DIAMONDS Technical Manual

 
DIAMONDS 
 
  Technical Manual
   
 
  
 
DIAMONDS 
 
 
Table of Contents 
Exhibits 
Zone 100: Entrance 
Zone 200: Formation 
Zone 300: Exploration 
Zone 400: Mining & Processing 
Zone 500: Properties 
Zone 600: The Gem 
Appendices 
  Appendix A: Contacts at Science North & Dynamic Earth 
  Appendix B: Exhibit Opening and Closing Procedures 
  Appendix C: Crating Inventory System 
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Exhibits 
 
Included in this section is information concerning the various display pieces used in the Diamonds 
Travelling Exhibit. It should be noted that this manual covers the following information: 
• Which ‘Zone’ each display piece belongs to 
• The dimensions and power requirements for each of the display pieces 
• What your visitors can expect to learn from each display piece 
• Which storage crate is designed for each display piece 
• Audio / Visual requirements for each display piece 
 
The information included in this manual is designed to give a basic overview of the Diamonds Travelling 
Exhibit; for information on the Science Content or the Full Assembly Requirements, please consult the 
INSERT BOTH MANUAL NAMES HERE 

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Zone 100: Entrance 
EXHIBITION SIGNAGE  Specifications 
Identification Number: 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 11’2” (end to end) x W 1’4” x H 7’6” 
Power Requirements: 
• Amperage: 
• Voltage: 120 VAC X1 
Cleaning Instructions: 
• Rock wall sections: broom/brush & dustpan or 
vacuum with brush attachment 
• Plexi signage: dry or slightly damp cloth with 
water 
 
Visitor Experience  Components 
• A recreated stylized rock entrance tunnel  • 5 sections of ‘rock wall’ 
welcomes visitors to the world of Diamonds!  • Fluorescent lighting inside first rock panel 
• 1 exhibition signage 
• 1 recognition signage 
Assembly/Disassembly 
• Put together / Take apart sections of rock wall 
• Slide in / Slide out entrance panel in rock wall 
• Install / Remove recognition panel 

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AN INTRODUCTION TO DIAMONDS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’11.5” X W 4” X H 7’6” 
• Amperage: N/A 
• Voltage: N/a 
• Graphic Panel: Dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
 
• Read a brief introduction to the history of  • 1 full‐size graphic / text panel 
diamonds, the formation, industrial  • 1 segment of wall 
applications and our obsession with finding 
and mining the rare gem. 
• Install / Remove graphic panel 

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WHAT ARE DIAMONDS?  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’11.5” X W 2’0.5” X H 7’6” 
• Voltage: N/A 
• Graphic Panel: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
• Counter: Dry cloth or slightly damp cloth with 
water 
• Atomic Models: Dry cloth or slightly damp 
cloth with water 
 
• Compare two crystal structures at this exhibit  • 1 full‐sized graphic / text panel 
and determine which structure represents that  • 1 activity wedge 
of a diamond. While diamond and graphite are  • 1 activity wedge graphic panel 
made of pure carbon, they exhibit very  • 2 atomic models 
different physical properties. It is their crystal 
structure that sets them apart. 
• Unwrap / Wrap atomic models (bubble wrap or other protective material) 

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DIAMOND VS. GRAPHITE  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’11.5” x W 2’0.5” x H 7’6” 
• Graphic panel: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
• Counter: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth with 
water 
• Acrylic Casting: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with Windex 
 
• Compare two crystal structures at this exhibit  • 1 Graphic / Text panel 
and determine which structure represents that  • 1 Activity wedge 
of a diamond. While diamond and graphite are  • 1 Activity wedge graphic panel 
made of pure carbon, they exhibit very  • 1 acrylic casing with small magnifier containing 
different physical properties. It is their crystal  1 sample of graphite and 5 rough diamonds 
structure that sets them apart. 
• Unwrap / wrap acrylic casing 

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COLORED DIAMONDS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 7’11” x W 2’0.5” x H 7’6” 
• Amperage: 
• Graphic Panels: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
water 
• Magnifier domes: dry cloth or slightly damp 
cloth with Windex 
• Monitor: Cloth with supplied monitor cleaner 
 
• Try your hand at coloring your own custom  • 3 Graphic Panels 
diamond! Visitors use a computer interactive  • 2 Counters 
to create a colored diamond of their very own!  • 1 Activity Wedge 
• 1 Activity Wedge Panel 
• 4 Magnifier domes containing colored 
diamonds 
• 32” touchscreen television 
• 1 MacMini computer 
• Mount / Take down television 
• Uncover / Cover magnifier domes 

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VOLCANIC PIPES  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 7’11” x W 2’0.5” x H 7’6” 
• Amperage: 
with water 
water 
• Rock Samples: Broom / Brush & Dustpan or 
 
• Examine samples of kimberlite rock from  • 2 graphic panels 
sources all over the world! Watch the dramatic  • 1 counter 
animated re‐creation of a kimberlite explosion  • 1 activity wedge 
• 1 activity wedge panel 
• 5 kimberlite samples 
• 50” television 
• 1 MacMini computer 
• Mount / take down television 
• Uncover / Cover rock samples 

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SPOT THE DIAMOND  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 4’2” x W 1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
with water 
• Rock Wall: Broom / Brush & dustpan or 
 
• Are you up for the challenge? Then try to ‘Spot  • 1 panel of rock wall 
the Diamond’ on the recreated rock face!  • 2 octahedron‐shaped diamonds embedded in 
the rock face 
• 1 activity graphic pane 

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THE QUEST FOR DIAMONDS  Specifications 
  Identification Number: 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’11.5” x W 4”  x H 7’6” 
with water 
• A historical overview of diamond exploration,  • 1 full‐size graphic panel 
what it takes to be a field geologist and what it 
takes to make a diamond discovery! 

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EROSION OF KIMBERLITES  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’ x W 2’ x H 6’1” 
with water 
water 
• Mineral Samples: dry cloth or slightly damp 
 
• Observe and manipulate samples of alluvial  • 1 graphic panel 
sand and glacial till which could be thousands  • 1 background for graphic panel 
of years old! Determine the difference  • 2 metal braces for panel 
between alluvial and till deposits. Learn how  • 1 counter 
rivers and glaciers have eroded kimberlite  • 1 activity wedge 
pipes over millions of years.  • 1 activity wedge panel 
• 2 mineral samples 

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INDICATOR MINERALS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’ x W 2’ x H 6’1” 
with water 
water 
• Mineral samples: dry cloth or slightly damp 
• Magnifier dome: dry cloth or slightly damp 
 
• Become a detective in the search for indicator  • 1 graphic panel 
minerals! These Kimberlite Indicator Minerals  • 1 backboard for graphic panel 
(KIM) are geologist’s clues to real diamond  • 2 metal braces for panel 
deposits. Observe large samples of indicator  • 1 counter 
minerals using a sliding magnifier. Can you  • 1 activity wedge 
identify the different indicator minerals?  • 1 activity wedge panel 
• 1 set of tracks with magnifier dome 
• 5 samples of indicator minerals 
• Uncover / cover magnifier domes 

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EXPLORATION  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’ x W 2’ x H 6’1” 
• Graphic panels: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
water 
 
• Look through the eyes of a geophysicist by  • 1 graphic panel 
examining a magnetic anomaly map of the  • 1 backboard for graphic panel 
area you examined with the magnetometer.  • 2 metal braces for panel 
Can you locate the kimberlite pipe?  • 1 counter 
• 1 activity wedge 
• 1 activity wedge panel 
• 1 graphic panel of magnetic anomaly map on 
counter top 
• Unwrap / Wrap magnetometer 
 
 

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MEET EIRA THOMAS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’11.5” x W 10.5” x H 7’6” 
• Amperage: 
with water 
• Bench: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth with 
water 
 
• Meet a famous female Canadian geologist, Eira  • 2 graphic panels 
Thomas, who struck it rich when she found  • 32” touchscreen television 
Canadas second diamond mine! Video running  • 1 MacMini computer 
time is three minutes in English with French  • 1 Bench 
subtitles or English only. 
• Mount / Take down television 
 
 

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EXPLORER’S TOOLS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L8’ x W1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
with water 
• Tools: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth with 
water 
 
• Examine the content of an explorer’s backpack  • 2 graphic panels 
to reveal the essential tools used to seek out  • 8 round flip panels 
the mother lode! Utilize descriptive flip‐ • Several different tools and pieces of 
signage to read about some of the tools and  equipment 
their purpose  • 1 additional panel for French language and 
signage 
• Install / Remove tools and equipment 
• Install / Remove graphic panels 

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MINING METHODS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 14’ x W 1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
with water 
 
• Travel the world without leaving the exhibit!  • 5 graphic panels 
Discover that there are five mining methods, 
which vary depending on where you are in the 
world! How are diamonds mined from under 
the sea floor? Find out how diamonds are 
mined from ancient riverbeds, and you can 
determine what the dirtiest method of mining 
is! 

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WORLD DIAMOND MINES  Specifications 
  Identification Number: 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 4’4” x W 1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
• Amperage:  
with water 
• Monitor: cloth with supplied monitor cleaner 
• The world tour continues! Navigate a world  • 5 graphic panels 
map and learn interesting facts about current  • 2 19” touchscreen televisions 
and past diamond mining operations  • 2 MacMini computers 
worldwide 
• Mount / Take down televisions 

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CANADA’S DIAMOND MINES  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 4’4” x W 1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
• Amperage: 
with water 
 
• Did you know? Canada is quickly becoming the  • 2 graphic panels 
largest diamond producer in the world!  • 19” touchscreen television 
Discover the locations of Canada’s diamond  • 1 MacMini computer 
mines through navigating the touchscreen. 
Learn where the coldest diamond mine in 
Canada is! 
• Mount / take down televisions 

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PROCESSING DIAMONDS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 4’4” x W 1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
with water 
 
• Sneak a peek through graphic images of the  • 2 graphic panels 
diamond extraction processes. Learn about the 
four stages of separation a diamond has to go 
through after it is extracted from the ground. 
   

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REFRACTIVE INDEX  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’ x W 2’ x H 6’1” 
• Amperage: ? 
• Voltage: ? 
with water 
water 
• Cylinder and Prism: dry cloth or slightly damp 
 
• Did you know? Diamonds slow down the speed  • 1 graphic panel 
of light by 30%! Witness it yourself by  • 1 backboard for graphic panel 
observing the sparkle of your own diamond!  • 2 metal braces for panel 
Shine the laser beam through the prism and  • 1 counter 
observe how the light beds or is refracted.  • 1 activity wedge 
Graphic panels compare the refractive indices  • 1 activity wedge panel 
of diamond to that of other minerals  • 1 rotating cylinder containing laser beam 
• 1 button to turn on laser 
• 1 prism 
• Unwrap / Wrap cylinder and prism 

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THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’ x W 2’ x H 6’1” 
with water 
water 
• Material samples: dry cloth or slightly damp 
 
• The amazing properties of a diamond  • 1 graphic panel 
continue! Diamonds have the highest thermal  • 1 backboard for graphic panel 
conductivity of any material. Touch different  • 2 metal braces for panel 
materials to test their thermal conductivity at  • 1 counter 
this exhibit, compare your findings with the  • 1 activity wedge 
graphic chart. Learn how thermal conductivity  • 1 activity wedge panel 
is used in industrial applications.  • 5 samples of different materials recessed in 
counter 

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HARDNESS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 1’10” x W 1’10” x H 5’2.5” 
with water 
water 
• Acrylic case: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with Windex 
 
• Diamonds not only shine and sparkle, they are  • 1 sculpture made with diamond‐baring tools 
the hardest natural substance on Earth! This  • 1 acrylic case 
fact is showcased in this exhibits sculture  • 1 counter 
which is made of different diamond‐baring  • 2 graphic panels 
objects used for multiple applications  
• Install / Remove set piece 

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SIMULANTS AND SYNTHETICS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’ x W 2’, H 6’1” 
with water 
water 
• Samples and Diamond Tester: dry cloth or 
slightly damp cloth with Windex 
 
• Did you know? Diamonds can be grown.  • 1 graphic panel 
Discover the two ways in which a diamond can  • 1 backboard for graphic panel 
be manufactured. Learn the differences  • 2 metal braces for panel 
between simulants and diamonds. Test your  • 1 counter 
knowledge by touching eight to a tester to  • 1 activity wedge 
determine the real diamond!  • 1 activity wedge panel 
• 6 simulant samples 
• 1 synthetic diamond sample 
• 1 diamond tester 
• Unwrap / Wrap gem samples and diamond tester 
• Install and turn on / Turn off and Remove diamond tester 

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SHOP WINDOW  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
•  
• Amperage: 
• Voltage:  
•  
 
•   •  
•  

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CUTTING AND POLISHING  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 4’4” x W 1’11.5” x H 7’6” 
with water 
• Box of simulants: dry cloth or slightly damp 
 
• Did you know? Only 20% of all diamonds  • 2 graphic panels 
mined will be cut, polished and of gem quality!  • Box of 9 simulants mounted on panel 
Discover the three main steps in the process of 
diamond cutting, the display case in this 
exhibit breaks the process down even further 
to showcase the nine stages of diamond 
cutting. 
• Unwrap / Wrap box of gems 

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CARAT  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’ x W 2’3.5” x H 8’1” 
• Amperage: 
with water 
• Slide‐Ruler: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
 
• Did you know? When a rough diamond is cut  • 1 graphic panel 
and polished, half of its original carat weight is  • 1 box of 51 simulants mounted on panel 
lost. Carat, one of a diamond’s 4 C’s is revealed  • 1 counter 
at this exhibit. Study cubic zircon  • 1 activity wedge 
representations of carat size, manipulated  • 1 activity wedge panel 
plastic rulers to determine the size of  • 1 box on counter containing 1 digital scale, 1 
specimens and / or your own diamonds.  carob pod, and carob seeds 
• 1 plate on counter containing 4 simulants of 
various sizes 
• 1 metal slide ruler for carat size 
• 2 stylized lamps at top of panel 
• Unwrap / Wrap boxes, plate, and slide‐ruler 

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COLOR  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’ x W 2’3.5” x H 8’1” 
with water 
 
• Do you know what color diamond is the most  • 1 graphic panel 
valued? Learn the relation of color to value in  • 1 counter 
this exhibit. View color masters, manipulate  • 1 activity wedge 
color charts, and determine the color of acrylic  • 1 activity wedge panel 
reproductions and / or your own diamonds.  • 1 plate on counter containing 10 simulants of 
various sizes 
• 1 guide to color variation 
• Unwrap / Wrap plate. 

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CLARITY  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’ x W 2’3.5” x H 8’1” 
• Amperage: 
with water 
• Acrylic case: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with Windex 
 
• Get up close and personal with diamond  • 1 graphic panel 
inclusions! View inclusions in this diamond  • 1 counter 
through a microscope. Learn the difference  • 1 activity wedge 
between internal and external inclusions  • 1 activity wedge panel 
through graphics, replicas and diagrams  • 1 acrylic case containing: 
• 1 microscope 
• 1 flawed diamond 
• Unwrap / Wrap acrylic case 

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CUT  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’ x W 2’3.5” x H 8’1” 
• Graphic Panels: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with water 
• ASET testers: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with Windex or water 
 
• Join the popular cuts! View acrylic  • 1 graphic panel 
representations of the nine most popular  • 1 counter 
diamond cuts. Test your own diamond in the  • 1 activity wedge 
ASET machine or test the replicas provided to  • 1 activity wedge panel 
determine the cut.  • 1 ASET tester with 2 Stones 
• 1 handheld ASET tester 
• Unwrap / Wrap ASET testers 

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CANADIAN DIAMONDS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 3’ x W 2’3.5” x H 8’1” 
• Amperage: 
with water 
• Acrylic testers: dry cloth or slightly damp cloth 
with Windex 
 
• Canadian diamonds are the most branded in  • 2 graphic panels 
the world! Examine the etching of a real  • 1 counter 
branded Canadian diamonds are certified and  • 1 activity wedge 
see the certificates that are issued.  • 1 activity wedge panel 
• 2 certificates of authenticity (mounted to panel 
and counter) 
• 1 acrylic case containing 1 microscope with 1 
Canadian diamond 
• Unwrap / Wrap acrylic case 

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FAMOUS DIAMONDS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 7’11” x W 4” x H 7’6” 
with water 
 
• Marvel over the most famous diamonds in the  • 3 graphic panels 
world! This display depicts five of the world’s 
most famous diamonds with their history and 
dazzling beauty! 

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THE GEM DIAMOND TESTING PODS  Specifications 
•  
Dimensions: 
• L 2’8.5” x W 2’3” x H 3’8” 
with water 
• Magnifier, Slide Rulers, and Simulant Jars: Dry 
cloth or damp cloth with water or Windex 
 
• Visitors apply what they saw about the 4C’s on  3 pods: 
acrylic simulants or their own gems  • 1 counter 
• 4 activity wedge panels 
• 2 simulants mounted in metal and glass jars 
• 2 slide rulers 
• 1 magnifier 
• Unwrap / Wrap magnifier, simulants, and slide ruler 

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Appendix A: Contacts at Science North and Dynamic Earth 
Main Contact: 
Norma Henry 
  Production Coordinator, Technical Services Unit 
  Email:  henry@sciencenorth.ca 
  Tel:  (705) 522 – 3701 ext. 330 
  Fax:  (705) 522 – 4954 
 
Science Content: 
Mia Boiridy 
  Director of Dynamic Earth 
  Email:  boiridy@sciencenorth.ca 
  Tel:  (705) 522 – 3701 ext. 401 
  Fax:   (705) 673 – 9690 
 
Technical: 
Don Greco 
  Technical Specialist, Technical Services Unit 
  Email:  greco@sciencenorth.ca 
  Tel:  (705) 522 – 3701 ext. 229 
  Fax:  (705) 522 – 1677 
  Cell:  (705) 507 – 4187 
 
Sales: 
Julie Moskalyk 
  International Sales Manager, Business Development Unit 
  Email:  moskalyk@sciencenorth.ca 
  Tel:  (705) 522 – 3701 ext. 228 
  Fax:  (705) 522 – 4954   
 
Science North 
100 Ramsey Lake Road 
Sudbury, Ontario 
P3E 5S9 
Canada 
(705) 522 – 3701 
Web:   www.sciencenorth.ca 

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Appendix B: Exhibit Opening and Closing Procedures 
Exhibit Opening 
Opening: 
Using the Administrators’ Computer, boot up the Mac Minis that are connected via the network and 
ensure all systems are functioning during the test cycle. Ensure that any additional monitors or PC’s 
operating off the Administrators’ Computer network are turned on and operating according to the 
technical specifications. 
Closing: 
At the end of the day, ensure that all Mac Minis connected to the Administrators’ Computer via the 
network are powered down. Check to make sure that any additional monitors or PC’s operating off the 
Administrators’ Computer network are turned off and powered down properly. 

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Appendix C: Exhibit Mac mini Troubleshooting  
Using the Administrator’s Computer to Observe Exhibit Mac minis  
When you Observe exhibit computers, you see what is on the monitor in real time.  
 
To Observe one or more exhibit Mac minis: 
• Open the Remote Desktop application 
• Select the desired exhibit Mac minis from the list 
• Click  ‘Observe’ at the top left of the window 
 
Below is a screenshot of 16 computers being observed simultaneously: 
Using the Administrator’s Computer to Control Exhibit Mac minis 
You can also take control of a computer by selecting it from the list and clicking on the ‘Control’ button 
at the top left of the window. When you are in control of an exhibit Mac mini, your mouse and keyboard 
function as the mouse and keyboard of the exhibit Mac mini. 
 
To Control one or more exhibit Mac minis: 
• Open the Remote Desktop application 

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• Select the desired exhibit Mac minis from the list 
• Click  ‘Control’ at the top left of the window 
Rebooting an Unresponsive Exhibit Mac mini 
Rarely, a computer may freeze and become unresponsive and it will become necessary to reboot the 
computer manually. This can only be done by physically interacting with the unresponsive computer.  
 
To perform a hard shutdown (reboot) of the computer: 
• Power down the computer by holding the ‘Power Switch’ for at least 5 seconds, then power up 
the computer by pressing the ‘Power Switch’ once again 
or 
• Disconnect the computer’s ‘Power Cable’, wait a few seconds, and reconnect the ‘Power Cable’ 
Ports on the Back of a Mac mini  
Below is an illustration of each port located on the back of a Mac mini: 

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Appendix D:  Crating Inventory System 
 

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