Large Room

When deploying the solution, consider the position of the Quad Camera, the screen(s), and the space between people and the device. To get the best viewing angle and support eye contact between the remote presenter and the in-room audience, we recommend placing the video bar above the live video/remote presenter display, but not too high to avoid a top-down effect.

When installing it under the screen, make sure the screen isn’t mounted too high so that proper ergonomics can be maintained for in-room participants.

Enhance your audio experience with an acoustically absorbing suspended ceiling panel, porous, acoustical wall panels on adjoining walls, and decorative elements such as wooden batten patterns. The windows can be arranged in segments that are at an angle to the opposite wall to suppress flutter echo. Additionally, you can mount transparent, micro-perforated plastic panels in front of the glass to provide additional sound absorption.

When deploying the Room Kit EQ, adding external table or ceiling microphones is crucial for optimum speech pickup. For the best acoustic coverage, we recommend adding up to eight Cisco Table Microphone Pro units over IP, depending on room characteristics and table dimensions.

Selecting the appropriate screen size is key to an excellent meeting experience. The Room Kit EQ is a modular, easily deployable solution bundle that supports external flat panel displays of any sizes, third-party VESA mounts, AV credenzas and other meeting room furniture.

High-quality furniture is essential for a successful meeting experience. We recommend a slightly slanted, tapered table shape with the widest edge nearest the screen, tapering toward the far end to ensure that everyone is visible on the camera and has a clear line of sight towards the screens.

To ensure meeting participants look their best, they should be lit from the front (fill light), top (key light), and back (backlight). For optimal visibility, eye contact, subject highlighting, and scene depth, use glare-free luminaries with a beam angle of 90°or wider to evenly distribute light throughout the room.

We recommend using a light intensity for faces at 400-500 lux, measured vertically, and 700-900 lux for optimal brightness on horizontal work surfaces. Room lighting should be even, and a light color temperature of 4000 K is generally suitable for most scenarios. For accurate color representation of skin tones and interiors, use a color rendering index (CRI) of 85 or better.

The Room Kit EQX has a fixed height optimized to provide the best video conferencing views, whether you choose the wall or floor stand. If deploying the wall-mount model, we recommend adhering to the mounting height specified in the installation guide to ensure an optimal camera point of view on the far end and a natural posture for people in the room.

The Room Kit EQX accommodates external screens ranging from 65” to 85” with a 16:9 aspect ratio. Selecting the appropriate screen size is key to an excellent meeting experience. We recommend aligning the top edge of the screens to the T alignment mark on the top grille to ensure clear visibility and prevent the screens from obstructing the camera's field of view.

Enhance your audio experience with an acoustically absorbing suspended ceiling panel, porous, acoustical wall panels on adjoining walls, and decorative elements such as wooden batten patterns. The windows can be arranged in segments that are at an angle to the opposite wall to suppress flutter echo. Additionally, you can mount transparent, micro-perforated plastic panels in front of the glass to provide additional sound absorption.

When deploying the Room Kit EQX system, adding external table or ceiling microphones is crucial for optimum speech pickup. For the best acoustic coverage, we recommend adding up to eight Cisco Table Microphone Pro units over IP, depending on room characteristics and table dimensions.

The Room Kit EQX is an integrated, easily deployable solution that works with external flat panel displays. The main module features durable housing for the video system and cabling, as well as dual VESA mounts, with multiple mounting options for walls and floors to eliminate the need for complex system integration.

High-quality furniture is essential for a successful meeting experience. We recommend a slightly slanted, tapered table shape with the widest edge nearest the screen, tapering toward the far end to ensure that everyone is visible on the camera and has a clear line of sight towards the screens.

To ensure meeting participants look their best, they should be lit from the front (fill light), top (key light), and back (backlight). For optimal visibility, eye contact, subject highlighting, and scene depth, use glare-free luminaries with a beam angle of 90°or wider to evenly distribute light throughout the room.

We recommend using a light intensity for faces at 400-500 lux, measured vertically, and 700-900 lux for optimal brightness on horizontal work surfaces. Room lighting should be even, and a light color temperature of 4000 K is generally suitable for most scenarios. For accurate color representation of skin tones and interiors, use a color rendering index (CRI) of 85 or better.