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Overview
The technologies in this classroom include a PC, doc cam, web cam, and touch panel at each table, along with the ability to connect your device. The lectern includes a computer, web cam with microphone, doc cam, and a touch panel to control all content in the room. A device can be connected via HDMI or wirelessly at any table or the lectern.
Touch the touch panel screen to activate the system
Log in to the computer or connect your own device
Tap the source that you want to share from the bottom of the touch panel (PC, Doc Cam, Blu-ray, HDMI, or VGA). You can tell which source is currently selected because the button will be green. 
Selecting a source opens that source's unique control page that will give you ability to Send to all monitors. Each source's unique page will also provide specific controls for that device:
- PC/HDMI/VGA - Mute, Video/Audio, Volume control
- Doc Cam zoom in/our, light, reset
- Blu-ray - play controls
Monitor select (lectern monitor) is available on the Doc Cam, Blu-ray, HDMI, and VGA pages. Tapping Monitor Select will allow you to select PC to monitor or you can return the page source to the lectern monitor. 
If you want to return control to the individual tables, select Return to table view 
Advanced switching enables you to control the displays in all of the rooms. You can share whatever is on a table's display with one other table or individual tables. For instance, if you want table 1's content to be displayed at all other tables, select the source Table 1 and select the displays for the other tables by tapping Monitor 2, Monitor 3, Monitor 4, and Monitor 5. If you want tables to critique each others work, you can also send Table 2 to Monitor 3 and Table 3 to Monitor 2, etc.
Be sure to tap EXIT to Shut Down the system when finished
Each table has a dedicated touch panel that allows you to Mute, control volume, and select PC, HDMI, or Doc cam.
The touch panel will note if the lectern is controlling the screen, but you can return control to the table by touching the screen. 
The lectern and tables have HDMI cables to connect a device. You can also connect a device wirelessly by doing the following:
- Connect to the AirVandalCollaboration network on your device. You will need to log in to this network using your UI credentials. For support, see this article.
- When adding settings for AirVandalCollaboration, DO NOT use a randomized MAC address.
- Log into the PC at the table/lectern that you are working from. It does not matter who is logged in to the PC, but it must be logged in for AirServer to work.
- Mirror/cast your device using Screen Cast, Chrome Cast, AirPlay, etc. You may need to search for instructions on how to do this from your specific device.
If you are experiencing an issue with the classroom equipment in a general university classroom scheduled by the registrar's office there are multiple methods of requesting prompt help. On most classroom touchpanels, you can press the eHelp button in the upper right corner to request assistance. Select the option that best fits your issue. This will send your help request to a centralized system that will notify a Classroom Support Technician of the issue. A technician should arrive in the room within 5 minutes to assist.
eHelp Button 
Use the eHelp button to enter and send a help message to the nearest TSP
Requesting Help via Ticket
If you are in a room where the touch panel is not working, request help through this link: Classroom Technology Issues and click the Request Help button. 
You can also access the ticket via the Classroom eHelp button on the lectern computer desktop 
Help via Phone
Finally, you can request classroom assistance by calling 208-885-0570. Note that this is generally the least effective method of contacting help.
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