Document Camera
Displays documents, X-rays, DNA autorads, photos, transparencies, and 3-D objects. It can also display positive or negative modes. Includes 1 auxiliary A/V input that supports external input devices such as a DVD player or an audio deck. Special features included are auto-focus and high powered zoom.

Annotation Monitors
Provides on-screen, multicolor annotation capabilities to highlight images from any input source including the document camera, or computer. A variety of pointer arrows, colors, and lines are available that can direct attention to critical details on the screen. Supports 2 tablets, 1 for counsel at the lectern and 1 for the witness at the witness stand.

Real-Time Transcription
Available to the judge and counsel via a wired connection. However, proprietary software is required on individual computers in order to receive real-time transcription. Counsel should contact the official Court Reporter for the software version and any special system requirements needed for installation.

LCD Touch-Panel Control System
Switches between input and output selections. The judge retains control of all video and audio displays prior to publication to the jury via an icon. A jury blackout switch sends static noise to the jury box to block out sidebar conversations between the judge and counsel.

Video Conferencing
Each courtroom on the 10th and 12th floors has integrated video conferencing capabilities.

Other Features

• 19" Flat Panel Monitors: Located at the judge's bench, podium, counsel tables, and witness stand.
  
  
• Computer Inputs: Located at the lectern and 1 at each counsel table. We will provide VGA cables to connect counsel's computers to the evidence display system.
  
  
• C-Video, S-Video, and Aux-In Connections: Located at each counsel table. Utilized for such devices as computer audio or an audio deck that integrates into our house audio system.
  
  
• Analog Phone Line: Located at each counsel table to provide a connection to an external private data network.

Video Displays and External Devices
Each courtroom on the 10th and 12th floors are equipped with a powerful digital projector as its main video display. The jury and speculators view evidence on a 10' x 25' drop down screen. The liquid crystal projector is mounted in a recessed wall pocket above the jury box. In addition to the projection system, 19" flat panel monitors are located at the judge's bench, podium, counsel tables, and witness stand. Other features include:

• Computer inputs located at the lectern and one at each counsel table. We will provide standard VGA cables that connect computers to the evidence display system.
  
  
• Each counsel table has connections for C-video and S-video devices and an Aux-In connection for devices such as computer audio or an audio deck that integrate into our house audio system.
  
  
• Each counsel table has access to an analog phone line which gives them the capability to connect to an external private data network.
  
  
• Drop Down Projector Screen