Peabody G070

Specs

Capacity: 8
Furniture: Moveable
Conferencing Options: Room webcam & user supplied laptop
Annotation Options: Whiteboard
Technology: Wall mounted TV, Apple TV, Windows Wireless Display, Logitech Follow me Webcam, HDMI cable

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Technical Help

If you need immediate assistance, please submit a help request via help.unc.edu and search for EdIT or Teams message EdIT team member(s). This allows requests for assistance to get to EdIT staff members regardless of their current location.

EdIT does have a support line 919-966-6220 that rings all EdIT members’ office phones. Corresponding tickets are expected within 24 hours for all requests if direct communication is used.

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Room Guide

Touch Panel

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Step 1:  Navigate to Room controls on the touch panel 
Step 2:  To power on TV select on.  To power off TV select off 

Starting Zoom

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To start a zoom call simply start a new meeting or select the Join icon and input the meeting id given. 

Using the Logitech Camera

Video Platform Compatibility 

Logitech Sight will integrate with video conferencing platforms such as  

  • Microsoft Teams Rooms 
  • Zoom Rooms 
  • Google Meet 
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The Logitech Sight tabletop 360 video conferencing camera will pick up once a person talks for a few seconds   It will also remove a person if they have not spoken for a while. 

Connecting via the HDMI Cable

The HDMI cable will share to the screen automatically and into Zoom call if one is started.  

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Need Help?

Need Help? If you need immediate assistance, please submit a help request via help.unc.edu and search for EdIT or Teams message EdIT team member(s). This allows requests for assistance to get to EdIT staff members regardless of their current location.

EdIT does have a support line 919-966-6220 that rings all EdIT members’ office phones. Corresponding tickets are expected within 24 hours for all requests if direct communication is used.