Barco ClickShare, Service Manual

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12. Frequently Asked Questions
Practical
1. What about risk of theft?
ClickShare Buttons are designed to avoid a sincere confusion with a USB mass storage device. The ClickShare Button is
designed in such a way that people will notice it when walking away from the meeting room (weight, size, cable,…). In the rare
case that one takes the Button away from a meeting room by mistake, the AV Manager can pair the Button, when returned,
with any meeting room. The ClickShare Button has no practical value by itself.
2. Can you fi xate the ClickShare Buttons to a table?
There are no provisions to fi xate the ClickShare Button on the table.
3. What is the maximum amount of ClickShare Buttons that can be connected to a Base Unit?
There is no limit to the number of ClickShare Buttons that can be paired to the Base Unit. We have done tests with 20 ClickShare
Buttons connected to the Base Unit simultaneously (i.e. “Ready to share”). The maximum number of ClickShare Buttons that
can share content on the central display is limited to four.
4. How may Base Units can I install within each other’s range?
As with other wireless networks based on IEEE 802.11, this depends heavily on the existing environment, meaning infrastruc-
ture of the building and other wireless networks and devices that are sharing the spectrum with the ClickShare Base Units.
It will also depend on the type of content that is shared, using the ClickShare Buttons. As a reference, 1 ClickShare Button
sharing HD Video will consume approximately 8-10 Mbps. The maximum physical rate of the WiFi module of the ClickShare
Button is 65 Mbps.
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