Extron electronics HD CTL 100 Manuel utilisateur

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HD CTL 100 Workspace Controller • Setup Guide

Attaching a Logitech®Tap

This supplementary setup guide provides instructions for

setting up the HD CTL 100 with the Logitech Tap.

The Extron HD CTL 100 is a compact workspace controller

designed for automatic display control in small meeting

rooms and huddle spaces. It features an HDMI pass-through

port that detects signal presence and can facilitate automatic

display power. When an active signal is connected to the

HDMI input from the Logitech Tap, the HD CTL 100

automatically turns on the display via CEC control. When

no signal is detected, the HD CTL 100 powers off the display

after a predetermined period.

NOTE: For more details about installation, conguration,

and operation, see the HD CTL 100 User Guide,

available at www.extron.com.

HD CTL 100 Panels

The front and rear panel connectors include:

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

INPUT

OUTPUT

+V OUTDIGITAL I / O

HDMI/CECHDMI

G24

IR / S

21G43G

AA BB CC DD EE FF

CONFIG

RSIGNAL

HD CTL 100

II JJ

Rear Panel Front Panel

APower input connector EVoltage output connector HReset button

BHDMI input connector FIR/S control connector IUSB configuration port

CHDMI/CEC output connector GPower LED JSignal LED

DDigital I/O ports

Figure 1. HD CTL 100 Rear and Front Panels

Connecting the Logitech Tap to the HD CTL 100

1. Connect the supplied Logitech power supply to the Tap Power connector (see figure2).

HDMI

POWER

USB-C

USB-A

Power USB-C HDMI USB-A

Figure 2. Tap Rear Connections

Example of Logitech Tap Room Setup

POWER

12V

0.3AMAX

INPUT

OUTPUT

+VOUT

DIGITALI/ O

HDMI

G24

IR/S

21 G 43 G

HDMI/CEC

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120

150 SOUTH

NORTH

EAST

WEST

Logitech Tap

Laptop

(HDMI)

HD CTL 100

(HDMI & CEC)

logitech

Logitech

MeetUp

Intel NUC

logitech

HD CTL 100 with Logitech Tap • Setup Guide (Continued)

2. If needed, the Tap offers the ability for external source devices to be presented on the presentation display, by connecting a

source device, such as a laptop, to the HDMI connector of the Tap.

NOTE: Figure 4 and ﬁgure5 show the Logitech MeetUp Camera connected to the Intel NUC. The USB-A port on the

Tap can also be used for the camera connection if desired.

4. Connect the supplied Logitech Strong (USB-C to USB-A) cable from the Tap USB-C connection (see figure2) to one of the

Intel NUC USB-A connectors (see figure3).

HDMI

19V

HDMI

Out

USB-A USB-C

LANPower

Figure 3. Intel NUC Connections

5. For a Single Display system, connect an HDMI cable from the Intel NUC HDMI Out connector to the HD CTL 100 Input

connector (see figure3 and figure4).

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

INPUT

OUTPUT

+V OUTDIGITAL I / O

HDMI/CECHDMI

G24

IR / S

21G 43G

HD CTL 100

HDMI

Display

Laptop

HDMI/CEC

Logitech MeetUp

USB

Intel NUC

HDMI

19V

Logitech Strong Cable

(USB-C to USB-A)

Logitech Tap

Di l

logitech

Figure 4. HD CTL 100 Cabling Diagram (Single Display)

6. For a Dual Display system:

• A second HD CTL and an Extron USBC-HDM/6 (USB-C to HDMI) cable are needed for the second display.

• Connect an HDMI cable from the Intel NUC HDMI Out to the Input connector of one HD CTL 100.

• The USBC-HDM/6 cable is connected from the Intel NUC USB C connector to the HDMI Input connector on the second

HD CTL 100 (see figure3 and figure5).

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

INPUT

OUTPUT

+V OUTDIGITAL I / O

HDMI/CECHDMI

G24

IR / S

21G 43G

HD CTL 100

HDMI

Logitech Tap

DisplayDisplay

Laptop

HDMI/CEC

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

INPUT

OUTPUT

+V OUTDIGITAL I / O

HDMI/CECHDMI

G24

IR / S

21G 43G

HDMI/CEC

HD CTL 100

Logitech

MeetUp

HDMI

19V

HDMI USBC-HDM/6

USB

logitech

Di l

MODEL80

FLATPA NEL

Di l

MODEL80

FLATPA NEL

itech

ogitech

logitec

ogitec

logitech

Intel NUC

Logitech Strong Cable

(USB-C to USB-A)

Figure 5. HD CTL 100 Cabling Diagram (Dual Display)

NOTE: Figure4 and gure5 show the laptop (source device), the Logitech Tap, the Intel NUC, HD CTL 100(s), a Logitech

MeetUp camera, and the display(s). Each display is controlled via CEC. For displays that have limited or no CEC control,

use software to congure the HD CTL 100 to communicate to the display via IR or one-way serial control.

5 figure 5

HD CTL 100 with Logitech Tap • Setup Guide (Continued)

Logitech Tap System Setup Conﬁguration

1. With the Intel NUC power ON, select the More icon (1) on the right of the Tap main presentation window.

2. Select Settings (2). (Enter Admin credentials if needed.)

3. Select Windows Settings (3) from the menu on the left of the screen.

4. From the window to the right of that screen, select Go to Admin Sign-in (4).

5. On the Windows login page, select the appropriate user account to sign in as administrator and enter Admin credentials.

Select the Right Arrow (5) when done.

6. From the Windows Start menu in the lower left corner, select Settings (6) from the list of applications.

7. Select System (7).

8. To ensure the system turns off the presentation display when not in use, select Power &sleep on the System menu.

The Screen time (8) for display can be set to any specific value. The suggested Screen time is 10 minutes and the

suggested setting for Sleep is Never.

9. The Intel NUC outputs a wake display signal to the HD CTL 100 when the Logitech Tap detects motion from the frontward

located sensor. The HD CTL 100 then sends a power command to the display, and the Main Skype Room screen is displayed

on the display monitor.

NOTE: Plugging in a source device, such as a laptop, when the screen is in sleep mode, does not wake the Tap.

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HD CTL 100 with Logitech Tap • Setup Guide (Continued)

For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the

Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.

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