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Checklist LRC Tripod13 small
2013/12/23
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- Are the Parts there?
- Tripod
- Screws
- Test the Functionality
- Make sure that tripod can seat on 3 legs
- Attach a camera to tripod
- Move the camera in all directions (top/bottom, left/right…)
Checklist LRC Tripod14 middle
2013/12/23
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- Are the Parts there?
- Top plate
- Tripod
- Test the Functionality:
- Make sure that tripod can stand on 3 legs
- Attach a camera to tripod
- Move the camera in all directions (top/bottom, left/right…)
Checklist LRC Tripod15 large
2013/12/23
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- Are the Parts there?
- Screws
- screw post
- Tripod
- Test the Functionality:
- Make sure that tripod can seat on 3 legs
- Attach a camera to tripod
- Move the camera in all directions (top/bottom, left/right…)
Checklist transcription foot pedal
2013/12/23
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- Are the Parts there?
- Pedal
- USB adapter
- Earpiece
- Test the Functionality:
- TBA: you need the software installed on a PC first
Checklist for Voice recorder 03
2013/12/23
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- Are the Parts there?
- Recorder (consisting of : removable cover for usb-connector and recorder)
- Batteries (1) AAA
- Test the Functionality
- Insert batteries in recorder (if needed, replace from box on shelves with sign "office supplies")
- Record for 15sec.
- Playback
- Format memory to completely delete , according to manual : WS-100w/ USB
- Turn recorder on
- Press and hold the Menu button
- Press FF (fast forward) 4 times to get to format
- Press Play then FF to get to "yes"
- Press Play
- You be asked "are you sure?", press FF (yes) then Play to start formatting
- Maintenance
- If needed, replace batteries from box on shelves with sign "office supplies".
Checklist for light kit (08-11)
2013/12/23
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- Are all Parts there(25)
- 4 plates (1)
- 2 more plates (2)
- 3 extension power cables (3)
- 3 lamps (4), containing 3 bulbs (not pictured)
- 2 thingamabobs (5)
- 8 clamps (6)
- 2 stands (7
- See also various documentation sheets included (not pictured below, but here)
- Test the Functionality
- Assemble light and stand, as shown:
- Plug in and turn light on
- Assemble light and stand, as shown:
- Maintenance
- If necessary, exchange bulb
Checklist for Vixia cameras (11-14)
2013/12/23
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- Parts
- Battery
- SD Memory Card
- Battery Charger
- Power cable
- USB cable
- Test the Functionality
- Start camera
- Record for 5 seconds
- Playback:
- Maintenance
- Charge battery
- Initialize sd card: Sd-card like so.
LRC Wireless microphone basics
2013/12/23
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- Parts:
- Functionality test:
- In general, see here.
- For specifics:
- The lavaliere is optional, you can plug in another 3.5mm microphone.
- Maintenance:
- Check batteries
- Incidentally, in many classrooms, the Office of classroom technology can provide wireless microphones that connect to the teacher podium.
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