Title Page

  • Job Name:

  • Room Name:

  • Room Number:

  • Job Number:.

  • Conducted on:

  • Project Location:
  • Certified By:

  • Project Manager:

  • Programmer:

  • Lead Installation Tech:

Displays/Projectors/Video wall

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Displays/Projectors/Video wall?

  • Is there a Video wall present?

  • Are the displays found to be level?

  • Take a picture showing either the displays and the ground, the displays and the ceiling or the displays and the niche as a level reference

  • Are the displays properly gapped between each other? Spacing needs to be thickness of business card or by utilizing gap it tool. Is a single display able to be popped out without causing adjacent display to be popped out?

  • Take photos of corners of displays that are intersecting each other.

  • Is cabling properly supported behind video wall to allow displays to be popped out and pushed back without pinching cables?

  • Color calibration. Take a photo using a white background for all displays to show color calibration between displays.

  • Video Wall

  • Does room have displays installed or a projector, or both?

Displays

  • Are the installed displays found to be level?

  • Take a picture showing either the display and the ground or the display and the ceiling as a level reference.

  • Are all security features on mount engage? (Is bottom screw tightened?)

  • Ensure that all cabling has been dressed behind the display and that there is no risk of cabling becoming loose. - Take a picture of the entire display FROM THE FRONT showing no cabling protruding from the sides.

  • Are all devices behind the display properly attached (no Velcro)? <br>- Take pictures of any devices that are visible BEHIND the display.

  • Is image properly filling the screen (no over scanning, correct aspect ratio)?

  • Have the IR buds been hot glued to the display (if applicable)? Take a closeup photo of any IR buds showing that they are hot glued.

  • Have all of the required settings been set within the display's menu? WRITE IN NOTES WHAT TYPE OF DISPLAY IS INSTALLED.<br>- auto power off (off)<br>- energy saver (off)<br>- unused inputs disabled<br>- inputs labeled (if allowed by display)<br>- quick start (enabled)

  • Have the displays been wiped down and had all plastic film removed?

  • Enter any additional notes here.

  • Displays

Projectors & Projection Screens

  • Is the projected image correctly filling the screen and focused? Is there minimal keystone correction if any? <br>- If not, check the screen aspect setting as well as the projector lens aspect ratio.<br>- Take a picture that shows the entire image filling the screen.<br>- Take CLOSE-UP pictures (right/left side) where the white screen meets the black showing that the image is correctly filling.

  • Verify that there is minimal to no vibration within the projected image.<br>

  • Verify that the rooms lighting is not causing washout of the projected image.

  • Have the projector cables been properly dressed (neat and not over bent)? Is the projector power cable dressed neatly to the ceiling and over to the outlet (if applicable)? <br>- Take a picture of the projector showing the cables correctly dressed.<br>- Take a picture of the projectors power cabling showing that it is properly dressed.

  • Is the projector cleaned and free of fingerprints or dirt?

  • Is the projection screen damage free?

  • Is the projection screen clean and free of scuffs and grease?

  • Is the projection screen properly tensioned?

  • Enter any additional notes here.

  • Projectors and Projection Screens

Video Sources

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Video sources?

  • Is there Digitial Signage for the system?

  • Is this Zoom digitial signage?

  • Has the Zoom system been activated using the activation code?

  • Take a picture of Zoom screen or content.

  • Is the signage player displaying a logo/splash screen/content?

  • Take a picture of display showing logo/splash screen/content.

  • Video Sources/Digital Signage

  • Are there any video source available for the system?

  • Conduct a full system test by routing every available video input to all destinations using the programmed routes. - TAKE A PHOTO OF EACH VIDEO SOURCE ON EVERY ENDPOINT. - This is to consist of but not be limited to table inputs, wall inputs, floor inputs, rack based devices (PC's/Apple TV's/wireless video devices/signage players). - List in the notes what is not working (if applicable)

  • List all available video sources.

  • Video Sources

Audio Sources

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Audio sources?

  • Is there sound masking present?

  • Is white noise being distributed evenly throughout the work space? Use the approved SPL meter (Decibel X) to take a sound measurement throughout the workspace (open office area, hallways, lobby, break room. etc). Verify that the measured variance is no more than +/-5dB from point to point. Take a picture from SPL meter for each different area. (Include at least 5 photos)

  • Open office area

  • Hallway(s)

  • Lobby

  • Break room(s)

  • Misc area

  • If speakers are exposed are speakers evenly spaced and equally suspended from the deck? Take photo showing multple speakers.

  • Verify that all audio inputs to the system are able to be routed to all pre-determined destinations. <br>- This includes table inputs, rack based sources as well as any devices located throughout the system.<br>- List in the notes what is not working (if applicable)

  • Are there are any audio input or output plates (3.5mm plates, 1/4" plates, RCA plates, XLR plates, ETC) in the system?

  • Is audio passing through system with out any distortion/noise?

  • What was used to perform system test?

  • Audio Sources

Multi-Channel Loudspeaker System

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Multi-Channel Loudspeaker System?

  • Is system 70v system or 8 Ohm system?

  • Verify that the right and left (front and rear) speakers are in the correct sequence.

  • Verify that all speakers have clean grilles and consistently orientated logos. Verify that grills have been installed firmly secured all the way. Take a picture of the speakers in the room/area.

  • Using the approved SPL meter (Decibel X) while playing Pink Noise take sound measurements from each speaker. Verify that the measured variance is no more than +/-5dB from speaker to speaker. If room has 12 or less speakers take a reading/picture from each speaker.

  • Have all speakers been properly supported?

  • Multi-channel Loudspeaker System certification

Wall Connections/Table Connections

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Wall Connection/Table Connections?

  • Are there any wall connections present?

  • Are all installed wall plates found to be level?

  • - Take a picture showing all wall plates and the ground as a level reference.

  • Are all wall plates passing signal (audio and video) through system?

  • Wall Connections

  • Are there any table connections present?

  • Are all table boxes square in the table?

  • Are the table boxes organized in their appearance? - Take photo of table and cables organized.

  • Are the cables under the table neatly dressed and are not hanging down to where they could be tangled or damaged?

  • Table Connections

Audio and Video Conferencing

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Audio and Video Conferencing?

  • What type of system is installed in the room.

  • Make a test call back to the Immedia office. Check for the following: - Call clarity (incoming and outgoing) - All Dialer buttons are working - Test all volume buttons and privacy buttons (incoming volume, outgoing, mute, etc)

  • Is this a Zoom Room?

  • Are peripherals connected/configured to PC? (keyboard, mouse, etc)

  • Is equipment for Zoom (Room controller, speakerphone, mics) organized and clean looking?

  • Take a picture of the relevant equipment setup.

  • Take a picture of Zoom Room Controller in Zoom mode.

  • Make a Zoom call and determine if listener on far end can hear clearly and is able to listen for a prolonged time.

  • Able to invite users whie in a meeting?

  • Confirm the call directory is available.

  • If a PTZ camera is deployed, are you able to control camera (Pan, Tilt and Zoom)?

  • What type of camera is installed?

  • Has PM/Engineering been notified of issue?

  • Are the camera(s) mounted at an appropriate height so as to capture the entire table or the designated speaker if in a training room scenario?

  • Take a picture from a distance showing the height of the camera in relation to the room.

  • Is camera secured to the mount?

  • Is camera level with respect to the ground?

  • Are the camera's associated cabling/devices properly installed and or dressed?

  • Take a picture of the camera and its associated cabling.

  • Able to share video content with audio through Zoom?

  • Are the camera(s) mounted at an appropriate height so as to capture the entire table or the designated speaker if in a training room scenario? <br>- Take a picture from a distance showing the height of the camera in relation to the room.

  • Is camera secured to the mount?

  • Is camera level with respect to the ground?

  • Are the camera's associated cabling/devices properly installed and or dressed? Take a picture of the camera and its associated cabling.

  • Make a test call within the company to another room/location. Test for:<br> -video clarity<br> -full camera control (to the extent allowed by the camera)<br> -content sharing (with audio if allowed by the system)

  • Audio and/or Video Conferencing

Microphones (wireless & wired)

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Microphones?

  • What type of microphones are present in the system?

  • Are all mics labeled correctly? Do the labels match the interface labeling? - Take photo(s) of labels on mics

  • Are all wireless microphone channels frequency coordinated? Ensure that new microphones are coordinated with existing microphones on site. (https://www.shure.com/en-US/support/tools/frequency-finder)

  • Take photo of each mic receiver showing different frequencies

  • Are all table mics oriented correctly?

  • Are table mics wired or wireless?

  • Is cabling underneath table properly supported and dressed? No hanging loops or service coils under table.

  • Take picture showing cable dressing.

  • Take a picture of mics arranged on the table and of location of base unit.

  • Are all ceiling mics suspended equally from ceiling or deck?

  • Take pic showing all ceiling mics

  • Perform scratch test on all ceiling mics to ensure each mic is passing signal (physically touch each speaker and listen for feedback).

  • Are all mics labeled correctly? Do the labels match the interface labeling? - Take photo(s) of labels on mics

  • Are all wireless microphone channels frequency coordinated? Ensure that new microphones are coordinated with existing microphones on site. (https://www.shure.com/en-US/support/tools/frequency-finder)

  • Take photo of each mic receiver showing different frequencies

  • Are table mics wired or wireless?

  • Is cabling underneath table properly supported and dressed? No hanging loops or service coils under table.

  • Take picture showing cable dressing.

  • Take a picture of mics arranged on the table and of location of base unit.

  • Are all ceiling mics suspended equally from ceiling or deck?

  • Take pic showing all ceiling mics

  • Perform scratch test on all ceiling mics to ensure each mic is passing signal.

  • Test the available headroom of each microphone by conducting a voice test with the system set to maximum level. Speak at an above normal level and verify that the system does not distort or feedback.

  • Microphones

Control Interface

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Control Interface?

  • Is there a control interface in the room? If not take a picture of remote and location of remote.

  • Are all buttons on interface functioning? If not list in notes what is not functioning. - Run through the interface in its entirety ensuring that all switching, metering and muting is functioning. You must send all inputs to all outputs and maximize the system limitations.

  • Take a CLOSE-UP picture of EACH of the pages available if the interface is an iPad or Crestron TP (this includes power on/off pages, help pages, ETC). - If the interface is a button panel of any type, take a close enough picture so all button labels can be clearly read.

  • If there is a button panel being used, have the pemanent labels been applied?

  • Is the control interface mounted level on the wall?

  • Take a picture of the control interface EITHER showing the interface and ceiling OR the interface and the floor as a level reference.

  • Enter any additional notes here.

  • Control System

Room Schedulers

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Room Schedulers?

  • Is scheduler level? Take photo showing scheduler and the ground as a level reference.

  • Is scheduler on-line and connected to the rooms calendar?

  • Are room availability indicators responding appropriately?

  • Room Schedulers

Rack Enclosures

  • Did addition/C.O. affect Rack Enclosures?

  • What type of enclosure

  • Spot check multiple terminations to ensure standards are being met. - Take a picture of a few examples of the terminations found within the rack. Pay close attention to Phoenix connections, shielded Cat 6 connections and 9 pin terminations.

  • Ensure all power bricks and small devices have been secured in some fashion to the rack so as to avoid falling out the rack.

  • Verify every DB-9 has a shell installed.

  • Verify that all wires have a unique identifying label affixed. This includes power.

  • Take a picture of random cables showing affixed labels.

  • Take photo of entire ceiling enclosure showing all gear.

  • Is rack installed in a credenza/furniture?

  • Ensure that a Q-Fan has been installed in the credenza/furniture of any rack that has closed doors. Take a picture of all Q-Fans installed.

  • Where is rack located?

  • Does rack have Immedia service plate installed?

  • Is service port connected to network switch or processor?

  • Verify that all AV cabling within the rack has been secured with only Velcro. Only power cabling is permitted to be secured with zip ties. Take a picture showing that Velcro has been used.

  • Has the rack harness that comes from the wall been covered with snakeskin and is there enough length to be able to service the rack. - Take a picture showing the harness service loop and the snakeskin.

  • Spot check multiple terminations to ensure standards are being met. - Take a picture of a few examples of the terminations found within the rack. - Pay close attention to Phoenix connections, shielded Cat 6 connections and 9 pin terminations.

  • Do all terminated category cables have boots installed? - Take photo of terminated cables with boots on them.

  • Verify all Phoenix (captive screw) terminations that have a zip tie strain relief have in fact been zip tied. <br>- Take a picture of some of the connections showing this.

  • Ensure all power bricks and small devices have been secured in some fashion to the rack so as to avoid falling out the rack.

  • Verify every DB-9 has a shell installed.

  • Verify that all wires have a unique identifying label affixed. This includes power. - Take a picture of random cables showing affixed labels.

  • Verify that the rack has been cleaned and that there are no wire clippings, saw dust or paperwork left behind. - Take a picture from far enough away that shows the cleanliness of the rack.

  • Verify that the rack wiring has not been dressed too tightly nor too loose.

  • Take picture of the FRONT of the rack to show the elevation and organization of the rack.

  • Take picture of the REAR of the rack to show the elevation and organization of the rack.

  • Rack Enclosures

Administrative Items

  • Was the site left clean with all trash removed? (No boxes or parts in or around the rack)

  • Inspect all of the installed equipment for damage. Report any issues that you find.

  • Before submitting this report contact the Project Manager or Project Coordinator and verify that all project documentation has been properly submitted (red-lines/small parts transmittal/installation checklist etc.).

  • Enter any additional notes here.

  • Administration

Photos

  • Add any additional photos here.

Certification

  • Has room Passed or Failed Certification?

  • Does failed state affect functionality of room?

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