Fanvil RC10 All in One Conference Solution User Manual

Fanvil RC10 All in One Conference Solution User Manual

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

It is a wireless video conferencing solution designed for small meeting rooms. It mainly consists of a wireless screenthrowing omni-directional microphone MS10, a Receiver RC10 and a USB camera CM70, designed to simplify your meetings. With full BYOD support, it allows you to effortlessly connect your laptop to the speakerphone using a single cable. Enjoy 4K wireless screen casting, access to conference camera streaming in 1080P, and the convenience of plug-and-play functionality without the need for software or drivers.
It streamlines your conferencing experience, eliminates cable clutter, and ensures secure and efficient collaboration.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• USB Camera CM70

• Speakerphone MS10

• Receiver RC10

• Remote Control Battery x2

• Power Adapter

• HDMI Cable

• USB-C to HDMI & USB-A/C Adapter

• USB Extension Cable

• USB Cable (Type C-A)

• Quick Start Guide

HOW TO START

1. Plug the 5V/2A power supply into the receiver RC10 and connect it to the HDMI cable of the display.

2. To connect the USB camera CM70, plug the camera’s USB cable into the USB-A port on the receiver RC10.

3. Mount the Receiver RC10 and USB Camera CM70 on the display using the built-in mounting clip. Ensure that the receiver is positioned towards the front side for optimal wireless signal transmission. The optimal wireless transmission range is within 5 meters.
   

4. Switch the display output source to the connected HDMI port.
   

5. Connect the Speakerphone MS10 to a full-featured Type-C port on your laptop. Wait until the screencasting button light turns green, then press the button to start casting your screen. Press the button again to pause screencasting.
   

   • In the case where the laptop’s type C port does not meet the full feature requirement, use the USB-C/A to HDMI & USB-A adapter instead.

USB-C/A to HDMI &
USB-A adapter

  * Use the USB extension cable if the laptop’s USB-A port is not nearby the HDMI port.

USB-C/A to HDMI &
USB-A adapter

• USB
  Extension cable
  

6. To use the speakerphone MS10 and access the camera wirelessly, in your video conference software, select “MS10 Wireless Camera” as your microphone, speaker, and camera.

MS10 Wireless Camera Integrated Camera
Video Setting… MS10 Wireless Camera” option is only available in the camera device list when a camera is connected to the receiver.

USB Camera CM70

Camera

| Sensor Type| IMX415(1/2.8″) 38402160
Output Resolution| MJPEG/H264/H265/YUV/NV12 30P(YUV and NV12 do not support 4K and 2K resolutions) 38402160/25601440/19201080/1280720/1024576/
960540/800448/640360/320180960720/800600/640480/480270/352288/320240
FOV| DFOV118.5° HFOV 109.9° VFOV 74.6°
Auto Framing| Auto
F/No| F2.5
Zooming| 5x digital zoom
Maximum Resolution| USB3.0:38402160 p30/USB2.0:19201080 p30
Security protection| Manual Privacy Cover
Microphone| Microphone Type| 2 Electret Microphones
Pick-up Range| 4m
Signal to Noise Ratio| 94dB SPL @ 1KHz 65dB(A)
Microphone Sensitivity| 94dB SPL @ 1KHz −30±2dB FS
duplex| √
Automatic Gain Control| √
Automatic Noise Suppression| √
System Support| Win7/Win10/macOS 10.8 and later

Speakerphone MS10

5GHz）, Max 20dBm5250-5350MHz（Wi-Fi 5GHz）, Max 20dBm5470-5725MHz（Wi-Fi 5GHz）, Max 20dBm5725-5850MHz（Wi-Fi 5GHz）, Max 20dBm
Camera Streaming| Max. Output Resolution| 1920×1080 @30FPS
Support Camera Type| UVC camera
Format Supported| H.264

Others

Speakerphone : Type C PD + DP ALT
Receiver : HDMI x1; TYPE C PD ; USB A 3.0×1
Operating System| Win 10/ 11; Mac 10.8 and Later
Product Dimensions| USB Camera：
80x75x53mm/3.15x 2.95x 2.09″
Speakerphone :
180 x 81 x 32mm / 7.09 x 3.19 x 1.26″
Receiver :
102 x 45 x 20mm/ 4.02 x 1.77 x 0.79″
Product Weights| USB Camera ： 210g/7.4oz
Speakerphone :
385g / 13.58oz
Receiver : 70g / 2.47oz
Package Contents| Contents :
USB Camera、Speakerphone and Receiver, Remote Control & Battery x2,Power adapter, 1.5m HDMI Cable,USB-C to HDMI & USB-A/C Adapter USB Extension Cable1m USB Cable(Type C-A)Quick Installation guide

BUSB Type-C Specification Table

PD Enabled| 0| X| 0
USB 3.1 Gen 15 Gbps|
Normal| 0| X| X

PD Enabled| 0| X| 0
USB 3.1 Gen 210 Gbps|
Normal| 0| X| X

PD Enabled| 0| X| 0
DisplayPort5-10 Gbps|
Normal| 0| 0| X

PD Enabled| 0| 0| 0
Thunderbolt20-40 Gbps
PD Enabled
DisplayPort| | 0| 0| 0

HOW TO USE

USB Camera CM70

1. LED Indicator
2. Dual Microphone
3. IR Receiver
4. Switch Button
5. USB Type-c port
6. Clip Mount

Getting Start With Our Camera

Clip Mount
Easily mount onto any displays such as laptop monitor, television or interactive display using its built-in clip mount.

Tripod Mount
Tripod screw hole is located at the bottom of the clip mount for tripod mounting.
1/4 Tripod
Screw hole
Swivel & Tilt
Manually adjust the webcam tilt up/down or swivel right/left to the best shooting angle.

Privacy Cover

Connecting the camera

1. Connect the type C end of the bundled USB cable to the Type C port at the back of the USB Camera.
2. Connect the Type A end of the same cable to a laptop or workstation.
   If connecting to USB 2.0 port of PC, the maximum available resolution will be 1080P.
   If connecting to USB 3.0 port of PC, the maximum available resolution will be 4K.

USB 3.0 cable is required to deliver 4K resolution.

PC
USB 2.0 Port : 1080P
USB 3.0 Port : 4k

Speakerphone MS10

a : Mic Mute
Green light : Mic On
Red light : Mic off
b : Speaker Volume
C : Screencast
Press to start/end screencasting
d : Type C cable to laptop
For power supply and signal transmission
e : Kensington Nano Slot
f : Status Indicator
g : USB Interface for camera ( 5V 0.9A）
h : Language / Pair
Short press : switch language
Long press : Re-pair
i : Power Supply”
j : HDMI Out for display

**Remote control

Arrow keys**
Adjust the position of Feld of view

Menu
Open OSD settings to customize image settings including contrast, saturation, brightness, etc.

Receiver RC10

Speakerphone MS10 LED Indicator Status

powered, please replug and ensure the Receiver indicator light shows static white.3. The Receiver and Speakerphone are not paired. Please ensure they are the original paired units. Otherwise please re-pair.

Receiver RC10 LED Indicator Status

Camera CM70 LED Indicator Status

light blink
Long press (>5 sec) the function button| Reboot the USB Camera| Red light blink
Use remote and turn off camera| Camera is off, pop up a black image with cameraof icon| Red light blink
Use remote and turn off mic| Mic is mute, mute icon pop up| Orange light blink
Use remote and turn off both mic and camera| Mic is mute and camera is off, pop up a black image with mic of icon and camera of icon| **** Red light & orange light blink alternately

REGULATORY AND SERVICE INFORMATION

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Compliance

United States of America
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

These devices comply with RF specifications when the device is used at 20 cm from your body.

This device is restricted to indoor use when operating in the 5150-5350MHz frequency range in all EU/EFTA member states and Turkey.

AT| BE| BG| CZ| DK| EE| FR| DE
IS| IE| IT| EL| ES| CY| LV| LI
LT| LU| HU| MT| NL| NO| PL| PT
RO| SI| SK| TR| Fl| SE| CH| UK
IS| HR| | | | | |

United Kingdom
We declare under our sole responsibility that the Connect conforms to the essential UKCA requirements 2016 No : 1091. Electromagnetic Compatibility regulations 2016, 2016 No : 1101 Electrical Equipment Safety Regulation 2016, 2017 No : 1206 The Radio Equipment Regulation 2017, and UK SI 2016 No : 1091, RoHS Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Regulations 2012 – UK SI 2012 No : 3032.

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator& your body.
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
For more information concerning the correct disposal of these products, please contact your reseller.

FAQ

Q: What’s with it when yellow screencast indicator light on Speakerphone

MS10?

Make sure whether the computer connected supports DisplayPort(DP output).

Q: What’s with it when red screencast indicator light on Speakerphone MS10?

Power off and on the Speakerphone. Or try pairing again.

Q: Screencast button does’t work but indicators on Speakerphone

MS10/Receiver RC10 are normal?

Check and confirm whether the Speakerphone matches up with Receiver by their SN.

Q: When screencasting, there is no content showed on the screen.

Make sure Receiver RC10 is powered on and plugged into the HDMI IN port of the screen, with the proper signal source channel chosen. Try to change to an alternative HDMI IN port if the issue remains.

Q: Why does my computer fail to screencast at 4K?

1.Make sure the HDMI plugged in display device can support 4K resolution. 2.Check the resolution setting of your computer. 3.Check the computer casting mode, part of the computer to expand the screen can only be 4K cast screen.

Q: Why does the sound not come out from Speakerphone MS10?

. Check the Speakerphone is set to output device by default in computer audio setting. 2. Make sure the Speakerphone is opted as microphone and speaker.

Q: How to address echo issues at the other end during meeting?

Choose Speakerphone MS10 as your microphone/speaker to activiate Echo Cancellation.

Q: Why does the CM70 camera not work when plugged into Receiver RC10?

Camera functionality may vary due to compatibility issues. Recommended to use a suggested camera if you are experiencing lagging or failed recognition. 1.Select MS10 Speakerphone as an input camera in camera/conference software setting. 2. Unplug/plug the Speakerphone/Receiver, and try after rebooting the system. 3. Check if the power supply exceeds specification, use adapter if it’s the case.

Q: Why does the device fail to be detected when plugging the Type-C cable

of receiver to computer?

The Type-C port on Receiver is meant for power supply thus no data transmission performed, nor being detected as a device by computer. For details, refer to the USB Type-C specification sheet.

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