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Physical QA / Commissioning

Used to confirm physical installation meets ISDM Standards

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Title Page

  • Job Reference ABC###

  • Customer Name

  • Engineers Name (s)

  • Conducted On

  • Site Address

  • Room Name or Number

Room Layout & Exterior

  • Capture the overall room layout, interior and exterior. For the interior pictures, the room should be in a general state of usability. Ensure that no excessive installation materials or tools are present in the room before beginning this section.

  • Take at least one picture of the exterior / entrance to the room. Picture(s) should include room number, room name if the room is permanently labeled. Also capture booking/scheduling panel(s), occupancy indicators, and any other installed equipment.

  • Take a picture(s) of the overall layout of the meeting room. Depending on the size/layout of the room, multiple pictures may be required. Picture(s) should include the displays, cameras, control panels, microphones, and any other installed equipment.

Display Checks

  • How many wall-mounted displays are installed in this room?

  • Complete the following section for each wall-mounted display

    • Display

  • Record the manufacturer, model, and size of the display

  • Record the serial number of the display

  • Is the display installed in the correct location and at the correct height per the schematic?

  • Is there an ISDM approved deviation from the schematic for this display?

  • Record the reason for the deviation from the schematic. ISDM project management must be notified of the change.

  • Is the display properly mounted to the bracket with all safety brackets in place?

  • Take picture(s) of bracket

  • Notify install team and ISDM project management of discrepancy.

  • Take picture(s) of bracket

  • Is the display mounted level (confirm with spirit level 20cm/9in, minimum, in length) and with no flex in the screen?

  • Take picture(s) of display showing level

  • Notify install team and ISDM project management of discrepancy.

  • Take picture(s) of monitor showing level

  • Are the cables to the display installed neatly using cable ties or hook and loop fabric to keep them tight?

  • Are the cables to the display labeled properly in accordance with the schematic?

  • How many projectors are installed in this room?

  • Complete the following section for each projector

    • Projector

  • Record the manufacturer, model, and size of the projector

  • Record the serial number of the projector

  • Is the projector installed in the correct location and at the correct height per the schematic?

  • Is there an ISDM approved deviation from the schematic for this projector?

  • Record the reason for the deviation from the schematic. ISDM project management must be notified of the change.

  • Is the projector properly mounted to the bracket with all safety brackets in place?

  • Take picture(s) of bracket

  • Notify install team and ISDM project management of discrepancy.

  • Take picture(s) of bracket

  • Is the projector mounted level (confirm with spirit level of at least 20cm/9in in length) and centered with the screen?

  • Take picture(s) of monitor showing level

  • Notify install team and ISDM project management of discrepancy.

  • Take picture(s) of monitor showing level

  • Are the cables to the projector installed neatly using cable ties or hook and loop fabric to keep them tight?

  • Are the cables to the projector labeled properly in accordance with the schematic?

  • Does this projector have a dedicated screen to project to?

  • Is the screen installed in the correct location and at the correct height per the schematic?

  • Is there an ISDM approved deviation from the schematic for this screen?

  • Record the reason for the deviation from the schematic. ISDM project management must be notified of the change.

  • Is the screen mounted level (confirm with spirit level of at least 20cm/9in in length)?

  • Is the screen an appropriate size for the resolution of the projector?

Equipment mounted behind displays

  • Is there non-conferencing equipment (switcher, A/V extenders, etc.) mounted behind the display?

  • Please continue the inspection on the next page.

  • What types of equipment are mounted behind the display?

  • Is all equipment securely mounted with brackets or another appropriate mounting technique that will reliably support the weight of the equipment?

  • Are all cables behind the display neatly installed and secured with cable ties or hook and loop fabric?

  • Are all cables labeled properly in accordance with the schematic?

  • Take pictures of the equipment and mounting. Pictures should show all equipment, mounting hardware, and cable management

Cable Cubby Checks

  • How many cable cubby / in-table media connections are installed in this room?

  • Continue this inspection on the next page

  • Complete the following section for each cable cubby / in-table media connection

    • Cable Cubby

  • Have all of the modules / connectors been supplied and installed correctly based on the provided schematics?

  • Which modules / connectors are missing?

  • Which modules / connectors are present?

  • Does the DisplayPort connection allow for video and audio to be shared to the local screen and speakers?

  • Does the DisplayPort connector have any physical damage?

  • Does the VGA connection allow for video to be shared to the local screen?

  • Is there a separate audio connector present?

  • Does the connector allow for audio to be shared to the local speakers?

  • Does the audio connector have any physical damage?

  • Does the VGA connector have any physical damage?

  • Does the HDMI connection allow for video and audio to be shared to the local screen and speakers?

  • Does the HDMI connector have any physical damage?

  • Are there "Link Lights" or some other representation of connection present when a device is connected to the network port?

  • Does the network connector have any physical damage?

  • Is there a dial tone present when a phone is connected to the RJ11 port?

  • Does the RJ11 connector have any physical damage?

  • Is there power present when a device is plugged in?

  • Is the power plug unobstructed?

  • Does the power connector have any physical damage?

  • What type of connector is it?

  • Does the connection function properly?<br>

  • Does the connector have any physical damage?

  • Which modules / connectors are present?

  • Does the DisplayPort connection allow for video and audio to be shared to the local screen and speakers?

  • Does the DisplayPort connector have any physical damage?

  • Does the VGA connection allow for video to be shared to the local screen?

  • Is there a separate audio connector present?

  • Does the connector allow for audio to be shared to the local speakers?

  • Does the audio connector have any physical damage?

  • Does the VGA connector have any physical damage?

  • Does the HDMI connection allow for video and audio to be shared to the local screen and speakers?

  • Does the HDMI connector have any physical damage?

  • Are there "Link Lights" or some other representation of connection present when a device is connected to the network port?

  • Does the network connector have any physical damage?

  • Is there a dial tone present when a phone is connected to the RJ11 port?

  • Does the RJ11 connector have any physical damage?

  • Is there power present when a device is plugged in?

  • Is the power plug unobstructed?

  • Does the power connector have any physical damage?

  • What type of connector is it?

  • Does the connection function properly?<br>

  • Does the connector have any physical damage?

  • Are there retractable cables in the cable cubby?

  • Can the retractable cables can be extended and retract smoothly without excessive force?

  • Are all cables under the desk / table neatly installed and secured with cable ties or hook and loop fabric?

  • Are all cables on top of the desk / table socked where possible?

  • Are all cables labeled properly in accordance with the schematic?

  • Is the cable cubby secured tightly to the table?

  • Take pictures of the cable cubby installation. Pictures should show the top and bottom of the cubby and all cables into the cubby.

Equipment mounted to the table / desk

  • Is there equipment mounted to the table / desk?

  • Please continue the inspection on the next page.

  • What types of equipment are mounted to the table / desk?

  • Is all equipment securely mounted with brackets or another appropriate mounting technique that will reliably support the weight of the equipment?

  • Are all cables mounted to the desk / table neatly installed and secured with cable ties or hook and loop fabric?

  • Are all cables labeled properly in accordance with the schematic?

  • Take pictures of the equipment and mounting. Pictures should show all equipment, mounting hardware, and cable management

In-Room Conferencing Equipment

  • Does this room include in-room conferencing equipment (Cisco Room Kit, Poly Studio USB, Crestron Flex, etc)?

  • What type of conferencing equipment is installed?

  • Is the camera bar mounted in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are all cables to and from the camera bar installed in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are all cables to and from the camera bar labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Is the camera bar clean with no finger marks on it?

  • Is the NUC/PC mounted as required per the elevation/table layout?

  • Are all connections to the NUC/PC installed in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are all cables to and from the NUC/PC labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are the presentation cables installed neatly using cable ties or hook and loop fabric to keep them tight?

  • Are all presentation cables labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are there external mics in this installation?

  • How many external mics are in this installation?

  • Are all of the external mics connected to the system in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are the cables for the external mics ran neatly?

  • Are the cables for the external mics labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Is there a dedicated control panel for this equipment (Touch 10, Navigator, TC8, etc. Do not include control panels that are part of a third-party control solution)?

  • How many control panel(s) are in this installation?

  • Are all of the control panel(s) connected to the system in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are the cables to the control panel(s) installed neatly using cable ties, hook and loop fabric, or a cable sock to keep them tight?

  • Are the cables for the control panel(s) labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Is the touchpanel screen free of blemishes / scratches?

  • Are there any dedicated peripherals connected to the In-Room Conferencing Equipment not already covered in this section?

  • What type of peripheral(s) are connected to the conferencing equipment?

  • How many peripheral(s) are in this installation?

  • Are all of the peripheral(s) connected to the system in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are the cables to the peripheral(s) installed neatly using cable ties, hook and loop fabric, or a cable sock to keep them tight?

  • Are the cables for the peripheral(s) labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Take pictures of the In-Room Conferencing Equipment. At a minimum these should show the mounting hardware, the cable management, the control panel, and any connected peripherals.

  • Continue this inspection on the next page

Rack Mounted Equipment

  • Does this room include rack mounted equipment (Cisco Codec Pro/Plus, DSPs, AMX/Creston/Extron controllers, matrix switcher, etc.)?

  • What equipment is installed in the rack?

  • Is the equipment installed in the rack in accordance with the rack elevation drawing / schematic?

  • Are all cables installed in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are all cables installed neatly using cable ties or hook and loop fabric to keep them tight?

  • Are all cables labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Is there a third-party control panel for this equipment (AMX G5, Crestron TSW, Extron Touchlink, etc. Do not include control panels that are part of a dedicated VC/MTR solution)?

  • How many control panel(s) are in this installation?

  • Are all of the control panel(s) connected to the system in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are the cables to the control panel(s) installed neatly using cable ties, hook and loop fabric, or a cable sock to keep them tight?

  • Are the cables for the control panel(s) labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Take pictures of the rack-mounted equipment. At a minimum these should show the full rack front and back, the cable management, the control panel, and any connected peripherals.

  • Continue this inspection on the next page

Addtional Equipment

  • Is there any equipment in this installation that has not been covered on a previous page?

  • For each piece of additional equipment, complete the following section:

    • Addtional Equipment

  • What type of equipment is installed?

  • Is the equipment installed in accordance with the rack elevation drawing / schematic?

  • Are all cables installed in accordance with the schematic?

  • Are all cables installed neatly using cable ties or hook and loop fabric to keep them tight?

  • Are all cables labeled in accordance with the schematic?

  • Take pictures of the equipment. At a minimum these should show the front and back of the equipment, the mounting hardware, and the cable management

  • Continue this inspection on the next page

Additional Issues / Completion

  • Are there any issues with the physical installation of this room that have not been covered by a previous section of this report?

  • This inspection is complete. Notify ISDM Technical Operations and Project Management.

  • For each additional issue, complete the section below:

    • Installation Issue

  • Describe the nature of the issue:

  • Provide any pictures or video that will help with the diagnosis or resolution of the issue

Physical QA / Commissioning
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Physical QA / Commissioning

Used to confirm physical installation meets ISDM Standards

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