Conference Room PC

All LRS conference rooms include a connected LRS PC with wireless keyboard and mouse. A conference room account automatically logs on to the PC for use by anyone including guests. LRS employees may also "Switch User" and logon as themselves. IT recommends that employees use OWA for access to email when using any shared PC instead of configuring and waiting for Outlook to synchronize.

Wired Display Options

LRS conference rooms include table top video input or a video cable to connect your laptop or other devices to the display. Rooms with HDMI inputs contain dongles to convert from HDMI to VGA, Display Port, Mini-Display Port, Mini-HDMI, USB-C. Other rooms may contain a Quad tipped cable. Frequent LRS presenters typically already have or should have their own video converters specific to their devices for use at non-LRS and LRS facilities.

Wireless Display options

LRS uses an AirServer device to provide wireless display capabilities. The AirServer's are equipped with the following wireless display technologies:

For detailed instructions on connecting to the AirServer, click here. These instructions are also available in each conference room on the AirServer itself.

Wireless Networks

LRS employees and guests may use any standard LRS Wi-Fi network available throughout all LRS buildings and office locations. LRS computer systems are pre-configured with LRS wireless networks and automatically connect.

LRS Wi-Fi networks include:


LRS Employee Networks
LRS Guest Networks

Each LRS conference room also includes an additional room specific wireless network with the room number in the network name and key displayed onscreen next to the key icon. These room Wi-Fi networks are required for Apple Airplay and Google Cast, but are connected to the LRSGuest network and can also be used by guests or meeting attendees.

Conference Applications

Microsoft Teams is the primary Audio/Video/Data/Desktop Sharing conferencing applications used at LRS. LRS employees can join or start a Teams meeting from any computer in the conference room including the conference room PC or their own laptop. The conference room PC includes a connected camera and USB audio device for use with audio/video conferences or any other 3rd party conference. Use 3rd party provided links and conference information typically provided via email to join a 3rd party conference. Outlook Web Access should be used to lookup meeting information.

Meeting and Audio/Video calling Instructions

To Make an Audio or Video Call

Use Teams to make a Teams call.

OR

Start a Teams Meeting using the PC audio and camera.