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Section 01 - Initial Checks

Section 01 – Infrastructure

  • 1. Workspace: area is clean; manuals, boxes and trash removed; floor vacuumed

  • 2. Connections & Terminations: appear neat; properly dressed with boots, heat-shrink etc. and meet company standards

  • 3. Solder joints (check random connectors – joints should be shiny and the wire <br>should be covered in solder)

  • 4. Cables & Wiring: no untidy cables above ceiling plenum, cables suspended with proper hardware and NOT resting on grid, lighting, sprinkler or mechanical systems

  • 5. Mounts, Brackets, Extension Columns

  • 5.1 Level, plumb and secure as required; all included safety hardware installed per manufacturer

  • 5.2 Tile Bridges: properly suspended with wire rope AND secured to ceiling grid with included screws. Wire rope should be taught to take weight OFF the ceiling grid

  • 5.3 Extension Columns: screwed fully into flanges and tight, columns should NOT rotate either direction; all included safety hardware installed per manufacturer (Inspect carefully – safety issue!)

  • 6. Equipment Racks and Enclosures

  • 6.1. Clean and pristine including rack shelves and installed equipment

  • 6.2. Blank rack panels installed in all unused rack spaces

  • 6.3. Cables dressed into rack per company/AVIXA standards

  • 6.4. Cables labeled per company/AVIXA standards

  • 6.5. Proper ventilation/cooling included for racks or OFE furniture

  • 7. Ceiling Speakers

  • 7.1 Logos are aligned or removed

  • 7.2 Speaker flange covers the hole

  • 7.3 Grill covers installed properly and completely

  • 8. Wall Penetrations and Raceways

  • 8.1 EMT conduits used for penetrations trimmed with plastic insulating bushings

  • 8.2 EMT conduit used for penetrations fire-caulked closed

  • 8.3 EMT conduit wall penetrations fire-caulked closed

  • 9. Wall Plates: level and secure; blanks installed in all unused openings

  • 10. Wall mounted touch panel and button panels level and secure

Section 02 – Video Sub-System

  • 1. Projectors and Monitors: are plumb and level; escutcheon rings on all extension columns

  • 2. Projector Image Quality: no digital correction applied; image square, focused and fills screen properly

  • 4. Rear Projection Screen: mirrors clean, no scratches; image symmetrical and level, no hot spots

  • 5. Motorized Projection Screens: no wrinkles, up and down limit switches set properly

  • 6. Manual Projection Screens: level; installed per manufacturer instructions; (inspect carefully – safety issue!)

  • 7. Multiple displays: appear similar in terms of color balance, image quality

  • 8. Hum and noise: no hum bars or noise visible in image

  • 9. Long cable runs: color separation not evident, image appears sharp and <br>bright.

  • 10. Video sources: output resolution set to NATIVE resolution of displays? (EDID preffered)

  • 11. Video Conference Test Call: completed with no issues

Section 03 – Audio Sub-System

  • 1. Speakers: every speaker works and coverage of the room is even with no <br>dead spots

  • 2. Ceiling speaker volume is equal: no speaker is louder or softer than the <br>others. (properly tapped?)

  • 3. Playback sounds clean: no distortion, buzzes, hiss, rattles or hum

  • 4. Speech reinforcement: sounds natural and intelligible, no feedback at default <br>levels

  • 5. Teleconferencing: audio is clean, no distortion or choppiness on EITHER end.

  • Privacy Mute: mutes audio to far-end of call; local voice lift mics should also mute to the far-end

  • 6. Default level settings: 50% Playback/Teleconference 90% Speech Volume increments at 3dB; default volume levels usable as-is

  • 7. Amplifiers: configured properly for speaker 70v or direct; gain structure set up properly (dip switches) if required

  • 8. Wireless microphones have been set to the correct channels and tested. (not factory default)

  • 9. Every wireless microphone has a battery

  • 10. Feedback eliminators (if used) set up properly (max 5 bands used)

  • 11. Playback volume does NOT affect microphones audio levels

Section 04 – Control Sub-System

  • 1. Functions: All touch-panels, GUIs, button-panels functioning properly; all buttons, page flips etc. functioning as required

  • 2. Sources: All audio and video sources routing and controlled as required

  • 3. Lights: scenes are properly set and make logical sense

  • 4. Draperies/Blinds

  • 5. Monitors/Projectors: power on/off; switching if used as video switch

  • 6. Video/Data Switcher(s)

  • 7. Source interfaces: all transport controls work from touch panels

  • 8. Volume bar graph: is working properly, feedback exists, bar graph follows <br>mute. Mute functions

  • 9. Audio conferencing: intuitive, easy to initiate a call, number can be shown <br>and edited prior to dialing

  • 10. VTC: controls are intuitive, easy to dial a call, cameras can be moved, <br>sources can be selected to send to far end

  • 11. System can start in audio call only without turning displays on

  • 12. Audio works when display device is turned off

  • 13. System shut down turns off displays, raises screens and shuts off audio

  • 14. Timer messages appear to be tied to response back from displays

Section 5 - Audio Sources (List additional sources and the status in the space provided below )

  • 1. Teleconferencing (POTS/VoIP)

  • 2. Video Conferencing

  • 3. Computer inputs

  • 4. Microphones-analog

  • 5. Microphones-USB

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Section 6 - Video Sources (List additional sources and the status in the space provided below )

  • 1. Video Conferencing

  • 2. Computer inputs

  • 3. Cameras

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