Application
TOGGLE ROOMS XT USB 3.0/HDMI devices to 3 host switcher can be used for a wide variety of applications.
BYOD/BYOM compatibility for Room PCs and laptops:
Automatic or manual switching of 6 peripherals (5x USB + 1 displays) between 3 hosts: Redefine collaboration with Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and Bring Your Own Meeting (BYOM) support, offering flexibility for various meeting scenarios via a push button or control pad.
- Automatic switching: Enjoy hassle-free meetings with automatic switching between connected devices, enhancing user convenience and optimizing meeting room efficiency.
- Seamless connectivity: Effortlessly switch between Room PCs and laptop hosts, enabling fast transitions of peripherals for a seamless collaboration experience.
* BYOD – Bring Your Own Device
**BYOM – Bring Your Own Meeting
One cable solution to take control of the room
- 1.8 m USB-C 100W cable included
- 10 m USB-C tested solutions (view the list)
- 2x HDMI outputs: one for room display and one for content sharing
- 4K60 / 16:9 and 5K30 / 21:9 widescreen capable
BYOM mode button (INO – Host button)
INO – Host button (OPTIONAL)
Function: A simple button interface to activate BYOM mode (laptop hosts the meeting)
- Connect via GPI for controlling the BYOM mode
- Requirements:
- Connected to the unit with a simple CAT cable (CAT cable not included).
- By default, the button will configure the device to operate in BYOM mode.
- To activate BYOM mode (laptop host)
- The laptop must be connected via USB-C or USB-B + HDMI cables.
- When the button is pressed, the button will illuminate, indicating the peripherals (cameras, audio or videobar) are connected to the laptop for a BYOM meeting hosted by the laptop (the button doesn’t actually connect the peripherals. TOGGLE ROOMS XT does).
- By pressing the button again, BYOM to the laptop is disabled, and the host returns to the room PC. The button is not illuminated anymore.
- User controls:
- The button controls the device through the GPI interface.
- The device automatically detects new connections.
- A technician uses a physical button on the unit itself for testing during the installation.
- The button controls the device through the GPI interface.
