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Page 1 Stoltzen HuddleCast Pro Dual-screen Video Collaboration System USER MANUAL...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. PRECAUTIONS ........................5 1.1 Important Remark ....................... 5 1.2 Important Safety Instructions ..................6 1.3 Cleaning ........................6 2. PACKAGE CONTENTS ......................7 3. DESCRIPTION and FEATURES ...................7 3.1 Main Features ......................7 3.2 Optional Accessories ....................8 4.
Page 3 6.1.1 Network Wizard ..................40 6.1.2 Wireless Network Configuration ..............48 6.1.3 Ethernet Network Configuration ..............51 6.1.4 Advance Setting ..................51 6.2 Display & Audio ......................52 6.2.1 HDMI ......................52 6.2.2 Audio ......................54 6.2.3 Layout ......................54 6.2.4 Dual-display ....................56 6.2.5 Native Protocol ...................57 6.3 Home screen ......................59 6.3.1 Customize Home screen ................59 6.3.2 Digital signage ....................59...
Page 4 8.2 Rear Panel ........................ 79 8.2.1 Factory Reset Using Rear Panel Button ........... 80 8.3 Wireless Transmitters ....................82 8.3.1 HCP-DongleUH...................... 82 8.3.2 HCP-DongleUC...................... 83 8.3.3 LED Indicator ..................... 83 9. TROUBLESHOOTING ......................85 10. TECHNICAL DATA ......................89 10.1 Technical Specifications ..................89 10.2 Mechanical Diagram ....................
Page 5: Precautions
PRECAUTIONS Important Remark The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
Page 6: Important Safety Instructions
1.2 Important Safety Instructions Read these instructions. Unplug the device during lightening sorts or when unused for long Keep these instructions. periods of time. Heed all warnings. Please refer all servicing to qualified Follow all instructions. personnel. Servicing is required Do not use this device near water.
Page 7: Package Contents
Thank you for choosing our device HuddleCast Pro Wireless Conferencing and Presentation Switcher！ We appreciate your trust. VERY IMPORTANT It is to carefully read this manual and to fully understand its contents before any connection in order to maximize your use and get the best performance from this equipment.
Page 8: Optional Accessories
HCP-DongleUH is a 4K HDMI wireless transmitter that allows participants to • easily share content from a laptop or HDMI device to the HuddleCast Pro base unit. Power is supplied by an auxiliary USB Type A connector. It is designed as a cross platform and plug and play device with no additional driver installation needed.
Page 9: Install & Connect
(stone, wood, plasterboard, ...) you are mounting the Base Unit HuddleCast Pro to. Make sure the head of the screw is not larger than the hole in the bottom of base unit HuddleCast Pro.
Page 10: Connection Diagram
2. Choose the appropriate power plug (US, UK, EU or AU) to be installed on the power adapter. 3. Connect the power cable plug into the wall outlet. Once the HuddleCast Pro is powered it is recommended to use the POWER button on the front of the HuddleCast Pro to switch ON or OFF.
Page 11: Video Connection
(LAN1 Port of the base unit supports PoE.). 4.4 Video Connection Connect the HDMI Output of HuddleCast Pro to a 4K or Full-HD display by a HDMI cable. After starting up, the system displays the home page, as shown below.
Page 12: Lan Connection
If there’s a DHCP server in the network, IP address will be assigned automatically. b) If there is no DHCP server in the network, HuddleCast Pro will require to manually configure a static IP address. If the LAN Ethernet switcher supports PoE (Power over Ethernet), LAN 1 port of the HuddleCast Pro allows to power the switcher instead of using the external power adapter included.
Page 13: Usb Control Devices Connection
 Long press to open the contextual menus. 4.8 USB Conferencing Devices Connection HuddleCast Pro supports two sets USB Camera and USB Speaker & Microphone over WiFi sharing to start meetings with conferencing software’s such as Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, etc.
Page 14 • It can choose and use USB-B or Wireless two mode to do the communication with USB camera and USB Speaker & Microphone that is connected to the HuddleCast Pro base unit. • When the base unit is on Wireles mode and there are two USB cameras connected, it can switch between different cameras to use by dongle button, WirelessMedia application, Web GUI.
Page 15: Start-Up And Operation
START-UP and OPERATION 5.1 Home Screen When a user connects the HuddleCast Pro base unit to the HDMI display, the following Home Screen is displayed: Item Details Wi-Fi Direct mode: Internal access point available. Networking mode: The router connected to Wi-Fi has Wifi working mode been established, which is more secure.
Page 16 Clicking on this icon will show / hide Network Info information of the Home screen. It is only displayed accordingly a USB camera or microphone is connected to the HuddleCast Pro Camera&microphone base unit, it will turn green when the USB devices icon indicator...
Page 17: Pairing Hcp-Dongleuh And Hcp-Dongleuc With Base
5.2 Pairing HCP-DongleUH and HCP-DongleUC with base unit Connecting HCP-DongleUH (HDMI wireless transmitter) to USB Type A port or HCP- DongleUC to USB-Type C port will start pairing process automatically. They should be connected one at a time. A transmitter can only be paired to one base unit and will always reconnect to the one that was last paired to.
Page 18: Wireless Presentation
HuddleCast Pro base unit must be paired again. 5.3 Wireless Presentation Mode HuddleCast Pro can be used to wirelessly share the screen of AV sources. HuddleCast Pro can mirror 5 sources onto main display simultaneously, which supports PC/Laptop and mobile devices.
Page 19: Screen Sharing Using Wirelessmedia Desktop Application
USB flash drive and then copy to the computer. The first time that user connects laptop with HuddleCast Pro over WiFi, when the application detects that unit is connected to camera, mic&speaker, it will pop out the message bar indicating to install a virtual driver to activate USB over WiFi function.
Page 20 1. Open WirelessMedia application on the source device. The available HuddleCast Pro switcher will show if source device and the switcher are on the same network. 2. Connect the laptop to WiFi network displayed on the Home Screen (“Guest”, “Staff”), or connect to the LAN on the network using a network cable.
Page 21 WirelessMedia Settings  1. Device List 2. Settings  Extended Screen: Transfers extended desktop of active source. The primary screen (1) is displayed on the laptop and the virtually extended screen (2) is displayed on the main screen. If the PC has already connected an extended screen (3), the extended screen (2) will always be displayed on the main screen.
Page 22  Keep Aspect Ratio: This parameter will apply the original aspect ratio of the main screen.  Lowest Latency (Mouse): The setting is applied individually on every WirelessMedia host device only. The shape of mouse-pointer is equal to the shape in the application used. This parameter significantly improves the mouse response (approximate latency is under 20ms).
Page 23: Screen Sharing Using Airplay
1. Connect the iOS or macOS device to the same WiFi network that HuddleCast Pro is connected too. 2. Show the control centre. Click the Airplay icon on your iOS and macOS device and select the target HuddleCast Pro to start sharing content with the HuddleCast Pro.
Page 24: Screen Sharing Using Miracast
Under Security Level 1 mode, there is no need to enter password to connect. Under Security level 2 and Security level 3 mode, it will need to enter password on HuddleCast Pro Home Screen to connect and start casting. After entering password, your mobile content will be shown on the display.
Page 25: Screen Sharing Using Android Application
• 1. WiFi must be enabled and connected to the same network as HuddleCast Pro base unit. 2. Press + P and then click “Connect to a wireless display” in the pop- up window. Under Security Level 1 mode, there is no need to enter password to connect. Under Security level 2 and Security level 3 mode, it will need to enter password on HuddleCast Pro Home Screen to connect and mirror.
Page 26 4. Select the HuddleCast Pro to connect to and enter password to start screen sharing. 5. Click again the button “Share Screen” to stop mirroring.
Page 27: Screen Sharing Using Chromecast
5.3.6 Screen Sharing using Chromecast • 1. Connect the PC and HuddleCast Pro on the same network. 2. Open Chrome browser. 3. Click “cast” to connect Chromecast function. 4. Click HuddleCast Pro SSID to start sharing content. 5. Click HuddleCast Pro SSID again to stop sharing content.
Page 28: Wireless Conferencing Mode
5.4 Wireless Conferencing Mode HuddleCast Pro allows to conduct a video conference using the room USB conferencing devices over WiFi. 5.4.1 WMMeeting Driver Installation WMMeeting virtual driver needs to be installed in the PC to support USB over Wifi. Note: Users only need to install the driver for the first time.
Page 29: Conference Via Wirelessmedia Application
5.4.2 Conference via WirelessMedia application Connect the USB conferencing devices to the HuddleCast Pro USB ports. Camera and microphone icons will appear on WirelessMedia control bar. o White icons: indicate the USB camera and speaker/mic are connected. o Green icons: indicate the USB camera and speaker/mic are connected and in use by any given application.
Page 30: Conference Via Transmitter
5.4.3 Conference via transmitter • Connect the USB conference device to the HuddleCast Pro USB port • The "WirelessMedia" CD drive will automatically pop up as below photo shown when the transmitter is plugged into the computer. Click the "WirelessMedia"...
Page 31: Switch Cameras During Wireless Meeting
Note: It can also double-click the "WirelessMedia" CD-ROM drive in the computer drive letter to run the application, for first-time use only. The application will automatically run on your PC for next use, no need to follow this step again. ...
Page 32: Display Content Sharing To Remote
 Switch the camera through the WirelessMedia application, click the camera icon. Note: > You need make sure HuddleCast Pro and laptop are in the same network and the network can access internet. > You need make sure now the USB hub is switched to the wireless source.
Page 33  Open WirelessMedia App in the background and click the screen capture button Note: It will not work when the number of screen casts exceeds 2.  You can define the right auxiliary button of the transmitter as "Display content sharing"...
Page 34: Moderator Preview Window
5.5 Moderator Preview Window HuddleCast Pro includes a moderator preview window that will let the user choose which of the online devices is displayed on the main screen, turn on and off wireless casting on any device or control volume playback.
Page 35: Whiteboard & Annotation
Moderator Preview Control Buttons: Click to start transmission. Click to stop mirroring the current participant. Click to make this device full screen on main screen. Click to adjust the volume of connected participant. Arrow to show moderator tab. Whiteboard and Annotation. For further details, see below. 5.6 Whiteboard &...
Page 36: File Options
Use the toolbar to select one of the following functions. Icons Function Add an empty page. Delete current page. Tool bar 1 Display previous or next page. Undo: one step backward in changes. Redo: one step forward in changes. Erase part of drawings or annotation, change diameter by a longer tap.
Page 37: Annotation
5.6.2 Annotation Allows the user to draw or write annotations in overlay within the presented content of the active sharing devices. It allows different figures, colours, and background. To start Annotation mode, click it on the Home Screen. Use the toolbar to select one of the following functions. Icons Function Undo: one step backward in changes...
Page 38 HuddleCast Pro, scanning the QR code or entering the given IP address in a browser will allow the user to download the saved files. Data can be copied to a USB disk and after connecting it to the HuddleCast Pro, it can be imported into the Whiteboard section with "Import from U disk".
Page 39: Webgui Setting Management & Configuration
WebGUI SETTING MANAGEMENT & CONFIGURATION To access HuddleCast Pro WEB settings it is necessary to enter the base unit IP address in an internet browser. The first page displayed will let the user download WirelessMedia app for all platforms. If HuddleCast Pro is on “Wireless direct Mode”, first access HuddleCast Pro SSID and enter current password on Home Screen page.
Page 40: Network Settings
About device. 6.1 Network Settings To take the full benefit of HuddleCast Pro features, it is important to configure and integrate the base unit network settings according to the needs of the application required. HuddleCast Pro includes two independent wired LAN and a WiFi network card.
Page 41 HuddleCast Pro base unit. 6.1.1.1 Network Modes Configuration Device Name: Enter a device name for the Base-unit HuddleCast Pro. Allowed characters are: "a-z", "A-Z", "0-9", "-“, “_" and “space “, then Click “Next step”. Mode Selection: Select the desired network mode and click “Next Step”.
Page 42 1. Click “Next step” to Set up WiFi access point. • There are three ways of connecting to Internet through HuddleCast Pro in “Wireless Direct Mode”: a) Allow internet access (bridging) via LAN 1: the source device is able...
Page 43 Disable internet access: the source device is not able to connect to Internet if this mode is activated. Sometimes it is for safety requirements. SSID discovery and connection: Select “Yes” to make HuddleCast Pro • SSID visible and “No” to hide it.
Page 44 DongleUH / HCP-DongleUC will be connected to the WiFi access point of “Guest” network, which in turn is connected to the internal WiFi access point of HuddleCast Pro. (They can also be configured to connect to the enterprise’s access point.) Mobile devices users will stay connected to their current network...
Page 45 2. Choose “Transmitter conncts to base device via wireless network”, a wireless network which is separate from the company LAN network for guest users. • Select SSID: Choose a wireless network to connect to HuddleCast Pro for guest. • Password: enter password to connect the HuddleCast Pro to the guest network.
Page 46 • Select Wi-Fi(SSID) to connect Base: Choose a wireless network to connect to HuddleCast Pro for guest. • Password: enter password to connect the HuddleCast Pro to the guest network. • Select Wi-Fi(SSID) to connect transmitter: choose the same LAN network which HuddleCast Pro connects, to pair the wireless transmitter.
Page 47 In this configuration the built-in WiFi access point of HuddleCast Pro is disabled. HCP-DongleUH / HCP-DongleUC and mobile devices can connect to the secured wireless access point of the company network. The HuddleCast Pro base unit will be connected via network cable to the wired of the company network.
Page 48: Wireless Network Configuration
• Select Wi-Fi(SSID) to connect Base: Choose a network to connect to HuddleCast Pro for staff. • Password: Enter password to connect the HuddleCast Pro to the staff network. 2. Click “Confirm settings” to finish configuration. Then pair transmitters with the HuddleCast Pro.
Page 49: Ap(Access Point)Mode
Wi-Fi Interface Mode: AP(Access Point)MODE, STA(Station) MODE, OFF; It can set the network mode directly on this page: Access Point Mode, Wireless Infrastructure Mode or LAN Infrastructure Mode; Which network mode is set on the network wizard page, this page will change accordingly; similarly, after the mode is set on this page, the network wizard page will also change the network mode accordingly.
Page 50 6.1.2.2 STA(Station)MODE When the Network Wizard is set to Wireless Infrastructure Mode, this page will be displayed in STA(Station)MODE, you can directly set the options on this page. 6.1.2.3 OFF When the Network Wizard is set to LAN Infrastructure Mode, this page will be displayed in OFF, you can directly set the options on this page.
Page 51: Ethernet Network Configuration
DNS1-2: this parameter lets the user introduce the desired DNS servers. Wired Authentication Status: Establish wired authentication (no authentication,  EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS, PEAP). 6.1.4 Advance Setting When the network mode is Access Point Mode, it can directly change the three ways the HuddleCast Pro connects to the Internet here.
Page 52: Display & Audio
Allow network bridging to LAN1: Allow the HuddleCast Pro to access the • Internet through LAN port 1. Allow network bridging to LAN2: Allow the HuddleCast Pro to access the • Internet through LAN port 2. Disable network bridging: Not allow the HuddleCast Pro to access the Internet •...
Page 53 On: As soon as the display is turned off, the unit base HuddleCast Pro will also be auto turned off. Off (Default): The display is turned off but the HuddleCast Pro will not be...
Page 54: Audio
With this option, you can choose whether the display automatically enters standby mode or not as soon as the connected unit base HuddleCast Pro is turned off. ON: As soon as the HuddleCast Pro is turned off, the connected display will also auto turn off.
Page 55 Maximum number of split-screen views: 1, 2, 3, 4 It can manually select the number of screens allowed to be presented as needed. If it selects 4, it can cast a maximum of 4 screens. It can select a 4-split screen layout in the layout selection;...
Page 56: Dual-Display
6.2.4 Dual-display HuddleCast Pro can use two screen to display and can cast up to 5 images at the same time. Mode: Mirroring: Main screen and sub screen display the same cast image  4+1: Main screen can cast 4 images, sub screen can cast 1 image ...
Page 57: Native Protocol
Note: In mode 4+1 or 1+4, the first cast screen is fixed even though the 6 cast source comes. Example: In 1+4 mode, there are several sources A/B/C/D/E/F for projection. The display logic is as follows Main home screen B/C/D B/C/D/E C/D/E/F 6.2.5 Native Protocol...
Page 58 The MS-MICE protocol is an extension of the P2P protocol. To start this protocol, the PC and HuddleCast Pro need to be in the same LAN. Searching device still uses the P2P protocol, but when transmitting video streams, it uses the LAN. There is no difference in usage from when the MS-MICE protocol is not turned on.
Page 59: Home Screen
6.2.5.3 GoogleCast Google Cast switch: enabled by default Note: This protocol requires that the time difference between the computer and the base unit does not exceed 24 hours. 6.3 Home screen 6.3.1 Customize Home screen The home screen background can be customized. Click + to add a local image as the home screen background image.
Page 60: Misc Setting
It can directly click "Auto Standby" in the prompt on this page to jump to the auto standby page for settings.If the current time is within the set time period, press the power key on the HuddleCast Pro device to enter the digital signage page. Press the key again to exit and return to the main page.
Page 61 Show the base device name and password when mirroring: When this option is • ticked, the HuddleCast Pro's device ID and password will not disappear when mirroring. Show PC’s user name when mirroring: When this option is ticked, the PC •...
Page 62: Device Control
6.4.1 Telnet and serial It allows users to configure telnet commands and RS-232 commands to control the HuddleCast Pro. Please contact the supplier for the control command table. In addition, RS232 also supports sending simple commands, such as power on and off, controlling cascaded...
Page 63: Telnet Control
For the first use, Set the baud rate, data, parity bit, stop bit, and flow control as needed. 6.4.1.3 Function • Receive Command Data: Base unit HuddleCast Pro can reveive the command and be controlled • Send Command Data: Base unit HuddleCast Pro can send the command out to control other device proactively.
Page 64: Gpi Definition
6.4.2 GPI Definition Two GPI inputs, the maximum power frequency supports 5V input, the function of the input port can be customized. 6.4.3 Button Definition  USB Hub switching: When press the button, the USB devices will be switched between USB-B host PC and wireless PC. ...
Page 65: Transmitters Manage
When the mouse is placed on the function options, a prompt for the function will pop up. 6.4.4 Transmitters Manage • Connected: Display the transmitters being connected to HuddleCast Pro and show the corresponding transmitters information. • Paired: Display the transmitters successfully paired with HuddleCast Pro and show the corresponding transmitters information.
Page 66: Usb Camera
It allows users to select and preview the image from the listed USB cameras. • UCC-Device Scan: After clicking, the connected camera devices will be scanned. • Device list: the cameras connected with HuddleCast Pro. Note: If wants to preview a UCC-device, it should first use UCC-device scan function, the USB...
Page 67: Usb Audio
6.5.3 USB Audio It allows users to select and test the current USB audio device. When multiple microphones or speakers are connected, they can switch the microphone or speaker to be used here.  UCC-Device Scan: After clicking, the connected audio device will be scanned. ...
Page 68: Language
Set date & time:  Use time server(online): Check and use an NTP time server to provide time as system time.  OFF: It can set the date and time manually after turning off the network time. Time zone: Click the "Time Zone" option to drop down and select the required time zone. 6.6.2 Language It allow users to select the home screen and web page display language ...
Page 69: Configuration File
6.6.4 Auto Standby When Auto Standby mode is activated, the HuddleCast Pro base unit will automatically switch to power saving mode. In standby mode, the green LED on top of the HuddleCast Pro base unit flashes and the HDMI output is off.
Page 70: Reboot
It allows users to perform scheduled restart and routines for a given week. • Timing Reboot: The scheduled restart time of the HuddleCast Pro base unit can be set, and the days that need to be restarted can be selected from Monday to Sunday.
Page 71: Security Settings
6.7 Security settings 6.7.1 Security Level Based on user requirements, three different security levels can be set to satisfy different security requirements.Click on the corresponding entry in the menu to adjust the respective security features. The default setting is level 1. Level 1: normal safety ...
Page 72: Firmware Updates
No password: When ticked here, it can log in directly to the web and no need the  password to enter. Current password: Enter the current login password of the base unit.  New password: Enter the new password that wants to set. ...
Page 73: Clear History After Meeting
Enable: When the USB flash drive is connected to the base unit, the Windows and  mac applications WirelessMedia, user manual, and Android apk will be automatically copied to the USB storage.  Disable: When the USB flash drive is connected to the base unit, the Windows and mac applications WirelessMedia, user manual, and Android apk won’t be automatically copied to the USB storage.
Page 74: Developer Tools
6.9.3 Developer tools Used to capture the log when a problem occurs. Click Download System Log on icon, and the system will automatically start downloading the log file. 6.10 About Device The information includes device Model Number, Firmware Version, Web server version, Serial number of the base.
Page 75: Firmware Update
• 1. Copy the updating file “update.img” to the root directory of the USB drive. 2. Connect the USB drive to either USB 2.0 front port of HuddleCast Pro base unit. 3. HuddleCast Pro recognizes the “update.img”-file at the plugged-in USB stick automatically and starts the “Full Update”...
Page 76 6. Perform “Factory Reset” when the firmware update is completed. Web settings:  1. Browse to “Firmware update” section on Web Settings. 2. Select a “update.img” file. 3. The upgrading progress displays as shown below, and the HuddleCast Pro will reboot automatically after completing the updating.
Page 77: Upgrading Firmware Version Of Hcp-Dongleuh / Hcp-Dongleuc
7.2 Upgrading Firmware version of HCP-DongleUH / HCP-DongleUC Plug the HCP-DongleUH / HCP-DongleUC to the according USB front port of HuddleCast Pro to be updated. It will automatically display up a message to indicate if the installed firmware of wireless transmitter is older and needs to be upgraded.
Page 78: Panel Functions And Wireless Transmitters
2. USB Switch button: switch USB devices between “USB-B” and “wireless” host 3. USB 2.0 port: • USB: Used to pair HCP-DongleUH with HuddleCast Pro and also can be connected to U disk and mouse. • Type-C: For pairing HCP-DongleUC with HuddleCast Pro.
Page 79: Rear Panel
8.2 Rear Panel screen touch GPI: Two GPI inputs, the maximum interface: used to connect the level supports 5V input, and the touch screen from the sub screen. function of this input port can be 10. Main screen touch defined through the Web. interface: used to connect the RS-232: Simple 232 interface, used touch screen from the main screen.
Page 80: Factory Reset Using Rear Panel Button
Start up the HuddleCast Pro. When the Home Screen is displayed, press the reset button at the rear panel of HuddleCast Pro. Press this button with a pointed object, e.g., an unbent paper clip for at least 2 seconds, until the “FactoryReset” page is displayed as below.
Page 81 Advnace Setting:  o Internet Access setting: Allow network bridging to LAN 1 o Auto Change Password: 5 minutes o Connection Password Mode: 4-digits password begining with 0000 Display & Audio  o HDMI Resolution:  Main: Auto  Sub: Auto o HDMI CEC: ...
Page 82: Wireless Transmitters
1. HDMI connector: Using HDMI connector of the button can be plugged into a PC/Laptop for sharing your screen. 2. USB connector: Supply power or plug into the HuddleCast Pro for pairing the Button to the HuddleCast Pro or upgrade the wireless transmitter.
Page 83: Hcp-Dongleuc
8.3.2 HCP-DongleUC 1. Type C (DP)connector: Using Type C (DP) connector of the button can be plugged into a PC/Laptop for sharing your screen. 2. Auxiliary button 1: Freeze the image shared on the screen, press again to release. 3. LED ring indicator: Indicates the status of the button. For further information, see Led Indicator chapter.
Page 84 HuddleCast Pro base unit: When LED indicator is blinking Green: the HCP-DongleUH / HCP- DongleUC is pairing with HuddleCast Pro base unit or firmware upgrading. When LED indicator is static red: pairing is done. HCP-DongleUH / HCP- DongleUC can be unplugged and ready to use.
Page 85: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Here you can find some fundamental problems and possible causes, which can be happen during the use of HuddleCast Pro. Find out the problem in the table below and apply the indicated solution. Problem Cause Solution Using the HuddleCast...
Page 86 “Windows suggesting disabling Aero to detected your improve performance Laptop. computer’s following performance slow…” When the content is Connection to the HuddleCast Pro HuddleCast Pro tries to restore the removed from is lost connection automatically. If it fails...
Page 87 The display cable is not correctly Insert the display cable to the connected. display and the HuddleCast Pro. The HuddleCast Pro is in standby Briefly push the standby button on mode. the HuddleCast Pro or power off and on again.
Page 88 Mac OS 10.9, iOS 8.0 and later the iOS device to the WiFi of iPhone / iPad. (WirelessMedia app). HuddleCast Pro and enable the AirPlay feature in the Control Center. • Update the iOS device to a newer operating system.
Page 89: Technical Data
10. TECHNICAL DATA 10.1 Technical Specifications HuddleCast Pro Video Output 2×HDMI type A 19-pin female connector Video Output Resolution HDMI Main: 3840x2160@60Hz, 3840x2160@30Hz 1920x1080@60Hz, 1280x720@60Hz HDMI Sub: 1920x1080@60Hz, 1280x720@60Hz Video Output Capabilities HDMI Main: HDMI1.4/HDMI2.0 HDMI Sub: HDMI1.4 Video Output HDCP HDMI Main: HDCP1.4/HDCP2.2...
Page 90 280mm x 130mm x 34mm (including antenna) Weight 2.05lbs（930g） Storage Temperature -4° ~ +140° F (-20° ~ +60° C) Humidity 20%-90% (non-condensing) Power Supply DC 12V or POE POE Standard IEEE802.3at 30W(MAX) Power Consumption HCP-DongleUH (optional accessory) 1×HDMI type A 19P male interface Video Input Connectors 3840x2160@30Hz, 2540x1440@60Hz Video Input Resolution...
Page 91: Mechanical Diagram
Dimensions (W x D x H) 80cm x 65cm x 1.3cm USB C cable length: 11cm Weight 0.2lbs（100g） Storage Temperature -4° ~ +140° F (-20° ~ +60° C) Humidity 20%-90% (non-condensing) Power Supply 3.0W(MAX) Power Consumption 10.2 Mechanical Diagram HuddleCast Pro...
Page 92 HCP-DongleUH HCP-DongleUC...