Computer

Laptop (HDMI)

A flying HDMI cable (including audio) is usually* connected to the lectern faceplate.

Note All post-2014 refurbished rooms now support HDMI(digital) inputs as well as VGA, namely: G11(Byng Kendrick LT), Great Hall, MB220, MB253, MB304, MB415, 417, 419, MB486, MB504, MB518, MB603, MB651(Sumpner LT), MB653(Wright LT), MB708b, MB755-9, NW104b, NW109, NW805, NW807, NX02, Adrian Cadbury and Susan Cadbury LTs, SW309 and VSG03, VS110, VS112.

Note Post-2019 refurbs like MB554 will be HDMI ONLY, no VGA!

Some laptops and tablets may require a special AV adapter and or cable/s.

*except ‘non-pool’ meeting rooms.

Laptop (VGA)

A flying VGA cable (with integrated audio jack connection) is usually connected to the lectern faceplate.

The laptop audio jack can also be used for iPod playback when laptop is selected.

Note Post-2019 refurbs like MB554 will be HDMI ONLY, no VGA!

Some laptops and tablets may require a special AV adapter and or cable/s.

Interactive Screens

Epson Interactive Projector

Epson EB-585/595/695 Wi wireless interactive projectors use pens to draw or annotate on the screen.

There is an Epson ‘Easy Interactive‘ manual, and a shortcut icon on the desktop, or you can use mouse or pen/s with PowerPoint annotation icons which will also be recorded by Aston Reply.

• Dual pen support(Model 585) — allows two pens/users to annotate simultaneously anywhere on the surface on which the image is projected

• Touch-based interactivity(Model 595) — enables as many as six students to touch, draw, select and interact using intuitive and familiar gestures – MB220, MB502a, MB653(WrightLT), NW805/7 and some meeting rooms.
• (Model 695) – allows upto 10 fingers or pen inputs.