Cisco Smart+Connected Reference Manual

Cisco Smart+Connected Portable Tablet Reference Guide
This document provides additional information about the available ports, technical specifications and features of the Cisco Smart+Connected Portable Tablet.
Refer to the following topics for more information:
Package Contents, page 4
Power and Network Connections, page 4
LED Indicators, page 4
Device Illustrations and Descriptions, page 6
Front View, page 6
Top View, page 7
Bottom View, page 7
Right Side View, page 8
Back View, page 8
Portable or Tabletop Installation Options, page 9
Using the Cisco Portable Tablet as a Portable Device, page 9
Using the Cisco Portable Tablet as a Tabletop Device, page 10
Understanding the Touchscreen Modes, page 12
Configuration, page 12
Configure the Network Settings, page 12
Connect to Director from the Cisco Portable Tablet, page 14
Composer Pro Configuration, page 15
Power and Battery Management, page 15
Battery Instructions, page 15
Power Off the Device, page 16
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Power Management Best Practices, page 16
Cleaning the Touchscreen and Docking Station, page 16
Troubleshooting, page 16
Specifications, page 18
Regulatory/Safety Information, page 19
Related Documentation, page 19
Warranty, page 20
Service and Support, page 21
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Overview
Overview
The Cisco Smart+Connected Portable Tablet delivers always-on, dedicated system control in a sleek tablet form-factor that works as a portable or a tabletop touchscreen for ultimate control and flexibility. The Cisco Portable Tablet features full-motion video intercom and the fidelity of wideband audio for crystal-clear communications and control throughout the residence. Since the Cisco Portable Tablet supports Wi-Fi networking, it can be carried throughout the residence for convenient access to the Cisco Smart+Connected Residential features and services. The included docking station has a built-in Ethernet connection that supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), allowing the device to receive power directly from the Ethernet cable while eliminating the need for a separate power connection. Features include:
Easily configured as a portable or as a tethered tabletop unit for flexible installation.
Integrated camera with full-motion video for high-quality video communications with the Cisco
Smart+Connected Video Door Station and Cisco Smart+Connected 7" In-wall Display
Integrated speakers and dual microphones with beamforming and G.722 wideband audio for
uncompromised high-fidelity sound.
Audio and video intercom integration with other Cisco In-wall Displays and Cisco Portable Tablets
installed in the residence.
Full-color, capacitive LCD touchscreen control, along with four programmable buttons, for
convenient fingertip control.
Wired and wireless connections through Wireless-N and 10/100 Ethernet (through the docking
station).
Flexible power options with AC power supply adapter, Power over Ethernet (PoE), or internal
battery.
Figure 1-1 Cisco Smart+Connected Portable Tablet
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Package Contents
Package Contents
Carefully unpack the Cisco Portable Tablet and ensure the following items are included in the box.
Caution Do not apply excessive pressure to the touchscreen display during handling. Doing so can crack the
screen and damage the touchscreen.
Cisco Portable Tablet and docking station
DC Power Adapter (only use the power supply provided)
(Optional) Two (2) screws for securing the docking station to the Cisco Portable Tablet
Warranty Card
Power and Network Connections
Before you begin to install this Cisco Portable Tablet, you’ll need to make a few decisions:
1. Will the Cisco Portable Tablet be used as a portable device (docking station not attached) or with
the docking station attached? See “Portable or Tabletop Installation Options” and “Power Management Best Practices” for details.
2. Will the DC Power Adapter or Power over Ethernet be used? See the “Portable or Tabletop
Installation Options” section on page 9 for details.
LED Indicators
The LEDs on the Cisco Portable Tablet indicate the status of the power supply, battery charge, booting, and so on, as described in the next table.
Ta b l e 1LED Indicators
LED Color Touchscreen Status
Off Not charging
Red Off, charging
Green On, not charging
Green (blinking) Booting, not charging
Green (fast blinks) Restoring, not charging
Orange On, charging
Orange (blinking) Booting while charging
Orange (fast blinks) Restoring while charging
Screensaver mode, blank
Screensaver mode, charging
Suspend/asleep, not charging
Suspend/asleep, charging
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LED Indicators
Note If the device is OFF, press Power. If the device is asleep, press any button or tap the screen.
The device must be connected to a power supply for at least six (6) hours so the battery can fully
charge.
If the battery power is critically low, you can still turn on the device as long as the docking station
is plugged into the power adapter or a Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch.
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Device Illustrations and Descriptions
Device Illustrations and Descriptions
Front View, page 6
Top View, page 7
Bottom View, page 7
Right Side View, page 8
Back View, page 8
Front View
Figure 1-2 Front View
1 Camera. Used for video intercom with another compatible device in another room.
2 Programmable Buttons (4). Used to program various automation activities in Composer Pro
programming.
3 Power Button. Used to power the Cisco Portable Tablet on or off. See the “Understanding the
Touchscreen Modes” section on page 12.
4 Touchscreen. The front face of the Cisco Portable Tablet.
5 Reset/Restore Pinhole. Used to reset or restore the factory defaults.
6 Speaker. Used for intercom purposes.
7 Headphone Jack (3.5 mm). Used to connect headphones for intercom purposes.
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Top View
Device Illustrations and Descriptions
8 Camera LED Indicator. Indicates if the camera is on. Green indicates the camera is on.
9 Power LED Indicator. Indicates if the power is on.
10 Microphones. Used to speak into the Cisco Portable Tablet when the intercom is used.
Figure 1-3 To p View
Bottom View
Figure 1-4 Bottom View
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