We set up two of these sensors per meeting room. The reason for this is to be able to display the next booking as well as the one after that. You will see why when we explain how we display the meeting room availability.
RoomMe sensors know who’s in a room to adjust it automatically
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Once you are done with setting up the sensors for every room, you will of course now want to make this information readily available. At Paessler we use the PRTG maps feature for this purpose. The first thing we did was get our hands on floor plans where the monitored rooms are depicted. Secondly, the .zip file from the aforementioned knowledge base article also includes two custom map objects, which we use to display the availability.
Meeting rooms accommodate more attendees than huddle rooms. They are designed for content sharing and collaboration with minimal setup and configuration. This system supports connections for one HDMI and one VGA source. The occupancy sensor works with the HC 404 to automatically power up the display when the room is occupied. Each source can be easily selected using the Show Me buttons, and minimal user interaction is required to operate the system. Cable management, AC power and push button source selection and an occupancy sensor for display power control is provided. AV signals are switched to a single flat panel display.
Huddle rooms with video conferencing capability enable collaboration with team members at remote geographical locations. This system utilizes BYOD or the Logitech Tap System. BYOD allows use of any videoconferencing solution or the Logitech Tap enables use of Microsoft Teams Rooms, Google, or Zoom. The system automatically switches to BYOD when the USB cable is connected to the laptop allowing use of the Logitech MeetUp and display. This system provides convenient HDMI connectivity, cable management, and AC power at the table. 2ff7e9595c
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