See steps below if the monitor screen appears off and is not displaying an image
1. The computer might be in sleep mode – Pull out the keyboard drawer and try moving the mouse/pressing the keyboard buttons to wake the computer
2. Ensure the monitor is powered on – the power button on the bottom right will flash a white light if it’s turned on. If there’s no light, press the button to turn the monitor on
3. Ensure the computer underneath the lectern is powered on. Open the lower door of the lectern - The power button on the computer will flash a white light if it’s turned on. If there’s no light, press the button to turn it on
See below if the projector is not powering on
1. Ensure the small screen behind the monitor is powered on – If there’s a black screen, tap the screen to wake it
2. Once it is powered up, tap it again anywhere on the screen to activate the projector