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Huddle Hub Installation Guide
4.1.1 Huddle Room
Huddle Rooms are small meeting areas, typically seating
4 to 8 people.
In such a room, you can connect your large display - if
any - to the HDMI port of HHO. If your room does not
feature a large display nor a projector, you can still use
HHO to make presentations, simply sending them
directly to the screen of the other participants' PCs or
devices.
If a webcam is also available, you can plug it to the USB
port of HHO and enable the Wireless Webcam feature.
If no webcam is available, you can configure your HHO to
enable Multicam, a unique feature that allow capturing
the streams of the individual device cameras and
combining them into a single stream to be sent to your
favorite video-conference software.
The Operation mode of each HHO unit is configured by default to the option Huddle, which offers the
best performances in this situation (see the Configuration Guide for more information about the
Operation modes).
4.1.2 Meeting Room
Meetings Rooms are larger meeting areas, typically
seating 8 to 20 people.
In such a room, you can connect your large display - if
any - to the HDMI port of HHO. If your room does not
feature a large display nor a projector, you can still use
HHO to make presentations, simply sending them
directly to the screen of the other participants' PCs or
devices.
If a webcam is also available, you can plug it to the
USB port of HHO and enable the Wireless Webcam
feature.
If no webcam is available, you can configure your HHO
to enable Multicam, a unique feature that allow
capturing the streams of the individual device cameras
and combining them into a single stream to be sent to
your favorite video-conference software.
If your unit is a HHO MRE or HHO+ MRE model, its
Operation mode can be configured to the option Meeting, which allow sending the presentation up to
64 participants', at the price of disabling the Smart Rooms (see the Configuration Guide for more
information about the Operation modes).
