Room LIB 121
Basic Information
- Room Type
- Conference Room
- Building
- Library
- Scheduled By
- Library
- Supported By
- Library
- Capacity
- 80
- Description
- Library controlled events room. This room is
Computer Ports & Adapters
In this room you can connect your computer via HDMI. A usb-c to HDMI adapter is provided in the room. Older computers without USB-C and without HDMI built-in can check out an adapter from Academic Technology in LIB 80.
| If your computer has... | Adapter for HDMI |
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HDMI
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— None — |
USB-C
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— None — |
Mini DisplayPort
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MiniDP to HDMI
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Audio & Visual Equipment
| A/V Equipment | In Room? | Notes |
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LCD Projector
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LCD TV
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VCR/DVD
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HDMI
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A usb-c to HDMI adapter is provided in the room. Older computers without USB-C and without HDMI built-in can check out an adapter from Academic Technology in LIB 80. |
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Mic
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Microphone equipped rooms have in-room amplification |
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CourseStream
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Doc Cam
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Zoom Enabled
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Blu-ray
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Presenting in the Library Events room
The library events room (LIB 121) is equipped with a flat panel television at the front of the room and two projectors at the side of the room. By default, all three displays show the same thing but can be used independently if needed. The flat panel television is the primary display and should be the display used if only one display is needed as all of the room controls are tied to this display.
Note: After your event, please make sure all of the displays are powered off
Connecting a computer and turning on the display
- Plug your computer in to the HDMI cable located at the front of the room near the main control panel. If your computer does not have an HDMI connection you will need an adapter.
- Press the On button on the panel labelled TV. The system may take a few seconds to power on.
- Volume control for the laptop audio is on the main panel's volume control on a knob labelled Main
The main TV will turn on and display the image from the computer connected to the HDMI cable.
Using the side projectors to mirror the front display
In certain room configurations, it is helpful to have the side projectors display what is on the main screen so everyone in the room is able to see the presentation. The projectors on the side project onto screens that are retractable. If the screens are not down already you may need to lower them. Note that the front display needs to be turned on first before continuing to the side projectors.
- If the screens are not already down, press the down control on the switch panel between the two projector screens on the orange wall.
- Press the power On button on the panel labelled Projectors
Using the microphone
- The volume control is on the front panel on a knob labelled Mic.
Make sure the volume is turned up to 3 o'clock and the light next to the knob is green. If the light is red, push the button next to the volume knob once to turn the light green.
Using the in-room Zoom equipment
LIB 121 is Zoom enabled, which means it contains equipment you can plug into your computer in order to run a Zoom session. Note that you will need to provide your own computer if you are conducting a Zoom session, and the computer will need to be at the front of the room in order to connect to the provided USB cable.
- Connect your computer to the main display as directed in the first steps at the top of the tutorial
- Plug in the USB cable to your computer. If your computer does not have any USB A ports, you will need a USB C to A adapter.
- Open the Zoom application and start your meeting
- In the sound menu (the arrow next to the microphone icon), select "Scarlett 2i2" audio device as your audio input. This will connect your computer to the wireless mics in the room.
- In the video menu (the arrow next to the camera icon), select "PTZ Optics" as your camera. This will connect your computer to the camera located on the center pillar of the room.
Note: To move the camera you will need to use the camera's remote. You may need to request the remote from the library staff who opens the room for you.
Request Additional Help:
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F 8am-5pm
(415) 405-5555
LIB 80