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Cisco IP Phone 7912G Tutorial & Manual

  1. Tutorial, containing:
    1. cisco 7912 tutorial start menucisco 7912 tutorial feature menu1cisco 7912 tutorial feature menu2cisco 7912 tutorial softkey menu1cisco 7912 tutorial softkey menu2cisco 7912 tutorial softkey menu3
  2. Manual.

Cisco IP Phone 7912G Overview & FAQs

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How to fix Canon Vixia “Cannot write on card” error when starting recording by initializing

  1. To fix this error,
    1. go to: Menu / Function / Tools / Tab: / menu item: Initialize – choose the card slot A or B with the mal-formatted card.
    2. or view how to access the initializing procedure here TBA
  2. To avoid this problem: You may get this error after you the SD card has been formatted in another device but the camera (e.g. on your computer, using a memory card reader). If you are trying to delete footage, initialize the card within the camera instead. This page is taken from the Vixia manual, the full manual you can find linked in our list of bookable resources under Vixia.
  3. vixia-manual-initializing-memory 

How to override a Projector control out of synch with the Classroom projector

  1. When the projector control system is “out of synch”with the projector.
  2. Symptom: “System off” does not turn the projector off, but also “System on”  does not turn.
  3. Workaround: From the control panel Home screen, access soft button “system tools”CIMG0002 
  4. Here you can manually turn the projector on/off  (and the close the screens)CIMG0001

LRC computer and other hardware inventory

  1. These lists document hardware owned by the LRC:
    1. Symantec-Ghost generated.
    2. A handmade overview (partially based on the previous) can be (permissions provided) viewed or edited here.

Symantec Ghost Software inventory of the LRC PCs

  1. This list documents the configuration of the LRCRoomCoed434 and LRCRoomCoed433PCs (that are imaged using the Symantec Ghost client).
    1. View here.
    2. LRC staff click here for edit in browser access to the non-embedded list.
    3. Click here for background information about this inventorying method.

Troubleshooting the wireless headsets in the TV viewing area

  1. For lack of small group work areas, the 3 headsets help sharing the LRCROOMCOED433. They amplify the sound for the TV viewing audience, allowing to turn the TV volume down so as not to disturb other users in the shared area.
  2. No sound?
    1. headsets turned on?
    2. headset volume turned up?
    3. headsets batteries dead?
    4. transmitter turned on?
  3. Static noise on headsets?
    1. headsets batteries weak?
    2. no line of sight to transmitter?
  4. Other things you can try:
      1. a different headset. We have 3.
      2. a different transmitter. We have 2.
  5. An image says more than 1000 words:
    1. CIMG0005 
    2. CIMG0004
    3. unisar-tv777-03
    4. unisar-tv777-05
    5. unisar-tv777-04unisar-tv777-01
    6. unisar-tv777-02

Dell Studio XPS 16

  1. When coming to my desk today, my laptop made a grinding noise. Even worse, the noise later decreased, sounding like grinding to a halt.
  2. here is a recording:
  3. Fan? That cannot be good with a laptop that always ran hot (video card cannot be disabled during normal, non-gaming operation).
  4. keyboard developed a mind of its own after half a year: cursor began jumping at random.
  5. side panels: started peeling off within the first few weeks
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