| Capacity: | 40 |
| How to Schedule: | FBRI Admin |
| Building: | Riverside 1 |
| Floor: | 1 |
| Room Number: | 203 |
| Special Instructions: | Located in the CTRHB Suite. |
| Room Equipment: | Projector, Screen, Digital display, Wireless Casting, Room PC, Conference Phone, Logitech Meetup Video Conferencing Camera, Zoom |
ROOM USE INSTRUCTIONS:
CTRHB Wellness room is equipped with a large display. The room has capabilities for local presentations and conference calls.
When setting up for a presentation, you can utilize the room PC or a laptop/MacBook.
A laptop/Macbook can also be cast wirelessly to the screen using AirServer.
Connecting a Laptop/MacBook to the Display:
- To connect to the display, connect your laptop/MacBook to the HDMI Cable or the VGA cable from the wallplate.
Ensure that the display is set to the HDMI1 input for an HDMI connection or PC IN for a VGA connection.
Please utilize a Mini-Displayport to HDMI, or USB-C to HDMI adapter to connect a MacBook. Adapters are available upon request. Please submit a request by Starting a Conversation.
Connecting the Room PC to the Display:
- The room PC is wall mounted to the right of the display. Ensure that the display is set to HDMI 3 using the display remote.
Next utilize the keyboard and mouse, located on the conference table, which are connected to the room PC.
Other essential tools to note are the My Files application, which can be used to access your FBRI Network Home Directory, the Web Mail shortcut to access the web-based email client, or a flash drive to transfer presentation files to the desktop.
Within the My Files application, you will need to login with your FBRI credentials to access your FBRI Network Home Directory. By default the connection will time out after 75 minutes. Any time during your session you can extend the connection time by 60 minute intervals.
Wireless casting from a Laptop/MacBook to the projector:
First make sure that AirServer is ready on the Room PC.
Select the application named Wireless.
Mac
You can mirror or extend your Mac display using AirPlay.
To start mirroring your screen, choose the AirPlay icon in the menu bar, then choose the name of the AirServer from the menu. You can then choose to mirror your primary display by selecting Mirror Built-in Display or extend your screen by selecting Use as Separate Display.
If the Icon is not visible in the menu bar, go to System Preferences, select Displays and select the Show mirroring options in the menu bar when available checkbox.
iPhone or iPad
First make sure your device is connected to Eduroam or the cellular network. (NOTE: You may also need to connect to the FBRI VPN from your mobile device.)
Next open the Control Center on your iOS device by swiping up from the bottom or top of the screen depending on the device and iOS version. Press Screen Mirroring and then the name of the room you want to connect to. AirServer will now mirror the screen on your device.
Windows 10
To use the built-in screen projection in Windows 10 press Windows + K or swipe from the right on your touchscreen to open the Connect sidebar menu where you can select the conference room AirServer from available Miracast receivers.
AirServer supports extended screen view. Select Change Projection Mode in the Connect sidebar menu (Windows + K) and then Extend in the Project sidebar menu.
To stop casting go back to the Connect sidebar menu by pressing Windows + K and select Disconnect.
Additional Assistance:
You can request additional assistance by Starting a Conversation.
Click here to learn how to schedule this room for an upcoming meeting or event.
Brad Anglin
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