So the room kit minis will only mount on certain displays? ie it most likely wouldn't work to mount on a computer monitor? Edit: very helpful video btw!
@@brandau24 The Mini is designed for small huddle spaces of 2-5 people and would be a little heavy for a computer monitor in most cases so the mounting hardware was not built to accommodate that application specifically. You could use the wall mount option to attach to a wall or possibly a cubical wall that computer display is up against. Finally, I guess you could use a TV as your monitor... haha Cisco has positioned the DX80 as the single user desktop video solution. This would work as your monitor as well. I hope that helps!! As always keep an eye on Cisco's website just in case there is another alternative that comes out soon ;-)
@@TheTechCatalyst Excellent response. Thank you for taking the time to detail that. We will probably go with the dx80's, just was holding out small hope to use room kits as standardized and scale-able solution, but the DX80s are solid. My only concern is will the DX80s work with google hangouts?
@@brandau24 in the case of hangouts you will want the mini so you can pull in video (via USB) since the only way to get the viseo stream to the hangouts service is through the computer. A service like webex allows SIP dial in which the kit mini can also do cutting out the PC. I talked to a co worker who has a kiti mini on a computer monitor but it took some extra hardware. Maybe get one unit to test with?
Great video!! I have a few technical questions about initial set-up. How user friendly is the setup after the initial physical installation? I am considering selling this set up to a potential client and I want to know if I need outside tech support or if I can provide the support.
great video man! helped me answer a lot of the questions a had about this! buying one for my company. I just got a couple questions though, hope you can help me out: - if you already plugged the Ethernet and the Power cable individually, why did you also plugged a PoE cable? - the wireless content sharing is from a third party device(notebook, PC, Ipad..) or is it from the Cisco tablet?
Thanks!!! 1. The POE is to power the Touch 10 as well as connect it for communications between the T10 and the Kit its self. 2. The sharing is actually from a laptop, phone, etc directly to the room kit its self. In this video I show the wireless sharing toward the beginning of the video: th-cam.com/video/WAbUyIlBhAo/w-d-xo.html I hope that helps!!
The new term is "Webex Rooms" for these endpoints. Agree... confusing for sure! Room Kit Mini : Small Huddle Space 2-3 people Room Kit: Medium Sized Space 3-7 people Room Kit Plus: Larger room that needs speaker track 7-15 people depending on layout Room Kit Pro: Custom built rooms with custom AV Check out projectworkplace.cisco.com for room layout pairing ideas.
The unit did not come with one day one. I believe new units will start shipping with them soon. If you wanted a few you could ask your Cisco partner to order. CS-KITMIN-CAM-COV= is the SKU. List price they are $19 as a spare part right now.
I know it is possible to connect it to a PC with a USB cable so it looks like a webcam (with built-in mic and speaker), but can this be left connected when you want to use the codec to make a SIP call, or is it an 'either/or' scenario i.e. you have to physically unplug the USB for it to revert back to Codec mode?
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What has been your experience so far with the Room Kit Mini if you have one in your environment?
So the room kit minis will only mount on certain displays? ie it most likely wouldn't work to mount on a computer monitor?
Edit: very helpful video btw!
@@brandau24 The Mini is designed for small huddle spaces of 2-5 people and would be a little heavy for a computer monitor in most cases so the mounting hardware was not built to accommodate that application specifically. You could use the wall mount option to attach to a wall or possibly a cubical wall that computer display is up against. Finally, I guess you could use a TV as your monitor... haha
Cisco has positioned the DX80 as the single user desktop video solution. This would work as your monitor as well.
I hope that helps!! As always keep an eye on Cisco's website just in case there is another alternative that comes out soon ;-)
@@TheTechCatalyst Excellent response. Thank you for taking the time to detail that. We will probably go with the dx80's, just was holding out small hope to use room kits as standardized and scale-able solution, but the DX80s are solid. My only concern is will the DX80s work with google hangouts?
@@brandau24 in the case of hangouts you will want the mini so you can pull in video (via USB) since the only way to get the viseo stream to the hangouts service is through the computer. A service like webex allows SIP dial in which the kit mini can also do cutting out the PC.
I talked to a co worker who has a kiti mini on a computer monitor but it took some extra hardware. Maybe get one unit to test with?
@@TheTechCatalyst Yeah that's what I figured.
Interesting, I'll have to look into the feasibility of that. Thanks again!
Awesome video Adam. Looking forward to the upcoming vods!
Thanks Kevin!! Feel free to ping me any time with content ideas too :-)
You didn't mention it but where did you go to get the 16 digit code? Was it a website, did you scan a QR code from somewhere?
This is done in the control hub at admin.webex.com.
thanks for the information....room kit mini
Thanks for tutorial, May i use it with Zoom ?
This will work with Zoom CRC No problem!
There is 2 ethernet cable plug into the cam and your forgot to mention where both ends of the cable connect to
can i use it without display unit, as a speaker
Maybe but that's not a standard use case really
Great video!!
I have a few technical questions about initial set-up.
How user friendly is the setup after the initial physical installation?
I am considering selling this set up to a potential client and I want to know if I need outside tech support or if I can provide the support.
Not bad at all really... are you a Cisco partner today? If not we would be happy to help :-)
I have purchased cisco k9 plus room kit, now how to register device and from where I can get 16 digits activation code ?
Do you have a Webex Control Hub instance setup? There is a cloud registration license needed to get the system setup.
How do you configure the roomkit with CUCM?
For CUCM you will need to install a COP file to add registration support. From there you setup like any other UCM device.
great video man! helped me answer a lot of the questions a had about this! buying one for my company.
I just got a couple questions though, hope you can help me out:
- if you already plugged the Ethernet and the Power cable individually, why did you also plugged a PoE cable?
- the wireless content sharing is from a third party device(notebook, PC, Ipad..) or is it from the Cisco tablet?
Thanks!!!
1. The POE is to power the Touch 10 as well as connect it for communications between the T10 and the Kit its self.
2. The sharing is actually from a laptop, phone, etc directly to the room kit its self. In this video I show the wireless sharing toward the beginning of the video: th-cam.com/video/WAbUyIlBhAo/w-d-xo.html
I hope that helps!!
Cisco uses the term SPARK often with these same 3 different sized units. Is there a difference? Same form factor and mounting points? Thanks.
The new term is "Webex Rooms" for these endpoints. Agree... confusing for sure!
Room Kit Mini : Small Huddle Space 2-3 people
Room Kit: Medium Sized Space 3-7 people
Room Kit Plus: Larger room that needs speaker track 7-15 people depending on layout
Room Kit Pro: Custom built rooms with custom AV
Check out projectworkplace.cisco.com for room layout pairing ideas.
when unboxing did you come across the privacy cover? It is supposed to come with one.
The unit did not come with one day one. I believe new units will start shipping with them soon. If you wanted a few you could ask your Cisco partner to order. CS-KITMIN-CAM-COV= is the SKU. List price they are $19 as a spare part right now.
@@TheTechCatalyst Thanks
Lovely
Amazing video. But i want know how to share laptop screen Wirelessly
Check out these two videos: th-cam.com/video/WAbUyIlBhAo/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/ylPDt5DVcTc/w-d-xo.html
Did the unit come with both mounting option? display mount and wall mount?... thanks
You will need to order accordingly. CS-KIT-MINI-SMK is the screen mount sub SKU that will need to be added.
The WebEx Room Kit Mini does not. If you already have a screen, you don't need one.
Hi sir
Can I use tv speakers
You can. The HDMI out will do audio to a TV as well.
awesome!
Nice can i hove another video tutorial , when im using laptop to room kit via wifi
Thank you
Donde puedo encontrar el Product ID ?
www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/collaboration-endpoints/spark-room-kit-series/datasheet-c78-738729.html
www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/collaboration-endpoints/webex-room-series/datasheet-c78-741523.html
www.webex.com/devices/webex-room-bar.html
I know it is possible to connect it to a PC with a USB cable so it looks like a webcam (with built-in mic and speaker), but can this be left connected when you want to use the codec to make a SIP call, or is it an 'either/or' scenario i.e. you have to physically unplug the USB for it to revert back to Codec mode?
What is the default ip for room kit??
The default is for it to get an address from DHCP.
can i use this camera direct in laptop by through usb cable its possible
The Kit Mini allows you to leverage USB to have the Mini to become the camera of your laptop for use with Zoom, Go to Meeting, etc
@@TheTechCatalyst thanku for information
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