CISCO Room Kit EQ Inclusive Video Conferencing Installation Guide
- June 14, 2024
- Cisco
Table of Contents
- CISCO Room Kit EQ Inclusive Video Conferencing Installation Guide
- Ventilation
- 1. Choose one of the mounting options
- 2. Connect the antennas to the codec
- 3. Decide where to place the Quad Camera
- Safety and mounting hardware
- 4. Mount the Quad Camera wall bracket
- 5. Attach the Quad Camera to the bracket. The camera is secured when you
- 6. Decide the tilt angle for the Quad Camera
- 7. Adjust the tilt angle for the Quad Camera
- 8. Connect the cables
- 9. Tilt the Quad Camera back to normal position
- 10. Connect the PTZ 4K camera (optional)
- 11. Turn on the codec and complete the software setup
- Cisco Codec EQ
- Cisco Quad Camera
- Cisco PTZ 4K
- How to release the Quad Camera from the wall bracket
- Room Kit EQ data sheet
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
CISCO Room Kit EQ Inclusive Video Conferencing Installation Guide
a. Power adapter (70 W, gray) and cable for Quad Camera
b. Antennas for Codec EQ (for radio version)
c. Ethernet cable for Room Navigator (optional)
d. Rack mount for Codec EQ (optional)
e. Wall mount for Codec EQ (optional)
f. PTZ 4K camera (optional)
Only use the antennas delivered with the codec.
Ventilation
Do not block any ventilation openings on the codec. Minimum 10 cm / 4 in. free space in front and rear side of the unit. When mounted in a rack, observe that the ambient temperature does not exceed 35°C.
1. Choose one of the mounting options
Wall mount kit
Rack mount kit
Desk placement
Mount the codec in a wall mount
The product must be installed by qualified personnel. Due to the variety of wall constructions, the installer must bring the parts that are required to fix the product safely to the wall. The weight of the codec and bracket is 1643 g (3.6 lbs).
Tools you may need
- Pan head screw Ø 4 to Ø 5 mm recommended
Mount the codec in a rack
Place the codec on a desk or shelf
2. Connect the antennas to the codec
(for radio version only)
3. Decide where to place the Quad Camera
Mount the camera below the screen when the mounting height of the screen is higher than 120 cm / 47 in. Mount the camera above the screen when the mounting height of the screen is lower than 120 cm / 47 in. In this case, the recommended mounting height of the screen is 80 cm / 31.5 in.
Safety and mounting hardware
The wall and mounting hardware must be able to safely support the product. The wall mounted system must be installed by qualified personnel, in accordance with state and local building regulations.
Tools you may need
4. Mount the Quad Camera wall bracket
NOTE:
When mounting the camera above the screen, be sure to comply with the
measurements so that there is space enough for the camera to be tilted fully
forward.
5. Attach the Quad Camera to the bracket. The camera is secured when you
hear a click.
6. Decide the tilt angle for the Quad Camera
7. Adjust the tilt angle for the Quad Camera
a. Tilt the camera fully forward. If you cannot tilt the camera fully forward,
go back to Step 4 and check that the distance between the wall bracket and the
screen is large enough.
b. Move the two sliders to adjust the tilt angle. The tilt angle goes from 0°
to 15°, in steps of five. Do not exceed the 15° tilt angle.
c. Tilt the Quad Camera back to normal position.
d. You can check that the tilt angle is adjusted correctly during the software
setup in Step 11.
8. Connect the cables
9. Tilt the Quad Camera back to normal position
Arrange the cables with enough space so the cables do not loosen when you tilt the camera fully forward.
10. Connect the PTZ 4K camera (optional)
Power (100-240 V ac, 50-60 Hz)
It is recommended to power the PTZ 4K via PoE (Power over Ethernet, port 1-3 on the Codec EQ). When using the power cable, always use the power supplies for the PTZ 4K camera specified in www.cisco.com/go/PTZ4K-datasheet.
Don’t use a VISCA cable for camera control as it will cause severe damage to the camera.
11. Turn on the codec and complete the software setup
a. Turn on the screen. See the user documentation for the screen if HDMI input
must be set manually.
b. The system powers up automatically. If the system doesn’t power up, check
the power switch on the codec and the Quad camera.
c. When you see the Welcome screen, follow the instructions to complete the
setup.
d. We recommend that you upgrade the software on your Codec EQ before putting
it to use. See the Administrator Guide for the codec: https://www.cisco.com/go
/roomkit-docs
Cisco Codec EQ
Cisco Quad Camera
Cisco PTZ 4K
A. Kensington lock
B. Factory reset
C. System select (Position: 6*)
D. HDMI output, 1080p60
E. Camera control (Ethernet)
F. Power input (12 Vdc, 2.5 A)
G. Earth terminal
* VISCA is enabled on HDMI output
H. Tripod screw hole**
I. Screw holes for ceiling mounting
** Don’t install the camera using the tripod screw and tripod screw hole for ceiling installation
How to release the Quad Camera from the wall bracket
a. Tilt the camera fully forward.
b. Flip the two release levers to unlock the Quad Camera.
c. Tilt the camera back to normal position.
d. Gently pull the camera straight forward to release it from the wall mount.
WARNING: Never leave the Quad Camera on the wall bracket with the release levers in unlocked position.
Room Kit EQ data sheet
See the product data sheet for more information on ordering accessories, cables, and spare parts.
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