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Some of our classrooms have additional TV screens on the side or at the back of the room. Many times there is a camera near the additional screens. With this arrangement, if there are remote students joining the class, they can be seen on the back TVs. When the professor looks at that screen, the relative position of the camera makes the remote student feel like the professor is looking at them.

The AVer TR530 PTZ camera is USB connected to the classroom PC for use in video conferencing applications such as Zoom. The camera has pan, tilt, and zoom capability which are controlled with a touch panel or a remote. They do have a simple tracking feature that can be enabled or disabled.

• To enable tracking, the touch panel might have a button to toggle the tracking feature, but you can also use the button on the remote.
• Blue light on the front indicates the camera is powered on.
• An Orange light indicates the camera is off.
• How to turn it off and on again

The NC 110 is a wide-angle camera that is typically installed at the front of the classroom to capture the view of the students.

The camera can be controlled by the Q-SYS Touch Screen Controller found on the podium. The camera should default to a wide view, but allows for digital panning, tilting, and Zooming.

These microphones are an array of multiple mics to pick up all the voices in the room. These microphones are connected to the Built-in PC for use in video conferencing software such as Zoom.

• Green Light - the mic is powered on and should be available.
• Blinking lights - the mic is having an issue
• No lights - power or the mic is dead.