The Division of Life Sciences is proud to announce the installation of the Infocus System Projectors mounted on the ceiling in our conference rooms. The Infocus ProjectorNet System is a system of meeting room projectors that allow presentations to be seen & heard via PC's, laptops, DVD's, video camera's and other stand alone media sources. The projectors feature clear & bright visuals with 2200 lumens and native XGA resolution, outstanding color saturation and   brightness, automatic synchronization with  your media source, 2 internal speakers, 2- language LCD interactive display, user defined keypads, ceiling mounts for easy usage, viewing, and a lot of other automatic & user friendly features.          

Projector Features

There is an effect button located on the remote that allows you to assign various effects to your presentation. The default effect is freeze. You can select from any of the following effects below:

Freeze: This effect allows you to freeze the displayed image. This is helpful for making

changes on your computer without your audience seeing them.

Blank: This allows you to display a blank screen.

PiP: This allows you to show a video source in a smaller window on top of the computer image. You will have 2 pictures on one screen.

Startup Logo Menu Option: This will allow you to change your start-up screen to black, white, or blue.

Two Menu Options: The Power Save and Screen Save are designed to automatically shut down the projector after several minutes of inactivity or a display of a black screen.

 

 

There are 3 video modes for presenting presentations:

Display on Laptop Only: This display allows you to make presentation changes without the audience knowing, just as the freeze feature.

Display on Screen & Laptop: This feature allows you to display your presentation on both the screen & your laptop at the same time. This feature works best when you have more than one media source.

Display on Screen Only: This display gives you the best picture quality for presentations. The display is shown on the screen only, allowing the projector to function as a as oppose to multitasking between several displays.