Quality Assurance
Meant to test the system to ensure that all the options are available and functional.
Rooms with a control system
Turn on the system
See control panels to learn about the different types control panels.
- Press start on the touch panel or control system
- Some panels will prompt you which display to show, or all of them.
- I usually go with all of them.
- Displays should start displaying and if it isn't, then we have a problem.
Log in to the computer
- If there is none, you may skip this step
- In some rooms, a computer may be present but a keyboard or mouse will not be available.
- Most of these rooms are conference rooms.
- Let Luis know through WebEx that there isn't one.
Play audio
- Go to Youtube and play some family friendly tunes.
- As long as there's audio coming out of the external speakers, and not from the computer itself, it's all good.
Test the microphone
- Select the "Microphones" button on the right side of the touch panel.
- Select "Use" on the microphone that you want to use.
Test the cameras
- Select the "Cameras" button on the right side of the touch panel.
- The way to test out cameras is TBD
- A control page will appear with directions to control the camera.
- If the camera responds to the control and displays an image, it's good.
Test the document camera
- Document cameras are either in a drawer of the podium or just sitting pretty on top, and sometimes on the ceiling. See Document Cameras for more information.
- Select "Document Camera" on the touch panel.
- The document camera should light up and if you see it output, then it's good to go.
Check if the projector output is aligned
- If you can't see certain parts of the screen, then the projector needs to be realigned.
- Just take note that it's out of whack. Ben will deal with it.
Rooms without a control system
Rooms with only a TV display, Solstice Pod, or desktop
- Turn on the TV
- If you can log in to the computer, then it's good. You can log out right away.
- Switch the input to the Solstice pod.
- If the Solstice pod shows the correct time and outputs anything, then it's good.
Rooms with only a TV display
- As long as the TV turns on and displays an image, it's fine.