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Echo Lab A/V Manual
Available Features:
System Start-up:
- Verify that the power strip is turned on in the front of rack.
- Verify that the NEC LT-151 projector is turned on. If not, press "Power
on remote."
- Use the NEC projector remote for input selections.
- Adjust channel volume knobs on Bi-amp CMA30 to change audio levels.
To View Exam. Prep. Rooms on Monitors:
- Turn on monitors 1-4 and select input A on each.
- Enter room number with +/- buttons on Autopatch panels "Monitor 1-4"
located on wall under monitor shelf. Use the Exam. Prep. Room listing provided
to determine room number to enter.
Notes:
To View Exam. Prep. Rooms on Projector:
- Turn on monitor 4 and select input A.
- Turn on the NEC LT-151 projector with remote.
- Select "S-video" input on NEC LT-151 projector with remote.
- Enter room number using +/- buttons on Autopatch panel "Monitor
4" located on wall under monitor shelf. Use the "Exam. Prep."
room listing to determine room number to enter.
Notes:
To View a Laptop:
- Press switch on front wall to lower projection screen.
- Turn on the NEC LT-151 projector with remote.
- Plug laptop into "Computer1\Computer2" Extron 464xi interface
located under table on both sides of room with VGA cable provided.
- Select "Comp1\Comp2" on Exton SW2 switcher.
- Select "RGB1" on the NEC LT-151 projector remote.
- Adjust horizontal position knob on Extron 464xi to center image on screen.
- Adjust "Comp1\Comp2" channels on Bi-amp CMA30 to change audio
levels.
To View an Auxiliary Device:
- Plug AV device into Exton interface "AUX IN" located under table
on "Computer 2" plate with AV cables provided.
- Turn on the NEC LT-151 projector with remote.
- Select "VIDEO1" on the NEC LT-151 projector remote.
- Adjust "AUX" channels on Bi-amp CMA30 to change audio levels.
To Shut Down the System:
- Turn off the NEC LT-151 projector with remote.
- Press switch on front wall to raise projection screen.
- Leave all other components and power strips turned on. This causes less
strain to the electronics than powering up/down for every use.

Please e-mail
zqz1@columbia.edu
with any general questions.
This Web site is currently maintained by Michael Zhang.
© New York Presbyterian Medical Center, Adult Echocardiography Lab, Columbia
University
Last revised
02/29/2008
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