Ecler DACORD T208i Specifications

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Page 1 - Guidelines

Learning SpaceGuidelinesv1.1.2Produced by:Information Services Division University College LondonMay 2014

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 10If the space cannot be adequately naturally ventilated to maintain a comfortable learning environment

Page 3 - Workbook contents

Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 11above: recessed feature lightingLighting controls should be available in close proximity to the entran

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 121 5623 7OFF4LEARNERSPRESENTERLEARNERSPRESENTERBOARD/SCREEN BOARD/SCREENBOARD/SCREENLEARNERSPRESENTERBO

Page 5 - About these guidelines

Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 13Wi-fi network connectivity should be viewed as a basic requirement of any learning space regardless of

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 14a standard to pass onto architects and designers of our learning spaces.On a practical level sources o

Page 7 - Generic Guidelines: 7

Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 15The selection of appropriate microphone types is covered in Section 3.08.Every space that has an induc

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 16

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 17Section 3: AV Facilities and Teaching StationThe audio visual facilities within learning spaces

Page 10 - Lighting

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 18The interface design should follow best practice for touch controlled devices (e.g. smartphones

Page 11 - Generic Guidelines: 11

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 19In addition to the resident PC there should be the facility to connect a portable computer, tab

Page 12 - Generic Guidelines: 12

Learning Spaces GuidelinesPage: 2

Page 13 - Acoustics

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 20above: illustration of visualiser with recessed into worktopExpectations of both students and s

Page 14 - Assistive

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 21Microphones in teaching spaces provide signal input to some or all of the following:Assistive l

Page 15 - Generic Guidelines: 15

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 22(usually built into the audio equipment) longer cable runs and easier multiple loudspeaker inst

Page 16 - Generic Guidelines: 16

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 23Where it is most appropriate to utilise a data/video projector as the primary display technolog

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 24The dimensions of the projected image in learning spaces should be proportional to the viewing

Page 18 - Teaching

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 25measure min viewing distanceto calculate viewing angles1200mm(if not UST)seated eye height take

Page 19 - Visualiser

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAV & Teaching Station: 26Display panels with a soft screen surface should be avoided because of the risk of accidental o

Page 20 - AV & Teaching Station: 20

Learning Spaces GuidelinesSmall Classrooms: 27Section 4: Small Classrooms (< 10 capacity)These spaces are defined as having movable furniture, flat fl

Page 21 - Amplifiers

Learning Spaces GuidelinesSmall Classrooms: 28of the classroom should be such that it is possible to freely walk around the class without disturbing s

Page 22 - AV & Teaching Station: 22

Learning Spaces GuidelinesClassrooms: 29Section 5: ClassroomsThese spaces are defined as having movable furniture, flat floors and range in capacity fro

Page 23 - Data/video

Learning Spaces GuidelinesContents: 3Workbook contentsAbout these guidelines 5Section 1: Types of learning space 7Section 2: Generic Guidance for al

Page 24 - Projection

Learning Spaces GuidelinesClassrooms: 30be positioned between 1000mm and 1500mm from the wall/board surface so that the pickup area is biased in favou

Page 25 - Large format

Learning Spaces GuidelinesClassrooms: 31and a number of manufacturers make boards to this specification. In these circumstances an Ultra-Short Throw (U

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesClassrooms: 32

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesSmall Lecture Theatres: 33Section 6: Small Lecture Theatres (< 50 capacity)UCL is atypical in the sector in that it has s

Page 28 - Projection/

Learning Spaces GuidelinesSmall Lecture Theatres: 34

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesLarge Lecture Theatres: 35Section 7: Large Lecture TheatresThese spaces are defined as having fixed seating and vary greatly i

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesLarge Lecture Theatres: 36The traditional layout of the audience seating in large lecture theatres is long, single rows with

Page 31 - Classrooms: 31

Learning Spaces GuidelinesLarge Lecture Theatres: 37above: example lecture theatre layout to support small group workEven in lecture theatres where se

Page 32 - Classrooms: 32

Learning Spaces GuidelinesLarge Lecture Theatres: 38IT provision for students in lecture theatres is minimal but as per Section 2.06 the Wi-Fi infrast

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesLarge Lecture Theatres: 39In large lecture theatres there should be four wearable microphones provided. The logic for provid

Page 34 - Small Lecture Theatres: 34

Learning Spaces GuidelinesContents: 4Section 6: Small Lecture Theatres (< 50 capacity) 33The purpose of small lecture theatres 33Technology in sm

Page 35 - The purpose

Learning Spaces GuidelinesLarge Lecture Theatres: 40Notwithstanding the technological solutions outlined above, and the likelihood that one of those

Page 36 - Large Lecture Theatres: 36

Learning Spaces GuidelinesComputer Cluster Rooms: 41Section 8: Computer Cluster RoomsThese spaces are defined as having desktop PCs.Computer cluster ro

Page 37 - Student

Learning Spaces GuidelinesComputer Cluster Rooms: 42above: example of a ‘hexagon table’ cluster room layoutabove: example of a ‘jagged edge table’ clu

Page 38 - Large Lecture Theatres: 38

Learning Spaces GuidelinesComputer Cluster Rooms: 43Dimensions Work table/desk typeType A Type B Type C Type DFully Adjustable Fully selectable Fixed

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesComputer Cluster Rooms: 44Below is key information from BS EN 527-1:2011.t2t1f1g1h1500600above: BS EN 527-1:2011 seated post

Page 40 - Electronic

Learning Spaces GuidelinesComputer Cluster Rooms: 45As more students bring their own portable devices onto campus the University should consider how t

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesComputer Cluster Rooms: 46

Page 42 - Design of

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 47Appendix 1: UCL standard classroomFrontVitreous EnamelProjection Board1920mm x 1200mmI

Page 43 - Computer Cluster Rooms: 43

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 48All other rack equipment as per specification list:Extron IN1608 Scaling Presentation

Page 44 - Computer

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 49Equipment category Make and model CommentAmplifiers and mixers Extron XPA 1002 Power am

Page 45 - Multifunction

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAbout these guidelines: 5About these guidelinesThese guidelines have been produced to help those who are requesting, specify

Page 46 - Computer Cluster Rooms: 46

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 50Equipment category Make and model CommentUnicol PoleTop-Tec 105-SUMP-2Unicol Double Sw

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 51Appendix 4: Example teaching station user instructionsAV: Quick Start GuideTo turn on

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 52Accessing your files on the PCUsing a USB flash driveAfter logging into the PC, plug you

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 53Appendix 5: Cluster room PC installation guideFebruary 2014 ISD Project Management

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 54February 2014 ISD Project Management Team Page 2 of 6 SecurityCages and Mo nito

Page 51 - AV: Quick Start Guide

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 55February 2014 ISD Project Management Team Page 3 of 6 MonitorBrack etsMonitorOn

Page 52 - Accessing your files on the PC

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 56February 2014 ISD Project Management Team Page 4 of 6 AllinOneSecuri tyAll-i

Page 53 - Spaces(clusterrooms)

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 57February 2014 ISD Project Management Team Page 5 of 6 TrunkingPow er and Dat

Page 54 - MiniTower Cages

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 58February 2014 ISD Project Management Team Page 6 of 6 ThingstoAvoidDataandPow

Page 55 - MonitorBrack ets

Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 59Other relevant UCL guidanceUCL Fire Safety Technical Notes & Mandatory Instruction

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesPage: 6

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesAppendices and Further information: 60

Page 58 - ThingstoAvoid

Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 7Section 1: Types of learning spaceThere are a variety of types of learning space within UCL. Below are

Page 59 - Further information

Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 8Non-space facilities – these are not specific spaces but instead facilities that support student learnin

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Learning Spaces GuidelinesGeneric Guidelines: 9Section 2: Generic Guidance for all Learning SpacesAll learning spaces should be as accessible to learn

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