AudioCodes RX-PAD User manual

AudioCodes RX-PAD Meeting Room Controller
Pairing Guide
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Note:
•‘MTRfA’ in this guide refers to RXV81 | RXV200
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MTRfA = Microsoft Teams Room for Android
1. Physical Description
The figure below shows AudioCodes’ RX-PAD Meeting Room Controller. See here for detailed information.
2. Checklist: Shipped Items
Make sure you received the following in the shipped box:
Ethernet cable
Power Supply (PS) (not supplied but can be ordered separately)
3. Positioning
Position RX-PAD on the table for optimal management. Use this figure as reference.

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4. Cabling
The figure below shows the RX-PAD connector ports.
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Description
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Power cable
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Currently inapplicable. USB Type C.
3
Currently inapplicable. USB Type A Super Speed.
4
Currently inapplicable. HDMI for external video ingest.
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Network port (PoE)
Access the connector ports by unscrewing the two screws to remove their cover.
5. Powering up (PoE)
After connecting the Ethernet cable to the network port (ETH) of the device, RX-PAD powers up.
6. General Pairing pre-requisites
Make sure:
1. No physical blocks exist between RX-PAD and the MTRfA device.
2. Both are running the latest GA version released by AudioCodes.
3. Both are connected to the same network (subnet).
4. In a wireless environment, PS must power the device (it must be ordered separately); the device
cannot operate over Wi-Fi if the device is powered over ethernet.
5. For the initial pairing of the out-of-the-box set, make sure that the physical distance between them is
less than 50 cm.
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7. Managing RX-PAD
RX-PAD is managed by AudioCodes’ One Voice Operations Center | Device Manager.
Management includes:
Firmware management / upgrade
Alarm management
Upgrade the APK.
8. Pairing
Note: Before pairing the devices, use a USB mouse connected to the MTRfA to enable
Wi-Fi (in Settings > Wi-Fi). After that, use the Remote Keyboard.
To get started:
1. After powering up, RX-PAD displays the 'Languages' page.
2. Make sure both RX-PAD and the MTRfA are connected to the network and then select a language.
3. Tap PAIR; an RXV-PAIR process is automatically activated between RX-PAD and the MTRfA.

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MTRfA
RX-PAD
4. On your pc | laptop, point your browser to https://microsoft.com/devicelogin as shown in the
previous two figures.
5. Enter the code using the RX-PAD keyboard, and then select Next.
6. Enter your email or Teams username and select Next -OR- click the account to sign in with.

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7. After sign-in to RX-PAD is finished, use the Remote Keyboard application that pops up on RX-PAD to
sign in to the MTRfA.
RX-PAD
8. Tap Remote Keyboard to enter the same credentials on the MTRfA.
MTRfA
RX-PAD
9. Enter your Password.

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MTRfA
RX-PAD
10. After sign-in on both devices is complete, click Search again; the MTRfA (Serial Number) bundled with
RX-PAD becomes available for selection. On the MTRfA,view a message indicating that both devices
are not paired at the Teams level; the message disappears after they’re paired.
MTRfA
RX-PAD
11. After selecting the MTRfA, a pairing code is displayed on the MTRfA screen.
MTRfA
RX-PAD
12. Enter the code using the keypad on RX-PAD.

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MTRfA
RX-PAD
13. After Microsoft’s pairing process finishes, view an All set! indication on each device.
MTRfA
RX-PAD
14. After a few moments, the indication disappears and you’ll view the home page with controls of the
MTRfA displayed on RX-PAD.
MTRfA
RX-PAD

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9. Using RX-PAD
Use this table as reference to the figure above:
L-R
Description
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‘Back’ button; press to return to the screen previously accessed.
2
Press to return to the home screen from any screen. Long-press to open the device’s
‘Settings’ screen.
3
Press to access ‘Camera Settings’.
4
Press to open administrator-related menus, including ‘Settings’.
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One-click to join with an integrated calendar for quick and rapid collaboration initiation.
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Human proximity motion sensor concealed under the plastic that allows the user to hold
their hand near the sensor location to ‘wake up’ the device while in screensaver mode,
triggering automatic lighting to greet the user.
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LED indications:
If illuminated red (constantly, without flashing), it indicates ‘No network’.
Flashing red indicates a system alert, for example, when a user tries to charge via the
device’s USB port.
Flashing yellow indicates that the device is in the process of a software upgrade.
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10. Specifications
Feature Specification
Display Landscape Touch 8” LCD (1280 x 720 resolution)
Device interfaces
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Ethernet: 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) network interface (PoE) Wi-Fi (dual band
support)
•Bluetooth 5.0
•12V/3A DC power input
•Proximity Sensor (see previous table for description)
Network provisioning
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TCP/IP (IPv4), DHCP/ static IP; Time and date synchronization via SNTP; VLAN
support; QoS support: IEEE 802.1p/Q tagging (VLAN)
•Layer 3 TOS and DSCP RTCP support: (RFC 1889)
•IP address configuration: TCP/IP (Ipv4), DHCP/static IP Time and date
synchronization: SNTP
OS Android 12
UC platform support
highlights
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Intuitive meeting experience with calendar integration and click-to-join
meetings or proximity join experience
•Easy-to-use touch controller for meeting management

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FCC WARNING
Prior to operating this device, refer to the device’s ‘Regulatory Information and FCC warnings’ available
from AudioCodes.
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Information contained in this document is believed to be accurate and reliable at the time of printing.
However, due to ongoing product improvements and revisions, AudioCodes cannot guarantee accuracy
of printed material after the Date Published nor can it accept responsibility for errors or omissions.
Updates to this document can be downloaded from https://www.audiocodes.com/library/technical-
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Date Published: May-02-2023
Document #: LTRT-18270