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Cisco Smart+Connected Portable Tablet Reference Guide

OL-27364-01

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Package Contents

Carefully unpack the Cisco Portable Tablet and ensure the following items are included in the box.

Caution

Do not apply excessive pressure to the touchscreen display during handling. Doing so can crack the 
screen and damage the touchscreen.

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Cisco Portable Tablet and docking station

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DC Power Adapter (only use the power supply provided)

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(Optional) Two (2) screws for securing the docking station to the Cisco Portable Tablet

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Warranty Card

Power and Network Connections

Before you begin to install this Cisco Portable Tablet, you’ll need to make a few decisions:

1.

Will the Cisco Portable Tablet be used as a portable device (docking station not attached) or with 
the docking station attached? See “Portable or Tabletop Installation Options” and “Power 
Management Best Practices” for details. 

2.

Will the DC Power Adapter or Power over Ethernet be used? See the 

“Portable or Tabletop 

Installation Options” section on page 9

 for details.

LED Indicators

The LEDs on the Cisco Portable Tablet indicate the status of the power supply, battery charge, booting, 
and so on, as described in the next table.

Table 1

LED  Indicators 

LED Color

Touchscreen Status

Off

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Not charging

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Screensaver mode, blank 

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Screensaver mode, charging

Red

Off, charging

Green

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On, not charging 

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Suspend/asleep, not charging

Green (blinking)

Booting, not charging

Green (fast blinks)

Restoring, not charging

Orange

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On, charging

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Suspend/asleep, charging

Orange (blinking)

Booting while charging

Orange (fast blinks)

Restoring while charging

Summary of Contents for Smart+Connected

Page 1: ...4 LED Indicators page 4 Device Illustrations and Descriptions page 6 Front View page 6 Top View page 7 Bottom View page 7 Right Side View page 8 Back View page 8 Portable or Tabletop Installation Options page 9 Using the Cisco Portable Tablet as a Portable Device page 9 Using the Cisco Portable Tablet as a Tabletop Device page 10 Understanding the Touchscreen Modes page 12 Configuration page 12 Co...

Page 2: ...27364 01 Power Management Best Practices page 16 Cleaning the Touchscreen and Docking Station page 16 Troubleshooting page 16 Specifications page 18 Regulatory Safety Information page 19 Related Documentation page 19 Warranty page 20 Service and Support page 21 ...

Page 3: ...wer directly from the Ethernet cable while eliminating the need for a separate power connection Features include Easily configured as a portable or as a tethered tabletop unit for flexible installation Integrated camera with full motion video for high quality video communications with the Cisco Smart Connected Video Door Station and Cisco Smart Connected 7 In wall Display Integrated speakers and d...

Page 4: ... Tablet be used as a portable device docking station not attached or with the docking station attached See Portable or Tabletop Installation Options and Power Management Best Practices for details 2 Will the DC Power Adapter or Power over Ethernet be used See the Portable or Tabletop Installation Options section on page 9 for details LED Indicators The LEDs on the Cisco Portable Tablet indicate th...

Page 5: ... device is asleep press any button or tap the screen The device must be connected to a power supply for at least six 6 hours so the battery can fully charge If the battery power is critically low you can still turn on the device as long as the docking station is plugged into the power adapter or a Power over Ethernet PoE switch ...

Page 6: ...h another compatible device in another room 2 Programmable Buttons 4 Used to program various automation activities in Composer Pro programming 3 Power Button Used to power the Cisco Portable Tablet on or off See the Understanding the Touchscreen Modes section on page 12 4 Touchscreen The front face of the Cisco Portable Tablet 5 Reset Restore Pinhole Used to reset or restore the factory defaults 6...

Page 7: ...scriptions Top View Figure 1 3 Top View Bottom View Figure 1 4 Bottom View 8 Camera LED Indicator Indicates if the camera is on Green indicates the camera is on 9 Power LED Indicator Indicates if the power is on 10 Microphones Used to speak into the Cisco Portable Tablet when the intercom is used ...

Page 8: ...8 Cisco Smart Connected Portable Tablet Reference Guide OL 27364 01 Device Illustrations and Descriptions Right Side View Figure 1 5 Right Side View Back View Figure 1 6 Back View ...

Page 9: ...gure either an Ethernet or Wi Fi connection and attach the device to the base using the two 2 included screws Using the Cisco Portable Tablet as a Portable Device Note You must set up for Wi Fi if the Cisco Portable Tablet will be used as a portable device See Configure the Network Settings Procedure Step 1 Place the docking station on a flat surface Step 2 Power the device using either a power ca...

Page 10: ...o its docking station Step 4 Wake up the Cisco Portable Tablet by touching the screen or pressing any button Using the Cisco Portable Tablet as a Tabletop Device Procedure Step 1 Place the docking station on a flat surface Step 2 Power the device using either a power cable or a Power over Ethernet PoE connection a Insert the power cable into the power jack slot on the back of the device see Figure...

Page 11: ...re inserting the screws Procedure To attach the Cisco Portable Tablet to the docking station Step 1 Remove the two 2 rubber protectors from the screw holes on the bottom of the docking station Step 2 Insert the Cisco Portable Tablet into the docking station Step 3 Turn the Cisco Portable Tablet and docking station upside down and insert the two 2 screws included Step 4 Screw the docking station to...

Page 12: ... Best Practices for details Screensaver The screen saver is running To wake up the device tap the screen Wake The screen displays anything other than a screen saver To force the device into Sleep mode press and release the Power button Configuration Configure the Network Settings page 12 Connect to Director from the Cisco Portable Tablet page 14 Composer Pro Configuration page 15 Configure the Net...

Page 13: ...o you by the person who set up the wireless network g Select Connect Notice that the IP settings change Step 4 The IP address is set to DHCP by default If you need to set a static IP address complete the following steps otherwise you are finished with these steps a On the touchscreen tap More Settings Network if necessary b On the Network page tap Static see Figure 1 9 Figure 1 9 Static IP Address...

Page 14: ...e Step 1 On the Home page tap More Settings Step 2 Tap Director Step 3 If the Director page does not display the Director view has probably been disabled you must provide a password to enable it If you need the password contact your Cisco reseller If you have the password tap Config Disable View enter the password and then tap Director to deselect it Tap the Director button again and view the Dire...

Page 15: ...to identify the device to the network d When the address displays in Composer Pro click Close Tip See the Cisco Smart Connected Residential Installation and Configuration Guide for more information Power and Battery Management Note A lithium ion polymer rechargeable battery is used in this product The battery in this product is non user replaceable and should be removed by a Cisco authorized servi...

Page 16: ...ssary set it to Never The default settings are Never for Turn Backlight Off and After 3 mins for Suspend Typically the battery will last for about 13 hours with these settings Here are some other examples and how much battery power is consumed in these settings If Turn Backlight Off is set to 3 mins and Suspend is set to Never the battery will last half as long as the default settings due to incre...

Page 17: ...nhole on the top of the screen You may need to use an unbent paperclip to press the button Caution The microphone holes look similar to the Reset Restore pinhole Inserting a paperclip into these pinholes will permanently damage the microphones See Figure 1 2 Unplug the docking station and plug it back in If pressing the Reset Restore pinhole button does not solve the problem as a last resort perfo...

Page 18: ... 4 Intercom Microphone Dual microphones Voice pickup from 10 feet away Beamforming Speaker Internal Video and audio Full duplex video H 264 and audio G 722 Communications Wi Fi Wireless N 2 4 GHz 802 11n g b RF frequency 2 4 GHz Antenna Internal Encryption 64 128 WEP TKIP AES Authentication WPS WEP WPA WPA2 Ethernet 10 100 Base T Ethernet RJ 45 Power Power Supply Power over Ethernet IEEE802 3af AC...

Page 19: ... reset the tablet to default settings and may require the device to be updated in the project Dimensions W x H x D 7 5 5 0 75 190 5 mm x 127 mm x 19 05 mm not including charging dock Mounting Portable or Tabletop Table 1 3 Cisco Portable Tablet Specifications continued Subject Document Title Location General Product Information and Home Page www cisco com go smartconnectedresidential Data Sheets h...

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Page 21: ...o are trademarks of Cisco Systems Inc and or its affiliates in the U S and other countries A listing of Cisco s trademarks can be found at www cisco com go trademarks Third party trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners The use of the word partner does not imply a partnership relationship between Cisco and any other company 1005R Any Internet Protocol IP addresses and phone...

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