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How to Use or Troubleshoot CEC Technology

  • Access Nu-Guest (wifi)

  • Operate a Zoom Call (non-personal laptop)

  • Operate a Zoom Call (personal laptop)

  • Record a Zoom Meeting

  • Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Room 118 and 221)

  • Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Room 127)

  • Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Room 128)

  • Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Rooms 201/205/209)

  • Operate Panel (Rooms 210)

  • Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Rooms 230/231)

  • Physical Microphones


Access Nu-Guest (wifi)

  • Once on campus, select the NU-Guest SSID on your device, the NU-Guest Login portal will open automatically
  • On the NU-Guest Login page, log in with an existing guest account or create a new account
  • To create a Guest Account, complete the form with your contact information and choose to have a copy of your temporary credentials sent to you by email, text, or both. If you select Text Message or Both, you will need to provide your mobile phone number and select your Mobile Carrier
  • After accepting the terms of use and clicking Register, the NU-Guest Registration Receipt will be sent to your selected destination. The receipt includes your temporary Account Username (your email address) and a unique Guest Password
    • Make a note of your credentials and return to the NU-Guest Login page
  • On the NU-Guest Login page, enter your temporary Guest account credentials to access the NU-Guest network. Your Guest account will be allowed 14 days of internet access, after which you will need to request a new guest password

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Operate a Zoom call (non-personal laptop)

  • Open the Zoom desktop client
  • Join a meeting using one of these methods: 
    • If you want to join a meeting without signing in, click Join a Meeting
    • If you want to join a meeting by signing in: Sign into the Zoom desktop client
      • Click the Home tab
      • Click Join
  • Enter the meeting ID and your display name
    • If you're signed in, change your name if you don't want your default name to appear
    • If you're not signed in, enter a display name
  • Select if you would like to connect audio and/or video
  • Click Join

Blue square button with a white plus sign in the center and the label “Join” underneath.

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Operate a Zoom call (personal laptop)

In case you want to use your own laptop for zoom:

  • Plug a HDMI cable into your laptop. (If laptop does not have a HDMI port, feel free to ask for a HDMI adapter from CEC IT, room 111)
  • Your laptop screen will be portrayed on the projector, and you can log into your zoom account and join/host your zoom meeting
Additional Notes:
  • If you will need an Audio/Visual cart, make sure to request it while booking for the room

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Record a Zoom meeting

  • Start a Zoom meeting as the host
  • Click Record A gray circular “Record” button icon.
  • If there is a menu, select Record on this Computer
    • Hosts will see the following recording indicator in the top-left corner while recording is active
      • A gray button labeled “Recording…” indicating that recording is in progress.
    • Participants will see the following indicator in the top-left corner while the recording is active
      • A small red “Recording” indicator with a red circle icon used to show that the meeting is being recorded.
Additional Notes:
  • Dial-in participants will hear a message informing them that the meeting is now being recorded unless disabled by the host
  • After the meeting has ended, Zoom will convert the recording so you can access the files
  • Once the conversion process is complete, the folder containing the recording files will open

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Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Room 118 and 221)

  • First make sure the Keyboard and mouse are switched on
  • Begin by tapping the Crestron screen to wake it up

Touchscreen display showing the University of Nebraska Omaha logo with the message “Starting up, turning on display, please wait…” and a loading bar below.

  • Once the system is awake, you will see a list of input sources (Room PC, Laptop 1, Laptop 2, and Laptop 3)

Touchscreen control panel displaying input source options for a room system, labeled “Source Select,” with buttons for different inputs such as Room PC and Laptop.

Additional Notes:
  • You can use the Room PC or plug in your own laptop. Using the Room’s PC will require you to just tap on the Room PC icon
    If you choose to use your own laptop, you can use any of the three stations on the table labelled Laptop 1/Laptop 2/ Laptop 3 to pug in your computer using a HDMI cord, then tap on the corresponding icon on the Crestron device.

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Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Room 127)

  • Make sure the Keyboard and mouse are switched on
  • Tap the Crestron screen to turn it on

Touchscreen display showing the University of Nebraska Omaha logo with the message “Starting up, turning on display, please wait…” and a loading bar below.

  • When the system turns on, you can decide what source to use. The input sources will be displayed on the Crestron screen (Room PC, Laptop, Floor Box)

Touchscreen control panel displaying input source options for a room system, labeled “Source Select,” with buttons for different inputs such as Room PC and Laptop.

Additional Notes:
  • You can use the Room PC or plug in your own laptop. Using the Room’s PC will require you to just tap on the Room PC icon
  • If you want to use your own laptop, you will be required to plug your laptop using HDMI cord, then tap the laptop icon on the Crestron screen

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Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Room 128)

  • Make sure the Keyboard and mouse are switched on
  • Tap the Crestron screen to turn it on

Touchscreen display showing the University of Nebraska Omaha logo with the message “Starting up, turning on display, please wait…” and a loading bar below.

  • once the system is awake, you will see a list of input sources (Room PC, Laptop)

Input sources

Additional Notes:
  • You can use the Room PC or plug in your own laptop. Using the Room’s PC will require you to just tap on the Room PC icon
  • If you want to use your own laptop, you will be required to plug your laptop using HDMI cord, then tap the laptop icon on the Crestron screen.
  • This room also has built in Power socket in the table

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Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Rooms 201/205/209)

Please note that these instructions apply to all three rooms.

  • Tap Crestron control to wake it up

Touchscreen display showing the University of Nebraska Omaha logo with the message “Starting up, turning on display, please wait…” and a loading bar below.

  • Once system is awake you will be able to select from a list of sources

Touchscreen control panel showing audio-visual input options labeled “PC Currently Selected.” The screen displays icons for PC, DVD, HDMI, USB-C, and other sources, along with speaker volume controls and projector settings.

  • Depending on how many rooms are being used at once, the option to display on projectors will change automatically
  • To change display, first select the option for what you want to display, then select the projector to display it on
  • Cords provided are USB-C and HDMI, others are available at the IT office (CEC 111)
  • There are two cameras in each room, one at the front and one at the back (Any settings for those are found under the camera tab on the Crestron)

Touchscreen control panel labeled “CEC 201” displaying camera controls, including options to select front or rear cameras, zoom, pan/tilt directional buttons, and preset room views. The interface also shows speaker volume and support contact information.

  • Microphones for use include the podium microphone, overhead microphones and 1 handheld and 1 clip on
  • Settings for available microphones are found under the mic control tab on the Crestron

Touchscreen control panel labeled “CEC 201” showing microphone volume controls for multiple inputs, each with vertical level indicators and mute buttons. The “Mic Control” option is highlighted on the left, and speaker volume and mute controls are displayed on the right.

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Operate Panel (Room 210)

  • Make sure the Keyboard and mouse are switched on

Wireless keyboard and mouse placed on a wooden desk with an AV control switcher positioned behind them. A label on the keyboard reads “Please do not turn off computer.”

  • On the Creston panel on the wall beside the screen, press "SYSTEM ON"

Close-up of a Crestron control panel showing labeled buttons for “System On,” “System Off,” input sources such as PC and Laptop, a “Mute” button, and a volume dial on the right. The “System On” button is highlighted with a red outline.

  • If using the room’s PC, press “PC” - the button just below "SYSTEM ON"
  • Connect HDMI cable to your laptop (If using personal laptop).

Keyboard and mouse on a wooden desk with an AV control switcher positioned behind them. A red label highlights an HDMI cable extending from the switcher on the left side.

  • You may also adjust the volume output with the Knob
Additional Notes:
  • This room also has built in Power socket in the table

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Operate Podium Presentation Touch Panel (Rooms 230/231)

  • On startup, select which or both rooms you will be using, then select “Start Presentation”
Touchscreen interface displaying room selection options for CEC Room 230 and 231, with the “Start Presentation” button highlighted.
  • To drop and display on the projector, select Power On

Touchscreen control panel showing the projector layout for Room 230 with buttons to select display sources and a highlighted control section for projector output.

  • To change the input of the projector, first select the input (Computer/Podium HDMI are currently the only ones available)

Touchscreen display showing available input options including Computer, Room HDMI, Podium HDMI, and Podium VGA, with one option highlighted.

  • Select the projector icon in order to display on that screen
  • Projector output is controlled by the bottom volume control
  • To control microphone levels, select the microphone icon
  • Available microphones include Podium, 1 handheld, one clip on, and a ceiling microphone, control the levels from this screen

Touchscreen interface showing microphone levels for Podium Mic, Wireless Mics, and Wallplate, with volume controls and mute buttons.


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Physical Microphones

  • If your space is equipped with microphones, please locate them inside the cabinets
  • SimplyTurn on handheld mics by flipping the middle switch up
  • Turn on body/lapel mics by flipping the top switch to the on position

Touchscreen interface showing microphone levels for Podium Mic, Wireless Mics, and Wallplate, with volume controls and mute buttons.

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