Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- User Guide
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Introduction to CSE-200+
- 3 Getting started
- 4 Troubleshooting
- Installation Manual
- 1 Introduction to the Installation Guide
- 2 CSE-200+ Specifications
- 3 Getting started
- 4 CSE-200+ Installation
- 4.1 Installation methods for the Base Unit
- 4.2 Table mounting
- 4.3 Wall mounting
- 4.4 Video signal connections to the Base Unit
- 4.5 Audio connection
- 4.6 LAN connection
- 4.7 Out-of-the-box use
- 4.8 Out-of-the-box use with Ethernet link
- 4.9 Integration in the Enterprise network
- 4.10 Integration in a dedicated Enterprise network
- 4.11 Power connection
- 4.12 Starting up for the first time
- 5 Preparing the Buttons
- 6 CSE-200+ Configurator
- 6.1 Accessing the Configurator
- 6.2 ClickShare Configuration Wizard
- 6.3 On-Screen Language and Text Size
- 6.4 Meeting room information
- 6.5 Personalisation, wallpaper
- 6.6 Personalisation, Personalized wallpaper
- 6.7 Manage configuration files
- 6.8 Display setup, Outputs
- 6.9 Display setup, Inputs
- 6.10 Audio settings
- 6.11 Wi-Fi settings
- 6.12 Wi-Fi settings, Wireless Client
- 6.13 Wi-Fi settings, Wireless Client, EAP-TLS
- 6.14 Wi-Fi settings, Wireless Client, EAP-TTLS
- 6.15 Wi-Fi settings, Wireless Client, PEAP
- 6.16 Wi-Fi settings, Wireless Client, WPA2-PSK
- 6.17 LAN settings
- 6.18 LAN Settings, Wired Authentication
- 6.19 LAN Settings, EAP-TLS security mode
- 6.20 LAN Settings, EAP-TTLS security mode
- 6.21 Service, mobile devices
- 6.22 Service, ClickShare API, remote control via API
- 6.23 XMS Server Integration
- 6.24 Services, SNMP
- 6.25 Services, Remote Button Pairing
- 6.26 Security, security level
- 6.27 Security, passwords
- 6.28 Security, HTTP Encryption
- 6.29 Status information Base Unit
- 6.30 Date & Time setup, manually
- 6.31 Date & Time setup, time server
- 6.32 Energy savers
- 6.33 Buttons
- 6.34 Buttons, External access point
- 6.35 Buttons, External access point, mode EAP-TLS
- 6.36 Buttons, External access point, mode EAP-TTLS
- 6.37 Buttons, External access point, mode PEAP
- 6.38 Buttons, External access point, mode WPA2-PSK
- 6.39 Blackboard
- 6.40 Firmware Update
- 6.41 Support & Updates, Troubleshoot, log settings
- 6.42 Factory defaults
- 7 Firmware updates
- 8 Troubleshooting
- 9 Environmental information
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A Button can only be paired to one Base Unit at a time.
The Button will always make connection to the Base Unit it was last paired to.
Pairing a Button can be done in two ways:
• by plugging the Button to the Base Unit.
• by using the Button Manager application running on your laptop.
To pair a Button to the Base Unit by plugging in
1. Insert the Button in one of the USB port available on the Base Unit you are using (image is only given as
example, all USB connectors can be used).
Note: For some ports or Buttons, it can be necessary to use a convertor.
Image 3–22 Pair Button
Both the LEDs of the Button and the LEDs of the Base Unit are blinking white. This means pairing is in
progress.
The Base Unit automatically checks whether the software of the Button is up to date. If not, the Base Unit
updates the Button software. This may take more time.
During the pairing and update process, a small status bar is display.
The result of the pairing process can be as follows:
• When the LEDs become static white, the Button is paired to the Base Unit, but no software update was
needed. You can unplug the Button from the Base Unit.
• When the LEDs become static red, the Button is paired to the Base Unit and the software update has
finished. You can unplug the Button from the Base Unit.
2. Unplug the Button from the Base Unit.
The Button is now ready for use.
To pair a Button to the Base Unit using the Button Manager
Via the Button Manager client application running on your laptop, up to 4 Buttons can be paired
simultaneously to a Base Unit without plugging the Buttons to the Base Unit. The Buttons are plugged in to
your laptop. For more information about the Button Manager, consult the Button Manager’s user guide which
can be downloaded from Barco’s website.
3.8 Blackboarding & Annotation
About blackboarding
Blackboarding allows you to use the meeting room’s touchscreen as a writing board to write or sketch ideas
on. Let creativity flow and have more dynamic meetings. With only one tap on the screen, you can save your
real-time brainstorming session and share a copy with all meeting participants connected to the ClickShare
Base Unit via the Button or via the ClickShare Desktop App.
Getting started