| Bewkes 231 setup (3 computers) | |
 Room setup, computers #1 and #2 |
 Computer #2. Motion detector sits on edge of bench facing aisle |
 For setups inside the lab, the motion detector can simply stand on the bench. No clamp required. |
 Flip up the top portion and set all motion detectors to 'human' mode! |
 Place drafting board, meter stick and 30-m tape on bench near each setup (or on hallway carts) |
 Computer #3 on the sink. It's better to sit on something, such as the cart and overhead projector, to move away from the board |
 Need 6' extension cord or power strip |
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| Hallway setup (3 computers) | |
 Computers #4, 5, 6: three carts in hallway |
 Computer #4. Use wooden computer carts. Power comes from hallway (motion detector attachement shown is no longer used) |
 Motion detector mounted on cart; It's a lot easier to use a wood platform than a clamp! #4 & 6 are mounted on right side of cart, #5 on left side |
 Computer #5. Motion detector mounted on left side. |
 Power for computer #5 comes from Bewkes 204 via 25' extension cord |
 Computer #6. Power in hallway |
| Bewkes 202 setup (2 computers) | |
 If needed, two additional setups in Bewkes 202 |
 Computer #7. Note motion detector on wood platform. Make sure it sits above left-handle of drawer |
 A wood platform is needed for #7 and #8 to clear bench obstructions |
 Computer #8 on instructor's sink |
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| Revised: 29 Aug 2022 | Canton, NY 13617 |