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How to Obtain and Use a Zoom Kit (from 115 DBRT)

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Question

How to obtain and use a Zoom Kit from 115 DeBartolo Hall

Answer

Closed Zoom Kit

 

Opened Zoom Kit

 

  1. Bring your ID card to the Audio Video Checkout desk in 115 DeBartolo Hall.
    Semester hours:

    Sunday: Noon-10pm
    Monday-Thursday: 8am-10pm
    Friday: 8am-5pm
    Saturday: Closed

     

    Contact information:

    OIT Help Desk
    (574) 631-8111
    servicedesk@nd.edu
    115 DeBartolo Hall

    Highlighted map of DeBartolo Hall

    Highlighted 115
  2. Plug the USB cords for the two devices into the lectern PC. (Note: for Registrar-controlled classrooms, there are two USB ports on the front of the monitor.)

    USB
    USB Ports
  3. Turn on the Crestron control panel and verify that PC is highlighted (Note: this step is necessary for the audio to connect to the classroom speakers.)

    Crestron Control Panel

  4. Plug the mini-USB into the speakerphone device.

    Mini-USB
    Speaker phone port

  5. Position the camera and speakerphone appropriately. The camera has a cover for the lens as well as a weighted support for balancing on objects (e.g. the lectern PC). The speakerphone only requires plugging in, but does have volume and mute controls.

    Web Camera
    Final Zoom Kit Setup