This classroom is equipped with an Apple TV and cabling to connect to the monitor.
Weak WiFi Performance - This classroom often suffers from weak WiFi signals. This can be particularly difficult if you run a Zoom session for your class.
- Wired network connection is recommended.
- Be sure to connect to the IAIA_Staff_1G network
There is a single multiport adapter you can plug into a USB-C port on your Mac. It does the following:
- Connects you to the meeting tower
- Connects you to a wired Internet connection
- Powers your laptop (via a new power supply added to the setup)
- Note: It is recommended that you use the Apple TV (via AirPlay) to project your screen (not the HDMI cable)
Before You connect via Airplay - Make sure you are connected to the IAIA_Staff or IAIA_Staff_1G WiFi network
Make connections as follows...
- Connect the separate Ethernet cable to your laptop
- Unplug the USB cable for the meeting tower from the adapter, and connect it to your laptop
- Use the HDMI cable hanging from the back of the monitor to display your screen
- After your class session...
- Please plug the Meeting Tower USB cable back into the multiport Adapter
- Please hang the HDMI cable back behind the monitor (don't plug it into the multiport adapter)
- Unplug the ethernet cable
If the monitor doesn't display your screen within a half minute, please...
- Turn the monitor off via the Samsung Remote, wait a few seconds, then turn it back on.
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Your screen should start to project less than a half-minute after you turn the monitor back on.
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