireless keyboard and mouse
  • Lectern and wireless microphones
  • Wireless Presenter
  • Speakers (wall mounted on either side of video wall and in the open space)

Touch the screen to turn on the AV system

Touch Panel Operation

Operation

  • Presentation - show media on the video wall.
  • Audio - volume control.
  • Exit - turn off system.

Show Presentation

  • No Image - show nothing.
  • AV Rack PC - show the mini PC.
  • Display Signage - show the JCU branded news reel.
  • Wireless Presenter - show the instructions for how to connect a BYOD (laptop, tablet, smart phone) wirelessly to the AV system.
    Take note of the Room Name (IP address) and Code shown. Peruse this guide for instructions on how to connect.
  • IPTV - not available

volume control

Two speaker pairs are located in this space

  • LED Wall speakers - mounted on either side of the video wall,
  • External area speakers - mounted in the open space below the waved roof.
  • No Sound - mute all sound
Volume control
  • Presentation Volume - touch and slide to adjust the playback volume of the mini PC and laptop.
  • Lectern Microphone Volume - touch and slide to adjust the lectern microphone voice reinforcement through the speakers.
  • Wireless Microphone Volume - touch and slide to adjust the wireless microphone voice reinforcement through the speakers.