MPC310-W31-TU Using the Device: Difference between revisions
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<p>In Device Manager, select: '''Sensors''' > '''HID Human Presence Sensor Properties''' > '''Power Management'''.</p> | <p>In Device Manager, select: '''Sensors''' > '''HID Human Presence Sensor Properties''' > '''Power Management'''.</p> | ||
<div class="res-img">[[File:MRC1010-TN PIR Sensor Setup-5.png|450px]]</div> | <div class="res-img">[[File:MRC1010-TN PIR Sensor Setup-5.png|450px|alt=Setting up Device Manager]]</div> | ||
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="Wake on Active IFP Display" Settings= | ="Wake on Active IFP Display" Settings= | ||
<div class="res-img">[[File:MPC310-W31-TU Wake On Active IFP.png|600px]]</div> | <div class="res-img">[[File:MPC310-W31-TU Wake On Active IFP.png|600px|alt=Connect ViewBoards]]</div> | ||
Please follow the guidelines below to wake up the IFP display from standby mode to active mode when the MTR PIR sensor makes a detection: | Please follow the guidelines below to wake up the IFP display from standby mode to active mode when the MTR PIR sensor makes a detection: | ||
*Before adjusting the IFP display settings, make sure the [[#PIR Sensor Setup|PIR Sensor Setup]] is complete as this allows the device to wake the computer. | *Before adjusting the IFP display settings, make sure the [[#PIR Sensor Setup|PIR Sensor Setup]] is complete as this allows the device to wake the computer. | ||
*Refer to the following examples of Startup & Shutdown/Power Save settings of the IFP /CDE series. | *Refer to the following examples of Startup & Shutdown/Power Save settings of the IFP /CDE series. | ||
==IFP33 Series - IFP62 Series - IFP105== | |||
<div class="res-img">[[File:MPC310-W31-TU IFP.png|600px|alt=Setup and Shutdown screen]]</div> | |||
==CDE30 Series== | |||
<div class="res-img">[[File:MPC310-W31-TU CDE30.png|600px|alt=Power save pop-up]]</div> | |||
==IFPG1 Series== | |||
<p>Power Save: Mode3 TCP on, WOL off, wake up by video signal resume.</p> | |||
<div class="res-img">[[File:MPC310-W31-TU IFPG1.png|600px|alt=Power save screen]]</div> | |||
{{Note|<p>MTR sleep mode time settings.</p>[[File:MPC310-W31-TU IFPG1 Sleep Mode Time Settings.png |300px]]}} | |||
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Revision as of 07:50, 18 July 2024
Prerequisites
Required License for Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR)
You will need a Microsoft Teams Rooms license to set up your MTR Room System. To learn more about the required licenses, refer to the Microsoft Teams documentation: "Microsoft Teams Rooms licenses"
Required Resource Account for Microsoft Teams Rooms
To set up your Microsoft Teams Rooms system, you will also need a Microsoft Teams Rooms account. For information on setting up this account, refer to the Microsoft Teams documentation: "Create and configure resource accounts for rooms and shared Teams device"
MTR Setup Wizard
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Select language.
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Select country or region.
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Select keyboard layout.
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Add a second keyboard layout.
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Connect to a network.
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Check for any updates and finish setting up.
MTR Account Setup
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To setup a Microsoft Teams Rooms account, review the End user agreement and select Accept.
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Select Manual setup.
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Enter the account email and password, then select Finish.
Touch Console
Home Screen
| Icon | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Meet Now | Start a new meeting. | |
| Call | Make a phone call. | |
| Share | Project your laptop by plugging in the cable connected to the console. Depending on the room settings, it may be projected to the room automatically, or you may have to select Share on the Touch Console. You can also cast content onto the room display from your desktop or mobile device. | |
| Join with an ID | Join a meeting that is not on the calendar. | |
| More | View more options like adding a room, setting adjustment, etc. | |
| Accessibility | See accessibility options. | |
| Restart Device | Restart the Touch Console. | |
| Settings | Change the Touch Console settings. | |
| Room Controls | Switch to an OEM-provided application for in-room media or room lighting and/or blind controls. This option is available when configured by your administration. |
- NOTE:For more information on features see Microsoft Teams Rooms (Windows) and Get Started with Chat in Microsoft Teams.
PIR Sensor Setup
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On the Touch Console, select More and then Settings.
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Enter the Administrator password “sfb” and select Windows Settings and Go to Admin Sign-in.
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The MTR computer will log out of MTR and the Windows 11 login screen will be presented. Select the Administrator account and enter the password “sfb”.
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In the Search Box on the Windows Task Bar, search for and open Device Manager.
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In Device Manager, select: Sensors > HID Human Presence Sensor Properties > Power Management.
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Select the checkbox next to Allow this device to wake the computer.
"Wake on Active IFP Display" Settings
Please follow the guidelines below to wake up the IFP display from standby mode to active mode when the MTR PIR sensor makes a detection:
- Before adjusting the IFP display settings, make sure the PIR Sensor Setup is complete as this allows the device to wake the computer.
- Refer to the following examples of Startup & Shutdown/Power Save settings of the IFP /CDE series.
IFP33 Series - IFP62 Series - IFP105
CDE30 Series
IFPG1 Series
Power Save: Mode3 TCP on, WOL off, wake up by video signal resume.
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On the Touch Console, select More and then Settings.