CRESTRON UC-MM30-A-T Flex Tabletop Small Room Video Conference System User Guide
- June 6, 2024
- CRESTRON
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Crestron UC-MM30-A-T Flex Tabletop Small Room Video Conference System User
Guide
Crestron Flex Tabletop Small Room Video Conference System with Android™ Compute Appliance for Microsoft Teams® Rooms
The UC-MM30-A-T Crestron Flex tabletop conferencing systems provide small room video conference solutions for use with Microsoft Teams® Rooms software. They support single or dual video displays and feature a Crestron Flex tabletop conference device, an Android compute appliance, and a collaboration camera.
Minimum Requirements:
- A video display (not included) connected to the UC Engine. A second display is optional.
- A Microsoft Teams or Skype® for Business account
- An environment running Microsoft Exchange Server® software (2013 SP1 or later for on-premises installation or Microsoft 365® software for Cloud) for scheduling and/or Skype for Business 2015 (onpremises installation or Microsoft 365 software for Cloud)
In the Box
Tabletop Conference Device
1 Flex MM Tabletop Conference Device, Microsoft Teams video (6511613 or
6511614)
1 PoE+ Injector (2055605)
2 Cable, CAT5e, RJ-45 – RJ-45, 11.8 ft (3.6 m) (2056204)
1 Cable, USB 2.0, A – Micro B, 5.8 ft (1.8 m) (2055579)
Android Compute Appliance
1 UC Engine, Microsoft Teams video (6512201)
Additional Items
1 Collaboration camera (6510482)
1 Camera wall mount kit (6510998)
2 Cable, CAT5e, RJ-45 – RJ-45, 7 ft (2.1 m) (6509924)
1 Cable, USB-C® to HDMI, 6 ft (1.8 m) (6508291)
1 Cable, HDMI, 20 ft (6.1 m) (6503567)
1 Cable, HDMI, 6 ft (1.8 m) (6503565)
1 Cable, USB 3.0, Right angle USB-C® to A, 6 ft (1.8 m) (6511591)
Mount Devices
Mount the UC Engine
Mount the UC Engine to a wall or other building structure. Anchors and screws are supplied for installation on walls XX in. (XX mm) to XX in. (XX mm) thickness.
Mount the Camera
Mount the included camera according to the UC-CAM-WMK Quick Start (Doc. 8257).
Connect
System Overview (UC-MM30-T(-I))
When connections are complete, the system appears as shown below. Refer to Make Connections for detailed connection instructions.
Make Connections
1. Make UC Engine connections as shown in the following illustrations.
2. Make UC Engine connections as shown in the following illustrations.
Configure
The UC Engine and conference device are both configurable via their web configuration interfaces. The web configuration interface is used to view and configure various device settings.
To access their web configuration interfaces, enter their IP addresses into a web browser as described in the following sections.
Apply Power
Press the power button on the bottom of the UC Engine and apply power to all of the other devices in the system.
Configure the Conference Device
NOTE: If a Direct Connection was made between the conference device and the UC Engine, skip to Configure the System.
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On a computer, open a web browser to the IP address found in the conference device’s settings.
NOTES:- The device and computer must be on the same network switch and VLAN.
- A login with administrative rights for the device is required.
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Log in to the device and navigate to DEVICE > Applications.
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Enter the following information in the appropriate fields:
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Teams Video PC Address: Enter the IP address or hostname of the UC Engine.
NOTE: The hostname is printed on a label affixed to the UC Engine. -
Teams Video PC Port: By default, port number 49500 is used. If a different port number has been configured on the UC Engine, enter that port number instead.
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Teams Video Username: Enter the login username for the UC Engine. (The default username is “admin”.)
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Teams Video Password: Enter the login password for the UC Engine. (The default password is “sfb”.)
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Click Save Changes.
Update Firmware
Ensure that all devices are running the latest firmware. Firmware updates for the UC-MM30-A-T system are performed via the UC Engine’s web configuration interface.
To manually update the device firmware:
- Enter the device’s IP address or host name into a web browser. The host name is located on a sticker affixed to the UC Engine. The IP address can be found using the device discovery tool in Crestron Toolbox™ software.
- Sign into the configuration interface. If this is the first time signing in, assign the device a new username and password. Do not lose the username and password. If you do, then you will have to factory reset the device.
- Select Actions > Update Firmware. Upload the latest firmware file.
To configure automatic firmware updates, select the XX tab and navigate to the XX setting.
Configure the System
Use the conference device and your Microsoft Teams or Skype account credentials to configure the UC Engine. For detailed information on deploying Microsoft Teams Rooms, refer to the Microsoft Teams Rooms documentation.
NOTE: Microsoft Teams does not support emergency calling in Japan. For more information on emergency calling from Microsoft Teams, refer to Manage emergency calling.
Factory Reset
A factory reset may be performed when troubleshooting the conference device.
To perform a factory reset on the conference device:
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Power cycle the device by disconnecting and reconnecting the CAT5e cable from the conference device.
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When the device powers on and the LEDs flash green, tap the button below the Crestron® logo 10 times. A factory reset confirmation screen appears.
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Tap one of the mute buttons to move the selector on the factory reset confirmation screen to Yes. Tap the button below the Crestron logo to confirm the factory reset.
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The device will reboot. Configure the device as described in Configure.
Visit the Product Page
Scan the QR code to visit the product page.
UC-MM30-A-T
www.crestron.com/model/6512259
UC-MM30-A-T-I
www.crestron.com/model/6512323
Additional Information
Original Instructions
The U.S. English version of this document is the original instructions.
All other languages are a translation of the original instructions.
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