Logitech RALLY CAMERA User manual
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LOGITECH RALLY AND RALLY PLUS
IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE
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CAMERA SPEAKER x2
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a. CAMERA: Fully motorized pan/tilt/zoom camera that supports up to 4K resolution. The
camera can be mounted upside down; an internal sensor will automatically invert the
image and remote control function.
Note: The camera must be power cycled after mounting upside down.
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FEATURES RALLY CAMERA SPECS
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b. TABLE HUB: The Table and Display Hubs work together to convert HDMI, camera,
and audio to a signal that can be passed over one CAT6a cable. The Table Hub is the
connection point for the microphones and the meeting room computer at the table.
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c. DISPLAY HUB: Connection point for the speakers, HDMI to the displays (when the
meeting computer is connected to the Table Hub) and the meeting room computer
when located at the display. Note, the HDMI signals are a straight pass through
between the hubs.
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d. MIC PODS: Each Mic Pod has an approximate pickup diameter of 15’/4.6m. The
microphones can be daisy chained or connected in a trunk/branch conguration using
the optional Mic Pod Hub described below. Rally supports up to seven (7) Mic Pods.
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FEATURES MIC POD SPECS
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e. SPEAKERS: The Rally speakers are ultra-low distortion designed specically for speech
and enhanced echo canceling. When the system is uses in an application that enables
a microphone (such as video conferencing and recording applications) the speaker
output is binaural/double mono. When used in applications with no microphone input,
the speakers output stereo.
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f. CABLES AND POWER SUPPLIES:
CABLE END 1 END 2 LENGTH COMMENT
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RJ45 RJ45 5m
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POWER SUPPLIES END 1 END 2 LENGTH COMMENT
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g. REMOTE CONTROL: The remote can be easily held in the hand or operated while sitting
on the table. Up to ve (5) remote controls can be connected to one system allowing
easier access to controls in larger rooms. See the “pairing a remote control” section for
instructions on how to pair additional remote controls to Rally.
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1. Call answer and end buttons function in supported applications.
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Youhavetwooptionsonwheretoplacethecomputerrunningyourmeetings:therst(and
recommended method in most cases) is near the display and the second is at the table. If
you plan on the meeting computer at the display, please proceed to section 4. If you plan
on having the meeting computer at the table, please proceed to section 5.
a. NOTE ON COMPUTERS CONNECTED TO BOTH HUBS: Only one computer can have an
active connection to Rally.
h. OPTIONAL ELEMENTS:
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a. CONNECTING THE TABLE HUB
Connections when the meeting computer is at the table.
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b. CONNECTING THE DISPLAY HUB
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Connections when the meeting computer is at the display
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b. CONNECTING THE DISPLAY HUB
a. CONNECTING THE TABLE HUB
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a. With the meeting room computer connected to the Display Hub, it’s possible to share
content from a second computer using the Logitech Screen Share as shown below:
b. Using Logitech Tap with Rally, the recommended connections are as follows:
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a. Each component (except for the speakers) has an LED to indicate status. If the system
is connected and powered:
c. When using Logitech Flex with SmartDock and Rally, the recommended connection
schematic is below:
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a. Rally Camera is capable of outputting 4K video. If the meeting room computer is
connected to the Display Hub, the computer can receive a 4K signal from the camera.
Please note that the video conferencing application must be able to support 4K to
experience 4K video conferences.
b. If the meeting room computer is connected to the Table Hub, the maximum resolution
from the camera is 1080P.
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a. MAKE RALLY THE DEFAULT DEVICE: Ensure that Rally is chosen as the camera, speaker,
and microphone in your video conferencing applications and the operating system.
Please consult the conferencing application documentation for further instructions on
how to do this.
b. STARTING A VIDEO CALL: After installing Rally and ensuring it is the default device in
your video conferencing application, simply start the application in the normal manner
and enjoy the benets of improved audio and video.
c. CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CONTROL (CEC): CEC allows commands to be sent over
HDMI to CEC enabled products. When the displays are connected to the Display Hub
via HDMI, a signal to turn display on will be sent when:
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d. PAIRING RALLY TO A BLUETOOTH DEVICE: You can pair a Bluetooth device to Rally for
audio-only calls. Rally supports the Hands Free Prole (HFP). To pair your Bluetooth
device, follow these simple steps:
Pressing the Bluetooth button on the remote after a device is paired will disconnect
theBluetoothdevice(itwillstillbe“paired”butnot“connected”).Pressingitagainwill
reconnect the last paired device in range.
e. LED INDICATORS
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