Crimson Room Display
This room is equipped with a display that can be used for your event/meeting.
Important items to connect and use the displays:
The power button for the display can be found on the bottom side of the screen, under the TV brand logo.
The device you are using must be connected to an OU WIFI network.
Connecting via HDMI
Devices may connect via the HDMI cable connected to the Wall Port. If you need to use an HDMI cord, please contact Union Maintenance using the information at the bottom of this page.
If you need to return to the Wall Port input, use the button found on the bottom of the TV that was used to turn on the display. This button has the following functions:
- Click = Filter through options
- Press & Hold = Select
Returning to the Wall Port input:
- Press the TV button until Wall port is highlighted.
- Press and hold the button.
- Press the same button until Close is highlighted.
- Press and hold the button.
For Audio to play through HDMI, ensure you have selected the correct audio output from your device.
Connecting Wirelessly
Click your device operating type below for instructions on wirelessly connecting to the display.
If your Android device is running version 4.2 or later (and is not a Google device running OS 6.0 or later), it likely supports Screen Mirroring. However, many Android devices use a different term when describing this feature. To assist with setting up and enabling Screen Mirroring on your Android device, here are some common terms used for Screen Mirroring.
- Smart View
- Quick Connect
- SmartShare
- AllShare Cast
- Wireless display
- Display mirroring
- HTC Connect
- Screen casting
- Cast
Once you identify the term used by the manufacturer of your Android device, the Screen Mirroring feature is generally enabled from within the settings menu; often on a cast, connection, network or display submenu. Refer to documentation for your device, or contact the manufacturer to learn more about enabling Screen Mirroring.
*Devices with an HDMI port may also connect to the display using the HDMI WallPort and attached cord.
To share your screen from an iPhone:
- On your iOS device, swipe to access Control Center.
- Tap Screen Mirroring.
- Tap the name of the device you want to stream content to (Crimson Room Display). On iPad, you might need to scroll to see all of the available devices in the device list.
You may also Airplay specific, supported videos or apps to the screen by using AirPlay icon.
To share your screen from a Mac computer, you need to ensure the computer and the TV supports AirPlay 2.
Click on the AirPlay
icon on the right side of your Mac's menu bar.
Click on the name of the display (Crimson Room Display).
Click on Mirror Built-In Display to mirror your Mac's native resolution on your TV.
Click on Mirror Apple TV to resize your Mac's resolution to match the resolution of your TV.
Click on Use as Separate Display to have your Mac extend your desktop and treat your TV as an additional display.
To turn off AirPlay, click on the AirPlay
*Devices with an HDMI port may also connect to the display using the HDMI WallPort and attached cord.
- Windows 8.1
- The following Microsoft article describes how to project to a wireless display (your Roku device).
- Windows 10
- Open the Action Center. Refer to this Microsoft article for help.
- Select Project.
- Select Connect to a wireless display.
- Select the name of the Room Display (Crimson Room Display) and follow the on-screen instructions.
*Devices with an HDMI port may also connect to the display using the HDMI WallPort and attached cord.
For any immediate, in-person A/V needs, please contact Union Maintenance, 405-255-1294.
