Introduction; Definition Of Terms - Cisco Touch10 Manual

Introduction

Definition of Terms

The following terms will be used throughout
this document:
Video system. Video system or codec in the
Cisco TelePresence MX Series or SX Series
running Collaboration Endpoint Software,
version CE9.0 or later. Sometimes referred to
as video device.
Control system. Third-party control system
with hardware drivers for peripherals, for
example Crestron, AMX, Raspberry Pi.
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Touch10. Out touch-based control device for
the MX Series and SX Series video systems.
Full product name: Cisco TelePresence
Touch10. Also known as Touch10 controller, or
Touch10 user interface.
In-room control panel. Panel with controls for
third-party peripherals in the room. The panel
opens when you tap the corresponding in-
room control icon in the status bar on Touch10.
See the Create a user interface chapter for
more on this.
In-room control editor. Our easy to use drag-
and-drop editor for making in-room control
panels.
xAPI. The bidirectional API of the video system.
The xAPI allows third-party applications to
interface with and interact with the video
system, and vice versa.
Widget. User interface element, for example
buttons, sliders, and text fields, that you can
use to build an in-room control panel for
Touch10 .
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What Is In-Room Control?
With In-Room Control you can add
custom elements to our Touch10
user interface. Such user interface
extensions may be controls for
lights or blinds, or other peripherals
(including one or more video
switches to extend the number of
video sources available) all controlled
by external control systems.
Since both the Cisco video system
and the other peripherals now are
controlled from the Touch10 user
interface, you will get a consistent
user experience throughout the
meeting room.
The version of the in-room control
feature described in this document,
is available for the MX, SX and
DX Series video systems running
Collaboration Endpoint Software,
version CE9.0 or later.