1) Grove
006 - Scheduled through Media Services
Office (ext 1646)
a.
27 seat
full function videoconferencing room
b.
Polycom
HDX 8000 HD Codec with front & rear Vaddio HD cameras
c.
70”
front & rear video displays
d.
65”
LCD Graphics monitor
e.
9
push-to-talk microphones
f.
Built-in
PC tower
g.
Inputs
for Laptop, HDMI, composite video
h.
AMX
Touch Panel Control
2) Grove
401- Scheduled through College of Business (Melanie Lugo)
a.
25 seat
full function videoconferencing room
b.
Polycom
VSx 8000 codec (non-HD) & 2 Vaddio cameras
c.
65” rear
video dsplay, 55” front video display
d.
Data
projector for graphic display
e.
AMX
touch panel
f.
12
push-to-talk mics
g.
Tower PC
3) Shippen
140 - Scheduled through College of Education (Vickie Shaak)
a.
35 seat
full function videoconferencing room
b.
Polycom
HDX 8000 HD coded with Vaddio HD cameras
c.
Polycom
ceiling array microphones
d.
Configurable
seating arrangements
e.
AMX
touch panel
f.
Tower PC
4) Library
205 - Scheduled through Dean of Library Office (Cindy Zeger)
a.
40 seat
full function videoconferencing room – overflow for 50 people
b.
Polycom
HDX 8000 Codec with front & rear Polycom Eagleye HD cameras
c.
80”
front & rear video displays
d.
Smart
Technologies SB685ix 87” diagonal electronic board for Graphics
e.
20
push-to-talk microphones
f.
Built-in
PC tower
g.
Inputs
for Laptop, HDMI, composite video
h.
AMX
Touch Panel Control
5) Library 204 – Scheduled through Dean of
Library Office (Cindy Zeger)
a. Conference table setup, seating up to
10
b. Polycom HDX 7000 HD Codec with single
front Polycom Eagleye HD camera
c. Front 55” flatscreen video display
monitor
d. Front 55” flatscreen graphics
(content) monitor
e. Ceiling mounted Polycom Array
Microphone
f. Input for Laptop computer
g. Polycom handheld remote for control of
system
6) Library 203 -
Scheduled
through Dean of Library Office (Cindy Zeger)
a. Small study room for 1 or 2 people
b. HDX 4002
Executive Desktop System, includes: HD codec,
c. People On
Content
d. 20"
Widescreen Display
e. Camera
built into monitor
f. Input for
laptop computer
Please make your requests for
videoconferencing rooms at least a week in advance. You will need to provide complete information
on the far sites you wish to connect to, including IP addresses, contact
information at far site, etc. Usually a
test call (especially if to a site not
called before) will be made in advance of the scheduled video conference to
insure connectivity. If you haven’t been
trained in use of the videoconferencing room, you will need to schedule
training before the video conference.
Room support is provided
through Media Services, extension 1647 or 1646.
Training on use of rooms
is available through IDDS, ext. 3439, or through Dan Rebert, Scott Donald, or
Michael Yoh at Media Services, ext. 1646.
Room systems are left on,
in the sleep mode.