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vRoom Scheduling System • Contents
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Introduction
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• About this Guide
• About the Room Scheduling System
• Features
About this Guide
This guide contains installation, configuration, and operating information for the Extron
Room Scheduling System, consisting of the Room Agent Room Booking Software and
compatible Extron TouchLink Scheduling panels and Touchlink Pro touchpanels. The guide
also provides guidelines for configuring supported calendar servers, Microsoft
Microsoft Office 365™, Google™ Calendar™, and CollegeNET 25Live® to work with
Room Agent software.
About the Room Scheduling System
Room Agent software uses Extron TouchLink Scheduling Panels and compatible
Touchlink Pro touchpanel as full-feature room booking appliances that conveniently display
meeting information and availability for rooms (see figure 1).
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Room Scheduling System • Introduction1
Compatible panels include the following models:
• TLS 520M • TLS 1022T
• TLS 525M • TLS 1025M
• TLS 525M NC • TLS 1025M NC
• TLS 725M • TLP Pro 520M
• TLS 725M NC • TLP Pro 720M
• TLS 1022M • TLP Pro 720T
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The TLS models shown above ship with the latest firmwar
system; no firmware update is required.
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The TLP Pr
Existing panels in your system can be updated with scheduling firmware but are no
longer recommended as dedicated scheduling units.
With Room Agent, one or more panels can be connected directly to and become clients
of Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Google Calendar, and CollegeNET 25Live. The network
traffic generated by panel and server communication is minimal.
As clients, the panels require no special programming. Users can book a room from any
device connected to the room calendar, including their mobile devices or a connected
panel.
Room Agent software, installed on a computer with network access, allows system
administrators to set up the Extron TouchLink Scheduling panels as room scheduling
appliances by filling in the required fields that correspond with areas of the user interface.
Customization options allow a variety of fields to be shown or hidden, depending on user
preference.
Booking a room from the panel is as easy as tapping the
intuitive interface also provides at-a-glance room availability and a timeline view of the status
of the room for half a day (see figure 2). In addition to the customizable panel interface,
bright LEDs within the bezel provide at-a-glance room availability status from down the hall.
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Room Scheduling System • Introduction2
Extron TouchLink Schedulers seamlessly tie to a Microsoft Exchange server, Office 365,
Google Calendar, or CollegeNET 25Live without complicated setup or programming. Simply
connect the panel to your computer, open the free Room Agent software, and fill in the
required user interface fields. You can then make on-demand reservations from the panel,
computer, or any smartphone or tablet that connects to Microsoft Exchange, Office 365,
Google Calendar, or CollegeNET 25Live . Customization options allow fields to be shown or
hidden, depending on user preference.
System Benefits
The Room Scheduling System can be integrated into any network and requires minimal
network bandwidth for communication between each panel and the room calendar server.
Benefits of being room calendar server clients, communicating directly with the room
calendar server, include:
• Ensures the security of information — Each panel maintains a separate connection
to a dedicated resource calendar that is assigned to the room associated with the panel
through Exchange, Office 365, Google Calendar, or CollegeNET 25Live. Each resource
calendar has a unique username and password that the panel uses to connect to the
server. Administrators can manage the information of each room scheduling panel
using tools, accounts, and privileges provided by their Exchange, Office 365, Google
Calendar, or CollegeNET 25Live console.
Simplifies system management
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management for the administrator, and does not require any middleware or additional
products to be placed on the network.
Eliminates a single point of failur
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no middleware or intermediate server between the panels and the calendar server,
eliminating the possibility of a single point of failure.
— This direct communication simplifies user access
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Security Overview
• All communications between the Room Agent software and the panels, and between
the panels and the calendar room server are encrypted.
• Each conference room is assigned a unique room mailbox. This mailbox is restricted so
that it cannot be used for interactive log-ons (the ability to send or receive e-mail).
• As part of the Room Agent software configuration process, the administrator enters
the authentication information for each room. These values are sent as part of the
configuration file to the panel (see Communications Settings Window on page 19).
No other user ids or passwords are used.
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interface it is obscured, and any sensitive information is encrypted when stored on the
administrator PC.
Administrators can choose to save the panel configurations, including the account
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NOTE: The protected configuration files include the authentication data for each
account. Use discretion when allowing access to these files.
• All panels are password protected. The system administrator can change the panel
password from the configuration software.
NOTE: All panels ship with the default, case-sensitive, password “extron.” Extron
strongly recommends that you change the password for each panel during the
configuration process.
e encrypts the account data. If a password is displayed on the user
Room Scheduling System • Introduction3
Network Traffic
The traffic generated on the network consists of requests for data and responses from the
room calendar server. Communications occur at regular intervals, such as when requesting
meetings, sending meeting invitations, or when administrators retrieve an activity file for a
room from the panel. Panel configuration, typically completed once during the initial setup
of the system, also produces traffic on the network. The panel provides options to create
an ad hoc meeting, extend a meeting, end a meeting, and confirm a meeting using the
Check-In button, provided that these options were made available to the user when the
administrator configured the panel.
Compatible Panels
The following Extron panel models are compatible with the Room Agent software:
• TLS 520M and TLP Pro 520M Panels — A 5-inch (measured diagonally),
wall-mounted panel with an 800x480 capacitive glass touchscreen.
• Dimensions — Enclosure: 5.43" W x 3.74" H x 1.64" D
(13.8 cm W x 9.5 cm H x 4.2 cm D)
Faceplate: 6.31" W x 4.61" H (16.0 cm W x 11.7 cm H)
• Mounting options —
• The panel can be mounted in a wall.
• The panel can be mounted on a non-porous surface, such as a conference
room window with the optional Extron SMB 1 Low Profile Surface Mount Box
and GMK 1 Glass Mount Kit.
• Mounting — The panel can be mounted on a non-porous surface, such as a
conference room window with the optional Extron SMK 3 Low
Profile Surface Mount Kit. It can be mounted to a wall with the
optional RWM 2 Recessed Wall Mount Kit.
• TLP Pro 720M Touchpanel — A 7-inch (measured diagonally), wall-mounted panel
with an 800x480 resistive glass touchscreen.
• Dimensions — 6.9" H x 8.7" W x 0.5" D
(17.5 cm H x 22.1 cm W x 1.3 cm D)
• Mounting — The panel can be mounted in a wall.
• TLP Pro 720T Touchpanel — A 7-inch (measured diagonally) panel with an 800x480
resistive glass touchscreen.
• Dimensions — 6.1" H* x 7.5" W x 7.3" D
(15.5 cm H* x 19.0 cm W x 18.6 cm D)
(*Maximum height includes the base, which is discarded for
optional rack mounting.)
• Mounting — The panel can be mounted outside a conference room by removing
All panels can receive power and communication over a single Ethernet cable. Power over
Ethernet (PoE) eliminates the need for a local power supply. PoE requires a PoE injector,
which is sold separately.
the base and using an optional Extron LPVM-1 Low Profile VESA
Mount.
Features
• Make on-demand reservations from the panel, computer, or any smartphone or tablet
that connects to Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Google Calendar, and CollegeNET
25Live.
• Make meeting rooms available as soon as a scheduled meeting ends.
• Deploy a single panel, or multiple panels with similar settings very easily.
• Room Agent software provides easy integration with Microsoft Exchange 2007, 2010,
2013, and 2016, as well as Office 365 for convenient scheduling right from Outlook.
• No annual subscription or maintenance fees.
• Each TouchLink panel model communicates directly with Microsoft Exchange, Office
365, Google Calendar, and CollegeNET 25Live.
• All communication between the panel and Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Google
Calendar, or CollegeNET 25Live is encrypted and secure.
Room Scheduling System • Introduction5
• Two bright LED indicators make it easy to see if a room is occupied or available even
from down the hall.
• Two color themes, custom loaded background images, and transparency controls
provide personalized branding options.
• Power over Ethernet - PoE allows the room scheduling panel to receive power and
communication over a single Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for a local power
supply.
• Multi-language support – Extron Room Scheduling supports
languages. See Supported Languages on page 62 for a complete list
• Check in button confirms attendance for the scheduled meeting and retains the
reserved status of the room, even if the start of the meeting is delayed.
• Optimize meeting room usage by automatically releasing an inactive room using
occupancy sensors with TLS 520M, TLS 525M, TLS 725M, TLP Pro 520M, and
TLS 1025M panels
• Customizable date and time formats with a preview showing how the user interface will
look on the panel.
• Customizable room availability hours allow you to select the start and end times for the
availability of a room.
• View details of the meetings scheduled for the day.
• Each panel now captures and retains a downloadable scheduling activity file that
provides Exchange information as well as information input directly on the panel.
• Exchange auto-discovery streamlines system setup.
• Room Agent software can handle all panel firmware updates.
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Room Scheduling System • Introduction6
Panel Overview
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This section describes operating the scheduling system from the distributed scheduling
panels. Topics include:
• Overview
This section presumes that you have installed and configured the Extron Room Agent
software and the desired calendar server. See the following sections if necessary:
• Room Agent Installation and Configuration, beginning on page 11
• Microsoft Environment Setup, beginning on page 50
•
Google Calendar Envir
Overview
Once the system is installed and configured, you can use a scheduling panel (see figure 3)
to check the availability of the associated room and to reserve a room now or in the future.
The display is highly customizable with the Room Agent software (see Layout tab on page
37), so your panels may not exactly resemble the sample displays shown below.
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Room available (green) flag (see the next page)
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Extend button (see page 9)
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Release button (see page 10)
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Data fields (see figure 3 on the previous page) — Five fields, of various type sizes,
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each of which can display a variety of informational messages, defined using the Room
Agent software (see Layout tab on page 37. Four fields are above and one is below the
position of the Reserve button (6, the Room Available display shown in figure 3) or
Extend button (
blank or can display any one of the following:
• The room name
• The meeting subject
• The meeting organizer (full name or first initial and last name)
• The meeting duration
• The current date, time, or both, displayed in a variety of formats (such as 12-hour or
24-hour time)
Room available (green) flag (see figure 3) — Indicates the room is free for the
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selected block of time (see the Timeline [4]). When the room is free, the Reserve (6)
button may also be displayed (if it is programmed to appear using the Room Agent
software, see Layout tab.
Green LEDs on the panel bezels provide at-a-glance room availability status from down
the hall.
Room unavailable (red) flag (see figure 3) — Indicates the room is reserved for the
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selected block of time (see the Timeline [4]). When the room is reserved, the Extend
(7), Release (8), and Checkin (9) buttons may also be displayed (if they are
programmed to appear using the Room Agent software, see Layout tab).
Red LEDs on the panel bezels provide at-a-glance room availability status from down
the hall.
, the Room Unavailable display) on the panel. Each field can be left
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NOTE: These indicators reflect the reservation only, not if the actual scheduled
meeting has taken place.
Timeline (see figure 3) — Indicates a 4-hour span of time, in half-hour increments,
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starting from the current half hour. The panel displays the controls and indicators for a
selected half-hour block. Unless you have selected a different block, the current half
hour is the time block displayed. The bottom edge displays the availability of the room
for the entire 4 hours; green is free, red is reserved.
The block selected (white) is usually the current half-hour. To select a different block
of time for a proximately 5 seconds, touch the desired half-hour increment. The other
panel controls, such as Reserve (6) and Release (8), are displayed for the selected
block of time, whether the current or future half hour block.
NOTE: The timeline increments are half-hour blocks, but the display of availability
and unavailability along the bottom edge is not limited to half hours. See the brief
meeting in the 9:00 block on the Room Unavailable display in figure 3.
Room Scheduling System • Panel Overview8
Full day (
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timeline of the full day availability for approximately 5 seconds (see figure 4). You can set
the starting and end time of the timeline.
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an inset (figure 5, A) showing just the availability of a block of time. This inset has no
controls within it, but the scroll left ( ) and scroll right ( ) buttons (B) on either side of
the inset allow you to step the time that is displayed in the inset backward and forward.
Today’s Availability timeline (figure 4,
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NOTE: If the panel has no connection with the calendar server, the Fullday button
is displayed in red (
Reserve button (see figure 3) — This button appears on the room available display
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when two conditions are met:
• The room is available in the selected 30-minute block on the timeline (see
previous page).
• The button is programmed to appear using the Room Agent software (see Layout
tab on page 37).
Touch the button to reserve the room for the selected 30-minute block. The panel
displays the red
the meeting subject field, if enabled (see Layout tab) displays the walk-up Subject
message. The default message is “adHoc,” but this can be changed.
Extend button (see figure 3) — This button appears on the room unavailable display
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when two conditions are met:
• The room is available directly after the unavailability selected on the timeline (
The available block can be:
• The selected 30-minute block if the unavailability is less than 30 minutes.
• The 30-minute block directly after the selected block if the unavailability is in a
full 30-minute block.
• The button is programmed to appear using the Room Agent software (see Layout
tab).
Touch the button to extend the reservation until the next top or bottom of the hour (X:00
or X:30) for the selected 30-minute block.
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Room unavailable flag (
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Release button (see figure 3 on page 7) — This button appears on the room
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unavailable display when two conditions are met:
• The room is unavailable in the selected 30-minute block on the timeline (see
page 8).
• The button is programmed to appear using the Room Agent software (see Layout
tab on page 37).
Touch the button to release the reservation. The panel displays the green Room
available flag (
enabled (see Layout tab) displays the message Available.
Check in button (see figure 3) — This button appears on the room unavailable display
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when two conditions are met:
• The room is unavailable in the selected 30-minute block on the timeline (
• The button is programmed to appear using the Room Agent software (see Layout
tab).
How long Checkin can be displayed, before and after the scheduled start of the
meeting, can be programmed using the Room Agent software.
Touch the button to confirm that the room is taken.
If the button is not touched, and depending on the programming, the panel:
• Automatically releases the room
• Hides the Checkin button
• Does nothing
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Room Agent
Installation and
Configuration
NOTES: This manual assumes that one or more panels are already installed, cabled, and
ready to serve as room booking appliances.
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The Room Agent software is available at no charge at www.extron.com.
Minimum System Requirements
• CPU — Intel® Core 2 Duo or equivalent processor
• Operating System — Windows® 7,Windows 8.1, or Windows 10
• Memory — 4 GB of RAM
• Hard disk space — 500 MB of available hard disk space
• Display Resolution — 1280 x 768 minimum
• Network connection — A data transfer rate of 10 Mbps. Recommended: 100 Mbps.
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Install the Software
The Room Agent software, version 1.5 or newer, is available on the Extron website.
Download and install the program as follows:
NOTES:
• Steps 1 through 6 are also used to download a firmware update package.
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browser you use, some steps or indications may be different.
1. Visit the website www.extron.com and momentarily rest the cursor over the
Download tab (see figure 6, 1). The FindSoftware&Downloads links appear.
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2. Click the Software link (
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3. Click the R filtering letter (see figure 7,
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4. Click Download for RoomAgent to download (see figure 7, 2 on the previous page).
The Login dialog box appears (see figure 8).
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5. Enter the E-Mailaddress and Password associated with your Extron website account
(1).
TIPS:
• Click Signup (2) to obtain website credentials.
• Click Keepmeloggedin (
• Enter your registered email address and click RetrievePassword (
have forgetten your credentials.
Click Login to copy the software to the computer (5).
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similar confirmation (see figure 9, 1).
owser asks you to confirm that you want to continue, click
) to eliminate steps 5 and 6 in future downloads.
3
) if you
4
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NOTE: Figure 9 may appear different or may not appear at all, depending on your
Web browser choice and its security settings.
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8. Follow the on-screen instructions. By default, the installation creates the following folder
and group folder. It places the entries shown below into correct group folders and on
the PC desktop:
• Folder — C:\ProgramFiles\Extron\ExtronRoomAgent
NOTE: C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\... for 64-bit Windows OS.
Configuration
•
oup folder —
Gr
•
RoomAgentHelp
• Room Agent Quick Help
• Room Agent
• Uninstall Room Agent
Before you start the Room Agent software:
1. Ensure all the panels have been mounted and are connected to the network.
2. Ensure you know whether Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Google Calendar, or
CollegeNET 25Live is to be the calendar server and the network location of the server.
3. Ensure that you know the IP addresses of all the panels in the system (especially those
that are not on the same subnet as the control PC).
4. Ensure that you know the passwords for all the panels. By default, the password is
"extron". If the passwords have not already been changed, you should do so during
configuration.
Extron Electronics\Extron Room Agent
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Start the Program
NOTE: Also, see System Communications Overview on page 61.
Start the Extron Room Agent software by double-clicking the desktop icon or as follows:
Click
1.
Room Agent.
The Room Agent software opens in the Panel Management view (the Panel
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Automatically Discover Panels
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Automatically discover panels that are on the same subnet as the computer running the
Room Agent software as follows:
NOTE: Any panels not on the same subnet as the computer running Room Agent must
be added using the Manually Add Panels pane (see “Manually Add Panels”).
1. If Panel Management view is not currently displayed, click the PanelManagement tab.
2. Click the Discover button above the AutoDiscoveredPanels pane (see figure 10,
on the previous page).
1
The Discover button becomes the StopDiscovery button. Panels that are located
on the same subnet are automatically discovered and displayed (see figure 11).
Figure 11. Auto Discovered Panels Pane
NOTES:
• TLS scheduling panels ship with scheduling firmware installed. All except the
TLS 525M, TLS 725M, or TLS 1025M require firmware version 2.01.0010-b001
or higher to connect to them. TLS 525M, TLS 725M, or TLS 1025M requires
version 1.00.0004-b001.
•
TLP Pr
requires that scheduling panels run different, scheduling, firmware, version
2.01.0010-b001 or higher to connect to them.
For either family of
•
connecttothisdevice, click OK in the message dialog box, STOP HERE
and update the panel firmware (see Update Firmware on page 46, beginning
at step 5).
o touchpanels ship with control firmware installed. Room Agent
panel models, if you receive the message
Cannot
3. When all of the panels are displayed, click the
search (see figure 11, 1).
Manually Add Panels
Manually add panels that are on a different subnet than the computer running the Room
Agent software as follows:
1. If Panel Management view is not currently displayed, click the PanelManagement tab.
2. Click the AddNew button above the ManuallyAddedPanels pane (see figure 10, 2).
The AddNewPanel dialog box opens (see figure 12).
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Figure 12. Add New Panel Dialog Box
Stop Discovery button to end the
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3. Enter the IP address of the desired panel in the IPAddress/Hostname: field
(see figure 12, 1 on the previous page).
4. If the panel is password protected, enter the password in the Password: field
(2).
NOTE: All panels ship with the default, case-sensitive, password “extron”.
5. Click the Add button (
adds it to the ManuallyAddedPanels pane (see figure 13).
NOTES:
TLS scheduling panels
•
TLS 525M, TLS 725M, or TLS 1025M require firmware version 2.01.0010-b001
or higher to connect to them. TLS 525M, TLS 725M, or TLS 1025M requires
version 1.00.0004-b001.
TLP Pr
•
requires that scheduling panels run different, scheduling, firmware, version
2.01.0010-b001 or higher to connect to them.
For either family of
•
connecttothisdevice, click OK in the message dialog box, STOP HERE
and update the panel firmware (see Update Firmware on page 46, beginning
at step 5).
o touchpanels ship with control firmware installed. Room Agent
). Room Agent searches for the requested panel and, if found,
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ship with scheduling firmware installed. All except the
panel models, if you receive the message
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Figure 13. Panel Management View with Panels Assigned
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Panel Management Tab
Connect to the panel
Each panel requires setup as follows:
1. Click the Setup button for the panel to be set up.
NOTE: The button deletes a panel from the list.
The PanelConnection dialog box opens (see figure 14).
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2. If applicable, enter a password in
NOTE: All panels ship with the default, case-sensitive, password “extron”.
3. Click the
The Room Agent connects to and synchronizes with the panel. Once synced, Room
Agent displays the DeviceManagement window with either the Communication
Settings tab (see figure 15 on the next page) or General Settings tab (see
figure 16 on page 20) selected.
Connect button (
Password block (see figure 14,
).
2
1
).
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Communication Settings window
The CommunicationSettings tab on the DeviceManagement window (see figure 15)
provides a set of tools for managing the following internet settings of the connected panel:
When the DHCP checkbox (see figure 15, 7) is selected, only the Hostname can be edited.
All other settings (other than DHCP itself) are displayed only and unavailable for editing. To
edit all settings (other than the MACaddress), DHCP must be deselected (unchecked).
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DNS (Domain Name System) server
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DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
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NOTE: If you configure the panels with a static IP address and you use a host name for
the exchange server, ensure that you provide the DNS server address.
The CommunicationSettings tab also allows users to change the password of the panel.
NOTE: All panels ship with the default, case-sensitive, password “extron”. Extron
recommends that you change the password.
Change the password as follows:
1. Click (select) the ChangeTouchPanelPassword checkbox (8).
2. Enter the new password in the Password (9) and ConfirmPassword (¢) fields.
Once you have made all desired changes available from the CommunicationSettings
tab, click either the OK button (
GeneralSettings tab (¤, then general settings are displayed, see figure 16 on the
next page).
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, the DeviceManagement window closes) or the
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General Settings window
The GeneralSettings tab on the DeviceManagement window (see figure 16) provides a
set of tools for managing display, time, and audio settings of the connected panel.
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Display Brightness — Set the panel illumination brightness, from 0 to 100 (percent)
1
using this fader control.
Display Sleep Mode — Toggle Sleep mode On and Off by selecting the appropriate
2
radio button. If Sleep mode is On, use the Minutes field to specify between 1 and 99
minutes.
Timezone — Use the drop-down list to select the appropriate time zone.
3
Synchronize Clock with — Toggle the clock synchronization source between the
4
Calendar server and NTP (Network Time Protocol — a networking protocol for clock
synchronization between computer systems) by selecting the appropriate radio button.
NOTE: If you select NTP, specify the path to the NTP server in the Serverpath:
field (5).
Server path: (available only if NTP is selected in 4) — Specify a path for the NTP
5
server.
Audio Volume — Set the panel audio volume, from 0 to 100 (percent) using this fader
6
control.
Once you have made all desired changes available from the GeneralSettings tab, click
either the OK button (7, the DeviceManagement window closes) or the CommunicationSettings tab (8, then communication settings are displayed, see figure 15 on the
previous page).
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Panel Configuration Tab
The PanelConfiguration window (see figure 17) provides a set of tools for selecting
among the supported calendar servers and managing the settings of the selected server.
NOTE: Until you designate the calendar server for your system, only the Selecta
NOTE: The Enable ServiceAccount checkbox (see figure 21, 1) allows one or more
service accounts to be used to configure the panels. See Use service accounts
beginning on the next page to configure and use service accounts.
Select (check) one or mor
1.
2. For the direct entry settings, RoomName (3), ExchangeUserID
(Exchange credentials, 4), and ExchangeUserPassword (5):
NOTES:
• If service accounts are enabled, the ExchangeUserID and ExchangeUser
Password columns are titled Service Account and Room Resource Account
(see figure 22 on the next page).
• The ExchangeUserID requires the User Principal Name (UPN, the name of a
Windows network user in an e-mail address format) for the room resource user
ID. The UPN must have an SMTP e-mail address assigned to it.
Status checkboxes (
e
2
).
a. Click in the desired field.
b. Type the desired value.
c. Type the keyboard <Tab> key to exit the field.
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3.
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For the drop-down lists, Language (see
Sound (
NOTES:
a.
b.
c.
), and PanelDesign (8):
7
•
The Language menu includes a number of different languages. See Supported
Languages on page 62 for a complete list.
•
The ButtonSound menu consists of On and Off.
•
The PanelDesign menu includes the DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the
default that is installed as part of the Room Agent software, as well as any
templates that you have created and saved (see Templates pane on page 44).
Click in the desired field.
Click the drop-down list button ( ).
Click the desired setting.
figure 21
, 6 on the previous page), Button
Use service accounts
The Room Agent software can use the service account functions of the Exchange and
Office 365 "impersonation" feature as a single point to manage the configuration of multiple
panels. One example of this application is a facility where passwords are changed every few
months; rather than change the password on multiple panels, an administrator can change
the password of one service account tied to multiple panels.
Enable and add service accounts —
1.
If necessary, access the Exchange server ActiveDirectoryUsersandComputers
window or the Office 365 Admincenter page and create one or more service accounts
with valid e-mail addresses.
NOTE: The service account requires the UPN, the name of a Windows network
user in an e-mail address format. The UPN must have an SMTP e-mail address
assigned to it.
2.
On the Room Agent software PanelConfiguration page, select the EnableService
Account checkbox (see figure 22,
(
). The ExchangeUserID and ExchangeUserPassword columns become Service
2
Account (
Figure 22.
NOTE: Figure 22 shows Microsoft® Exchange™ selected. With the exception
of the selection, the appearance is identical when
selected.
) and RoomResourceAccount (4).
3
Enable Service Accounts
). The ServiceAccountManager button appears
1
Microsoft
®
Office365™ is
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3.
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Click the ServiceAccountManager button (see
The
Service Account Manager
tab selected (see figure 23, 1).
dialog box opens with the AssignServiceAccount
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, 2 on the previous page).
Figure 23. Add Service Accounts
4. Enter a valid ServiceAccountEmail address (
5. Enter the ServiceAccountPassword (3).
2
).
TIP: The Service AccountPassword field is normally masked (•••). Select the
Show Password checkbox (
6. Click Add (5). The AddServiceAccount area displays the message Service
Account has been added and is ready to be assigned to panels. The account is
added to the ServiceAccount drop-down list (6).
7. Repeat steps 4 through 6 for each service account.
) to see the password characters as you type.
4
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Assign service accounts —
Service Accounts
Not Enabled
Service Accounts
Enabled
1. If necessary, click the AssignServiceAccount tab (see figure 24, 1).
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Figure 24. Assign Service Accounts
2. Select (check) one or more panel IPAddress checkboxes (
TIP: Select either the AutoDiscoveredPanels or ManuallyEnteredPanels
3. Select the desired service account among the entries in the ServiceAccount
4. Click Assign (5). The selected Service Account is assigned to the designated panels
5.
6.
checkbox (3) to select all panels in that pane.
drop-down list (4).
(6).
Repeat steps 2 thr
Click Close (7). The ServiceAccountManager dialog box closes and the Room
Agent software returns to the PanelConfigurationWindow displayed. For the panels
with service accounts that are enabled, the normal ExchangeUserID and Exchange
User Password columns are titled Service Account and Room Resource Account
(see figure 25).
ough 4 to assign other service accounts to other panels.
2
).
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Figure 25. Display With Service Accounts Enabled and Not Enabled
7. For each panel, enter the e-mail address used as the fully qualified room resource in the
Room Resource Account column (see figure 25,
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1
).
Edit a service account password —
1. If necessary, open the ServiceAccountManager dialog box (see Enable and add
service accounts, steps 2 and 3, beginning on page 24).
2. Click the EditServiceAccount tab (see figure 26, 1).
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3. Double-click in the Password field for the service account to be edited (
4. Highlight the password and type a new value (3).
5. Type the keyboard <Enter> key.
TIPS:
• The Password field is normally masked (•••). Delete the existing password to
activate the Show feature to see the password characters
as you type.
• Click Show to toggle between Show and Hide.
• After you type <Enter>, the Password field is again masked.
6. Click Close (4).
Delete a service account password —
1. If necessary, open the ServiceAccountManager dialog box (see Enable and add
service accounts, steps 2 and 3, beginning on page 24).
2. Click the EditServiceAccount tab (see figure 26, 1).
3. Double-click in the Password field for the service account to be deleted (
4. Select (click) a service account (5).
5. Click Delete ( ) button (6).
6. Click Close (4).
2
2
).
).
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Office 365 configuration
When you select Microsoft® Office365™ (see figure 17, 1 on page 21), the Panel
Configuration window displays the settings necessary to configure the panels for
NOTE: The Enable ServiceAccount checkbox (see figure 27, 1) allows one or more
service accounts to be used to configure the panels. See Use service accounts
beginning on page 24 to configure and use service accounts.
Connect to the server
Connection to the panels is made automatically, through the Office 365 server.
Configure panels
Configure the panels for Office 365 as follows:
1. Select (check) one or more Status checkboxes (see figure 27, 2).
2. For the direct entry settings, RoomName (3), ExchangeUserID (Exchange credentials,
), and ExchangeUserPassword (5):
4
NOTES:
• If service accounts are enabled, the ExchangeUserID and ExchangeUser
Password columns are titled Service Account and Room Resource Account.
• The ExchangeUserID requires the User Principal Name (UPN, the name of a
Windows network user in an e-mail address format) for the room resource user
ID. The UPN must have an SMTP e-mail address assigned to it.
a. Click in the desired field.
b. Type the desired value.
c. Type the keyboard <Tab> key to exit the field.
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3. For the drop-down lists, Language (see figure 27, 6 on the previous page), Button
Sound (
NOTES:
a. Click in the desired field.
b. Click the drop-down list button ( ).
c. Click the desired setting.
), and PanelDesign (8):
7
•
The Language menu includes a number of different languages. See Supported
Languages on page 62 for a complete list.
The ButtonSound menu consists of On and Off.
•
•
The PanelDesign menu includes the DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the
default that is installed as part of the Room Agent installation, as well as any
templates that you have created and saved (see Templates pane on page 44).
Google Calendar configuration
When you select GoogleCalendar™ (see figure 17, 1 on page 21), the Panel
Configuration window displays the settings necessary to configure the panels for Google
Calendar (see figure 28). If you select Google Calendar, you can have multiple devices using
the same calendar or multiple calendars.
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Figure 28. Panel Configuration Window, Google Calendar View
Configure panels
NOTE: You must have downloaded a JSON file to configure panels for Google
Calendar (see Download the JSON File on page 57.
Configure the panels for Google Calendar as follows:
1. Select (check) one or more Status checkboxes (see figure 28, 1).
2. Click AuthenticateaDevice (2) to connect to the calendar that will be associated
with that panel. The AuthenticateaDevicetoGoogle dialog box opens (see
figure 29 on the next page).
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Click Browse (1). The Open dialog box opens (see figure 30).
3.
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4.
Navigate to the folder wher
5. Click Open (2). The AuthenticateaDevicetoGoogle dialog box returns to the top
with the JSON file entered in the ImportCredentialJSONFile field (see figure 29,
).
2
6. Enter a value in the GoogleAccount field (3).
NOTE: You can enter anything for the GoogleAccount, such as an e-mail address
or a meaningful name. The software uses this value as an identifier to keep track of
Google accounts.
7. Click Next (4). The AuthenticateaDevicetoGoogle dialog box closes.
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e you saved the JSON file. Select the file (
1
).
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The Room Agent software retrieves a user code and prompts you to enter the code on
a Google Web page (see figure 31).
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Figure 31. User Code Dialog Box
NOTE: The Check AuthorizationStatus button (3) is not available for selection
until after you have authenticated the device in step 9.
Click on the link (1). Room Agent opens a separate browser to the Google Device
8.
page.
9. Follow the steps on the Google Device page to authenticate the device. When the
Google Device page prompts for it, enter the UserCode provided (2).
NOTE: The Product Name that you enter during Google calendar environment setup
(see step 12 on page 59) is the name that appears on the Google Device page.
When you are finished, the CheckAuthorizationStatus button in the Room Agent
User Code dialog box is enabled (
10. Click CheckAuthorizationStatus (3).
The Room Agent software checks the authorization status. Assuming no errors, it
reports Complete! (see figure 32).
3
).
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Figure 32. Completion Dialog Box
11. Click Done.
The Room Agent software appends the name of the ImportCredentialJSONFile,
entered in step 5, to the end of the GoogleAccount, entered in step 6, and displays
the new value in the GoogleAccount field of the PanelConfiguration window (see
figure 33, 1, on the next page).
The PanelConfigurationWindow displays other fields appropriate for Google
Calendar configuration.
12. For the direct entry RoomName (2) setting:
a. Click in the field.
b. Type the desired value.
c. Type the keyboard <Tab> key to exit the field.
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13. For the drop-down lists in figure 33, Language (
Design (
NOTES:
• The Language menu includes a number of different languages. See Supported
•
• The PanelDesign menu includes the DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the
a. Click in the desired field.
b. Click the drop-down list button ( ).
c. Click the desired setting.
14. Observe the AccountCalendar field (6). The field shows the individual calendar from
the Google account. For GSuite Resource calendars, this should be the Resource
Name. If this field is left empty, Room Agent defaults to the calendar owner address.
):
5
Languages on page 62 for a complete list.
The ButtonSound menu consists of On and Off.
default that is installed as part of the Room Agent installation, as well as any
templates that you have created and saved (see Templates pane on page 44).
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), ButtonSound (4), and Panel
3
NOTES:
•
The Google Administrator typically assigns each r
access to all users that are allowed to book the rooms.
•
For GSuite User Accounts, the "Meeting Organizer" name corr
Google+ profile name. If the Google+ profile has not been set up, only the
organizer e-mail is displayed.
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oom a calendar and opens
esponds to the
You can also click Viewallavailableaccounts (7) to show the status of all of the
17
Google accounts that provide calendars (see figure 34).
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NOTE: The Google Account field is the value entered in step 6 on page 30.
Click CheckAuthorization to poll the authorization status for all Google accounts (see
figure 35, 1). The possible authorization status are:
• pending (2)— The Google authorization for this account has been started but not yet
approved.
• authorized (3)— This account is authorized for Google Calendar.
NOTE: Before you start the authorization process, the indicated status is -(4).
Click Reconnect (5) to retrieve the user code and verification. This is similar to the device
authentication procedure, step 7 through step 10, beginning on page 30.
Click (6) to delete a selected account. Save (7) becomes available when an account is
deleted, click it to save the list of Google accounts.
CollegeNET 25Live configuration
When you select CollegeNET25Live (see figure 17, 1 on page 21), the Panel
Configuration window displays the settings necessary to configure the panels for 25Live
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Connect to the server
Connect to the server by entering your 25Live server name in the Server field (see
figure 35, 1 on the previous page).
NOTE: This value is the full URL of the address you use to log in to your regular
CollegeNET 25Live account and has the format:
https://25live.collegenet.com/<college-name>.
Configure panels
Configure the panels for 25Live as follows:
1. Select (check) one or more Status checkboxes (see figure 35, 2).
2. For the direct entry settings, RoomName (3), UserID (4), UserPassword (5),
Space Name, (
NOTES:
The UserID and UserPassword entries must be for a user account that has
•
access to the desired space.
• The RoomName is what is displayed on the front panel. The SpaceName is a
specific space that has been set up on the 25Live server in advance of Room
Agent setup. They may or may not match.
• Enter the SpaceName exactly as it appears on the 25Live server.
• Enter an EventType to be used for ad hoc events from the server.
• Event Types are created in the 25Live server. Certain EventTypes in
•
• Ad hoc is a suggested default Event Type, but you can create your own on
), and EventType (7):
6
25Live can have requirements, such as catering or facilities, that are not
applicable to ad hoc events. The requirements for these events are not
recognized by Room Agent.
An EventType that properly coordinates with Room Agent, cannot have
any requirements beyond the SpaceName and an organizer.
the 25Live server.
a. Click in the desired field.
b. Type the desired value.
c. Type the keyboard <
3. For the drop-down lists, Language (see figure 35, 8 on the previous page), Button
Sound (
NOTES:
a. Click in the desired field.
b. Click the drop-down list button ( ).
c. Click the desired setting.
), and PanelDesign (¢):
9
• The Language menu includes a number of different languages. See Supported
Languages on page 62 for a complete list.
• The ButtonSound menu consists of On and Off.
• The PanelDesign menu includes the DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the
default that is installed as part of the Room Agent installation, as well as any
templates that you have created and saved (see Templates pane on page 44).
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Tab> key to exit the field.
Common Panel Configuration tab functions
Send and retrieve the configuration
The send and receive configuration functions push and pull configurable settings between
the Room Agent software and one or more panels.
Send or receive one or more configurations as follows:
1. Select (check) one or more Status checkboxes.
2. Click the SendConfiguration button to send the Room Agent
settings to the panels and implement them in the panels.
— or —
Click the RetrieveConfiguration button to fetch configurable
settings from one or more panels and embed them in the Room
Agent settings and fields.
TIP: Or, easily retrieve the configuration for a
single panel by right-clicking the panel in the
Status column and then clicking the
pop-up RetrieveConfiguration button.
The Room Agent software reports that the Status is in progress ( ) and then reports
either ConfigSent. or ConfigRetrieved.
Retrieve and clear the activity file
Each panel maintains an activity file, a log of scheduling information; such as the meeting
subject, meeting organizer, booking date, meeting date and starting time, and duration;
among other data for the assigned room. The activity file can be retrieved and written to the
PC running the Room Agent software as an Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or cleared (erased)
from the panel. You can use data analytics tools to transform this activity data to create
usage reports.
NOTE: The panel has 4 Mb of activity file memory. The number of entries varies
depending on the size of each entry, but may number in the hundreds. When the
memory becomes full, the newest entries overwrite the oldest. There is no notification
when the memory becomes full.
Retrieve or clear one or more activity files as follows:
1. Select (check) one or more Status checkboxes.
2. Click the RetrieveActivityFile button to fetch the schedule
log and from one or more panels and save it in a spreadsheet. The
Room Agent software opens the PanelActivityFile dialog box (see figure 36).
Proceed to step 4.
— or —
Click the ClearActivityFile button to erase the schedule log
from one or more panels.
For the clear operation, the Room Agent software reports that the Status is in
progress ( ) and then reports Cleared. and Allpanelactivitylogshavebeen
cleared successfuly.
3. Click OK to exit the clear operation.
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4. Enter a name for the retrieved activity file (see figure 36, 1).
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5. Click
Save (
progress ( ) and then reports Activityretrieved. and Allactivitieshavebeen
retrieved successfully.
). The Room Agent software saves the file. It reports that the Status is in
2
Retrieve a template
Templates allow you to create a number of customized panel appearances. Templates
are selectable using the PanelDesign menu in the PanelConfiguration window (see
figure 21, 7 on page 22 for an example). Templates can be created using a variety of tools
in the PanelDesign window (see Panel Configuration Tab on page 21) and saved in the
template pane (see Templates pane on page 44).
You can retrieve the template assigned to a panel, for example to use as a starting point for
designing a new panel layout, as follows:
1. Right-click the panel in the Status column
see 1, at right).
2. Click the pop-up RetrieveTemplatefor
Design button (
). The RetrieveTemplate dialog box opens (see figure 37).
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3. Click
Retrieve (see figure 37,
Retrieving Template ... activity indicator while it loads the template
and then automatically jumps to the PanelDesign window (see Panel
Configuration Tab on page 21).
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Panel Design Tab
The PanelDesign window (see figure 38) provides tools for customizing the appearance
and function of the connected panels. The window consists of the design pane (1, see
"Design pane"), the preview pane (2, see Preview pane on page 44), and the Templates
pane (3, see Templates pane on page 44).
NOTE: The preview pane contains hardcoded, sample, entries. The layout and
appearance of this pane change to reflect changes in the design pane, but, other than
the date and time, the contents, such as “MainConferenceRoom”, do not change.
If necessary, click the Layout tab (see figure 39, 1 on the next page) to make changes to
the following:
• The arrangement of the fields on the display
• Whether or not you can locally (on the panel):
• Reserve the room
• Release the room
• Extend the meeting time
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Data field drop-down lists — These five menus are positioned within the pane to
2
correspond to data positions on the panels and in the preview pane (see figure 38, 2
on the previous page). All menus contain the same options (see figure 39, Õ). Select
among the options to choose the data displayed in the corresponding position. Watch
the preview pane to see how your selections affect the appearance of a panel. Selecting
Blank causes no data in the associated position.
NOTE: Organization is available for selection only when you have selected
CollegeNET 25Live on the Panel Management page (see figure 17,
page 21). Organization causes the panel to display the organization associated
with the booked meeting, such as Arts&ArtHistory in the preview pane.
Reserve: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list to select
3
whether the Reserve button appears on the panel and how it
functions. The Reserve button allows user to book the room
locally, on the panel itself. Anytime allows you to reserve any
half-hour segment displayed on the panel.
Subject field (see figure 39) — This field shows the meeting subject displayed on
Ü
the panel when a room is reserved from the panel. “adHoc” is the default subject.
Change the meeting subject as follows:
1
on
Room Scheduling System • Room Agent Installation and Configuration38
1. Click the Edit link (see figure 40, 1).
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2. Type the new subject name in the
3. Click OK (3).
Allow time extension checkbox — Check and uncheck this
Ý
box to select whether the Extenduntil button appears on the
panel. Extenduntil extends the reservation of a room in half-hour increments IF
no previously scheduled reservation exists in the extension period. The Extenduntil button does not appear if there is a conflict.
Allow room release checkbox — Check and uncheck this box to
4
select whether the Release button appears on the panel. Release
frees up a room, for example if the meeting ends early.
Allow check in checkbox — Check and uncheck this box to select
5
whether the Checkin button appears on the panel for a scheduled
meeting. Checkin disappears from a panel once it is pressed.
If checked, additional controls (ê and ë) appear on the panel to control how the
Checkin button functions.
Before start and After start fields — Use the scroll buttons or
ê
type a value into these fields to define how long the Checkin
button appears.
• Before start: controls how many minutes the Check in button displays
before the scheduled start of a meeting.
• After start: controls how many minutes the Check in button appears after
the scheduled start of the meeting.
When there’s no action drop-down list — Select among the
ë
options to choose how the Checkin button and room reservation
behave when no action is taken.
• Release room — The scheduling software releases the room
when the Afterstart: time has expired.
• Hide check in — The scheduling software hides the Check in button on the
panel and releases the room when the Afterstart: time has expired.
• Do not hide check in — The panel continues to display the Check in button
until it is pressed.
Walk-up meeting subject: field (
2
).
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Background tab
If necessary, click the Background tab (see figure 41, 1) to make changes to the following:
• The color theme (dark or light) of the panel display:
• Any background image
• The opacity of any background image
Figure 41. Panel Design Pane, Background Tab and Preview Pane
Theme color: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list to
2
select either Light (black text on a light background) or Dark (white
text on a dark background).
Background image: —
3
• Change Image... button — Click to open a dialog box to assign a background
image (see figure 42 and the following procedure).
• Remove button — Click to clear any assigned background image.
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Assign or change a background image as follows:
NOTE: Room Agent software and the scheduling system support image files with
the following traits only:
•
JPEG or PNG format
800x480 r
•
8-bit color
•
1. Click the ChangeImage... button (see figure 41, 3 on the previous page). The
Open dialog box opens.
2. Navigate to the folder where you saved the background image file. Select the file
(see figure 42, 1 on the previous page).
3. Click Open (2). The Open dialog box closes and the newly assigned background
image is displayed in the preview pane (see figure 41).
Overlay Opacity (see figure 41) —Click
4
and drag this fader control or type a value
directly in the field to set the opacity of any displayed background image.
Date & Time tab
If necessary, click the Date&Time tab (see figure 43, 1) to make changes to the date and
time format.
esolution
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Time Format, Time: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list to select among
2
12-Hour (1:30 PM, for example), 24-Hour US (13:30),and 24-Hour International
(13.30).
Room Availability Format, Start time: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list to
3
select the start time of room availability display, in half-hour increments.
Room Availability Format, End time: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list to
4
select the end time of room availability display, in half-hour increments. The menu also
shows the quantity of time the room availability is displayed.
Date Format radio buttons — Use these radio buttons to select the format to display
5
on the panel. After you select either Shortdate or Longdate, the associated dropdown list (see
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and 7 on the next page) becomes available for selection.
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Room Scheduling System • Room Agent Installation and Configuration41
Short date: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list, available when the Short
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date radio button is selected, to select among short date (in which the month is
represented by a numeral) display formats.
Long date: drop-down list — Use this drop-down list, available when the Longdate
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radio button is selected, to select among long date (in which the month is spelled out)
display formats, such as day month year or month day year and whether to include the
day of the week.
Panel Message tab
If necessary, click the PanelMessage tab (see figure 44, 1) to make changes to the
message displayed when the panel has no connection to the calendar server.
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Panel message: field — Type in the panel message to be displayed.
2
Reset to Default button — Click to return the default panel message (displayed in
3
figure 44).
Clear All button — Click to clear the panel message.
4
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Room Occupancy tab
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TLS 725M, and TLS 1025M scheduling panels, and TLP Pro 520M touchpanels
have the digital I/O connectors necessary to connect the OCS 100 Occupancy
Sensors.
•
See
the occupancy sensors to compatible panels.
een is always selectable and behaves as described, but only TLS 520M,
Occupancy Sensor Configuration on page 63 for an overview of connecting
If necessary, click the
rooms equipped with occupancy sensors.
Room Occupancy tab (see figure 45,
) to access the settings for
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Allow room occupancy sensor for meeting checkbox — Check and uncheck this
2
box to enable and disable the use of room occupancy sensors to determine if a meeting
has started.
If checked, additional controls (see Õ through ×) become available to control how the
sensors function.
Disable sensor field — Use the scroll buttons or type a value into this field to
Õ
disable the sensors for longer meetings.
When room is inactive field — Use the scroll buttons or type a value into this field
Ö
to set a time of room inactivity after the scheduled start time, after which the room
may be released for another meeting (as defined in ×). This field may not contain
0 minutes.
NOTE: This counter begins after the sensor has changed state to indicate the
room is unoccupied.
When room is inactive drop-down list — Use this drop-down list to select
×
between Takenoaction (leave the room reserved) and Releaseroom (make the
room available for other users).
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Sensor Output Type radio button (see figure 45 on the previous page) — Select one
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of these radio buttons to denote how the occupancy sensor is wired to the TLS 520M,
TLS 725M, or TLS 1025M scheduling panel or TLP Pro 520M touchpanel:
• Control
•
Relay
- NC(NormallyClosed)
•
Relay
- NO(NormallyOpen)
Preview pane
The preview pane (see figure 46, 1) shows the effects of changes that you make using the
controls within the panel design pane.
NOTE: The preview pane contains hardcoded, sample, entries. The layout and
appearance of this pane change to reflect your changes in the design pane, but,
other than the date and time, the content, such as “MainConferenceRoom”, do not
change.
Figure 46. Preview Pane and Drop-down list
Preview: drop-down list — The Preview:
2
drop-down list lets you select among various
display possibilities so that you can further refine the
appearance of panels in all of these circumstances.
Templates pane
Templates, such as the default DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the default that is installed
as part of the Room Agent installation, allow you to create a number of customized panel
appearances. Each panel in a system can have its own template, assigned on the Panel
Configuration window (see figure 21,
templates on the Templates pane (see figure 47).
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on page 22 for an example). Select the
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• To assign the appearance of a displayed template to the panels, double-click a
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displayed template (1).
• To delete a template, click the (2).
• To add a new template:
• Type a name in the PanelTemplate: field (
• Click the Save button (
Show Available Network Adapters
Room Agent can show you all of the network interfaces available on the computer
for you to use in communications and allow you to select the active one. Type
<Ctrl>+<Shift>+<F2> to open a dialog box displaying the available controllers
(see figure 48).
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Select a network controller as follows:
1. Click the desired controller (
2. Click OK (2).
To close the dialog box without selecting the controller, click Cancel (3). To refresh the
view, click Refresh (4).
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Update Firmware
Room Agent reports Cannotconnecttothisdevice if the panel firmware version is:
• Older than 2.01.0000-b008
• TLP Pro touchpanel models only — Is the shipped-from-the-factory firmware
Update panel firmware for any reason as follows:
1. Click the Setup button for a panel to be updated.
(firmware for the panels as part of control systems.
NOTE: The latest firmware for all compatible panels is automatically downloaded onto
your PC when you install the Room Agent software. New versions of Room Agent
software may have new firmware that supports new features.
NOTE: Whenever you download a new version of Room Agent software, you should
update firmware to take advantage of the any new features the software provides.
NOTE: The button deletes a panel from the list.
The PanelConnection dialog box opens (see figure 49).
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2. If applicable, enter a password in Password field (
NOTE: All panels ship with the default, case-sensitive, password “extron”.
3. Click the
NOTE: This step and this connection are necessary to send a firmware file to the
The Room Agent software connects to and synchronizes with the panel. Once synced,
Room Agent displays the DeviceManagement window with either the Communication
Settings tab (see figure 15 on page 19) or General Settings tab (see figure 16 on
page 20) selected.
Connect button (
panel.
2
).
1
).
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4. Click OK. The DeviceManagement window closes and the Panel
Configuration window is displayed (see figure 50).
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5. Click the UpdateFirmware button (see figure 50,
Firmware window opens (
6. Click the Browse button for the desired model (3):
• TLP/TLS 520 Model Firmware
• TLP
• TLP/TLS
The OpenFirmwareFile dialog box opens in the appropriate folder for the firmware
(see figure 51 on the next page).
Pro720andTLS1022ModelFirmware
525/725andTLS1025ModelFirmware
2
).
). The Update
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Room Scheduling System • Room Agent Installation and Configuration47
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7. Select the file (see figure 51,
8. Click Open (2). The UpdateFirmware window returns to the top with the firmware file
selected (see figure 52, 1).
1
).
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9. If desired, repeat steps 2 through 4, beginning on page 46 for other panel types. The
Update Firmware window returns to the top with the firmware file selected (
Room Scheduling System • Room Agent Installation and Configuration48
2
).
10. Select (click) one or more checkboxes for the panels that you want to update (see
figure 52, 3 and 4 on the previous page). Ensure that you have the correct firmware
file selected for the panels you select.
Once firmware files and panels are selected, the UpdateFirmware button becomes
available for selection (5).
11. Click the UpdateFirmware button (5). The Status column reports the status of the
update (see figure 53). When the Status is Updated, the update is complete.
Figure 53. Firmware Update Status Flow
12.
Click the Close button to return to the Panel Management view
(see figure 13 on page 17). Room Agent reports PanelInfo
Updated in the Panel Status column.
Room Scheduling System • Room Agent Installation and Configuration49
Microsoft
Environment Setup
This section provides guidance for an experienced IT person to set up the Room Scheduling
System in a Microsoft environment (Office 365 and Exchange). Topics include:
• Platform Versions
• Before You Begin
• Set up the Room Scheduling System in the Microsoft Environment
The Extron Room Scheduling System works within the Microsoft environment (Exchange
and Office 365) by tying compatible panels to room mailboxes. This tie allows Microsoft
Outlook users to view the availability of a room and reserve it. This section guides system
administrators through linking the Scheduling System to the Rooms.
Platform Versions
The Extron Room Scheduling System works with cloud-based Microsoft Office 365 as well
as the following Microsoft Exchange versions maintained on the premises of your facility:
• Exchange 2007, Service Pack 1
• Exchange 2010
• Exchange 2013
• Exchange 2016
In Exchange servers, the Room Scheduling System uses the Exchange Web Services (EWS)
protocol to tie in to the server room mailboxes; no plugins or additional software are required
on the server.
The Room Scheduling System subscribes to the room mailboxes. The EWS protocol
includes push notifications. The server pushes change notifications to the Room Scheduling
System whenever calendar changes occur.
Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup50
Before You Begin
Complete all of the following steps before starting to set up the Room Scheduling System:
� Ensure all of the desired panels are installed in the appropriate locations (see Panel
�
�
Installation Overview, beginning on page 64).
e that all rooms are listed in the Exchange server (Exchange on premises) or
Ensur
Exchange online (Office 365).
Compile a list of the following for all panels designated as r
all rooms.
� Panel IP addr
The default address for all compatible panels is 192.168.254.251.
Visit www.extron.com and see the applicable panel user guides, to assign unique
IP addresses to each panel.
� Panel passwor
extron.” See the applicable manuals listed above to assign different passwords.
“
� Exchange User IDs — The Exchange User ID requires the User Principal Name
(UPN, the name of a Windows network user in an SMTP e-mail address format) for
the room resource user ID. The UPN must have an SMTP e-mail address assigned
to it.
• Abbreviated Exchange User IDs (aliases) will not work.
• See Verify the Exchange User ID is the UPN (Exchange) on page 52 or
Verify the Exchange User ID is the UPN (Office 365) on page 54 if you are
not certain that your Exchange User IDs are UPNs.
� Room passwords
esses — Each panel in the system requires a unique IP address.
ds — All panels ship with the default, case-sensitive, password
oom scheduling devices and
Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup51
Verify the Exchange User ID is the UPN (Exchange)
NOTE: The guidelines in this section are intended for IT professionals only. Installers
or integrators attempting to follow these guidelines should do so only in close
coordination with the IT department of the organization where the Room Scheduling
System is to be installed.
Verify the UPN as follows:
1. Access the Exchange server ActiveDirectoryUsersandComputers window
(see figure 54).
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2. Click the Findobject ( ) icon (see figure 54,
Groups dialog box opens (see figure 55).
). The FindUsers, Contacts, and
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3. Enter the name of the room to be verified in the
field (1).
4. Click FindNow (2). The Searchresults: pane displays the room (3).
5. <Right-click> the room in the Searchresults: pane (4) and click Properties (5).
Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup52
User, Contacts, and Groups Name
The Properties dialog box opens (see figure 56).
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6. If necessary, click the General tab (
displayed.
7. Note the room e-mail address shown (2). This value is the UPN, the value used as the
only valid Exchange User ID for this room in the Room Scheduling System.
8. Click Cancel to exit the display (3).
9. Repeat steps 3 through 8 for each desired room.
TIP:Write down the UPNs of all rooms for setting up the Room Scheduling
System.
). The general properties for the room are
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Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup53
Verify the Exchange User ID is the UPN (Office 365)
NOTES:
The guidelines in this section ar
•
or integrators attempting to follow these guidelines should do so only in close
coordination with the IT department of the organization where the Room Scheduling
System is to be installed.
This information is corr
•
Extron and may change.
Verify the UPN as follows:
Access the Of
1.
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ect as of June 2017. However, this site is not controlled by
Admin center page (see figure 57).
e intended for IT professionals only. Installers
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2. Click Resources > Rooms&equipment (see figure 57,
Equipment pane displays.
3. Enter the room name in the Room field (2) and type <Enter> on the keyboard. The
room information appears (3).
4. Click on the room information (3). The dialog box for the selected room opens (see
figure 58 on the next page).
). The Home>Rooms&
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Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup54
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5.
Note the r
value used as the only valid Exchange User ID for this room in the Room Scheduling
System.
6. Click Close to exit the display (2).
7. Repeat steps 2 through 6 for each desired room.
TIP:Write down the UPNs of all rooms for setting up the Room Scheduling
oom e-mail address shown (see figure 58,
System.
). This value is the UPN, the
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Set up the Room Scheduling System in the Microsoft Environment
Perform the following operations to set up the Room Scheduling System:
� Start the Room Agent software as an administrator (see Start the Program on
page 15).
� Discover any panels that are on the same subnet as the computer running Room Agent
software (see Automatically Discover Panels on page 16).
�
Manually add any panels fr
Room Agent software (see Manually Add Panels beginning on page 16).
�Perform the following for each panel in the system:
� Connect to the panel (see
� Verify or change settings (internet variables and password) on the Communication
Settings tab (see Communication Settings window on page 19).
om a different subnet than the computer that is running
Connect to the panel on page 18).
NOTE: If you change any settings but the Hostname, the panel disconnects
and you must rediscover or manually find it again. A better approach is to
set these values ahead of time using the on-screen menus of the panel (visit
www.extron.com and see the applicable panel user guides).
Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup55
� Verify or change settings (panel appearance, time, and audio clicks) on the
General Settings tab (see General Settings window on page 20).
� Customize the appearance of your panels as desired. See the following:
• Layout tab on page 37
• Background tab on page 40
• Date and Time tab on page 41
• Panel Message tab on page 42
�Select the calendar server, Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Office 365 (see Panel
Configuration Tab on page 21.
� If you selected Micr
software to connect with the panels through the Exchange server (see Exchange
configuration on page 22).
NOTE:For Microsoft Office 365, connection is made automatically through
the Office 365 server.
� Configure one or more panels (see Configure panels on page 23 [for Microsoft
Exchange] or Configure panels on page 28 [for Microsoft Office 365]).
NOTES:
• The two "Configure panels" procedures linked above are identical; you can refer
to either.
•
The IP Addr
add panels.
•
The only values that you must enter ar
Exchange User Password.
• The PanelDesign menu includes the DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the
default that is installed as part of the Room Agent software, as well as any
templates that you have created and saved (see Templates pane on page 44).
osoft Exchange above, configure the Room Agent
ess and Hostname variables are set when you discover or manually
e the Exchange User ID and the
� Send the configuration to selected panels (see Send and retrieve the configuration
on page 35).
Room Scheduling System • Microsoft Environment Setup56
Google Calendar
Environment Setup
This section provides guidance for an experienced IT person to set up the Room Scheduling
System in a Google Calendar environment. Topics include:
• Download the JSON File
• Set up the Room Scheduling System in the Google Environment
Download the JSON File
NOTE: The guidelines in this section are intended for IT professionals only. Installers
or integrators attempting to follow these guidelines should do so only in close
coordination with the IT department of the organization where the Room Scheduling
System is to be installed.
The Room Scheduling System integrates the Google Calendar of your organization into the
Room Scheduling System. To do this, you need to download the JSON file as follows:
NOTES:
The following pr
•
necessary administrative rights.
The scr
•
browser. Your screen images may appear different.
This information is corr
•
Extron and may change.
1. Open a browser on the computer where Room Agent is installed.
Log into your Google account.
2.
3. Access the Google Developers Console for a Google Calendar API (https://console.
een images in this procedure were created using the Google Chrome™
drop-down list , select
Credentials
ocedure assumes that you already have a Google account with the
ect as of June 2017; however, this site is not controlled by
Create a Project
Go to Credentials
. The
Credentials
and click
button.
page opens
Continue
(see figure 59 on the next
.
Room Scheduling System • Google Calendar Environment Setup57
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6. From the
7. From the
(e.g. Windows, CLI tool)
8. From the
9. Click
figure 60).
Which API are you using?
Where will you be calling the API from?
(2).
What data will you be accessing?
What Credentials do I need
drop-down list, select
drop-down list, select
(4). The
Add Credentials
Calendar API
drop-down list, select
User data
page opens (see
(1).
Other UI
(3).
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Room Scheduling System • Google Calendar Environment Setup58
10. Enter a name and click
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The
OAuth 2.0 Consent
Create Client ID
fields open (see figure 61).
(see figure 60, 1, on the previous page).
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Figure 61. Set up OAuth fields
11.
Enter the
Enter a
12.
Device page during the Google Calendar setup (see step 9 on page 31).
13. Click
(see figure 62, 1).
Email address
Product Name shown to users
Continue
(3). Your ClientID is shown in the Downloadcredentials area
used to access the Google Calendar (1).
(2). This name appears on the Google
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Figure 62. Download JSON file
14. Click
15. Click
Download
device during configuration (see Google Calendar configuration on page 29).
Done
(2) to save the JSON file. This file is required to authenticate the
(3).
Room Scheduling System • Google Calendar Environment Setup59
Set up the Room Scheduling System in the Google Environment
Perform the following operations to set up the Room Scheduling System:
� Start the Room Agent software as an administrator (see Start the Program on
page 15).
�
Discover any panels that ar
software (see Automatically Discover Panels on page 16).
�
Manually add any panels fr
Room Agent software (see Manually Add Panels beginning on page 16).
Perform the following for
�
� Connect to the panel (see
erify or change settings (internet variables and password) on the Communication
� V
Settings tab (see Communication Settings window on page 19).
NOTE: If you change any settings but the Hostname, the panel disconnects
and you must rediscover or manually find it again. A better approach is to
set these values ahead of time using the on-screen menus of the panel (visit
www.extron.com and see the applicable panel user guides).
� V
erify or change settings (panel appearance, time, and audio clicks) on the
GeneralSettings tab (see General Settings window on page 20).
Customize the appearance of your panels as desir
�
• Layout tab on page 37
• Background tab on page 40
• Date and Time tab on page 41
• Panel Message tab on page 42
�Select the Google Calendar server, (see Panel Configuration Tab on page 21).
� Configur
Calendar server (see Google Calendar configuration on page 29).
Configur
�
� Authenticate the device to Google (identify the JSON cr
� Enter a valid Google account name.
e the Room Agent software to connect with the panels through the
e one or more panels (see Configure panels on page 29).
e on the same subnet as the computer running Room Agent
om a different subnet than the computer that is running
each panel in the system:
Connect to the panel on page 18).
ed. See the following:
edentials).
NOTES:
•
The IP Addr
add panels.
•
The Room Agent softwar
File to the end of the Google Account and displays the new value in the
Google Account field
• The
� Send the configuration to selected panels (see Send and retrieve the configuration
on page 35).
Panel Design menu includes the DefaultTLPTemplate, which is the
default that is installed as part of the Room Agent software, as well as any
templates that you have created and saved (see Templates pane on page 44).
ess and Hostname variables are set when you discover or manually
e appends the name of the
Room Scheduling System • Google Calendar Environment Setup60
Import Credential JSON
Reference
Information
This section provides a central location for additional Room Scheduling System information,
including:
• System Communications Overview
• Supported Languages
• Occupancy Sensor Configuration
•
Panel Installation Overview
System Communications Overview
The following table is a summary of ports and protocols used by the Extron Room
Scheduling System.
PortProtocolServiceDescription
80TCPHTTPUsed by panel and redirects to TCP port 443
123UDPNTPUsed by panel for NTP Service
443TCPHTTPSBidirectional communication between the panel and
4502UDPDiscoveryUsed by Room Agent software to discover panels
4503TCPSSHInternal system messaging between the panel and
4522TCPSFTPInitiated from the Room Agent software; used
5353UDPmDNSMulticast DNS
the calendar server
on the local subnet
the Room Agent software
when retrieving an activity file from the panel and
upgrading firmware
Room Scheduling System • Reference Information61
Figure 63 diagrams the general communications flow for the Extron Room Scheduling
System.
Windows PC / Laptop
Room Agent Software
Room Agent software is only used during
setup and conguration of TouchLink
Scheduling Panels
Figure 63. Room Scheduling Communication Flow Diagram
Supported Languages
As of Room Agent software release 1.3.0, the software supports scheduling panel displays
in the following languages:
4502
4522
4503
TouchLink Scheduling Panel
Activity File
Firmware Update
NTP Service
Internal System Messaging
80/443
123
5353
Calendar Server
NTP Server
Multicast DNS (mDNS)
Legend
TCP
UDP
•
English• Arabic• Chinese
(simplified)
•
Chinese
•
oatian
Cr
(traditional)
• Czech• Danish• Dutch• Finnish• French
•
German• Hebr
ew•
Italian• Japanese• Kor
ean
• Norwegian• Polish• Portuguese• Russian• Serbian
•
Slovenian• Spanish• Swedish• Thai• T
• Vietnamese
urkish
Room Scheduling System • Reference Information62
Occupancy Sensor Configuration
TLS 520M, TLS 525M, TLP Pro 520M, TLS 725M, and TLS 1025M panels have digital I/O
connectors necessary to connect room occupancy sensors. Figure 64 shows how to wire
the sensors to the panels and configure the panels.
NOTES:
•
•
e 64 shows the Extron OCS 100C (ceiling) Occupancy Sensors. OCS 100W
Figur
(wall) sensors are wired identically. If you use other sensors, check the connections
and wiring in the documentation for your sensors.
e 64 is a configuration drawing only and does not show power to the sensors.
Figur
Figure 64. Occupancy Sensor Connection and Panel Configuration
Room Scheduling System • Reference Information63
Panel Installation Overview
The Extron panel models have the following mounting capabilities:
• TLS 520M and TLP Pro 520M Panels —
• Mountable in a wall
• Mountable on a non-porous surface, such as a conference room window with the
• TLS 525M Scheduling Panel —
• Mountable in a wall with an optional RWM 1 Recessed Wall Mount Kit
• Mountable on a non-porous surface, such as a conference room window with the
• TLS 725M Scheduling Panel —
• Mountable in a wall with the optional RWM 2 Recessed Wall Mount Kit.
• Mounted on a non-porous surface, such as a conference room window with the
• TLS 1022M AND TLP Pro 720M Panels — Mountable in a wall
• TLS 1022T AND TLP Pro 720T Panels — Mountable to a two-gang, UL-certified
junction box; a two-gang mud ring; or directly into or onto any solid surface, such as
brick, wood, masonry, or drywall (with an optional Extron LPVM-1 Low Profile VESA
Mount)
• TLS 1025M Scheduling Panel —
• Mountable in a wall with the optional RWM 2 Recessed Wall Mount Kit.
• Mounted on a non-porous surface, such as a conference room window with the
All panels can receive power and communication over a single Ethernet cable. Power over
Ethernet (PoE) eliminates the need for a local power supply. PoE requires a PoE injector,
which is sold separately.
ATTENTION:
•
•
optional Extron SMB 1 Low Profile Surface Mount Box and GMK 1 Glass Mount Kit
optional Extron SMK 1 Surface Mount Kit
optional Extron SMK 2 Low Profile Surface Mount Kit
optional Extron SMK 3 Low Profile Surface Mount Kit
The following guidelines ar
instructions and safety guidelines, visit www.extron.com and see the applicable
panel user guides.
Les consignes suivantes n’of
consignes complètes d’installation et de sécurité des écrans tactiles, consultez les
manuels d’installation pertinents sur www.extron.com.
e overviews only. For complete panel installation
frent qu’une description succincte. Pour accéder aux
Room Scheduling System • Reference Information64
Wall Mounting
Mount the panel directly into drywall as follows:
ATTENTION:
�
�
� Use the cut-out template (available from www.extron.com) to mark the wall at a
�
�
�
�
Do not install the panel in a fir
•
• Veuillez ne pas installer les écrans tactiles dans un mur protégé par un dispositif
coupe-feu ou dans une cloison.
• All structural steps and electrical installation must be performed by qualified
personnel in accordance with local and national building codes and electrical
codes.
• Toute étape structurelle et installation électrique, doit être effectuée par un
personnel qualifié, conformément aux codes du bâtiment, aux codes incendie et
sécurité, et aux codes électriques, locaux et nationaux.
(TLS 525M)
(TLS 725M)
suitable location.
Use a drywall saw or jigsaw to cut away the hole.
Route the cables, leaving enough slack to connect them to the back of the panel.
Plug the cables into the r
Install the panel.
Obtain an optional Extron RWM 1 Recessed Wall Mount Kit.
Obtain an optional Extron RWM 2 Recessed Wall Mount Kit.
ear panel connectors.
e resistant rated wall or partition assembly.
Window Mounting (TLS 520M, TLS 525M, TLS 725M, TLP Pro 520M, and
TLS 1025M)
Mount the panel to a conference room window or other non-porous surface as follows:
� (TLS 520M, TLP Pro 520M) Obtain an optional Extron SMB 1 Low Profile Surface
Mount Box and a GMK 1 Glass Mount Kit.
� (TLS 525M) Obtain an optional Extron SMK 1 Low Profile Surface Mount Kit.
�
(TLS 725M)
�
(TLS 1025M)
�
Decide wher
� Affix the adhesive patch included with the glass mount kit.
� Affix the glass mount kit plate to the adhesive patch.
�
Mount the surface mount box to the glass mount kit.
NOTE:If required, drill a hole in the side of the surface mount box to run cables and
raceway from the side of the mounting kit.
� (TLS 520M, TLP Pro 520M) Secure the surface mount box to the glass mount kit.
� Secure the wallplate adapter to the surface mount kit.
� Run cables through the cable cutout and connect them to the back panel of the panel.
NOTE: If required, mount an adhesive raceway (not provided) to run the cables.
Obtain an optional Extron SMK 2 Low Profile Surface Mount Kit.
Obtain an optional Extron SMK 3 Low Profile Surface Mount Kit.
e to place the panel and clean the glass surface.
� Press the panel onto the wallplate adapter. Four catches hold it in place.
Room Scheduling System • Reference Information65
VESA Mounting (TLS 1022T, TLP Pro 720T)
� Remove the back and base covers from the panel.
�
If necessary
the cables.
�
Remove the four spanner drive security scr
�
Lift the panel away fr
�
If necessary
panel.
� Secure a VESA D 75 mm mount kit to the back of the panel. Follow the instructions
provided with the mounting kit.
, cut the zip tie holding the twisted pair cables to the panel base and remove
om the base.
, connect the cables and use a zip tie to secure them to the back of the
ews holding the hinges to the panel.
Room Scheduling System • Reference Information66
Extron Warranty
Extron Electronics warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three years
from the date of purchase. In the event of malfunction during the warranty period attributable directly to faulty
workmanship and/or materials, Extron Electronics will, at its option, repair or replace said products or components,
to whatever extent it shall deem necessary to restore said product to proper operating condition, provided that it is
returned within the warranty period, with proof of purchase and description of malfunction to:
USA, Canada, South America,
and Central America:
Extron Electronics
1230 South Lewis Street
Anaheim, CA 92805
U.S.A.
Europe and Africa:
Extron Europe
Hanzeboulevard 10
3825 PH Amersfoort
The Netherlands
Asia:
Extron Asia Pte Ltd
135 Joo Seng Road, #04-01
PM Industrial Bldg.
Singapore 368363
Singapore
This Limited Warranty does not apply if the fault has been caused by misuse, improper handling care, electrical
or mechanical abuse, abnormal operating conditions, or if modifications were made to the product that were not
authorized by Extron.
Japan:
Extron Electronics, Japan
Kyodo Building, 16 Ichibancho
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0082
Japan
China:
Extron China
686 Ronghua Road
Songjiang District
Shanghai 201611
China
Middle East:
Extron Middle East
Dubai Airport Free Zone
F13, PO Box 293666
United Arab Emirates, Dubai
NOTE: If a product is defective, please call Extron and ask for an Application Engineer to receive an RA (Return
Authorization) number. This will begin the repair process.
USA: 714.491.1500 or 800.633.9876 Europe: 31.33.453.4040
Asia: 65.6383.4400 Japan: 81.3.3511.7655
Units must be returned insured, with shipping charges prepaid. If not insured, you assume the risk of loss or damage
during shipment. Returned units must include the serial number and a description of the problem, as well as the
name of the person to contact in case there are any questions.
Extron Electronics makes no further warranties either expressed or implied with respect to the product and its quality,
performance, merchantability, or fitness for any particular use. In no event will Extron Electronics be liable for direct,
indirect, or consequential damages resulting from any defect in this product even if Extron Electronics has been
advised of such damage.
Please note that laws vary from state to state and country to country, and that some provisions of this warranty may
not apply to you.
Worldwide Headquarters: Extron USA West, 1025 E. Ball Road, Anaheim, CA 92905, 800.633.9876
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