Hello,
We have various model of Cisco devices in our environment and needed some help to make things works better...
Multiple things:
#1:
Is there a way to show custom Icon on the main screen?
After multiple attempt and gone through all the settings, it looked like not possible.
Can only show Stock/Default icon such as Share / Join Webex / Call.
#2
For MX200 G2 device:
Physical volume + - button, and the mute button, are faulty.
Manage to receive help from one of the cisco community legend (pesla) to setup a touch button to control the volume (from this post)
I noticed we will need a "Mute" feature as well, for muting Microphone. Any help will be appreciated.
#3
On another device, running MX200 G2, we have HDMI to a PC. So whenever we go to "Share" -> "HDMI" -> Preview, we will be able to display the PC content on the MX200 screens.
To make things complicated we have other model of devices running in our environment, in order to streamline the "User Interface" on the Touch Panel, I have copied code from other room, which will create a "Meeting Selection" custom panel, with options "PC".
When selecting PC, it is currently previewing "DVI" instead of "HDMI". even though nothing is plugged on DVI.
tried going to Settings -> Video -> Connector 2 (DviType) i've set the visibility to Never. but when clicking on "PC" option it is still attempting to preview DVI, then it'll return back to the previous screen because nothing to preview.
Anyone know what I can do to make sure when clicking "PC" it will preview HDMI output? it should be Connector 3 under Settings - Video. Maybe a Macro to control it?
#4.
We are using USB Capture device (magewell) on some of the Room Kit mini devices.
When we're on PC mode with active webcam usage, or playing any audio, touch panel will display a message..
"USB Cable Connected"
You are now using this device as an external camera
Is there a way to hide this message? I've gone through all the Macros/scripts we have, but don't seem to find anything related to it.
Sorry for the long post,
Thanks.
