Classrooms

User Guide
Classrooms

• Media Presentation Controller

• CLSI (Lighting Controller)
• Cable Caddy
• Television
• Microphone
• Document Camera
• Scheduler
Media Presentation Controller (MPC)

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10

1 – No Function 6 – Turn TV ON/OFF

2 – Source 1(AirMedia) 7 – Mute laptop (toggle)
3 – Source 2 (Document Camera) 8 – Mute microphone(toggle)
4 – Source 3 (HDMI) 9 – Microphone Vol. UP
5 – Source 4 (VGA) 10 – Microphone Vol. DOWN
 CLSI (Lighting Controller)

Function Buttons:
These buttons may be
set to control lightings in
different parts of the
room (e.g. front left
area, middle front area,
front right area, etc.)

Dim/Brighten:
These buttons dim or brighten
the lights, depending on the ON Button
user’s preference. OFF Button
Cable Caddy (Source Cables)

The Cable Caddy allows

the user to easily
connect and switch
between different
sources. Each Cable
Caddy has a VGA
cable, Audio cable,
HDMI cable, Network
cable and a USB cable.
 Cable Caddy (Source Cables)

Source Switch (Light Touch)

Audio Cable
VGA Cable

USB Cable (for

Touch Screen TV)

HDMI Cable
Network Cable
Note: 2nd HDMI cable (not included in figure) is for document
camera
Cable Caddy (Source Cables)
Notes:
• When using VGA cable, plug in also the Audio
cable to enable sound. HDMI cable can play both
video and sound.
• When using multiple sources, touch on the green/
blue source switcher to toggle between sources.
• To enable touch screen control from the TV,
connect the USB cable to your laptop.
• Make sure the sources are plugged properly into
your laptop to avoid interruption.
• Return the cables back to the Caddy after use.
 Touch Screen Television Control

External USB drives

IR Touch Quick Menu:
Power ON/OFF:
ON/OFF Opens a menu for the
options (sourcing, Hold for 1 second to
whiteboard, TV settings, etc.) turn ON.
Using the TV as Whiteboard

1. Press the Quick Menu button on the TV control. The

TV should show this menu.
2. Tap on the Whiteboard icon (yellow circle).
3. Alternatively, tap the source button (blue circle)
and select “Magic IWB S”.
Using the TV as Whiteboard

4. This will be the welcome screen once you select

the whiteboard. The scribbles on the whiteboard
may be saved using the TV’s save feature.
Using the TV as Whiteboard

5. The display from the

input may also be scribbled
on using the PiP feature. Tap
on the source button in the
whiteboard, and select the
desired source (HDMI2 is the
default source routed to the
Caddy).
Using the TV as Whiteboard
Notes:
• Pressing the Quick Menu button temporarily disables
touch screen control of the laptop.
• Whiteboard PiP can also be used to other sources
such as the Document Camera. Plug the HDMI
cable of DocCam to the laptop and repeat step 5.
Same with using an external source (USB).
• HDMI2 is the default source connected to the
Caddy. HDMI3 can be an external source located
at the side of the TV’s control panel. (Use an HDMI
cable and connect to a laptop.)
Connecting Wirelessly to the Display

Once the TV is turned ON without connecting to any

other source, the AirMedia welcome screen (as
shown in the figure) will be displayed. AirMedia
allows users to connect wirelessly to the display.
Connecting to AirMedia (First Time Users)

Open your web browser. On the search bar, enter the

IP Address assigned to the room and press enter. Select
and download the appropriate AirMedia utility client
for your platform (Windows or Mac).
AirMedia Utility Client (PC or Mac)

Open the downloaded AirMedia

client. Click “Connections” and
select “Connect”.

Type in the IP address assigned

to the room and click
“Connect”.
AirMedia Utility Client (PC or Mac)

Enter the code shown in

the AirMedia welcome
screen.

Once connected, the

AirMedia will display whatever
is currently on your desktop.
 AirMedia Utility Client (PC or Mac)

STOP:
Click to stop displaying
your device when
Volume Control
done presenting.

Presentation Duration
PLAY/PAUSE:
Click to freeze the current display on
the screen, press again to resume
presentation.
Notes:
• The user’s device must be connected to Dusit’s network
to be able to connect to an AirMedia device.
• The AirMedia code changes once in a while.
• While AirMedia can play video, it is recommended for
high-definition video requirements to use a direct
connection rather than the wireless solution.
• For Mac users, in order to play sound through AirMedia,
you will need to download and install Soundflower.
• Quad View – Up to four computers can simultaneously
share their desktops. Shared desktops are arranged in a
quad view with each computer using one quarter of the
projected image.
AirMedia App for AM-100
(iOS/Android)

Go to the App or Play

Store on your mobile
device and search for the
free app “Crestron
AirMedia for AM-100”.
Download and open the
AirMedia app on your
mobile device.
AirMedia App for AM-100
(iOS/Android)

The AirMedia app will

automatically search for
available AirMedia
devices. Tap the desired IP
address to connect.

To connect manually, Tap

the “Tap to enter IP
address” field.
AirMedia App for AM-100
(iOS/Android)

Enter the IP address assigned to

the room and the code shown
on the AirMedia welcome
screen, and tap “Connect”.
AirMedia App for AM-100
(iOS/Android)

Once connected, the

AirMedia app will not
immediately display content.
To share a Document, Picture
or Shot&Show, select the
appropriate icon and search
for the file you wish to share.
AirMedia App for AM-100
(iOS/Android)

Shot&Show:
This feature lets you display
camera snapshots, or screen
shots, immediately after
snapping them.
AirMedia App for AM-100
(iOS/Android)

PROJECTION OPTIONS:
Allows the user to
select the position of
his/her display in the
Quad View.
DISPLAY ON/OFF:
REMOTE VIEW:
Turns the display on/off
Allows remote users (via the built-
without disconnecting
in web browser) to view what the
to AirMedia.
presenter is displaying through
the AirMedia.
Notes:

• Application mirroring and sound are not possible

on the iOS and Android AirMedia app.
• The user’s device must be connected to Dusit’s
network to be able to connect to an AirMedia
device.
• The AirMedia code changes every once in a while.
Document Camera

The Document Camera

allows the user to present
hard-copy documents in
high-definition through the
display.
Document Camera
Microphone

To prevent interference to
other rooms, make sure the
microphone is assigned to its
designated channel.

Long press the power button

at the bottom of the mic to
switch ON/OFF.