Classroom Technology in Johnstone Science Center
Johnstone 105
Screen: front of room
Projector: Epson Powerlite 107
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: Epson powered speakers
Connections: VGA, HDMI, iProjection*
Installed media players: none
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Johnstone 144
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 107
Controller: Epson remote
Sound: Embedded amp, wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA
Installed media players: none
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Johnstone 201
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Christie LX41
Controller: Crestron DMPS200 / touch screen on lectern
Sound: Crestron controller, wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA, HDMI
Installed media players: DVD/VCR
- If the Crestron screen below the external monitor is dark, touch it once. When you see “Touch Screen to Begin”, touch the screen again to continue.
- Plug the VGA and audio cables, or the HDMI cable into your laptop. Drag the Laptop icon into the Projector box. FOR BEST RESULTS, use the HDMI cable whenever possible.
- Or login to the podium desktop computer using your Hartwick username and password. Drag the Computer icon into the Projector box.
- The volume coming through the speakers is controlled by the Room Volume control located on the right of the Crestron touch screen.
- To shut down the projection system, press the SYSTEM OFF button on the lower left corner of the touch screen.
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Johnstone 202 (Lecture Hall)
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 4650
Controller: Extron Switcher / Epson remote
Sound: Crown amp, wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA
Installed media players: DVD/VCR
- Turn projector on by pressing the On button on the remote once (orange button, top left of remote).
- Plug the VGA cable into the laptop. If using audio, plug the audio jack into the headphone port on the laptop.
- Press the power button on the top right of the rack.
- Select LAPTOP 1 (your laptop) or DVD 1 (JVC DVD/VCR) to select the input.
- Adjust the volume with the PROGRAM AUDIO knob.
- If there is still no audio, be sure the amp in the bottom of the rack is on. The power button is on the bottom right corner and should be solid blue.
- When are finished, turn the rack power button off (top right).
- Turn off the projector by pressing the Standby button (top middle) on the Epson remote once. You will hear it beep twice.
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Johnstone 205
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 93+
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: Teac amp, wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA
Installed media players: DVD/VCR (not connected)
- Turn projector on by pressing the power button on the remote once (orange button, top left of remote).
- Plug VGA cable into the laptop. If using audio, plug the audio jack into the headphone port on the laptop.
- The amp in the rack controls the audio.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice. It will beep twice after it cools down.
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Johnstone 215
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 107
Controller: Epson remote
Sound: wall mounted speakers (volume controlled by projector remote)
Connections: VGA, HDMI
Installed media players: none
- Turn projector on by pressing the power button on the remote once (blue button, top left of remote).
- Plug VGA cable into the laptop. Press Computer on the Epson remote to select this input. If you need sound, also plug the “headphone cable” into the laptop.
- Or, plug HDMI cable into the laptop. Press HDMI/Video on the Epson remote to select this input. HDMI also sends audio to the projector so there is no additional cable needed.
- The volume buttons on the projector remote controls the volume of the speakers. You may also need to make audio adjustments on the laptop.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice.
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Johnstone 218
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 93+
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: no installed speakers
Connections: VGA
Installed media players: none
- Turn projector on by pressing the power button on the remote once (orange button, top left of remote).
- Plug VGA cable into the laptop.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice. It will beep twice after it cools down.
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Johnstone 225
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 107
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: wall mounted speakers (volume controlled by projector remote)
Connections: VGA, HDMI, iProjection*
Installed media players: none
- Turn projector on by pressing the power button on the remote once (blue button, top left of remote).
- Plug VGA cable into the laptop. Press Computer on the Epson remote to select this input. If you need sound, also plug the “headphone cable” into the laptop.
- Or, plug HDMI cable into the laptop. Press HDMI/Video on the Epson remote to select this input. HDMI also sends audio to the projector so there is no additional cable needed.
- The projector remote controls the volume of the speakers. You may also need to make audio adjustments on the laptop.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice.
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Johnstone 226
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 965H
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: Teac amp, wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA & HDMI
Installed media players: DVD Player
- Turn projector on by pressing the power button on the remote once (blue button, top left of remote).
- Plug the VGA cable (on the podium) into the appropriate adapter or directly into your laptop. If you need sound, also plug the “headphone cable” into the laptop.
- Or, plug HDMI cable (hanging on the metal cabinet) into the appropriate adapter or directly into your laptop. HDMI also sends audio to the projector so there is no additional cable needed.
- The projector input should be set to HDMI 1 no matter which cable you use.
- Be sure the TEAC stereo amp is set on LAPTOP (shows CD on the screen) for both HDMI & VGA cable audio. Use the volume knob on the stereo amp to set the volume. You may also need to make audio adjustments on the laptop.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice.
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Johnstone 301
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 965H
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: Onkyo amp, wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA, HDMI, iProjection*
Installed media players: DVD/VCR
- To turn the projector on, press the power button on the Epson remote once (blue button, top left of remote).
- All cables are located in the “CABLE CADDY” on the desk.
- Plug VGA and “headphone cable” into the laptop.
- Or, plug HDMI cable into the laptop.
- Press “Source Search” on the projector remote once you connect your laptop
- Volume control is through your laptop’s sound mixer (amp in cabinet must be on). You may have to select the playback device in your computer’s sound settings.
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Wireless iProjection is available in this room but is not recommended for video (images, slides, webpages all work fine). Contact Media Services to find out more – email media@hartwick.edu.
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Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice.
- To use the DVD/VCR in the rack, press the Video button (on the Epson remote) several times until the Source says “Video”. It will cycle through HDMI 1, HDMI 2, and S-Video before it gets there.
- Audio is controlled by the amp in the rack. There is a headphone jack to plug into the laptop – press the COMP button on the amp to use this. For DVD/VCR audio, press the DVD button on the amp. The big knob on the right side controls the volume.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice.
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Johnstone 302
Screen: Vizio TV
Controller: Vizio TV remote
Connections: HDMI
Installed media players: none
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Johnstone 303
Screen: side of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 107
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: wall mounted speakers
Connections: VGA, HDMI, iProjection*
Installed media players: none
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Johnstone 308
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 99W
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: no installed speakers
Connections: VGA, HDMI
Installed media players: none
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Johnstone 309
TV: LG 65″ TV on Cart
Controller: TV Remote
Sound: TV speakers
Connections: HDMI
Installed media players: none
- Turn the TV on with the remote.
- Plug HDMI cable into the laptop.
- The remote controls the volume of the TV speaker. You may have to select the playback device in your computer’s sound settings.
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Johnstone 311
TV: LG 65″ TV on Cart
Controller: TV Remote
Sound: TV speakers
Connections: HDMI
Installed media players: none
- Turn the TV on with the remote.
- Plug HDMI cable into the laptop.
- The remote controls the volume of the TV speaker. You may have to select the playback device in your computer’s sound settings.
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Johnstone 314
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson Powerlite 93+
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: no installed speakers
Connections: VGA & HDMI
Installed media players: none
- Turn projector on by pressing the power button on the remote once (orange button, top left of remote).
- Plug VGA cable into the laptop.
- Turn off the projector by pressing the power button on the remote twice. It will beep twice after it cools down.
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Johnstone 319 (CISC Clubhouse)
Screen: front of classroom
Projector: Epson VS330
Controller: Epson projector remote
Sound: no installed speakers
Connections: VGA (HDMI available on request)
Installed media players: none
Johnstone 401 (Nursing Lab)
Screen: Samsung TV
Controller: Samsung TV Remote
Connections: VGA
Installed media players: none
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Johnstone 412
TV: LG 65″ TV on Cart
Controller: TV Remote
Sound: TV speakers
Connections: HDMI
Installed media players: none
- Turn the TV on with the remote.
- Plug HDMI cable into the laptop.
- The remote controls the volume of the TV speaker. You may have to select the playback device in your computer’s sound settings.
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Media Services provides consultation, design, installation and maintenance services for the College classrooms, meeting rooms, and other learning environments.
* Wireless projection from laptops, phones and tablets is now available in several rooms. There are some limitations, but it does offer additional options for classroom presentation. If you would like to test out the Epson iProjection app, please email spiwakc@hartwick.edu.
Details on these services are available by calling Media Services at 431-4176 or emailing spiwakc@hartwick.edu.
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