To take advantage of the AV presentation system and get access to the body pack, you will need to get passcodes to the instructor cabinet. Instructions and training for using the AV equipment in general assignment classrooms are offered by Classroom Media Support: https://av.fpm.wisc.edu/. For departmentally managed classrooms, use the contact information that may have already been provided to you or refer to signage in the classroom.

• Find the body pack in the cabinet. It may look like this:

• If there is already a microphone plugged into the body pack, unplug it and plug in your own PGA31 headset microphone.
• Install the windscreen, which looks like a small piece of foam, on the microphone boom by placing it over the end. The PGA31 headset microphone looks like this and the end with the microphone is highlighted in red:

• Place the headband around the back of your head, with the boom on the left side.
• Place the microphone near the corner of your mouth, about an inch away. 
• On the body pack, find the on/off switch and switch to “on.”
• Use the AV presentation system to control the microphone volume. Follow the instructions for use of the AV presentation system as appropriate. Refer to the online training, and contact Classroom Media Support for questions. 
• Replace the batteries in the body pack as needed. (Some body packs are rechargeable with plugs inside the instructor cabinet.)
• At the completion of your class session, unplug your PGA31 headset microphone and bring it with you when you leave the classroom. Do not leave your microphone in the classroom. This is your microphone for the duration of the semester and the intent is that you do not share it with others.
• Before you leave your classroom, turn the body pack “off,” return it to the instructor cabinet, and turn off the AV system.

If you have questions or need assistance in the general assignment classrooms, contact the AV Help Desk: av@fpm.wisc.edu | (608) 890-4900

For departmentally-managed classrooms, use the contact information that may have already been provided to you or refer to signage in the classroom.

Demonstration Video